Britain France Remain Divided Over Suez Crisis Muddle
London reports show Britain and France still split on the Suez controversy as Mediterranean deployments and Libyan-Italian maneuvers tighten the crisis. Arab and Ethiopian troop movements accompany mounting tensions amid League deliberations.
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Porto
Anthony Bien
England
Freasier Laval
France
League of Nations
Pranda M Ricket
Aig
Ethiopia
Geneva—League
London
Great
Stolen Player Piano From Lunchroom Near Frederick
A reward of 8100 is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the robbers who broke into a lunchroom operated by Rove Marino about one mile south of Frederick on the Georgetown pike. Chief Allen Barigis reported the piano was the only item taken. The theft occurred between 2 and 6 am Sunday, entry gained through a rear door, fingerprints taken, and investigators examined the area for clues.
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Rove Marino
Frederick
Georgetown
Allen Barigis Anid
Barigis
Robert Mulker
Brunswick
Merl Charles W Smith
Harold Emmaza wins Thompera Trophy race at Municipal Airport
At Cleveland on September 2, 73 year old Harold Emmaza of Motlne roared a daring air course for 790 miles, winning the $34,000 Thompera trophy race. The event featured a dramatic finish with challenger Lees aca Fee i close behind on the final stretch.
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Cleveland
Weekend Holiday Claims Many Lives Across Nation
A sweeping holiday travel period caused numerous fatalities from high speed crashes across several states. By early Monday night the toll stood at about 1 700 deaths nationwide with 83 serious injuries and at least 14 additional fatalities from crashes and related incidents. California led with major losses in the Los Angeles area, Missouri and Tennessee also reported multiple deaths, while Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky, Utah and Maryland logged several fatalities. Notable cases included a Baltimore area crash that killed one driver and injured others, and a Westminster incident where two school children died after a car wreck near a high school.
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Chicago
Mator
Aera National Safety Council
Flavorite Holiday
California
Caliornia
Los Angeles
Missouri
Pedrella
Ohio News Rr
Weet Vogunia Ema
Tennessee
Georgia
Kansas
Oklahoms
Pennsyltania
Westminsh Weller
Westminster
Martin Emeth
Westminster High
Baltimore youths charged with stealing auto tools
Four Baltimore youths aged 18 and 19 were arrested Monday on charges of stealing wheels and about ten pounds of sheet metal from a car parked on East Church Street near the Pennsylvania railroad. Chief Alley Bartgis and Capt Carey handled the case, with suspects named Alford Busick Elwood Younell Charles Metcalf and Frank Fuyyat Fuk.
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Baltimore
Alley Bartgis
Capt Carey
Barta
Frederick
Tral Tulat
Alford Busick
Elwood Younell
Charles Metcalf
Frank Fuyyatfuk
ITE Mater Braddock Heights
East Church Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sanday Mighty
Bakkes
Ven Carey
Dryden Approves Largest WPA Project Batch to Washington
Baltimore reports Francis H Dryden approving a major WPA slate for the nation’s capital. The package includes state wide emergency educational programs, health and sanitation projects, and extensive improvements from parks to sewers costing millions and employing over a thousand workers.
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Baltimore
Ark
WPA
Pasne
Parks
Sears
Metropolian
Sligo
Strange Spiders Found in Garden Prompt Identification
Herbert Thomyson 38 reported two lace black and yellow spiders found in his garden. He brought the insects to News-Past for identification.
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Spiners
Herbert Thomyson
Labor Day Rain Dampens Outdoor Plans Across Area
Rainy Labor Day turns blue with cancellations for outings and parades, while traffic peaks and theaters profit from damp weather. Farmers welcome showers after a dry spell as two tropical disturbances influence the cool, wet spell ahead.
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Piremen
Thurmont
Delphey Brothers
Fin
Maplea Uit
O'Toole
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Mexican Gulf Coast
Bahamas
Florida Straits
Hoiday
Treasury Announces New Financing to Rebuild Cash Reserve
Washington announces financing operations to wipe out wartime debt and raise new cash. The Treasury offers to trade securities for 1.25 billion dollars of old debt and finalize 600 million in Liberty Bonds. Parallel actions seek 500 million dollars in new money to bolster Treasury funds.
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Washington
Wat Coss
Mutgenshau Siso
Asced
Treasury
Laurier the Great Canadian Premier and Statesman
Suven TonGuep Laurier recalls the period of Laurier's leadership in Canada. He highlights his status as the first French Canadian premier, his Liberal leadership from the 1890s, and his influence on agriculture trade and railway expansion. The notes mention his Boer War service, trade reciprocity defeat, and two 1925 Canadian stamps honoring him.
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Ant Ee
Laurer
Britain
United State
Laurier
WNT
Great Britain
Canaan
South Africa
United States
Canada
Confederation
Sir John A Mar Donald
Missing Montgomery man Robert Hicks sought by authorities
Montgomery county police issued a lookout for Robert Hicks a 30 year old resident missing since August 27. Hicks left in his wife's 1933 Chevrolet sedan with license plate TIP 174. he is described as tall with a blue suit and distinct clothing.
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Montgomery County
Robert Hicks
Theariv
Hicks
Jorral
Frederick Polce
Montgotery
Florida prepares for tropical storm threatening Key West
Florida braces for a tropical storm moving northwest toward the Florida Keys. Evacuation plans are under way for 1500 war veterans at Matacumbe and Islamorada as hurricane warnings spread from Miami to Fort Myers. The Weather Bureau warned of hurricane winds in the Straits and gale winds in the Keys with high tides likely along the southeast coast.
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Fin
Matacumbe
Milam
Islamorada
Havana
Une J
Key West
Pan-American Airways
TG Po
Burra
Cuba
Weather Bureau
Florida Straits
Florida Keys
Key Largo
Peninsula
Fort Miers
Gulf Coast
Jacksonville
Fla
Everglades
Palm Beach
Florida
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