Farmers of corn belt back AAA case join brief to Supreme Court
Vernon A. Vrooman of Des Moines filed a 73 page brief for the League of Economic Equality asking the Supreme Court to uphold the Agriculture Adjustment Act processing taxes. John W. Davis seeks to join Hoosac Mills in challenging AAA taxes in a case set for December 9. The brief argues the Constitution aims at national welfare and AAA taxes resemble tariffs in supporting farmers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vernon A. Vrooman
Des Moines
League of Economic Equality
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
John W. Davis
Hoosse Mills
Vrooman
Hoosac Mills
United States
40 and 8 wreck held at Fred Fraser affair
Washington scene with 40 and 8 wreck event described as a fraternal initiation night. Fred Fra ser presided as grand chef de gare de Fer, with attendees from Nesday and nearby towns. A banquet was planned at the Mayflower Hotel on December 7 to honor Mr. Fraser and members of the 40 and American Orion society.
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Fred Fraser
Wrashington
Spea
G. Ernest Tipps
Ce Fare
Elmer F. Munshower
Charles Vetters
Chas Hudson
Thomas E. Williams
Carl Willan
Davenne Willard
Rote
Burall
Earl Gilbert
Charles Downes
Fred Knock
Claude Wachter
Harry Pettingall
Arthur Kreh Coates Sureley
James P
Roger R. Rice
Arthur FP. Ridzety
Rodock
Mr. Praser
Washington
Bulls Back in Saddle Amid Turbulent Markets
AP reports a cautious recovery across New York stock markets with mixed activity. Investors weigh evidence of stability in bonds while equities show uneven gains amid volatility and reshaped trading.
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New York
Weather report fragment with unclear data
Fragmentary weather note reports vague temperatures and times with numerous garbled terms. It mentions low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, and a moon phase reference amid unclear locale.
Masons Honor Frederick Man Named Right Worshipful Junior Grand Warden
Frederick Man was elected Right Worshipful Junior Grand Warden at the Maryland Grand Lodge session in Baltimore. Officers chosen include Harry B. Wright as Grand Master and John H. S. Hussey as Deputy, with numerous attendees and other officers listed.
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Peter E. Tame
Baltimore
Howard W. Jatks
Ed Cordell Egg
Semi-Annual Maryland School Board Meet Highlights Budget Restore
The Maryland School for the Deaf held its semi annual meeting with Dr. Jenatties Bjorlee reporting 181 students, 28 new enrollments, and a restored $4,000 budget item. Improvements include fire safety upgrades and stairway replacements while staff face a 16 10.15 percent pay cut.
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Maryland School Board
Maryland Late School For the Deaf
Jenatties Bjorlee
Bjorlee
John K. Shaw
Baltimore
Mr. Shaw
Ernest Helfenstein
Chas. McC. Mathias
Richard P. Ross
Palmer Tennant
Hagerstown
M. Ernest Jenkins
Oscar E. Wend
Henry G. Penniman
H. Peyton Gorsuch
Westminster
Richard Potts
D. John Mincacy
Suther Brown
Bjorlse
Hood College
William F. Ekas Dies. Baltimore Florist Leader Mourned
William F. Ekas of Baltimore, a nationally known florist and leader of multiple horticultural societies, died suddenly at University Hospital after attending the Seventeenth National Flower and Garden Show. His funeral is set for Saturday at 0 p.m. from St. Paul and Preston streets. He held ranks in Masonic orders and led local civic groups.
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Baltimore
William F. Ekas
St. Paul
Preston Streets
Ekas
University Hospital
Baltimore Florists’ Club
Society of American Florist and Ornamental Horticulturists
Chrysanthemum Society of
Ailicviva
Elias
Hiram Lodge
A. F
A.M
Scottish Rite Masons
Boumi Temple
Rotary Cio
The
Advertising Club
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Grand Lodge of Masons
Maryland
Fear Quiet May Presage Storm in North China
A police notice details Carroll Stroup’s arrest for breaking into Bol’s Sandwich Shop at Market and East Third streets. Officers found 43.89 on Stroup and a broken marble-machine lock. store owner William Miller reported nothing else missing. The entry used a street-light aided entry.
