Countee Hearing Set for April 9 in Chicago
Frederick County seeks the return of Claude Countee, known as Diamond Tooth, to stand trial for robbery and jail breaking. A telegraphed hearing date of April 9 was set in Chicago, with local officials urged to attend. Authorities plan to transport Countee under guard after extradition papers are signed by Gov. Nice.
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Frederick County
Claude Countee
Chicago
Sherman P. Bowers
Polce Allen
Bartgis
Atttendance
Countee
Bowers
Roy M. Hiltner
Barigis
B. Rosenour and Sons
Charles W. Kolb
Charles W. Crum
Gountee
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Springfield
Horner. Tunois
Frederick
Jack Hart
Baltimore
Youth Freed After Rome Probe of Papal Plot Allegation
Mexican student Roberto Margain travels to New York en route home after investigation in Rome over an alleged plot against the pope. A dagger was found on his person after two requests for audiences with the pope were refused.
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Carios Roberto Margain
New York
Rome
Next War Will Feature Small Mobile Armies Says MacArthur
Washington March 30 AP General Douglas MacArthur, chief of staff, envisions a future war on American soil fought by small highly trained forces moving rapidly with fast machines and air power. He advocates four ready to act U.S. armies and open warfare with swift flanking maneuvers, less digging in, and reliance on air reconnaissance and bombardment, while noting no single machine will dominate.
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F. B. Colton Washington
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Army
National Guard
United States
MacArthur
Hart Case Echoes Prolonged Struggle for Freedom
Chicago police and local authorities weigh the path to freedom as memories of Baltimore’s pursuit echo in strategies used to handle Hart. The article notes the procedural parallels and lingering tensions as officials pursue the matter in a city still adjusting to emancipation.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Hart
Springtime Iron Boost Recipes Headlined In Kitchen Column
SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN OFFERS raw carrot dishes and scalloped carrot and breaded veal cutlets as spring remedies. The column emphasizes fresh produce for iron, detailing Scalloped Carrots and Breaded Veal Cutlets with steps, bake times, and serving suggestions. Includes carrot relishes and tomato salad ideas.
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Mary E. Dague
NEA Service
Berlin arrival notes von Seeckt to head new conscript army
A recalled Berlin based report notes General Hans von Seeckt, once a Junker figure who shaped the German Free Corps and Reichswehr, is expected to take a key post in Hitler's new conscript army after returning from China. The piece also lists a Monday menu featuring breakfast and meals with veal, rhubarb cobbler, and cottage cheese.
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Junker
Hans von Seeckt
German Free Corps
Reichswehr
Hitler
Berlin
China
Gr Grayson Covers Bases With Senators
Biloxi Mississippi March 30 Fred Schulte in center field is the only Washington regular threatened as Gr Harry Grayson reports on the Senators game.
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Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
Fred Schulte
Washington
Senators spring camp notes spell big plans and big names
Scouting reports and roster chatter highlight Washington's spring camp. Alvin Powell known as Little Goose and Bob Burke head a mix of pitchers including Whitehill and Weaver. Clark Griffith targets Archie Scrivener and considers layoffs, while Bluege returns to shortstop with Lyn Lary and Red Kress. Pettit debuts at 29 after nine minor league seasons, and unsettling injuries surface as Joe Cronin departs.
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Joss
Alvin
Jake) Powell
Powell
Washington
Joe Engel
Clark Griffith
Golden Goose Goslin
Little Goose
Goslin
Bob Burke
Bart Whitehill
Monte Weaver
Bump Hadley
Sydney Cohen
Andy
Ed Linke
Linke
Senators
Pettit
Chattanooga
Carl Hubbell
Frank Lamanske
Brooklyn Dodgers
Archie Scrivener
George Washington University
al. Thomas
Baltimore
Che Bolton
Bluege
Ossie Bluege
Lyn Lary
Red Kress
Cecil Travis
Joe Kutel
Johnny Stone
Joe Cronin
Buddy Myer
Henmié Manush
St. Loui Browns
Jack Redmond
Birmingham
Los An-Geles
Morris
Stewart
Whitehill
Johnny Kerr
Pred Sington
Alabama
Tricky Plan Fools Best in Bridge Strategy Column
WM E McKenney warns that clever plays fool weaker players while solid defense defeats risky overcalls. The article analyzes a three no trump scenario with West leading hearts and a suggested line to block opponents from accessing dummy, stressing that expert opponents anticipate and counter deceptive sequences.
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WM. E, McKenney
American Bridge League
South
West
Hesperia Woman Transforms Yard With Stone Art
Mrs. John Davis of Hesperia Michigan turned a hobby from years ago into a yard filled with stone art. She collects stones from a gravel pit nearby and sorts them by color, size, and composition to create her decorative pieces.
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Mes
John Davis
Hesperia
Mich
First Frederick Building Association Reform and 1935 Share Plan
The first building association was organized in 1836 in Frankford. The Frederick Building Association, its successor since 1866, operates on the same plan. Loans to members are by first mortgage or shares, with four fifths of paid-in shares lent. Interest 9 cents per $100 per week. $87.50 per $100 loan repaid. Shares earn a little over 4 percent. Shares are 25 cents per week. entrance fee 10 cents per share. Series No 41 begins April 6 1935. shares available from J W L Carty, Sec. at Frederick County National Bank.
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Bolton
Senators
Holbrook
Southern Association
Frankford
Philadelphia
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
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