Congress Debates Exchange Bill Amid Sharp Exchanges
Washington April 6 The exchange bill continues after months of debate with industry opponents arguing it would threaten recovery and burden businesses while supporters claim needed control to curb market manipulation. Rep Chapman Rayburn cites intimidation and propaganda efforts while Rep Wadsworth warns of massive job losses if enacted and cites exchange officials warning the curb could force closures.
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Frances R Willis sues for absolute divorce in Frederick
Mrs Frances R Willis filed for absolute divorce Monday citing her husband Hugh Finley Wilks misconduct. She states she is a Frederick resident, his current whereabouts unknown, married May 29 1933, separated November 15 1953, alleges adultery with a woman who accompanied him to California, and asks to resume the name Francesco Medeslt.
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U S Policy Outlined in Far East Relations
The article outlines a U S policy statement by the Secretary of State on Far East matters. It emphasizes maintaining open door principles, balancing power with Japan and China, and safeguarding American interests and diplomatic goals in Asia.
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Chimney Fire Alarm At West Patrick Street Residence
Fire Department responded to a chimney blaze at 354 West Patrick Street Monday around 4:30 PM. Independent Engine and ladder truck extinguished the fire using chemicals.
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Stolen Electric Light Plant Leads to Arrest
Accused of stealing an electric light plant from a summer camp near Shookstone, Harry Ensor, 32, was arrested Monday morning by Chief William F Steimer and jailed on $1,599 bond awaiting September grand jury action. He admitted theft of the motor and generator, valued at $10.50, after the plant was recovered in Baltimore and brought back as evidence.
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Supreme Court Upholds 1923 Telephone Rates
Washington report states the Supreme Court sustained rates set by the Western Bell Telephone company after a district court invalidated them. The decision confirms the rate structure and returns a fund allocation plan proposed by the company to cover costs.
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Death of Dr W H Welch at 84 and civic ties noted
Dr W H Welch died today at 84. He was a physician and a former civic leader involved with the hospital and charitable causes. His long career included service to American science and medicine. The report mentions his wife and references to past political figures such as US Senator Frederick Wa. Conn.
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Woman seeks absolute divorce over alleged cruelty and eviction
Mrs. Catherine D. Joy of Libertytown sues John T. Joy for absolute divorce claiming repeated cruelty including pulling, throwing water, and kicking her out of bed and home between 2 and 3 a m They seek alimony during the suit and a court ordered payment of legal fees The husband denies cruelty and claims desertion and infidelity He lists a 46 acre farm near Eight-Krow with a mortgage and tax issues and says he is employed as a laborer earning 20 cents an hour for long days in construction
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Taxation and securities reform eyed by US Chamber
Washington reports that the Committee on Federal Taxation warns of a possible breakdown in income tax payments under new rates. It calls for action on Securities Act regulation, NRA issues, and branch banking reviews amid calls for limited government encroachment and industry self help before escalation.
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May Jury Drawn in Parke Court District
May jury drawn under Chef Judge F. Neale Parke. Courts to convene May 14. Names include Nealean aa Gale LE Babyion Edt G Feeser, Wiaur Shorb, Edgar Water J. Frizzell, Theo and John T Dar Allen Ro Lippy, Har C Boltinger, Rosewell Hoffacker, Jona W Reaver, Clarence E. Abaugh amstey-Henri B. Fowbie, plus others from Middleburg and Easton with various surnames.
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Intimidation claims highlighted at Washington luncheon
D W Wirt, Hooser schoolmaster aged 60, testified at a Washington luncheon that he was harassed and intimidated when he went to the capital to support his charges. He spoke before a committee of congressmen investigating government actions, naming officials and urging justice, while denying contact with certain party figures.
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Candidate remarks on considering the matter
A candidate stated there is time to give the matter fair consideration. The remark underscores deliberate review before any decisive action.
One Killed in May Day Fight in Paris
Paris on April 30 marked heightened tension as police and troops faced a large crowd during May Day demonstrations. A policeman died from injuries after clashes with leftist militants near Ange fort, while many officers and civilians were hurt in hand to hand fighting.
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