Confesses to Killing Man in Maryland Suburb Case
Hyattsville police say 28 year old from Bright Seat confessed to killing Charles W. Martin after they left a mutual friend's home in Ixenil Worth. Martin's body was found in Fairmont Heights with a temple shot, his car abandoned in mud. The Prince George's grand jury may hear Brady's account soon as authorities question Edward Smith and Henry Fleming.
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Yattsville
Hyattsville
Brady
Bright Seat
Washington
Charles W. Martin
al Redo
Martin
Mary Dawson
Ixenil- Worth
Fairmont Heights
City Ready for Beer by Early Morn
Article discusses federal licensing for breweries wholesalers and other dispensaries with taxes and permit requirements. It notes Baltimore Custom House staff can assist, tax payment timelines, and the need for owners or officers to personally file affidavit Form 11.
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Tait
Baltimore Custom House
Sit
Turkey Hen Sets Laying Record at Oklahoma Station
A turkey hen at the Oklahoma experiment station in Stillwater has set a remarkable laying record. In the past year she laid 205 eggs, far surpassing ordinary expectations for turkey hens which commonly lay for a single hatch. The attendants note it may be a world's record.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Motorists Urged To Keep Cars Safe On State Highways
Col. E. Austin Baughman urges motorists to fix defects in brakes lights horns steering mirrors and wipers as weather warms and traffic increases. He cites six month Save A Life Campaign and notes reductions in fatalities but says deaths remain too high and calls for ongoing vehicle safety checks.
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E. Austin Baughmian
Baughman
Noted Horseman Edward Phiman Dead at 62
Edward A. Phiman died at his Cleveland home aged 62. He was a noted horse race devotee who managed many trotting and running tracks in multiple states including Maryland West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky. He ran a track at Baltimore and held similar posts at Wheel ing New Kensington Ashland and numerous smaller venues.
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Cleveland
Edward A. Phiman
Baltimore
Wheeling
W. Va
New Kensington
Pittsburgh
Ashland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Deaths and funerals in local area
John A. Bricker 1850 may 22 died at his home in Chambersburg age 74. Funeral Saturday 1 30 with services at Upper Strasburg Mennonite Church and burial in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs Anna Virginia Welch widow of Victor H Welch of Boonsboro dies at 7 this morning in Roanoke Va. Interment Friday at Boonsboro cemetery. Jacob C Hutzell 701 South Potomac Street dies aged 80 from general debility. Survived by sister Lillie B Miller Victor Iowa brothers John L William B Samuel M. Funeral Friday 2 P M at Suter and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Dr Edward Harms and Rose Hill cemetery burial.
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John A. Bricker
Franklin Street
Chambersburg
Anna
Amanda Bricker
Upper Strasburg Mennonite Church
Upper Strasburg
Anna Virginia Welch
Victor H. Welch
Boonsboro
Francis H. Scott
Roanoke
Scott
Horiie
Jacob C. Hutzell
South Potomac Street
Samuel
Eliza A. Hutzell
This County
Lillie B. Miller
Victor
Iowa
John L
William B
This City
Samuel M
Suter and Sons Funeral Home
Edward Harms
Rose Hill Cemetery
Law changes vary as 3.2 beer becomes legal in many states
Bundled report lists states and status of 3.2 beer legalization. Arkansas remains dry while Mississippi Alabama and Virginia show limited progress. Colorado New Mexico Utah Maine Massachusetts Delaware Rhode Island Ohio Iowa and others outline timelines and barriers to sale and regulation.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
General Assembly
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Colorado
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Delaware
Wilmington
Rhode Island
Ohio
Iowa
Misunderstanding And Embarrassment In School Contest
A Smithfield high school teacher Nellie J Randolph notes pupil and an architect shared honors in a most embarrassing moment contest. Rev Dr J W Ott of St Mark's Lutheran church will preach at services in Williamsport Lutheran church at 745 tonight.
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Salem, W. Way
Nellie J. Randolph
Smithfield High School
Will
J. W. Ott
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Williamsport
Frederick Officials Order Water Cut Off for Delinquents
The Mayor and Council decided at last night’s meeting to disconnect water service for all delinquent consumers, enforcing outstanding bills.
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Frederick
Milwaukee Plans Public Beer Revival Timed to 3.2 Percent Return
Milwaukee prepares for the 3.2 percent beer legal sale opening as federal rules lift. Freight crews ready, trucks assigned, and Mayor Hoan pledges nickels a glass for the April 17 city observance.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Hoan
District Beer Bill Signed and Permits Issued
President Roosevelt signed the beer bill in Washington at 12:01 a.m. Friday. The bever age permits board rushed to process over 800 applications, approving about 20 percent after correcting errors. Beer can be sold to those over 18 in hotels, restaurants, and clubs. first permit went to the National Press Club.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Beverage Permits Board
National Press Club
Washington Auditorium
District of Columbia
Trail Club Hikes Maryland Way from Turners Gap to Weverton
The Potomac Appalachian Trail Club plans a Sunday hike from Turners Gap to Weverton Maryland with a 12 mile main route and optional 3 mile extension to Harpers Ferry. Scenic ridge crest views include White Rocks and the Potomac River panorama from Weverton. A memorial to Civil War correspondent George Alfred Townsend is noted. A Treasury Place bus will depart Washington at TA M.
