Compensation Cuts to Be Fought by Legion
Washington May 23 AP All honorably discharged war veterans with service-connected disabilities may receive pension if the disability is 10 percent or more and not due to misconduct. Veterans Administration orders issued. Maryland Legion report outlines plan to oppose federal economy measures and push for more favorable benefits and public work funding. France and Britain respond to Roosevelt disarmament plan. Paris and London express cautious optimism and call for early Geneva talks.
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Tornadoes Take Toll in Two States
Tornadoes struck two states causing casualties and damage across towns. Emergency crews work through the night to assess wreckage and assist affected residents as weather warnings persist. Local officials urge residents to stay clear of damaged structures and follow evacuation guidance.
Playgrounds Prepare For 1500 Entries At Open Meet
Preparations for the summer season include a local field meet to be held at the city grounds with about 1500 entries expected. The Fredrik Playground Commission plans discussions June 14 with Mayor and Aldermen, seeking funds and volunteers to supervise grounds and ensure safe recreation for children.
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Aidermens
LZhi Woereby
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Plarground Commission
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Frederick county field meet entries near 1500 at Frederick Grounds
About 1,500 entries were tabulated for the ninth annual Frederick county field meet to be held at the Frederick Grounds Friday under the Frederick County Board of Education and the Maryland Playground Athletic League. Officials and schedule details were announced as entries remained to be finalized.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Maryland Playground Athletic League
Frederick Eigh School
Eugene W. Pruitt
lax
mornine
Williem M Burdick
Playgroud Athletic League
Board of Education
Elmer F Munshower
Augus
Casper E Cline
Scout
Henry R Coates
lewis R Derizbaugh
E Pisher
Rovert Grove
Chesi
Hesey
Charles E Hudson
Guy ‘KH Navier
James H.Ganitan, Jr
R. Brice
Alia
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Jacob’ ‘HL Seam
Herbert S Sehroecer
Heuyr
Thomas Darwin
W. Cilawn
Hasty
LeGore Lea S
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J Thompson
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Brunsm
Mdietoan Woneorenn
laoae
Baptist unity moment at dedication of new church
In Washington on May 23 AP reports Northern and Southern Baptists for the first time in 38 years join hands at a landmark dedication in the Washington area. Dr M E Dodd and Oscar Johnson lead their groups as hundreds attend the ceremony despite some turning away.
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Washington
M. E. Dodd
Southern Baptist convention
Oscar Johnson
Dodd
new Baptist memona
Rex. Clide Turner
Greensboro
Joni MacNeal
Hamilton
Ambassador Bingham Presented to King
Ambassadors Bingham and Oden attended a royal audience with King Goovce. The event involved Rabbi Simon Better of the Hebrew Congregation and noted Frederick, honored for five months of service. The report mentions a city proceeding on Friday and a veiled reference to local officials.
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BINGHAM
KING
Simon Better
Agram
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Meeting of Musicals at Mrs Bjoree Home
The Monday Musicales held a program of American composers at the residence of Mrs Ignatius Bjoree with Miss Virginia Cobienitz and Mrs Sherman Bowers among performers. Vocal and piano numbers included works by Frenc Romschan Nevin and others, followed by refreshments as the group adjourned to meet the fourth Monday in October.
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Joseph Pries
Frank Sappington
Ignstus
Amergin
ceki ang
Franz Eomschan
Bieree
James Etchison
Muss
Virzma
Ridgely Baer
Ais Bjoree
Jena
Willeby
Paper
Curran
Frank Gafin
Sanpogton
Hencrcasom
Walker Ca
Delcous
Crawford Case Before Court
The case involves Crawford in Virginia with arguments on habeas corpus and indictment validity. Butler Robison, a Black lawyer, reviews Supreme Court decisions on indictments by grand juries that excluded Black jurors while Massachusetts contends the court should hear the matter in its own jurisdiction.
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Gene MiB
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Massachusetts
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Crawfords
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Nina Buckner
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Butler Robison
Crawford
Unite States Supreme Court
Temporary Peace Agreement Reached Between China and Japan
A temporary peace agreement is reported to have been reached between Chinese forces and Japanese troops. The Sino Japanese truce is said to require Chinese evacuation of Peiping and retreat south of the Yenking Changping Shunyi Paoti Lutai line, per Rengo News Agency dispatch from Tokyo.
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Peiping
China
Japan
Tokyo
Rengo
disputch
Tunisia
rentai
Yenking-Changping-Shunyi- Paoti-Lutai
Non Resident Hawaii Governor Proposal Advances in Senate
Washington reports Senator Tydings plans to introduce a bill amending Hawaii’s organic law to allow President Roosevelt to appoint a non resident as governor. In Baltimore Miss Virginia Williamson recovered from a minor operation and stayed with relatives before returning to hospital. Cambridge to seek Firemen’s Association meeting. Rescue Company of Cambridge to host the 1934 convention with civic leaders and nearby towns expected to attend.
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Washington
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Territories commission
men today
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Virginia Williamson
Cambridge
Wes
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Easton
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unclear OCR record of bank incident and court remarks
Fragmentary text describes a bank in New York near an unnamed city with a former figure and a wife involved in a large transaction. Names Edward PF Barres VMusene and Herve 8 Bave appear, with references to a president and a court. Details are garbled and unresolved.
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Cty Bank
New York
Edward PF Barres
focne- secccare
bank
gourt
J P Morgan Before Senate Probers But Questions Authority
JP Morgan faced probing questions from the Senate Investigating Committee over the firm's tax returns and partnership details as tensions rose. Morgan defended the private bank, claiming no knowledge of specific tax details while the panel debated the scope of disclosure and executive session actions.
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J. P. Morgan
Senate
Washington
JP Morgan
Ferdinand Perera
Morgan
Pecora
Glass
Vergina
Secetary of the Treasury
banking house
Ferdinand Pecora
John
teday
W. Davis
Couzens
Michigan
Fletcher
Florida
Morgan and Company
Sleuth Glavis Returns to Duty After 25 Years
Louis R Glas, famed investigator, returns to work after retirement to expose major national scandals. He led charges against power companies and earned praise for uncovering land fraud and Teapot Dome era secrets, influencing high level government actions and policy shifts.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
NEA
Washington
Louis R Glasis
Department of Taterer
south
Muscle Shoals
power trust
Ganta
PatSe
Alaska
BSeNisom
wien
beer
Aaska—dumms
Charles Rucrard
Balnger
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Taft
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Glayis
G.av.s
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Weather Summary for Tam Area Today
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation zero with May total 296 inches to date. May 1932 record 3.60 inches. May 1933 excess 15 inches. Yesterday high 80 degrees. today’s high unknown. Low temperatures around 20s to 40s with year ago values noted. Sun set 7:24 PM. moonrise 4:31 AM. moon set 4:09 PM.
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Tam
Lanoes
Hitler Spokesman Sees Geneva Talks Improving
A German delegate stated that prospects for success at the Geneva disarmament conference grew brighter after Count Radot Na Inv. The envoy indicated alignment with the British plan and agreed to rebuild the German army, dropping the Reichswehr as a fixed force and pursuing armored weapons, tanks, and aircraft.
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ceniance
Reehswehr
ranicic
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