Mayor LaGuardia seeks immediate taxicab strike settlement
New York January 4 1935 Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia urged an immediate settlement of the 11000 taxi drivers strike led by the Transport Workers Union. He proposed arbitration with the State Labor Mediation Board as police kept the city on emergency duty. Union demands include higher commissions one week paid vacations a nine hour day and racketeering elimination.
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New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Tramsport Workers Union
Sacco-Venzetti
Massachusetts
LaGuardia
State Labor Mediation Board
Queens
Albino Frogs Raised At Fisher Frog Farm Near Wagner
Noble of the American Museum of Natural History lauds Moses experiments with albino frogs. Yale University zoology chief Ross G Harrison also commends the work. Moler, who started with a pair from Lily Pons Maryland, has bred hundreds of albinos and moved to a frog farm by Beaver Creek on the new dual highway.
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Noble
American Museum of Natural History
Moses
Ross G. Harrison
Department of Zoollory
Yale University
Moler
Lily Pons
Wagner
Former county minister dead in Baltimore at 75
Rev Edwin Elde former Lutheran minister stationed at Smithsburg founder and pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Baltimore died at his home in Baltimore aged 75. He graduated Gettysburg Theological Seminary in 1891. He retired 11 years ago. Four daughters survive.
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Edwin Elde
Smithsburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Winter softball league thrills Park City on ice
Utah report from January 4 describes Park City players forming a winter league. They flooded a field with ice for baselines, then skated in to play the fastest softball yet, showing hardy local devotion despite winter conditions.
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Park City
Utah
Deaths and funerals in Hagerstown area deaths and services
Obituary notices list An ny Catherine Bowman of Mt Lena aged 70 with daughters and a son, funeral at Fairney's Church. John Calvin Flora of Kemp's Mill 73, funeral at Rose Hill. John Lee Walker of Mercersburg 77, services in Newark and Mercersburg. Dorothy R Bowers eight months, funeral at Green Spring chapel. John Edward Wyant 12, of Portsmouth Va, funeral Elkton A B Church. James Emmanuel Higman known WWI veteran, services at Coffman. Elmer H Runtsberry 67, painting contractor, funeral at Waynesboro. Mrs W F Cannon 74 of Baltimore, funeral plans noted. other brief death notices and locations included.
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Annie Catherine Bowman
Elmer B. Bowman
Mt. Lena
Josiah and
Elizabeth House
Beaver Creek
Louis Faulders
Lenz
Harry Martz
Beaver Cree
Bruce Moser
Mapleville
Raymond Smith
Lena
Weaver Moser
Charles
Fairney’s Church
M. A. Ashby
John Calvin Flora
Kemp’s Mill
Bright
Chewsville
Berlin H
Barbara B. Flora
Williamsport
Susie Wright Flora
Cyrus
Melvin
Abner
W. C. Huddle
Rose Hill
John Lee Walker
Mercersburg
Waynesboro
Perkinson
Dallas
Elizabeth Jones
Louisville
Iuwo
South Baptist Church
Newark
Lininger
Smith and Smith Funeral Home
Fairmont Cemetery
Dorothy R. Bowers
Norman Bowers
Big Springs
Mary
Annabelle
Dorothy
Ieva Lee
Larry Bowers
Big Spring
Clarence Kelly
Hedgesville
W. Va
Spencer Benner
Intermental
Green Spring Chapel
John Edward Wyant
John KE
Iris Monger Wyant
Hagerstown
Wit
Portsmouth
Karl Randolph
Ray Helton
Jean Elizabeth
Tris Lucille
George W
Elkton A. B
W. H. Smith
Miktan
Elmer H. Runtsberry
Waynesporo
Huntsbeweepeta
Boonsboro
Hillary
Amanda
Nictodemus) Havisberry
Waynesborg
Fannie Huntsberry
Keedysville
Catherine Simisberry
Howard Shimisberry
W. F. Cannon
Baltimore
James VL Cannen
Hamilton Boulevard
Carmen
Roosevelt urges nation to arm and unite for defense
President Roosevelt in a charged address links European wars and conquests to a need for a strong, united America. He argues for armed forces, expanded defense, social reform, and tax reform while warning against neutrality laws that aid aggressors. Funeral notices and local deaths are also noted in brief.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Dair
Garner
sSpeaker Banklesd
Preside Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Nousevelt
Culugress
Couzens Daughter to Marry Again in Bloomfield Hills
Margot Couzens Chewning, daughter of the late Senator Jamies Couzens and Mrs Couzens, will wed Herbert Bryant of Alexandria Virginia in Bloomfield Hills tomorrow afternoon. Margot previously married William Jeffries Chewning Jr in Fredericksburg after an elopement. they had two children and divorced January 17 1448.
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Detroit
Margot Couzens Chewning
United States
Jamies Couzens
Couzens
Bloomfield Hills
Herbert Bryant
Alexandria
Alexandia
Margot Couzens
William Jeffries Chewning, Jr
Fredericksburg
Usaland
Jitterbug fad fades as Chicago schools push modern dances
Miss Ernestine Badi, Chicago public schools social coordinator, tells reporters the jitterbug is a fad that's already dying. A study of 7,500 high school students at Friday dances shows interest waning, while the district promotes the collegiate shag Rhumba tango and other modern forms.
