Auto snaps pole and falling live wire kill man
A car on the Dickerson Rocksvi lle pike struck a power pole causing a live wire to fall across the vehicle. John Carlton White 28 of Buck Lodge died at the scene while his brother Michael 27 and Leslie Luhn 41 suffered shocks. A dog tied to the Darby home was electrocuted by a charged fence. Michael White was taken to Montgomery County Hospital. Luhn treated at home. Funeral for John White set for Wednesday at 10:30 from his home with burial in Monocacy cemetery Beallsville.
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Dickerson-Rocksville Pike
John Carlton White
Buck Lodge
White
Michael S White
Leslie Luhn
Dickerson
Michael White
Rockville
Montgomery County
Sandy Spring
John White
Thos. C. Darby
Darby
Upton D Nourse
Dawsonville
William Hilton
Barnesville
Ernest T. Harrison
Poolesville
Frederick County
Michael
Donald White
Charles E. White, Jr. Dickerson
Dottie W. Reese
Washington
Removed Damage Case Goes On Trial Here
A Carroll County jury was drawn in Circuit Court to hear Mrs. Conrad Mann of Finksburg sue John S. Hyde and Edgar Hyde near New Windsor for 10000 in damages after an automobile collision nearly two years ago. Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard presides. The case was first heard November 27, 1935, with a verdict for defendants and a new trial granted. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Brown and Shipley of Westminster and Buckey and Felton of this city, while the defendants are represented by D Eugene Walsh of Westminster and William M. Storm of Westminster.
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Conrad Mann
Finksburg
John S. Hyde
Edgar Hyde
New Windsor
Arthur D. Willard
Carroll County
Brown and Shipley
Westminster
Princeton Buckey
Holden S. Felton
D Eugene Walsh
William M. Storm
Farmhand Injured In Morning Accident On Seventh Street Pike
Mise Ethel Martz of Seventh Street Pike west of Frederick fell and fractured her ankle and chest while going to a farm to breakfast with a farm hand. She was taken to Frederick County Hospital by H R Etchwen and Son ambulance.
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Ethel Martz
Seventh Street
Frederick
Frederick Cty
H.R. Etchwen and Son
Third Lindbergh son born amid secrecy in Kent home
The birth of a third Lindbergh son, allegedly on Coronation night May 12, was announced by Miss Anne Cutter. The child is unnamed, with the couple’s Kent home Longborn in Seven Oaks kept strictly private. Colonel Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh returned April 4 from a ten week Europe and East tour and have remained secluded with their four year old son Jon.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne S . Cutter
Kent
United States
London
Europe
East
Jon
Macknight Girl Denies Confession In Hatchet Murder Trial
Gladys MacKnight, 17, repudiates her alleged confession that she killed her mother with a hatchet. She says the statement was forced by Bayonne police and that Donald Wightman, 18, actually delivered the fatal blows. The trial, with cross examination planned by George T. Vickers and Prosecutor Daniel T. O'Regan, centers on blame shifting from July 1.
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Jersey City
N. J
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Bayonne
Wirhtman
Gladys
Elizabeth Feury
Donald
George T. Vickers
Daniel T. O'Regan
Seooerely
No Peace Hope Among Warring Labor Factions
AFL leaders unveil plan to purge dissent by expelling C I O local branches from the AF and to double monthly per member dues to fund the war effort, increasing costs by about $33,000 monthly.
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
American Labor Movement
Committee For Industrial Organization
Jocal
Nftt
Mionia
Braddock Heights Opens Weekend For Season
Braddock Heights Maryland prepares for Memorial Day guests as the resort opens this weekend. The pool staff includes Horace Opel as manager with John Seacrist and Richard Radcliff as lifeguard and locker attendant. Braddock Heights Park opens Monday with amusements, dancing, and a full summer schedule.
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Braddock Heights
Maryland
Horace Opel
John Seacrist
Richard Radcliff
Robert L. Smith
Joe Stephens
Res W C Rouxal
Mr. Smith
Charles M. Caseol
First Regiment Wand
Carter Holm Jones
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Philip Saylor
Christ Reformed Church
Middle
Dawn Ayanett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Addres
Paul Ho Gleichman
August
President Roosevelt Seeks Flexible Labor Standards Act
President Roosevelt asked Congress to enact a flexible wage and hour bill setting a floor for hourly wages a maximum 40 hour work week and a ban on child labor and exploitation of unorganized workers A five man labor standards board would administer the act and a draft bill was ready for introduction. He urged federal action to complement state measures and promised further legislation this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Vna
Daniess
Connery
D. Mass
House Labor Committee
Delay Threatened For Relief Measure
Washington reports debate over earmarking funds for public works highways and flood control may delay final House approval of the 1.5 billion relief bill. Rep Beiter seeks 300 million for public works, Rep Cartwright 150 million for roads, Rep Crowe 50 million for Ola valley flood grants, with administration leaders opposing diversions. Citizens advocate more Work Progress Administration funds in a petition.
