Mobilization of Italians Set for Tuesday 24th
Rome news service reports plans for Italy's one day mobilization of 16 million potential fighters to be held on Tuesday September 24. Italians across villages and central points are to assemble at the alarm, signaling a nation wide test of arms. The exchange notes Britain and Italy may seek direct talks over the Libyan situation as tensions rise and defense moves continue around the Mediterranean.
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Rome
Italy
Associated Freee
I Duce
London
Great Britain
Feday Corht
Geneva
Associated Press
Britain
Libya
Mediterranean
Labya
Egypt
Ethiopia
France
Haile Selassie
Gibraltar
Africa
Proce
Djiboutii
Bomaliland
Regents Name Committee to Pick U Md Head
Sept 20 Baltimore The Board of Regents of the University of Maryland named a five member committee to consider selecting a new president. The board did not act on Donald Murray's application for admission to the law school. H C Byrd is acting president after Dr Raymond A Pearson resigned. The committee includes Rep Wm P Cole chair Gen Clinton LoRiggs John Patterson J Mil ton Rabe and Mrs John L Whitehurst. A mandamus has been granted to admit Murray to the law school pending any appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Raymond A Pearson
H. C. Byrd
Byrd
Donald Murray
Law School
Wm. P. Cole
Towson
Ramet
Pearson
Clinton Lo Riggs
J. Milton Patterson
Cumberland
John & Rabe
John L Whitehurst
Mandimus
Une University
Gene O'Dunne
Murray
Court of Appeal
Wiener Roast At Braddock Heights By Woodsboro Church
A wiener roast was held last Monday evening at Braddock Heights by the Woodsboro Lutheran church choir. Attendees traveled by bus and enjoyed roller skating and bowling. Refreshments followed with wieners and assorted snacks. many local members and friends attended the event.
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Braddock Heights
Woodsboro
Paul Douglas
Raymond Staley
Mimnes
Bernadine Douglas
Betty Pox
Armada Bowers
Ophelm Donaire
Catherine Singer
Edith Flanagan
Inez Planagaz
Anus Mae Winebeemer
Mary Elizabeth Reddick
Vios Erise
Ethel Dorsey
Mary Dorny
Kimbeth Geistert
Romaine Kris
James Revidick
Daniel
Read on impending farm crisis from synthetic agriculture warning
Wayne Parfl ah and Harold F Clark warn that chemistry and technology threaten private control of farming as synthetic crops and lab grown foods could replace traditional crops. They describe cabinets growing fodder without soil, rapid seed germination, and potential year round food production, predicting a revolutionary shift in agriculture and economic disruption.
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Wayne W Parflah
Harold F. Clark
England
Denmark
Germany
America
Bummit
N. J
Parrish and Clark
United States
Fred H Rexaner
Ogusae League Co-operative Association, Inc
New York
Cornell University
AAA
Divorce Action Filed In Street Court For Absolete Divorce
Charlie H. Rhowds filed a suit in the Street Court on a Friday for an absolute divorce from his wife Wise Rimates Arica. They were married June 15, 1896 at Milton NJ. Wise deserted the plaintiff in August 1990 and declared her intention not to live with Jim any longer. Harp is the attorney in the case.
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Charlie
H. Rhowds
Ctreet
Mr Wise
Milton
Cintas Khia Wise
Jim
Reno
Harp
Pal
Accident case heard in Peoples Court over four months
Justice Walter Linn concluded the hearing on the May accident near Plane t No 4 in which five people were hospitalized. Bussard was fined six dollars and costs for failing to stay on the right side. Carey and Bussard faced separate civil suits for damages. Norwood testified as a key witness supporting Bussard’s account of the crash. Carey claimed Bussard crossed the center line and Carey’s car ended up overturned.
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Deste A | Bussard
New Market
Walter FE Linn
Peoples Court
Bussard
Coats
Wve Menwas
Circuit Court
Alton Y Bennett
William P. Carey
Brunswick
Planet No. 4
Carey
Oni
Polling business men on trend of New Deal
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States authorized a nationwide poll of 1500 member organizations to gauge business leaders views on the New Deal. At their first post-Congress meeting, directors reported mixed improvements and discussed a study of legislation from the last three sessions of Congress.
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Washinton
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New Deal
Chambers
John Wo Oleary
Chicago
Soft Coal Talks Collapse For Sixth Time in Washington
In Inverene Washington on September, soft coal negotiations again broke down after protracted talks. A four member negotiating committee reported deadlock as the talks stalled since February over format and wages. Observers considered a strike or Roosevelt intervention likely, with the United Mine Workers threatening a work stoppage next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine
Roosevelt
Allicut
United Mine Workers
Jobs for 63,000 daily urged as transfer nears deadline
Relief officials struggle to hit the goal of 63,000 jobs per day by November 1 as the transfer from dole to work relief proceeds. Hopkins asserts confidence while closing 545 transient camps, warning communities of disruption yet promising work access for wanderers by the deadline. In Baltimore, Republican support grows for shifting unemployables to state sub divisions, with critics warning costs of a session and favoring care within the communities.
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Washington
Dole
Anna
New York City
Harry L Hopkins
Works Progress and
Baltimore
W. F. Davis
Caroline County
J. Allen Coad
St . Mary's
Senate Finance
Len Davis
Coad
Tam
Wreck Kills Four in Millsboro Crossing Collision
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway passenger train collided with a motorcar a half mile east of the Millsboro station, killing at least four. An additional report states race horses en route to St. Louis for a race meet opened tomorrow were killed or injured. Ambulances from Hillsboro transported the injured to hospital. no serious passenger injuries reported.
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Millsboro
Chicago and Eastern Inines
Fairmount Stack
St Lous
Hillsboro
Suspended sentence for James Carter in Felice Court
James Carter was given a 19 day suspended jail sentence after a Friday hearing before Magistrate Patrick M. Achnauffer for drunkenness, with Officer George Hoffman listed in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carter
George Hoffman
Patrick M
Chnauffer
Felice Court
Frederick considers sewer plan and bond funding
Frederick officials briefed residents at three fire halls on a proposed sanitary sewer system with an estimated total cost near one million dollars. A WPA grant of $343,365 could reduce city bonds to under $385,000 if approved, with 90 percent of labor from relief rolls and projects tied to job-creation programs. Debt would be fully retired by 1961 except sewer bonds, and the plan includes minimal charges on tax free properties and large businesses.
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Frederick
Lloyd ©. Culler
Fire Company
Frederick City
Works Progress Administration
Baltimore
Washington
PWA
Frederick! l
State Board of Health
Gambritl Park
Gambril Park
Pond Sur
T. A. Atlee Radcliff
Lewis R. Dertavaugh
J Company
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U. of Md
Arel
Jesse A. Bussard
William
Chamber of Commerce
Night Uniow White Howe
Inverene
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Culler
Ty United
W. Bertyls Storm
Xara
Charles F Good=s
United Hall
Charfen Disney
Mordland
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Ciiicar George Tripps
Bay
Newa
Carty
Furniture Savings Club
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
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