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Stealtiy
Bol
Market
East Third
Carroll Stroup
East Seventh Street
Aney
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phebus, Jr
Stroup
Betn
William A. Miller
Miller
New Jersey Urges Supreme Court Not To Review Hauptmann Case
The state asks the Supreme Court to decline review of Bruno Hauptmann's kidnapping and murder conviction in the Lindbergh baby case. A 30 page brief argues Hauptmann was not deprived of any rights under the 14th amendment and remains in custody under due process.
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Washington
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Joseph Lanigen
Hauptmann
Sees
Tayram Derembe
Oou
Seminary Receives 217951 Bequest From Baltimore Merchant
Executors deliver 217951.49 to the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg as the largest single gift in the history of the institution. The will earmarks half the estate up to 450000 for the seminary, with income to fund a Martin Luther statue on campus and a Cronhardt memorial chapel.
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Gettysburg
Charles Cronhardt
Baltimore
Lutheeran Theological Seminary
Cromhardt
Cronhardt
Martin Luther
Thomas Circle
Washington
Seminary
John Aberly
May merger talks tease Brunswick and Barkentine charges union
A movement advances toward uniting the Reform Charges of Brunswick and Barkitveete into a single congregation of both towns. Meetings were held Sunday morning to discuss the merger while a class of 21 candidates was initiated at the Francis Scott No. 48.0 hall with about 125 attendees. A turkey dinner followed the gathering.
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Brunswick
Barkitveete
Ung
Francis Scott
Ening
State Oncor
Notioe
Nationa
Provet
Clarener
Phlerger
Bay View
Geell County
Waa & Mostehthus
Ifm
Wet Dry Fight Shapes 1936 Presidential Stakes
Washington observers foresee dry and wet forces shaping the 1936 campaign. Dry strength in Kentucky and elsewhere may influence Roosevelt Landon dynamics, with strategists weighing temperance as a weapon to boost loyalty and swing voters.
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Washington
Amart Boys
Itis
Drys
Kentucky
Landon
Kansas
Ananne
Roosevelt
Britishers Hurt In Haifa Demonstration
Jerusalem November 21 Two British police constables were injured and two Arabs wounded during a Haifa demonstration in which about 2000 Arabs participated. The protest followed the funeral of three Arabs killed in a prior clash with police. Authorities say the crowd attacked the railway station as police retreated, breaking up the demonstration.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Ellsworth Hops Off On Antarctic Flight
New York reports that Ellsworth and co pilot Derbert VellocksRenyriy began a second attempt within 24 hours to fly across Antarctica. Weather favored takeoff though the first flight ended after 11 minutes. The expedition faced minor hurdles but proceeded with cautious optimism as officials and local figures attended related meetings and business notices.
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Ellsworth
New York
New York Times
Janeel Elaworth
Hiv
Ellswath
Fas
Dterbert VellocksRenyriy
Expiorer
Avain
Italian Tanks Captured by Ethiopians Frontline Action
In a bold clash near Amba Salam Addis Ababa the Ethiopian forces reportedly captured two Italian tanks and beheaded the 12 occupants. Emperor Haile Selassie, back in the capital, issued orders to Ras Nasibu as Italian planes bombed Harar and Diredawa. Mussolini vows to hold a broad stretch of Ethiopia despite peace efforts as rains slow the advance toward Harar.
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Italy
Bae Seyoum
Ttalian Feld
Itadashi
Amba Salam
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Detie
Siuecea
Jijiga
Tasue
Ras Nasibu
Haile Setasne
N Ie
Harar
Diredawa
Talmird Tee Ee HS
King of Kings
Addis Ababs
Ethicopiana
Mussolini
Associated Frees
Rome
TEC
East Africa
Paris
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Muamulhi
Paris Dons
Laval
George Russell Clerk
Maurice Peterson
London
Tr Duce
Tigre
Ogaden
Fare Weed
Open School Bids for Additions in Rociville and Damascus
Bids for construction of additions to schools in Rociville and Damascus will be opened in the office in Rociville on December 3. The project, part of the 97000 county building program approved by PWA, covers six classrooms at Reckriie and three additional desks in Damascus per X. Bese.
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Biis
Manne
Demascua
Rociville
Deremoer
Damascus
Sai
X. Bese
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Ryetar
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Gambral Park
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North
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Great Britain
Chiang Kai-Sher
Shanghai
Kenji
Une
Wang Ching- Wei
Nanking
Pritaln Halle
Japa
Associated Proast
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Chiang Kashte
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State of
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Petneville
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White House
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American Bankers’ Association
RFC
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Milsons
Hech
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