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Turners Gap
Weverton
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club
Maryland
Harpers Ferry
Ridge Crest
White Rocks
Potomac River
Crampton Gap
George Alfred Townsend
Washington
Treasury Place
TA. M
Beer Eliminated From Table Menu
Northwest University athletes will be forbidden from consuming 3.2 beer during training. Track coach Frank Will said it would not be beneficial as a stimulant and could cause harm, regardless of other schools’ stances.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Frank Will
Combination Specials at Seibert's Barber Shop Ad
An advertisement for Seibert's Barber Shop in the First National Bank Building offers "Combination Specials" with big savings on individual services.
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Seibert
First Nat Bank Bldg
Drive For Balanced Budget Nearing Success
The Roosevelt administration pushes a 25 percent spending cut across departments with heads presenting figures to the President. A major reorganization plan, including a new large transportation agency, is anticipated as the administration expands retrenchment efforts. Estimates show savings of 385 million by trimming veterans gratuities and 400 million from broader cuts, plus 50 million from soldier bonus fund management.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ion
Transportation Agency
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Roper
Frank T. Hines
Veterans
House
Lewis Douglas
Sabotage Suspected in Akron Disaster, Yale Interview
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, retired, told Yale News there is no explanation for the Akron tragedy except sabotage. He suggested outside interference shaped the disaster and urged a thorough probe to reveal possible meddling, adding the incident should not indict dirigible design or the Zeppelin program.
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New Haven
Conn
Bradley A. Fiske
Yale News
Akron
Generl
Moffett
Fiske
Boiling Beet Advertisement Errors Spotted
A Wednesday Mail typo in the Chicago Market Co. advertisement listed Boiling Beet at 4c Ih. The correct item should read Boiling Meat. Announcement notes the correction and future accuracy.
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Chicago Market Co
Ady
Habit Forming Topic For Parents' Class
Mrs. Carl Stoufer led a Halfway school parents class on character training titled Habit Forming. She discussed habit foundations and building good child habits, followed by a lively parent discussion. Next session by Mrs. Alice Quick on How the Child Learns. All Halfway parents invited. Preschool parents urged to attend.
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Carl Stoufer
Alice Quick
Man Fined for Fictitious Vehicle Tags in 1933 Case
Ernest Drury of 45 Elizabeth Street was arrested by Officer Jack Britcher for using fictitious license tags. The forged numbers 26 and 33 were altered and painted in official 1933 colors. Justice Richard H. Sweeney imposed fines totaling 7 20 plus costs.
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Ernest Drury
Elizabeth Street
Jack Britcher
Drury
Richard H. Sweeney
Regular Will County American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The regular monthly business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held this evening at the American Legion Home.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Roosevelt initiates 25 000 man conservation corps work force
In Washington on April 6 1933 twenty five thousand unemployed men in 17 cities begin selection as the first wave of Roosevelt s conservation corps. Recruits will train in centers two weeks then join tented camps in national forests and parks for up to 40 hours weekly. Payments of 30 dollars a month will be shared with dependents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Conservation Corps
National Forests
Lenten preacher at Williamsport M E Church
The Rev. E. H. Showacre pastor of Washington Square M E Church will preach at the Lenten service in Williamsport M E Church at 7 30 this evening.
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E. H. Showacre
Washington Square M. E
Williamsport M .E
Chicago Grain Market Quotation by The Stickett Sales Corp
The Stickett Sales Corporation at 26 W Washington St Hagerstown Ma provides daily grain quotes for Chicago markets. The service lists bid and ask figures and confirms current price movements across corn wheat and oats.
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Stickett Sales Corporation
Washington St
Hagerstown, Ma
Jwy
Navy Court of Inquiry Opens Over Akron Tragedy
The Navy will convene a court of inquiry at Lakehurst New Jersey next Monday to determine causes of the Akron disaster. Survivors Wiley Deal and Erwin gave verbal accounts to Secretary Swanson and Admiral Pratt as dragging and search efforts continue for possible wreckage or survivors. President Roosevelt called the event a national disaster and praised the crew for discipline and courage.
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Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Swanson
Herbert V. Wiley
Richard H.deal
Moody EB. Erwin
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Navy Department
Pratt
Roosevelt
Akron
Wiley
Marriage and pursuit of probation after Leavenworth for postal holdup
Charles Witt, 23, married Maxis Sheehan, 21, then headed to Leavenworth to begin a 25 year sentence for involvement in a postal sub station holdup. The bride hopes he will win probation in 10 years. Firemen s square dance in Smithsburg features hot lunch and prizes.
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Chicago
Charles Witt
Maxis Sheehan
Leavenworth
Kan
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