Hitler to Visit Il Duce as May Day Parade Opens
Adolf Hitler planned a trip to Italy after a May Day event in Lustgarten where he praised national unity and Nazism’s labor capital stance. In Moscow Red Square, Stalin watched a parade as Soviet forces displayed strength. Poland faced violent May Day clashes leaving one dead and many injured and detained. In Czechoslovakia, German minority pressed for concessions while Sudeten chafed against Nazi pressure amid regional tensions.
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Adolf Hitler
Italy
Benito Stussolini
Lustgarten
Europe
Berlin
Rome
Hitler
Moscow
Russia
Red Square
Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Klementi Voroshiloff
Stalin
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Max Dar
Sudeten
Troppau
Nice Not In A Hurry To Announce Himself
Annapolis Md May 1 Gov Harry W Nice faced growing Republican restlessness with four months to the September primaries. He reiterated a period of watchful waiting for another month while denying reports of a city county struggle for spots on his ticket. His only comment quoted Confucius on not letting others beat him in waiting.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Confucius
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four Revisions
Reader corrections address usage in Cranium Crackers answers including alumnus to alumni because of instead of due to Mount Fernon as Washington's home not birthplace smithy to smith or blacksmith sire to your majesty or sire The note also mentions the Amazon river current and a run of over 200 miles with garbled text unclear in parts.
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Mount Fernon
George Washington
City Crash Leaves Three Injured In Variety of Collisions
Three people were hurt in a city crash at West Third and Bentz streets where two cars collided. Nathan Hollenbaugh suffered a fractured kneecap and may be hospitalized for some time. Clarence Rodgers and Mrs. B L Ely also sustained injuries. Ely faced reckless driving charges with a later hearing set. A separate late Sunday accident on Market Street involved Harry Brown and Miss Anna M Palmer, with Brown fined for reckless driving and brake issues.
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West Third
Bentz Streets
Nathan
Hollenbaugh
East Fourth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Clarence L. Rodgers
B. L. Ely
Hagerstown
Ely
West Third Street
Hodenbaugh
Gem Steam Laundry
I Bent Street
Frank Dorsey
Bond
Rogers
Ford
Market Street
Harry Brown
Pleasant
Anna M Palmer
Pottsville
Washington
Brown
Miss Palmer
Corp W
Weekend police nets arrest three men on minor charges
Three men were nabbed by city police on Saturday for minor offenses. Charles Keith was arrested for drunkenness on the street by Officer Robert Staley, Warren Harley faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges from Officer George Hoffman, and Chas Briggs, identified as colored, was taken in for disorderly conduct by Officer Reno Six. All were jailed Saturday.
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Charles Keith
Robert Staley
Warren Harley
George Hoffman
Chas Briggs
Reno
Labor League pushes for wage hour bill vote
Washington May 1 Labor's Non Partisan League the political wing of John L Lewis began a final push to force a House vote on the wage hour bill. Some Congressional leaders privately called the effort hopeless. The league said 23 Democratic representatives from Pennsylvania signed a statement demanding immediate attention to the labor standards measure, signaling a move to take the bill from the House rules committee which had last week refused it floor consideration.
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Washington
Labor
John L Lewis
League
Pennsylvania
Conthe League
House Rules Committee
Theological Seminary Commencement Begins
Westminster May 1 The Westminster Theological Seminary began its three day commencement without Dr. H L Elderdice due to illness. Dr C E Forlines preached the bac calaureate sermon and Rev John Paul Lambertson delivered the alumni sermon. Eugene Biggs 6 fractured his arm after a fall at home and was treated at Frederick City Hospital.
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Westminster
Westminster Theological Seminary
H L Elderdice
Elderdice
C E. Forlines
John Paul Lambertson
Pittsburgh
Eugene Biggs
Baxter Biggs
Shookstown
Frederick City Hospital
Riley Dies at Delray Beach Winter Home
Melyitle Fuller Riley former president and chairman of Potomac Edison Company died at his winter home in Delray Beach Florida aged 66. A native of Pittsburgh he joined American Water Works in 1886 and served in multiple cities before settling in Hagerstown. He was succeeded by R Paul Smith and survived by two sons George H and AM F Riley Jr. Funeral services will be in Pittsburgh with burial at Homewood Cemetery.
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Melyitle Fuller Riley
Potomac Eden Company
Nome
Delray Heacn
Fla
Hagerstown
Riley
Potomac Edwon Company
American Water Works
Pittsburgh
The
Little Rock
Ark
Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Joplin
Gong
Potomac Edison Company
R. Paul Smith
Carolyn Hempstead
Litewe Rock
George H
AM. F. Riley, Jr
New York
Homewood Cemetery
Riley Dies In Florida After Tenure At Potomac Edison
Riley, for ten years president of the Potomac Edison Co, died suddenly Sunday at his home in Delray Florida. Burial will be in Pittsburgh on Thursday afternoon.
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Seller. Riley
Potomac Edison Compa
Ter
Delray
Fla
Piteburgh
Roosevelt May Fish Near Virgin Islands
President Roosevelt travels aboard the cruiser Philadelphia for a second sea vacation as the ship heads toward the West Indies. Five White House aides join the voyage and plan a fishing competition, with a likely anchor near the Virgin Islands.
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Charleston
S. C
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
West Indies
White House
Virgin Islands
Spring meeting set for Rockville June 23
At a Friday gathering hosted by Orville Scoville president of the Montgomery County Council of Homemakers Clubs the official board announced the Spring council meeting will be held in Rockville on June 23 with invitation extended to the county's 19 Girls 4-H Clubs Preparations are led by a computer overseen by J Harry Gormley of Rockville.
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Rockville
Birs. Orville Scoville
Montgomery County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Bmirs
J. Harry Gormley
State Federation of Bible Classes Meets
Elkton Maryland May 1 The Maryland Federation of Men's Bible Classes adjourned its ninth annual meeting after electing A Warman of Capital Heights as president Other officers elected were William A Atkins of Baltimore executive vice president E L Pherigo of Hyattsville secretary Harold Day Baltimore treasurer Rev David Laing Mr Rainier chaplain and George MacDonald of Baltimore song leader
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Elkton
Maryland Federation of Men's Bible Classes
A. Warman
Capital Heights
William A. Atkins
Baltimore
E. L. Pherigo
Hyattsville
Harold Day
Balimore
David Laing
19 Killed In Wreck Of Italian Airliner
Rome Italy May 1 Nineteen persons including Albanian minister to Rome Djafer Villa and an American woman Helen Lindheim 33 died in the crash of a Rome bound Italian airliner returning from Tirana after attending King Zog wedding. New York reports architect Norvin Lindheim fears the victim may be his wife.
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Rome
Italy
Helen Lindheim
Djafer Villa
Tirana
Albania
Ahmed Zog
Geraldine Apponyi
Hungary
New York
Norvin Rudolph Lindheim
Palestine
Lindheim
France
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Amazon River
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Potomac Edison
Florida
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Ma
State Federation of Bible Classes
Evinruder
ELTO
Motor & Century
Delphey
West Patrick St
Maryland
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Baby
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White Elk
Philippine
Kleinert
Nemo
Nemos
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Wembden Levander
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