English Cabinet divided over Locarno talks and Rhineland plan
British cabinet split over plans for military negotiations with France and Belgium as aides prepare a reply to Locarno powers. Hitler's memorandum signals a potential shift, with German diplomats sent to London to present proposals amid tensions.
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Berlin
Advinter
Rhineland
Joachim yor
London
Husler
mthony Eden
Hans HE. Dieckhoff
loumsetor
Bcitain
Locarno
ley
France
Belgium
Inter City Zonta Meeting At Frederick Hotel
Inter city Zonta Clubs from Washington Hagerstown and Frederick gathered at the Frederick Hotel Monday for a program led by President Deleo Smith. Mrs Bertha Negrey of Hagerstown and Miss Alice Terrell of Washington spoke, with Martha Fiyon introducing participants and violinists Francis B Sappington and a pianist.
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Stoy
Washington
Hagersown
Frederick
Botel Frederick
Mss
deleo Smith
Miss Smin
Bertha Negrey
Hagerstown
Zonta Club
jass Alice Terrell
Washington ab
Marthe Fiyon
Lincoln D. Eng
plano
dam Rhoads
Ignatius Bior—ie
Margaret Kent
piend Francs B. Sappington
Wiss
Relph Fellows
mofas
Whos
Seward Bresge
Hany
Weather Summary for March 24 1935
Weather data shows 3.32 inches historic precipitation in March 1935 with 1.25 inches excess to date. High yesterday 7 below zero, last year 16 below. Tomorrow sunrise 6:56 a.m., sunset 5:33 p.m. Moonset 3:09 a.m.
Many Flitters Find New Homes In Frederick Amid March Weather
Local notices show numerous residents relocating within Frederick County as March cold snap lingers into April. Changes include moves from Market Street, Walkersville, Libertytown and other areas, with several electric and gas meter transfers recorded by the Power Company and ongoing residence reassignments across nearby towns.
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Frederick
Libertytown
Cazi Angleberger
Mt. Phi School
Maurice Crum
Libertytown turnpike
Barry Deefer
Madison street
Mc Philp
Clara Cromwell
Buckeystown
Wilbext Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Knotstom Times Agency
wih
Market street
Nacht Markes street
Povomse Edson Company
Henneth Stull
Hamelton avenue
Lewistown
Mo F_ Zimmermen
Fifth street
Keefer Koogle
West Pavee
South Marke
Frank J. Tyeryac
Marke
ison street
Norman E. Bono
Madison stress
Rowe
Charles Marshall
Montraindals
James M. Winogier
Linden
Braddo
Grace
North
Bentz
Bentz street
Ralph &. Barnestile
Comus
Cram
Ms. Airy
Wess
Maurice Eason
Eas
sreet
Easy Canton street
ML Roberts
simeer
Barck sirest
Edna A Schidi
Som
New Midway
Ladiesburg
Austin Speaks
South Market strees
Emen Wisner
Yeaga
Woodshoro
Joseph R. Wood
Burkitsvile
New Adeé
genbrogue
Middleh
Emoxvile
Eloise
Ed Greystoke
Seventh sirest
Etreet
Allan W. Long
Worth Market street
Wilson avenue
Perry Orndorff
Sout Street
South Market street
Bertha Palmer
Patrick street
North Market street
Charles F. Rice, Jr
Roy Rippeon
Water street
Rocky Springs
W. Eugene Sanders
East Third
Salvation Army drives 3618 fund raise and plans
The Salvation Army reports a total of 3618 dollars for the current drive with a goal of 3500 for the coming year. The organization outlines expansions including a girls program, a summer camp, and more community work under Captain Morris and treasurer Mrs. Morris. A flood relief fund and a drum corps move are noted, with several local names listed among supporters.
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Salvation army
Captain Morris
Caacam
Break‑in at residence on East Oranges Street
Neighbors reported a residence break in at a home owned by Mr and Mrs W East Oranges N J. The intruders escaped after rummaging drawers and breaking several rear windows. John H Albaugh, manager of the property, said the entry was by breaking a window and city officer Robert Staley assisted in the investigation.
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W. East Oranges
N. J
John H. Albaugh
Robert Staley
Weinberg Offers 12-Point Program for Republicans
Weinberg outlines a 12 point plan advocating a return to the gold standard, balanced budgets and tax cuts. He calls for reciprocal trade, reduced federal offices, and government withdrawal from banks to curb debt and restore confidence. He joins A Charles Stewart and Albert Bothwell as Maryland Republican contenders for Congress.
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platorm
Leonberg
Froderick
Maryland
News today
Weisberg
drom iSS
Supreme Court
Weinberg
inc
jouholders
fle
Charles Stewart
Albert
Alle county
bach
Man Dies at Wheel of Automobile In Maryland
A farmer, Harry A. Lox, collapsed at the wheel of a car parked on Record Street near the courthouse about 2 3S aivernncon. His wife Pearl Lowman and daughter Earl Eader were in the car when he died. Dr William C Jobs determined death from natural causes and said no autopsy was needed. Blossoms in bloom at tidal basin Wes Potomac Park Washington April 5. The report cited the Automobile Club of Maryland.
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streey
court house
aivernncon
Harry A. Loxa farmer
Tridge
Liberty
Pearl Lowman
Earl Eader
iime car
Wilam C. Jobs
G. Urner, Jr
Potomac Park
Washington
ochin W. Boz Automobile Club
Maryland
Order of Lenten Services Tonight
The union Lenten services this evening feature a sermon by Dr Aten A Stockdale titled Truth Not Prem Gime, a choir of fifty voices, a trumpet solo, and The Test Chord performed by Miss Elieanas Dries.
