Boy 7 Struck by Auto Near Mont Avenue
An accident on Mont Avenue near a school left a seven year old boy with serious injuries. Witnesses and police reported the Nash car driven by Harold Black did not stop in time. the youth was hit as he crossed toward a neighbor’s house. The broadcaster and surgeon attended to the boy, who later was transported to Frederic Hospital where his jaw fracture and possible neck injury were treated and he began recovering.
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Harver Blazk
Ozgeas
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Edward P Tomas
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Alton Shaff
Carroll Parkway
College Avenue
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Dern Endorses Bill To Raise Army Strength
Secretary of War George H Dern told the House Military Committee he believed the army as at present constituted could not meet its wartime mission. He supported Representative Clam Morton of Texas in a bill to raise the force from 130000 to 179030 officers and enlisted men. He said the army must have units to repel invasions and perform peaceful duties.
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Speaking on Education Reform at Frederickigh School
A speech by an unnamed educator at Frederickigh School critiqued federal education policies and argued for better training and pre college preparation. The talk, introduced by Prof A L Leary and attended by Carrol H. Honer Mason and guest Claude R. Stoops, addressed school problems and social aims of improved schooling.
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Charges Against Four Transients Heard In Court
Four transients faced charges after a Tuesday incident on Market Street. One case was dismissed while three others remained under advisement after a police court hearing led by Justice Alion v. Bennett. One man resisted arrest and was restrained. witnesses described a drunken, disorderly scene as officers attempted to identify and detain the group.
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Hunting licenses issued to clerks across Baltimore area
State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte distributes 66 400 hunting licenses to county circuit court clerks and to the Baltimore Court of Common Pleas. Licenses cover June 1 to May 31 next year, with hunting season opening in September. Card types include 55 700 county residents licenses and 8 503 state wide licenses, plus 210 licenses for duck hunting and five day licenses.
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Six Suspended Over Law Case Findings
Reports indicate six individuals suspended amid a legal case connected to a district inquiry. Details remain sparse, with authorities noting a provisional hold on related proceedings as the investigation continues.
Pomona Grange Convenes Saturday in Lewistown Hall
The regular quarterly Pomona Grange meeting, parent body of eight local granges, will assemble at Community Hall Lewistown Saturday with a 10 am morning session and a 1 pm program. David Fry Jefferson master will chair the morning议, and plans include state legislation discussion, committee appointments, and the Farm Bureau Grange picnic planning.
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Rome
Miversville
Washington
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New Treaty With Cuba Aims At Limited Interventi
Washington reports a proposed new treaty with Cuba to end the 30 year Platt Amendment era. The President urged Senate ratification to clarify the United States would intervene only to safeguard Cuban independence and preserve armed security ties. Senate leaders promised prompt consideration by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The piece notes the treaty would replace the Platt Amendment and set limits on intervention.
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Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Nevada
Admiral Togo Dies at 86 in Tokyo
Tokyo reports the death of Admiral Heihachiro Togo aged 86 at 6:35 p.m. after several weeks of serious illness. The Emperor elevated Togo to Marquis on the eve of his death and the cabinet met to plan funeral arrangements.
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Roosevelt Cuts Trip Short Aims for Gettysburg Washington
President Roosevelt shifts his travel plans delaying a return to Washington next Monday. He will travel to Gettysburg and New York to prepare a strong message to Congress on war debts, likely to be submitted Friday. He will attend Memorial Day events at the Civil War battlefield then proceed to New York to rest and board the cruiser Indianapolis to review the fleet.
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