Colney Declines Help to Frame Maryland Platform
Annapolis Md Sept 16 Dr Charlee H Colney Frederick who won about 90000 votes in his bid for Maryland governor declined Governor Ritchie invitation to help frame the Democratic platform. He said he is off on a vacation after 35 years serving the people. Ritchie replied he would draft a tentative platform for review before the Democratic convention beginning Thursday. Health officials report 10000 of 16000 annual US maternity deaths are preventable.
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Army Prepares For Call To Arms In Rhode Island
U S Army troops stand in instant readiness for duty in Rhode Island amid textile mill closures and riots. The 160th Infantry, shown during inspection, carries no extra ammunition for war duty as Governor Green weighs asking federal troop intervention after lawmakers reject the request.
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Steers From Two Trucks Wrecked After Lewistown Collision
Two trucks carrying steers collided near Lewistown early Sunday as one truck caught fire and caused a loss of control. The steers escaped unharmed while the damaged vehicle and trailer were towed from the field and the fire extinguished.
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Germany Demurs At Security Pact
Geneva dispatch reports Germany expressing doubt about a new security pact. The article notes German officials framing the issue around ideological divides and potential alignment with world powers, while diplomats weigh implications for the balance of power and postwar order.
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Fear pressure in munitions probe threatens to reveal more
Senate munitions investigators vow to flood records with information to counter outside pressure and speed disclosures. They plan to summon officials from Pratt and Whitney, the United Aircraft Transport Corp, and related firms to probe alleged shipments and bootlegging of equipment to Germany in violation of treaty terms. Chairman Nye says the committee is resolved to avert a cover up.
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Man Arrested After Baltimore Accident
An individual identified as Chars F. Reeder was arrested Friday night in Baltimore after a crash on a curve above Silver Run. The vehicle struck a car near West, injuring Mrs. Reeder and Mrs. B. Viany. Charges included reckless driving with penalties set at $8 and costs. Police Justice George Senn presided.
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Textile Strike Enters Third Week Amid unrest
The textile strike enters its third week as violence flares at Cumults Alabama fields with several injured. Officials report no new mine outbreaks and consider troop calls. thousands contemplate quitting as Georgia and Rhode Island report tensions. Labor leaders seek arbitration while NRA opposition intensifies. Public hearings on NRA plans spark backlash.
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Carroll Court Begins in Carroll County
Westminster Sept 16 The August term spec session of Carroll Circuit Court opens Monday with Grand Jury and petit juries present A short term is anticipated The case to be tried is James Williams for the murder of Oliver Nathan Brown both colored at Winfield August 5 Williams apprehended shortly after Brown's death and jailed in Carroll County
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Local fire auxiliaries win Hagerstown awards
The Junior Drum Corps and ladies auxiliary of the city won first prizes for best appearing organizations at the Eastern fire chiefs convention parade in Hagerstown. Ladies also earned a second prize for largest membership. United Fire Company and other groups joined with a pumper and silver loving cup prizes. Eight hundred thousand of England's 6,900,000 school children receive a daily milk ration funded by parents or public assistance.
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Bank to Reopen Under Plan Around Washington Campaign
Ambiguously worded notes describe a plan for reopening a bank named the Commercial and 8 Bank, with references to Washington and Enesi. case details are unclear due to OCR damage. The fragment mentions a signing on a Saturday and a casualty note, suggesting an event with financial and safety implications.
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Lindberghs Delayed by Cactus Thorn Tire Puncture
Roswell New Mexico September 16 Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh faced a delay after a cactus thorn punctured a wheel tire at Roswell Airport. The couple resumed flight toward the Pacific coast but declined to reveal their destination.
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