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Aten A Stockdale
Elieanas Dries
Hauptmann Breaks and Maintains Innocence Amid Confession
Wilhelm Hauptmann breaks into sobs as he proclaims innocence during the trial. A family member reports a last day visit with his husband before the expected sentence.
Governor Hoffman to Stay in Trenton as Hauptmann Near Execution
Reports from Trenton and Germany recount last-minute pleas and defiance over Bruno Richard Hauptmanns impending electrocution for the Lindbergh kidnapping. Mrs Jess Hauptmann, steadfast in innocence claims, seeks a reprieve while Frau Pauline Hauptmann clings to hope for her son Erno Richard despite clemency denial. Governor Hoffmans office says no visit planned and he will remain near Trenton in case of last-minute developments.
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Associated Press
Eament
Germany
Pauline Hauptmann
Erno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Frau Hauptmern
Bruno
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
state prison
death house
William Conklin
gad Hofman
Hauptmann
Conilhim
Dr Dunne Memorial Reflects Local Leader in Emmitsburg
The obituary honors Dr Joan Fi e Annie M Warmarg as a dedicated physician and community advocate in Emmitsburg. It recalls her leadership in education and development efforts, her ties to Mount St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s, and notes her role as a sponsor and educator in the local college community.
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Joan Fie
Annie M. Warmarg
Prinday
Emmitsburg
hes “S& moTming
Doctor Dunne
Dunne
P. A
Mount St. Mary's
St Jose
cole
Alexandra Willis Acts as Regional Manager in Penney Store
Alexandra Willis of Alexandria Virginia serves as acting manager of the local J C Penney Co store during J W Donnan’s two month vacation. Donnan will be away roughly two months.
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RC. Willis
Alexandra
J. Cc. Penney Co
J. W. Donnan
Donnan
Injures From Firekill Lead to Death of Lieut Col Francis A Awl
Lieut Col Francis A Awl world war veteran died after burns suffered a month earlier when a room at 1749 Q street Washington ignited during smoking. Born Harrisburg Pa he served in the Philippines and earned the Distinguished Service Cross. Survived by wife Miss Aime Motter Awl, services held at Fort Meade Chan Watonal Cemetery.
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Ward
Francis A. Awl
Mount Alts Veterans’ Hospital
Washington
Q. street
Harrisburg
National Guard
Philippines
Beauler
Aime Motter Awl
wegate
John C Motter
Frederick
Threads of gold bible class event notes and birthdays
Fragmentary note shows a Threads of Gold Bible Class at Cal remular 2 of Nip 22 memo Tae with several attendees listed. It mentions Mrs Ida Rhodes observing her 74th birthday at 29 East South Street and other local names like Ruth Donnan and Mrs. Jones or Chambdsrs burg, Pa.
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Calremular
Taefouya ARS ang
Are ming
thur Jones
Ida Mo Rhodes
East South Street
Demonstrators Attend All Day Meeting On Garden Pest Control
Demonstrators from Frederick county rural women’s clubs gathered for an all day training session at the YMCA. W R Ballard horticulture specialist from the University of Maryland Extension spoke on The Control of Garden Pests and Plant Disease. Attendees represented Woodsboro Lewistown Braddock Ballenger Middletown Harmony Liberty town and Adamstown clubs with members named.
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Frederick county
W. R. Ballard
University of Maryland
Ballard
Ernest Fogle
L. C. Powell
Woodsboro
First Frederick County Hood Club Meets in Meyzan Hall
The inaugural meeting of the Frederick County Hood Club was held in Meyzan Hall with Mrs. Ross Hunt presiding. The program featured Mrs. Sarah Leu presenting on cooperative government and related civic topics.
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Frederick County
Recommitted Man Found Near Walkersville After Return
A man previously committed at Springhill State Hospital was found near Walkersville after leaving his home last Monday. Deputy Crum located him this morning and the return to Springhill follows orders from the County Commissioners.
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Monterus
Walkersville
Smith Cramer
Sykes
Sheni Jonn
Crum
Condemned Man Writes Letter To Mother Overnight
A condemned inmate spends most of the night composing a letter to his mother while awaiting the warden’s decision on his case. No change to the story is reported by officials.
Hauptmann breaks down as execution nears in Lindbergh case
Trenton reports Bruno Richard Hauptmann, convicted kidnapper of the Lindbergh baby, crying that he is innocent days before scheduled execution. He told prison officials he would not alter his story and asked if a public appeal could be made.
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Sourlands mountain
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Bruno Fuchard Hauptmann
Trenton
N. J
tron
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mark O. Kimberling
Hauptmann
Kimberling
Himberling
Fred Mayor
Charles D. Douglass
Iaid Brome
G. Lloyd Fisher
Haupmann
Fisher
Frederick A. Pope
Hoffman
Gospe
Stock Market Rally Highlights Early Gainers
A crawling rally began with gains among Case, US Steel, Bethlehem, Midland Products, General Motors, Chrysler, Bendix, Montgomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft, Western Union, and Santa Fe near the fourth hour. Many issues were unchanged with scattered losers. commodities mixed and bonds steadier. The pound 1 sterling opened at 4 9544 dollars.
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specialnes
Case
US, Steel
Bethlehem
Midland Products
General Mocs
Chrysler Bendix
Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft
Western Union
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George T. Cremer
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Suh Co
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Bruns Richard Hauptmann
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