World powers adjourn disarmament talks as Germany withdraws
Reports from Washington Budapest Moscow Rome Paris and Vienna describe mixed reactions to Hitler's withdrawal from the arms conference and a push to rally support for Germany's posturing. Officials forewarn of possible broad shifts including a Hungarian pullout and renewed emphasis on German unity campaigns.
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Crermany
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Buck Passers Hit By Roosevelt Charity Drive
The article reports President Roosevelt urging local and state relief efforts to support a four week charity drive. Secretary of War Newton D. Baker and the mobilization committee back the program, stressing civic duty and government partnership in welfare.
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Mitty
Dette
Mewton D. Baker
Ging
Wewion D. Baker
Relief planned for depositors in closed banks
President Roosevelt announced a deposit liquidation board to aid depositors in closed national and state banks by lending about 1 billion dollars. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will fund advances through a special division led by C A Merriam, coordinating with the Treasury, Comptroller, and Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
C. A. Merriam,& Corporation
Elwe
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Comptroller of
Ithe Deposit Insurance Corporation
Deposit Maundation Board
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Seattlon
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Deatr G. Acheson
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Lewis H. Douglas
F. T. O'Connor
Walter J. Cummings
Deposit, Insurance Corporation
Deposit Equidation Division
Davis Davis Weeps With Joy Verdict Report
Davis tears with happiness as Senator James Lares congratulates him after the jury returns a verdict. Justice officials acknowledge the investigation by the Loge Gré ar of Moots, led by the Moots Director, into charges related to federal lottery violations.
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James Lares
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Davis
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Dervis
President Roosevelt Tours Middletown Area in Open Car
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and party rode through Maryland on a pleasure trip stopping at Braddock Heights and Jefferson Boulevard for a panoramic view of Middle Town valley. In Frederick, Officer Roy Hilier assisted a woman and child as a News anniversary edition was handed to the President.
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Potomac Edison Case Up On Tuesday at Court of Appeals
Annapolis Md Oct 15 the Public Service Commission valuation of 15082043 on Potomac Edison Co and affiliates for rate making goes before the Maryland Court of Appeals Tuesday. Appellants include Potomac Edison Union Bridge Electric Mountain Piedmont Electric and Braddock Heights Water Co. Appellees include Harold West J Frank Harper Steuart Purcell PSC and Stoddard M Stevens Jr with Piper Carey and Hall as appellants solicitors. Former Senator William Cabell Bruce will appear for appellees. Two appeals were taken by the Baltimore city authorities, now on the docket for Tuesday.
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Frederick County
Pressman's Car Hit Near Frederick on Anniversary Run
William S. Bennett veteran pressman and oldest employee was unhurt when his car and another driven by Joseph H. Roberts collided on the National highway west of Frederick. Police charged Roberts with reckless driving. he was found guilty and fined $1. Damages were settled between the drivers.
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Abduction Probe In Chicago Seeks William Walton Hall
Federal agents join Chicago police in a search for William Walton Hall a law student and heir abducted Friday night. U S justice officials led by Melos Purvis assist local authorities as part of a nationwide crackdown on kidnapping rings.
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Wiliam Walton Hall
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Jean Harlow Undergoes Emergency Appendedectomy
Hollywood star Jean Harlow, famed platinum blonde of the screen, was rushed to a Hollywood hospital in the early hours with acute appendicitis. Doctors performed an emergency operation and said she rested easily and would recover barring complications. She had recently eloped to Yuma, Arizona, and married cameraman Harold Gasson.
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Arizant
Hsroli G. Rasson
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Woman's body found in seabag in San Diego
The mutilated body of 65 year old Laura Straw was found floating in a seabag in San Diego. Police said a young man living in the same house near the business district was being questioned. his name was not released. A hammer was found, linked to the skull injury.
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Woll Differes With Johnson On Labor Policy
Matthew Woll vice-president of the American Federation of Labor disputed Hugh G. Johnson's AFL speech linking strikes to economic sabotage and endorsing broader government control. Woll urged labor to pursue self-government and nonviolent means before strikes, warning that state domination could resemble fascism.
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Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Hugh G. Johnson
Frank Power
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Woll
NRA
Wor
National Labor Board
Mutilation and discovery near Broadway pier shock city
A woman was found dead with severed legs and a blood drenched mattress inside her home. Sailors recovered the body, its legs missing, floating in a canvas seabag near the Broadway pier, triggering a homicide investigation.
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New York Market Week Shows Slightly Brighter Tone
The market report from New York on October 15 notes tentative signs of improved sentiment as industry indicators edge toward rosier readings, despite ongoing indications of tempered conditions.
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