Farmers Co op Safe Blown and Stolen With Records
A safe at the Farmers' Co op Association on Easy toeet was blown open with nitroglycerin and cash of 151.38 taken. Books and records were scattered on the floor as thieves moved the heavy iron box to the rear, then fled. Police, including Chief Steiner and officers Shaff Murray Tolbert, investigated after the 6 45 a m discovery by Ph Myers.
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Ph Myers. & warehouse
Steiner
Sher
Crum
Shaff
Murray
Tolbert
Unlawful for Dogs to Run at Large Warns State Game Warden
State Game Warden Lee LeCompte warns that dogs running at large are unlawful and threaten game when the hunting season opens. He stresses necessity of confined hounds and reminds owners of penalties for harboring multiple dogs during the season.
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Lee LeCompte
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LeCompte
Sil savenich
Mr. LeCompte
Montgomery Judges Pay Cut Proposed in Election Fight
An AP report from Montgomery County on March 30 notes a proposal to reduce judge pay at elections from ten dollars to four dollars. The measure, tied to a General Assembly sponsor, aims to cut compensation for judges involved in election procedures.
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MONTGOMERY
Wide California Area Again Shaken by Quake
A seismic tremor rattled a wide California region on March 30. Initial reports say there was no damage or injuries, with shaking felt in several cities including Las Acques. Authorities cautioned residents to stay alert for aftershocks.
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CALIFORNIA
Weather Today Report From Nora and Marten
A fragmented weather note lists precipitation and temperatures with unclear figures. Mentions Nora, Marten, 1932 data, and a high temperature. Contains garbled units and stray codes, providing no clear forecast.
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Marten
reis
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TOMA
Pythians to Gather in Frederick for Large Meeting
One of the largest Pythian gatherings in Frederick is set for Monday evening with Supreme Chancellor James Dunns of Cleveland heading the visit. Maryland grand lodge officers and members from across the state are invited, including Baltimore contingents. The Mountain City Lodge plans a 30 000 mailing drive to grow Maryland Pythian membership and present a milestone objective for the domain.
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James Dunns
Cleveland
Oho
Knights of Pythias
maxes
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Maryland
grand lodge
Dunn
Ree S Harp
Harn
Washington, D. C
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Belmore
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Easton
Fiwood Mariak
Bsitrove
Exchent
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Ballmore
Ams
Edward M. Akers
Wweetminster
Baltimore
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Mountain City lodge
Recen
Thomas Summers
Elmer Brown
George L .Mobler
Frederick training school highlights new program features
A Frederick training school event showcased new features in a program presented by Miss Helen Pearson. An unrelated chimney fire near East South Street and Hamilton Avenue drew the United engine and crew to Rightwell residence at 2 o clock, causing light damage with minimal effects.
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the of schools
berg
Helen Pearson
Pleasimdia
rightwell
East Southeet
Hamilton avenue
Death in Jefferson: Hiram Rice Dies Likely Of Heart Attack
Hiram Filmore Rice a retired plasterer and longtime Jefferson resident was found dead in his bed at the home of Edward L. Himes near Jefferson. Doctors say death occurred about midnight likely from a heart attack with eight hours since death. Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 PM from the Jefferson M E Church with burial to be announced.
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Jeferson
Edward L. Himes
Jefferson
Mr. Rice
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Himes
Rome
Edwin Himes
Humes
Jefferson M. EB
Walter
17 Year Old Girl Found Dead In Ditch
Police report a 17 year old girl from Garshow high school found beaten to death in a ditch. A list in her purse pledges to stay on the straight path and be good to mother and father. Parents said she attended Paratime school daily while teachers say she never reached class.
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Garshow
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Paratime
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House of Morgan to be investigated next
Senate committee chairman said JP Morgan and Co will face further inquiries after earlier questioning. References to stock regulation and the banking house’s role appear as officials prepare to develop data and extend the investigation. The proceedings paused as Senator Robison of Arkansas oversaw the halted questioning.
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HOUSE OF MORGAN
Washington
March
iAP
timesinga
Amerwan
Anane
Senate
JP Morgamana Co
facmer
Deen
Robison
Arkansas
Vestiza
House Refuses 10 Yield On State Budget Bill
The House rejected a 10 yield in the budget bill dispute with the Senate. A conference committee was named to resolve the disagreement, with members including Senators George Veasay and Worcester, both Democrats from Baltimore. The Senate had earlier set a different share of gasoline tax proceeds, complicating talks after long night sessions.
