Administration drafts coal policy bill aims to curb output
A draft measure under White House study would cap coal supply by mine on a per year basis and set up a Federal coal commission to oversee rates prices and disputes. It mirrors a prior Lewis bill and seeks to protect miners with collective bargaining and living wages while giving federal review over freight and prices.
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MacDonald to take four experts to Washington talks
Four experts were named to accompany Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald on the April 15 voyage to Washington. Sir Robert Vansittart, Sir Frederick Leith Ross, A. E. Overton, and J. A. Barlow join him, with his daughter Ishbel also aboard.
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Herriot To Act As Free Agent In Washington Mission
Paris reports Edouard Herriot will serve as a free agent informant rather than a negotiator in talks with President Roosevelt. The former premier, chosen after losing the premiership, will not decide on France’s war debt interest payment or alter France’s position at Washington.
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Easter Specials at Beibert's Barbershop Ad
Beibert's Barbershop in the 1st National Bank Building advertises Easter specials with emphasis on individual service as a featured offering. Joe Waster and Ady are named in the compact notice.
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Huge Whale En Route to World Fair Is Arrested in Indiana
A 60 ton Antarctic whale bound for Chicago for a century of progress exposition is under arrest in South Bend Indiana as officials search for a charge. The whale 68 feet long and 24 feet thick faces possible charges under an old truck length statute. Maurice Schack of Chicago explains the whale was captured and killed during Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic expedition and later sent to the Field Museum Chicago.
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Roosevelt Denounces Unfair Rule In Economy Act
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt joins critics of the Economy act section that forces dismissal of married women when both spouses work for the government. She argues the policy rests on poor reasoning, noting federal pay is low and two incomes are needed to support a family and educate children.
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Aerial stunt flier Swan missing after Gulf dive
William Gaylord Swan an aerial stunt flier apparently died after his parachute failed to reach shore following a spectacular leap from an airplane over Boca Chica near Brownsville. Spectators observed the parachute open to carry the fireworks down and Swan vanish as he hit the water while 8000 people watched. Co flier F H Hodges of Edinburg also leaped with Swan from about 9000 feet. Efforts to locate his body continued.
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Deaths of Irvin Grimm and Alice Hostetter Reported
Irvin R Grimm 78 died suddenly at Red Lion home of his son in law Rev Grover C Gabriel following a heart attack. Survived by five daughters and one son Charles. He was a member of the Evangelical church. Alice S Hostetter 71 3 8 died at Greencastle home daughter of Funk of Washington Township. Survived by husband and three children. Funeral set for 2 PM Tuesday at the home.
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Canada Accepts Roosevelt Bid to Parley on World Recovery
Washington reports three great nations agreed to talk with President Roosevelt on easing global economic ills. Canada’s Prime Minister Richard Bennett would meet Roosevelt, after Britain and France, with Ramsay MacDonald expected April 21. Germany Italy Japan China Argentina Brazil Chile and Mexico yet to respond.
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Disorders Follow Return Of Lawyer
Disorder erupted as supporters paraded for Samuel Leibowitz after his return from Decatur Alabama where he defended Haywood Patterson in the Scottsboro case. Police clashed with marchers across Times Square and Columbus Circle, dispersing crowds with night sticks and reinforcements.
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Marble Tournament entry list prompts corrections and dates
The Herald-Mail publishes the complete Marble Tournament entries and invites corrections. It lists contestant names by school and street, notes potential omissions, and promises elimination contests likely starting next week with rural contests before city events.
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Denzel Viands
Louis Turner
Elwood Browning
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Funds From Estate Sought By McLean
Edward B McLean former Washington Post publisher petitions DC supreme court claiming destitution and requests funds from his father s estate to make a cash offer for the newspaper
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Dlive Hope Beauty Shop Bonat Permanent Waves
Bonat permanent waves offered at Dlive Hope Beauty Shop located at 208 North Potomac Street with prices from $2.50 and contact phone 66-W.
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Milk supply scarce as Irish rail strike disrupts deliveries
Duplin reports on April 11 that Dublin milk supplies fell sharply due to an unofficial strike by about 4,000 Irish Free State railway workers seeking higher wages. Fears of a milk famine grow as deliveries are curtailed.
Rachael Kendle Announces Shop Removal Move
Rachael Kendle declares the removal of her dress making shop from 1248 Potomac Street to Maryland Apt 2nd floor. The notice specifies relocation details and new address.
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Odd Fellows Meeting Urges Members to Attend By-Laws Change
All members of Potomac Lodge No. 31 and affiliated orders are asked to attend Tuesday evening in April at 8 P M. to consider important changes to the By-Laws. Noble Grand Smith and Secretary Shadaach emphasize the personal interest in the proceedings.
Record Seaplane Speed Flight Sets New Italian Mark
In Desenzano Italy on April 10 Angello Francesce pilots the Red Bullet over Lake Garda to an average speed of 426.5 mph for five laps, smashing Lt. George Staiiforth’s 408.8 mph 1931 record. The twin engine craft develops 2,800 horsepower with twin, counter-rotating propellers.
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Grain market quotations and rail traffic note
The report lists The Stickall Satea Corporation quotations for wheat corn oats and rye with May July and Sept prices. A separate note from New York on April 10 says railroads expect a climb in purchases for new equipment rails and improvements tied to improved credit and traffic. A Scotland estate incident notes 1000 hares killed and distributed to workers.
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Astrologer Aids Atlantic City Hotel Manager in Crisis
Elmer Donaldson, Atlantic City hotel manager, credits astrologer Langner of Williamsport for guidance. The astrologer offers free description of life chances and charges 1.60 dollars for consultations. Open Tuesdays and Wednesdays noon to 8 PM at 31 Salisbury St. Williamsport, near Artizan St.
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Noon Day Services Feature Rev Dr Waller Sermons
Rev Dr Waller at the Maryland Theatre presents noon weeklong sermons by Byron Stehl during Holy Week focusing on Christ entrance to the temple as symbolizing all work and world. Attendees include many business people, urging Christians to publicly witness faith amid global Christian persecutions and declining youth enthusiasm.
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Roxy Restaurant Ad at 289 Frederick Street
A compact advert for the Roxy Restaurant at 289 Frederick Street offering good meals and real beer with a simple dining appeal.
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