Cuba Cuba Treaty Effective On September 3
The United States and Cuba sign a reciprocal trade pact taking effect September 3 for three years. It slashes duties on Cuban raw sugar and American lard wheat flour and other goods while Cuba reduces tariffs on American j ard tobacco and other products. The policy aims to open a new tariff era and expand talks with Latin American coffee nations despite early criticism from non benefiting producers.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Roosevelt
Hull
Cosme de la Torriente
United States
Japan
Dixie Receives Drought Sufferers Cattle Influx
Atlanta dispatch details western drought cattle sent to Dixie pastures under federal relief, with trains delivering gaunt herds to be fattened for canned beef. Cattle arrive thirsty and hungry, yet largely calm, as locals assist with water and pasture intake while farmed land prepares to rent forage.
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Dixie
Atlanta
West
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Avery
Ellis Parker He Gets His Man in Plain Style
MT HOLLY May 25 Ellis Parker, a Burlington County detective, analyzes a Mrs Gilberson case revealing how instinctive reactions expose guilt. He recalls guiding a widow who later turns out to have killed her husband and shares his method: study natural responses, then compare with the suspect.
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George Tucker
MT. Holly
N. J
Ellis Parker
Ellis
William Gilberson
Lakehurst
Mrs. Gilberson
Hushand
Gilberson
Doughton Named Acting President Of Baltimore Credit Corp
K Doughton, acting president and board chairman, said George H Stevenson was removed as president of the Production Credit Corporation of Baltimore. Doughton stated the move was in the interest of the corporation and district farmers, with no reason given for Stevenson's removal.
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Baltimore
J. K. Doughton
Farm Credit Administration
Production Credit Corporation of
Doughton
George H. Stevenson
Stevenson
Actress Sue Carol files for divorce from Nick Stuart
Los Angeles records show film actress Sue Carol filing for divorce from actor Nick Stuart on Friday. She accuses him of berating and abusing her and of once hurling a crossword hook at her. The couple married July 29, 1925 and separated May 1, 1933. a property settlement is complete and she seeks custody of their daughter Carol Lee Stuart, age two.
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Los Angeles
Sue Carol
Nick Stuart
Carol Lee Stuart
Federal raids seize men stills mash and liquor in Worcester county
Federal officers arrested seven men during raids in Worcester and Somerset counties late Thursday. Authorities confiscated three liquor stills, a quantity of mash and liquor, and an automobile as part of the action announced yesterday.
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Salisbury
Worcester
Somerset Counfiex
Schools Reopen Across Washington County September 4
Washington county schools will reopen on Tuesday September 4 after Labor Day with higher enrollment expected. Seven teen new teachers join the staff to replace resignations as first year classes are kept in a single entrance. Vaccination requirements are provided at no cost for low income families through the Public Health Center. St Marys Catholic Grade School opens September 6 with about 400 students anticipated between St Marys and the High School, both under Rev T D Reinhart and the Sisters of Notre Dame.
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Washington County
B. J. Grimes
W. Ross Cameron
St. Mary's Catholic
T. D. Reinhart
St. Mary’s Church
State Board of Education
Sisters of Notre Dame
Youth Hurt When Struck By Auto
Herbert Chaney a 19 year old youth from 600 West Washington Street was knocked from his bicycle in a city collision with an automobile yesterday afternoon. He was taken first to a physician then to Washington County Hospital for X rays and was reported in good condition last night. Karl Bates a 15 year old Garnett Kansas boy who suffered severe burns underwent 40 blood transfusions over the past year.
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Herbert Chaney
Marty Chaney
West
Washington Street
Young Chaney
Washington County
Karl Bates
Garnett. Kans
Youth and Young Girl Stage Duel in Avellino
Avellino Italy August 25 Montalberti Filerate 23 and Rosina Consolazio 19 engaged to marry An argument led to a field of honor duel They met Friday and used pistols Filcerate was shot in the head with grave injuries Consolazio wounded in the cheek but not seriously
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Avellino
Italy
Montalberti Filerate
Rosina Consolazio
Filcerate
Jefferson Street Building Damaged by Fire
Fire yesterday afternoon partly destroyed a small outbuilding in the rear of the Witham property on Jefferson Street. Firemen used water to control the blaze after interior damage. Once dog kennels, the structure had been converted to storage for tools. Firemen prevented spread to the adjacent house. Responding units were Juniors First Hose Company and Pioneers from the box at Canton and East avenues.
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Witham Hose
Jefferson Street
First Hose Company
Pioneers
Canton and
East Avenues
Baltimorean Nabbed Here On Charges
Baltimorean Donald Hammond alias Duke, 26, sought in Washington for attempted taxi hold up, arrested last night in the Federal Transient Bureau on West Washington street by Patrolman Jack Britcher. He admitted the Washington attempt, had a large black jack, and allegedly tried to force the driver to Baltimore. District officers to arrive this morning.
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Washington
Donald Hammond
Duke
Carlisle
Baltimore
Federal Transient Bureau
West Washington Street
Jack Britcher
Hammond
William H.peters
Peters
Desmond
Britcher
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Conkey
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire
The
House of
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Edwin Holman
Oisie
Hampton
Savannah
Augusta
Relief Administration
Sam
Eilis Parker
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bn Wee
Criiten
Doughton Chosen Corporation
BUY Urma Stores
Standard
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Kelvinator-Bohman Co., Inc
Nicodemus National Bank F
Hagerstown
Service Lem
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
H. Cond. Corp
Potomac St
Johnson
NRA
Hugh §. Johnson
White House
Associated Press
Jefferson Street ‘Building
Edith Jenson
Chicago
Hans Rydam
Ernest W. Miller
Shiter Beothecs
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