Rhineland talks end in deadlock amid German demands
The article reports week-long Aegio German talks over the Rhineland crisis ending in deadlock with no concrete guarantees from Germany. Eden warned Britain’s obligations under Locarno and urged a conciliatory gesture from Berlin to break the impasse. Hitler addressed a large German audience, asserting defiance and independence.
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Rhineland
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Eg Gres
Britain
Ado Hiler
Rhinelene
Eden
House of Commons
von Ribveniop
Bden
Maryland Stockmen Visit Frederick Area With Contests
The Maryland Stockmen's Association stops in the county this afternoon offering a weight guessing contest for visiting farmers and stockmen. Prizes will be awarded as participants mark estimated weights of several mares and cattle. The program begins at 1 o clock at the headcoariers of Momocacy Farms four miles north of Frederick on Emus Pike. County Agent Henry R Shoemaker expects strong interest from local beef and horse breeders and invites all farmers to join the tour. The event includes a talk on Beef Prod and a second program at 3 o clock with further remarks and exhibits, coordinated by B E Carmpsheel of College Park and Maryland Aberdeen Cattle Breeders Association. Lunch details are described as healthful with approximate wavelengths noted in error.
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Weuss Hasssing Usarest
Wergnis
Momocacy Facms
Frederick
Emus Pike
Henry R. Shoemaker
W. Alen
MetGregor
McGregor
Meryland Aberdeen Canle
Kelbaugh Nominated for Thurman Postmaster
Frederck county Democratic State Central committee recommends Earl T. Kelbaugh for Thurman postmaster. The vote was unanimous among four attending members with two others in favor. Other applicants included Som Alem 5 and Ge Talior, while local officials note the rural carrier exam vacancy due to retirement March 31.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Frederck County
Earl T. Kelbaugh
John W. Kelbaugh
Thurman
Kelbsugh
William J. Grove
Bo Tas
R. G. Kise
G. Cleveland Trout
Hary Wood
New Market
August TF. Brust
Frederick
Kelbanagh
Davai P. Fhar
Alem
Ge Talior
Kelbaugh
Ment
Taurment
Theo Schon Rons
Eeeh
Davie
Gari
M. Hoog
Ohio Valley Civil Service posts April 17 exam notices
Receipts for civil service applications to fill postmaster and related positions in Ohio Valley close April 17. Only workers from Frederick post office are eligible. The notice references maintenance fees for equipment and a forecast for fair weather.
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Ohio Valley
Postofpce
Civil Service C Mission
Frederick
Floods raise alarm as Ohio River floods anew
Oto River rises above flood stage along its 981 mile length for the first time. Residents along streams feeding the Ohio abandon homes then prepare to return as fair weather is forecast. Experts warn 48 hours could avert further damage from heavy rains.
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Oto
Ohio
Tennessee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House Banking Committee
Pennslvania
Maryland House advances relief measure to third reading
In Annapolis March 27 the House moved a relief bill toward third reading with a 3.1 million budget for old age pensions and a 2 percent state income tax on Maryland earnings. A Senate amended version includes a $1 beer tax and 10 percent amusement tax plus a 1 percent auto use tax. The committee plans to drop alternate amendments and adopt the Senate bill with minor changes. A separate Senate bill proposes a $1,000,000 flood relief bond issue to be serviced by county and Baltimore city property taxes with incremental tax rates set for 1937 to 1951.
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House of Delegates
Senate
Maryland
House
Ways and
Annapolis
Baltimore
Harry W. LeGore
Frederick County
Ums
Roosevelt hints at new U S stamp issues and potato tax stamps
President Roosevelt confirms Post Office interest in a new U S stamp series honoring army and navy heroes possibly including West Point and Annapolis. Details on replacements or additions remain uncertain. Also note the potato tax stamps tied to AAA costs, with collectors pricing and availability from federal offices.
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Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Army
Ames
John Paul Jones
Lafasene
John Barry
Robert E Lee Theavery
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Jacksonville
Fila
Washington, D. C
Hoffman Seeks Outside Aid Over Hauptmann Case
Gov Hoffman pursues external counsel and legal actions as he weighs a possible reprieve in the Hauptmann case and seeks Cuban police input amid delays. The issue echoes January efforts before a previous reprieve was granted, while attorneys debate the Governor's authority. Alsen Press reports a man injured in a tree-cutting accident is improving.
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Siride
Hauptmann
Isador Fisch
Tecelte Opinas
Xno
Disturbed Worship Charged in Polee Court
Frank Kipp of route 5 was fined five dollars and costs for disturbing church worship in Polee Court on Friday. Justice Mitton Garner suspended a term. Rev Barton testified, noting the defendant entered the church last Sunday and caused disruption.
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Frank Kipp
Mitton Garner
Polee
Minster
Barton
Sunda
Imius Dehai
Mndison Hoffman, Jr
Plane wreckage found near Treason clash site
Plane wreckage located five miles northeast of Treason with corpses of men inside. Recovery teams from Ane and Tusaon confirmed the discovery this March, marking a tragic aviation incident amid ongoing search efforts.
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Tusaon
Ane
March
Tod
Northeas
Offer Rate Plan Eastern Roads Would Substitute Commission's Order
A proposed rate plan in the eastern roads dispute would replace the commission’s order. The move signals a shift in pricing framework and administrative oversight as parties seek a negotiated path forward.
Railroads Move to Substitute Their Experimental Fares
Washington March 27 major Eastern railroads announced a plan to substitute their own experimental passenger fares for sharply reduced rates recently prescribed by government authorities. The action signals a shift in pricing policy affecting travelers and competing carriers.
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Washington
Eastern executives seek delay on June coach rate cut
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard from President of Eastern and Baltimore and Ohio officials who urged a postponement of the June 2 effective date of a commission order. The proposal would keep basic coach rates higher and preserve the pullman surcharge, limiting the planned reductions to 2 cents per mile and 3 cents for pullman charges.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Lives
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Ohio
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