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HOUSE
mnapolis
Senate
Baltimore
Forestation Bill Sent to Roosevelt for Final Action
Washington March 30 The Senate accepted House amendments to the forest employment bill and to the Water House with a decision to create a 500 million dollar fund for direct relief programs. President Roosevelt expects to act soon as final congressional approval was given without a record vote.
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Washington
Roosevelt Liberalism Splits Progressive Groups Amid Debate
Washington May 20 The Roosevelt program splits progressives rather than unites them with factions backing F D R while others like La Follette Borah and Costigan oppose a costly farm and bank measures. The division widens among reformers and radical wings as they weigh the burden of federal spending and power.
Executor Of Estate Heard By Jury In Testimony Case
The jury heard testimony on the mental capacity and discernment of John T. Gaver of Eneria as to his father’s estate. Witnesses Albert S. Brown Reno Harp and T F Grossa testified to the decedent’s business acumen and the distribution of roughly thirty thousand dollars. A daughter, Mrs Brandenberg, acknowledged a debt exceeding one thousand dollars but could not recall exact figures.
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Eneria
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Ror Middieto
Gav
Bracdenburg
Taur
LolacM
Plaintuff
Albert S. Brown
Reno
Harp
T. F. Grossa
Myer
Gaters
Brown
Grossaickie
Bank of Aberdeen to Reopen After Restructuring
Richmond March 30 The Bank of Aberdeen is set to reopen after a restructuring plan. The move follows a period of temporary closure and financial adjustments to stabilize operations.
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Rchmond
Bank of Abe
Aid
County Field Meet Set for May 26 at Frederick
Frederick High School hosts county field meet activities part of a county education initiative for high schools. Plans involve about 50 teachers and a program of studies including chemistry and reference work. The event is sponsored by the Fred Board of Education and the Maryland Playground League with state supervisors assisting.
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County Seaf
Eugene W. Pru u
Wiliam K. Kiingaman
Janes
beitz
Fred county
Fred Board of Education
Maryland Playground Aerie League
Ereg- Hahnen
Beer Sale Starts April 7 A P Report
Washington reports indicate the Department of Commerce will receive multi million dollar contributions from brewers as they prepare to start selling 3.2 beer on April. Purchases include autos trucks bottles barrels glasses and rubber goods with brewers planning to buy thousands of trucks and nearly five thousand passenger cars for maintenance and equipment.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
department
Entombed for four days rescued then dies
A person trapped for four days by a collapse is rescued but succumbs to injuries. Details remain unclear as officials report the incident and ongoing investigation.
Retail Bookseller Firm In Bankruptcy Case
A Federal Court reported a bankruptcy action involving a retail bookseller firm. The article notes court agends and creditors appearing, with details on prices and commodities like sugar and alcohol discussed in the context of the bankruptcy proceedings.
Too Much Money Examined 7 Hol Day Findings
A bank case centers on seven holiday periods and a disputed sum from 2509 to 75090. Officials scrutinize transactions before the bank could reopen, with investigators pursuing clarity on the large cash movements and ownership.
Bomb Shatters Fr. Coughlin Home in Royal Oak
In Royal Oak Michigan a basement explosion damaged the home of Father Coughlin as he slept. Two fellow priests, Father Tully and Father William, were unharmed upstairs. Detectives smelled black powder but found no blast container. The event comes amid his public bank controversy in Detroit and national bank conservators.
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Parner Coughlin
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Church of the Little Flower
Roy
Detroit
John ‘Tully
William
Dum Scotus
Coughin
National Bank of Detroit
First National Deroit
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Remodeled National Defense Plan Urged by Col Mill
Col William Mill, former Army Air Corps chief, urged the House Military Affairs committee to create a Department of National Defense merging land sea and air forces. The plan aims to boost efficiency and save 250 million to 300 million dollars annually, with the Army Navy and Air Force as components.
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Washington
House
Miliary Affairs committee
William Mill
Army Air Corps
Mitchell
United States
army
navy
McSwain
McSwain, of the Miliary Affairs
Movie Bill Advances in Annapes Legislature
A bill to advance moving picture regulation moves through the Annapes legislature. The measure, supported by administration, passed the House and Senate committee stages and heads toward final approval. Names listed include James Marrone and Ralph D Caman among others. Local city officials and doctors are noted in attendance.
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Moving pictures
Montgomery
iarmead
Senate
Trey
Monigomi SeTEN
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