International Law or International Anarchy Meets Peace Efforts
Congressman David J. Lewis urged in Winchester Hall that a world court with enforcement power is essential to prevent war. He opposed the Ludlow Amendment restricting presidential war powers and warned that without a global authority, acts like the sinking of the Lusitania show ongoing international law violations.
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Community of Nations
United States Supreme Court
Community of States
David J. Lewis
Winchester Hall
Community of
Natons
Lewis
Lusitania
Congressman Lewis
United States
Congress
Chesapeake Bay
Mt Vernon
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cong
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Frederick P. Nelson
Baltimore Sun
Leah Brown Allen
Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
M. E. Kearney
Nelson
Largely Attended Farm Sale At Garner Estate
The John J. Garner farm sale at Cranberry Valley near Westmain Stier drew a large crowd Friday, grossing 5897.90. Horses sold 130 to 250, cattle 60 to 105, heifers 25 to 20, calves 10 to 15, shoots 7.50 to 11.25. A three-year-old tractor sold for 700 and a corn husker for 203. Other machinery and household items sold well. Harry Trout served as auctioneer with Rinehart and Erb as clerks.
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John J. Garner
Cranberry Valley
Westmain-1
Stier
Harry Trout
Rinehart and
Erb
Hitler vows Germany will keep all during plebiscite tour
Adolf Hitler told 15,000 East Prussians in Koenigsberg that Germany will keep all its possessions and not surrender. He outlined swift Austrian occupation as proof of resolve and announced fourteen pre-plebiscite speeches before the April 10 vote on Austro-German union. Goering headed toward Vienna for a speech there.
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Koenigsberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Danube
Vienna
Descendants Crowd Rehoboth Church For Littletown Funeral
The Rehoboth Methodist Episcopal church in Whaleyville Maryland was packed with Mrs Ellen Cooper Littletown s descendants as funeral services were held Her eight children forty five grandchildren fifty seven great grandchildren and ten great great grandchildren totaled 120 Cleve Littletown a son estimated her age at ninety six She had never wandered far from her farm walking five miles to church every Sunday for forty five years
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Whaleyville
Rehoboth Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellen Cooper Littletown
Cleve Littletown
Appellate Court Affirms Norcross Cause Of Laidlaw Injury
The court ruled Laidlaw’s injury stemmed from an explosion caused by Norcross, not Sage. It held Sage’s brief movement of Laidlaw does not establish primary or direct cause, despite any contributing action.
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Laidlaw
Norcross
Sage
Annuity Suit Over 1923 Mehrling Conveyance
Lewis W. M. Crouse as executor sues Catherine Betson and heirs over an alleged 100 annual annuity tied to a 1923 conveyance from Annie Mehrling. The suit seeks conveyance of property, an accounting of payments, and potential sale free of dower, with Betson heirs named and attorneys listed.
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Lewis W. M. Crouse
Annie Mary Margaret Mehrling
Catherine Amanda Betson
L. Edgar Betson
Dara M Betson
Catherine
Lewis E. Jr
Ada G
C. Frost Hetson
Inez H. Winpeglar
L. E . Betson
Betson
Mehrling
Willi
Ing
Miss Mehrling
Crouse
Hubert E. Clapp, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Regulate Traffic In Blossom Area
In fiyallsville on March 25 a plan to ease traffic to Washington during cherry blossom crowds. Parking on the Baltimore Washington Boulevard from Laurel to the district line will be prohibited next Sunday. Prince George's County police Sergt Ralph Brown and State Police Sub-Station at Laurel Seret C B Durham announced the restriction. Brown projected over 200000 travelers here to Washington. Fifty five officers will police the boulevard from 6 am to 8 pm.
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Fiyallsville
Mar
Washington
Baltimore Washington Boulevard
Laurel
Sergt Ralph Brown
Prince George's County
Seret
C. B. Durham
Arrests After Chase Near Monocacy River Bridge
Federal agents stopped a truck on the Gas House Pike as it headed toward the Monocacy river bridge. Guy E. Crouse and a woman identified as Marie Crouse were arrested for transportation and possession of untaxed liquor after bags with liquor were salvaged from the river. They were to be arraigned before U S Commissioner D Angle Wolsnger in Hagerstown. The couple have a history of liquor and other legal troubles.
