Wallace outlines Canadian aid treaty aims and farm impact
Washington notes on November 16 and 18 describe Secretary Wallace detailing the Canadian aid treaty's potential to boost exports and domestic consumption, with emphasis on agriculture, industrial payrolls, and national economic planning. He urges farmers to adopt regional and county planning and warns of a shift to a permanent, nationwide agricultural program.
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Wallace Soday
Delegants
Association of Land Geant Colleges and Universities
Court Order Lets Suit Be Filed Against Hotel Receivers
Mrs Isabella M Warfield of Braddock Heights gains right to sue the Vindobona hotel receivers over injuries from a summer automobile crash. She alleges Joan Ruthvin operated a car for the receivers when the accident occurred at the West Pastick intersection, leaving Warfield with a fractured spine. Court records note Ruthvin’s expired chauffeur license. she was fined, Sunday acquitted, and Warfield’s action proceeds against the receivers for damages.
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Willard Alanedan
Werkona
Isabella M Warfield
Braddock Heights
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Petitions Push H C Byrd Presidency at Maryland
Diamondback reports petitions circulating among students to confirm H C Byrd as acting president of the University of Maryland. About 000 signatures gathered. committee led by Ruth Mickey and Richard Z. Motmen plans to submit to the university board of repeats for consideration.
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University of Maryland
H C Byrd
Byrd
T He Wniversity
Ruth Mickey
Pope's Creek
Womas League
Richard Z.m Motmen
Frederick
Maryland WPA cuts threaten relief program impacts
The Maryland Works Progress Administration faced drastic cuts likely to affect about 2000 to 4000 people on relief rolls. Officials including Francis H Disdet Sldte warned that many unemployed workers would lose aid as state eligibility changes unfold while federal recovery efforts probe aid distribution.
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Jan Veddees
Marvland
Francis H
Three Plead Guilty In Bank Fraud Case
A group of eleven individuals faced charges of misusing bank funds and aiding fraud in a U S District Court proceeding. Several defendants pleaded guilty while others await further action as the case advances against the remaining co defendants. Complex legal actions continue as the court reviews evidence and schedules further hearings.
Habeas Corpus Writ Granted In Maryland Extradition Case
Martinsburg Wil Waits for Maryland extradition hearing as Cap Henry Gevendanner, a Charles Town farmer, is ordered released on habeas corpus after state charges alleging he obtained 267.25 dollars by false representations in a cattle deal. The order sets November 23 for arguments by Maryland officials and state attorney Sherman Po Bowers.
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Theate Rodgers
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Henry Gevendanner
Charles Town
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Gefendanner
Chaves
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Italians March on Ras Seyoum in Africa Crisis
The Italo-Ethiopian conflict escalates as Italy faces a League of Nations economic blockade while minefields and bombardments affect Makale and Ras Seyoum. Gen Emilio de Bono resigns, to be replaced by Marshal Badoglio as Italian forces press toward a major engagement near Makale.
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Paris
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Echiopia
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Makale Was Bombed and Number Killed For Refusing To Furnish Lond
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Eden
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League of Nations
Fremer Mussolini
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Grand Council
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Naples
Mauritius Island: History From Dutch to British Rule
Mauritius in the Indian Ocean was explored in 1507 and later settled by the Dutch in 1598 who named it after Count Maurice of Nassau. The French succeeded in 1710, renamed it Ile de France, and the British restored the name Mauritius after taking control. Today Port Louis stands as a multicultural capital, with a history of colonial transitions and diverse communities. The island issued early postage stamps, including an error labeled Post Olive, now valuable. a pictured stamp features the coat of arms and 13 queen issues.
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Knox Urges Immediate Veterans Bonus Payment
Washington November 18. Frank Knox, a leading Republican figure, favors immediate payment of the veterans bonus using funds from work relief rather than new taxes. He argues delaying harms veterans and wastes money on unnecessary projects. A quoted interview highlights his stance.
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Frank Knox
Supreme Court to Hear Farm Program Defense Brief
Administration lawyers led by Homer S Cummings present a 380 page brief and 100 page appendix defending AAA processing taxes as constitutional within the states general welfare powers. The brief accompanies the December 9 oral argument in the Tennessee Valley Authority act audit case and Bankhead cotton control act challenges.
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Tennessee Valley
Groegig Har
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Grange at convention backs farm pact amid debate
Grange leaders at a county convention voiced opposition to a proposed pact, urging cautious approval. Delegates discussed reform and fiscal matters, signaling a tough stance on ratification while weighing impacts on members and regional agriculture.
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Canada
Waders
Natona
A. Maser
Death by own action verdict in West Chester case
A West Chester grand jury found Evelyn Hoey death by own action after a week’s deliberation. Hoey, a blues singer, was shot September 11 at Henri Huddleston Rogers manor, owner of the home where she died. The presentment mentions Rogers only as owner. others at the scene are unnamed. A separate preliminary hearing for George Jackson, tied to a Lebanon accident, was postponed due to a key witness being unavailable.
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Messeron
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Henri Huddleston Rogers
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