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Washington
Beiter
D. N
Cartwright
D. Okla
Crowe D. Indt
Olaw Valley
Work Progress Administration
Citizens Committee
WPA
Wyte
Highway Junction Is Threatened By Rebels
Spanish insurgent troops threaten the Lemona highway junction near Balehao's coast after a rapid thrust to rugged forts southeast of the Tascavan cone. Lemona, where the Vitoria and Durango highways join, lies within miles of Bilbao and would place government forces opposite key coastal defenses.
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Mendaye
Leemona
Balehao
Tascavan Cone
Ial
Lemona
Vitoria
Durango
Bilbao
Amelia Mall
Park Opens for Summer with Music by Zed Smith Orchestra
The Park will be open this Saturday Sunday and Monday with on call entertainment for a formal opening on June 1. Zed Smith's ten piece orchestra has been engaged for the season. William F Bowers is manager of the Pen Clar Park Amusement Company.
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Tall
Erasor Zed Smith
Agaen
Pen Clar Park
Amusement Carpans
William F . Bowers
Rockefeller Estate Remembered As Fortune Quietly Passed
An AP report from Ormond Beach Florida notes John D Rockefeller Sr died early Sunday at The Casements home aged 97 98 years short of his centennial. Physicians cite sclerotic myocarditis as the cause. His vast fortune valued up to 2.4 billion was left largely in philanthropy and a modest estate to be shared by kin and institutions.
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John D Rockefeller
Omond Beach
Ormond Beach
Florda
Jay
Harry L Merryday
Crocous
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Pocantico Mills Yy
Cleveland
Hospitalized After Striking Accident in Frederick City
Reports say Fadl Pryor of New London was struck by a vehicle in Frederick City Hospital today. He was understood to be suffering injuries and required treatment as medical staff attended to him at the scene.
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New London
Frederick City
Resignation Feeds Roosevelt Court-Packing Debate
Washington report outlines Justice Van Devanter's resignation chilling Roosevelt court plan. The move prompted swift White House strategy shifts and hinted at wider concessions needed for a compromise. Farley’s remarks drew Democratic backlash, affecting support on the Judicial Committee amid court bill battles.
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Roonly Dutchle Washington
Supreme Cet
Foster Willis
Vic Devanter
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
van Devaller
Hns
White House
Girls 4-H elect officers at Frederick rally in Winchester Hall
About 150 members from Frederick county 4-H Girls’ Clubs attended the Spring rally in Winchester Hall. Miss Gertrude Bover became president with Grace Summers as vice president Kathleen Buhman secretary and Janet Nicodemus historian. Demonstrations on lighting and textiles followed, Walkersville won a lawn game prize, and retiring officers were re-elected to install new leaders.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Florence E Wileham
Judith Ault
Charlotte Shafer
Braddock
Ruth Nicodemus
Montrovia
Gertrude Bover
Walkersville
Gecco
Moss Dorothy Mercer
Kathleen Myers
Mazel Lewis
Feagaville
Quiet Liquidation Bites Into Market Early May Trade
A faint wave of liquidation eased stock prices in New York trading on May 3. Early gains faded as the morning progressed, leaving modest losses across most sections. The pound sterling remained steady near 4.084 dollars.
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New York
Temperatures Reported as Low for Weekend
Josephine Santangelo of 429 South Market Street was moved Saturday to St Agnes Hospital in Baltimore for an operation planned Tuesday after a gan event.
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Josephine Santangelo
South Market Street
St Agnes Hospital
Baltmore
Gan
Roosevelt supporters clash over amendment on Senate floor
Fragmentary report notes Henry F Ashuret and Roosevelt backers voting against Norrie amendment in the Senate. The text hints at Roosevelt’s mixed reception and possible future actions as part of a larger parliamentary maneuver.
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Henry F Ashuret
Roosevelt
Norrie
Senate
SEA Service Inc
Supreme Court upholds Social Security Act provisions
The Supreme Court sustains the federal unemployment insurance and old age pensions provisions of the Social Security Act and upholds a state unemployment compensation law. Cardozo delivers the major 7 to 2 ruling on pensions and 5 to 4 on insurance, with ongoing questions about supplementary state laws and court reorganization.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Roosevelt
Whe Administration
Justice Stone
District of Columbia
Justice Cardozone
New York
Cardoza
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Butler
Mackeynolds
Sutherland
van Devanter
Cardozo
Per
Plans Flight Across North Pole To United States
Sigive mund Levanelisky, American trained Soviet pilot, tunes his Douglas plane for a North Pole flight from Moscow to San Francisco. Stalin designated the mission to establish a permanent polar air route and spur regular Soviet US air travel via the pole. No departure date is given. the plan remains tentative for a possible one week window.
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Moscow
Sigivemund Levanelisky
North Pole
Levaneltsky
Josph Stalin
San Francisco
Russia
United States
Levaneifeky
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