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Monocacy River Bridge
Sas House Pike
Guy E. Crouse
Marie Crouse
Frederick
Hagerstown
U. S
D. Angle WolSnger
Charles Cushway
David Walker
West Patrick Street
Crouse
Bridge
East Patrick Street
Betty Jean Crouse
Braddock iHeights
Roy M. Hiltner
Braddock Heights
Boonsboro
Scope Of Refugee Proposal Widened
President Roosevelt expanded the refugee relief plan to include oppressed minorities beyond Jews in Germany and Austria and across lands. He said the aid would fit within present immigration quotas and could apply to political and religious groups such as Catholics under the Barcelona government, and protests from Protestants and Catholics in Central Europe.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
America
Germany
Austria
Barcelona
Spain
Gift And Estate Tax Provisions Removed
Washington March 25 The Senate Finance Committee removed gift and estate tax provisions from the House tax revision bill. Chairman Harrison Democrat of Mississippi said officials argued House levies would push federal taxation into state affairs. The committee kept existing law to avoid confusion and claimed revenue would not be reduced.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
House
First Serious Forest Fire Put Out By CCC
Civilian Conservation Camp workers and county wardens halted the spring’s first major forest fire near Lewistown, burning about thirty acres toward Catoctin Furnace. Twenty three Fishing Creek members aided Warden Maron Rice over nearly four hours. origin unclear. Fire tower spotted blaze around 12:30 p.m. Friday. fire declared controlled about 4:30 p.m. No permanent forest chief named since a prior resignation.
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Frst
Lewistoun
Catoctin
Fishing Creek
Hamburg
Fie
Lewistown
Herman Toms
Middletown
William G. Renner
Catoctin Furnace
Congressional Probe Of TVA Seems Certain
Congress moves toward a formal joint inquiry into the Tennessee Valley Authority and private power companies. The Senate approved a five senator five representative investigation, awaiting House floor action and President Roosevelt's approval. Norris seeks scope on private utilities hampering TVA.
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Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
New Deal Power Agency
House
Rayburn
Rules Committee
Roosevelt
TVA
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Czechoslovak Nazi Leader Demands New Elections
Konrad Henlein, leader of Czechoslovakia's nazified Germans, urged the government to call elections claiming 1,600,000 votes and stating the Sudeten Germans were denied rights. He asserted his party held 81 seats in the National Chamber, the largest bloc.
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Praha
Konrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Henlein
National Chamber of Deputies
Answers to quiz show arcane questions and misstatements
The item lists five quiz style prompts and answers. Richard Whitmer is named as former president of the New York Stock Exchange, a claim the text attributes to self blame. A statistic claims two and a half times greater. a statement calls liquor legalization in a prior referendum false. a note mentions six assistants paid ten thousand a year. and Albert F. Lebrun is cited along with Gaelic as still spoken in the Hebrides off Scotland’s west coast.
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Richard Whitmer
N.Y Stock Exchange
Albert F. Lebrun
Hebrides Islands
Scotland
Purebred Cattle Sold in New Hampshire Exchange
Purebred Guernsey cows from Westminster and New Windsor exchange hands through the American Guernsey Cattle Club. West minster's Jane 539747 sells to Roy B. Sayler of Rocky Ridge, Maryland, and Greta of Moor Lady 201900 sells to Dr. Alexander Gow of Frederick, Maryland. A note mentions a Japanese advocate proposing 60 million dollars for repairing the Yellow Sea dykes in China.
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Peterborough
N. H
Guernsey
Westminster
Jane
William F. Lynch
Roy B. Sayler
Rocky Ridge
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Greta
Moor Lady
W. Smader Laker
New Windsor
Alexander Gow
Frederick
Chins
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