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Chicago
Ernestine Badi
Badi
William J. Johnson
Miss Badt
Board of Education
Scouts Plan Bicycle Safety Inspection Program
Older Scouts will assist in brake inspections and inform owners of flaws with necessary repairs. The program aims to raise rider safety and aid Police handling of bike inspections. It offers a study for Scouts serving as inspectors and may influence tonight's council meeting on a proposed bicycle ordinance urged by Parent Teacher groups to protect children.
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Police Department
Alder
Bendell
Coogan Rejects Mother's Offer After Breakup
The Kid declines his mother Mrs Lillian Grajble Graj Ble's proposal and spends a friendly night ice skating. he plans to regain footing with earnings from a juvenile film career reported at about 4 million dollars, while his mother stays with her parents in Santa Monica.
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Santa Monica
Betty
Lillian Graj
Jackie
Woman Found Hanged In Closet in Greencastle
Mrs Ten Elly Paubel, 60, was found dead by hanging in a closet at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert L D Schenkel in Greencastle where she worked as a housekeeper. Coroner Thrush ruled death by own action. Surviving brother is J Edward Weller of Lappans. Funeral Thursday at her son's home near Chambersburg with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Russell Roy Ensminger
Russell
Vieler (Shry) Ensminger
Salem Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Cradle
Washington Square
M. E
Thein
Bertha J. Shry
Elvin Kusininger
Eefory Wusininger
Elizabeth Dirkmer
Harrisburg
A. K. Coffman
Lloyd Davis
Rest Haven
Ten Elly Paubel
Clolles
Robert LD. Schenkel
Greencastle
Dloor
A. W. Thrush
J. Edward Weller
Lappuns
Faubel
Chambersburg
Rose Still Cemetery
Ery
Scores going to Annapolis for governor inauguration
A county committee named by Mayor W Lee Elgin announced plans to transport scores to Annapolis for Governor Herbert R OConor's inauguration. About 400 Washington countains including guardsmen are expected in line with Company B from this city. Special buses are being chartered and reservations urged with City Clerk Richard Crowther. The committee will meet Friday at temporary City Hall. Members include W Lee Staley Calvert K Hartle Brewer L Stouffer Claude C Artz and Vernon L Parker.
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W. Lee Elgin
Herbert R. O
Richard Crowther
W. Lee Staley
Calvert K. Hartle
Brewer L. Stouffer
Claude C. Artz
Vernon L. Parker
Jail delivery enforced at Ottawa county jail closure
Ottawa Jan 4 The county jail is closed to prisoners and officers move inmates to the city lockup and Grundy county jail at Morris to reduce complaints about sleepless nights. Exterminators are brought in to rid the facilities of rats and bugs.
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Ottawa
City
Grundy County
Morris
Chicago Grain Market Quotations Report
Quotations by Stein Bros and Boyce for grain trading, with McCamas Armatrong Lidg. Hagerstown Maryland listing a local contact and phone number 302.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armstrong Bidg
Hagerstown, Md
Chicago Grain Market
Stein Bros. & Boyce, McCamas-Armatrong Lidg
Japanian Fascists Seize Control of Government
Continues discussion on fascist groups dominating Japanese politics. Prince Konoye resigns amid pressure from hardline elements seeking a single party and tighter state control. Fear rises for retiring ministers, notably finance chief Ikeda, who opposed army push for control of capital and dividends. Baron Hiranuma leads nationalist party Kokuhonsha, once dormant, advocating Nipponism and army support.
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Hiranuma
Prince Konoye
Japan
China
Seihin Ikeda
Ykeda
Baron Hiranuma
Kokuhonsha
Nationalist Japan) Party
Afperor
Police discover overheated dinner causes bust in Baltimore
Five police officers rushed to a domestic incident in Baltimore on January 4. They arrived by radio patrol car and on foot, smelled smoke, forced a window, and shut off the gas to find an overdone lamb roast in the kitchen.
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Baltimore
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Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Supreme Court
South Hagerstown Fire Company
C. F
Clearspring
Pri Ad
Fleigh Motor CO
Oak Hill Avenue
H. L. Mills
W. Baltimers St
Taner Stalnery
Apples
Paradise
Orimér Golden
Starkn Dee Vicious
Stayman
Jonathan
Yorks
Rome
Newman's
Smithsbura
Consumer's Finance Service, Inc
Vatewal Arte Ridge
Reon 407
James Emmanuel Higman
Iis
Wallimore Street
Welack
William M. Norment
Rose Will Cemetery
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James Shera Montgomery
House of Representatives
Shiown
Woon
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Associated Press
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Germany
Africa
Italy
Ethiopia
Asia
Woodlawn Cemetery
W. PL Maguire
Offive
Wilmington
Del
Mie
Union
Coogan
Maryland Awning Co. Rr
Washington St
Needy’s Anniversary Sale
Needy’s Jewelry Store
S. Potomac St
Maryland Theatre
DB Damblers
Johnny Sommers
O’conor
Foday
M. Amer
Amer
Wat
Wks
Anaconda Ae
Atchison Oe
Chrysler
Consol
Crown Ck & SI
DuPont
Elect
Motors
Goodyear Ae
Nat'l
Dist'l
N.Y. Central
North Amer
Penna, BR
St. Oil of
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft
Union Pacific West’house Elec
Western Union
Aang
West, Md
Loews
BAY Wee
ATU Texas Corp
Warner Bros
Carl J. Schlotterbeck
N. Potomac
American Tavern
Bendix Home Laundry
Demannteatead
Saum’s
Jewelry
North Jonathan Street
Rudisill’s Quality Shop
Via
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Peeters
G. E. Roulette, JR
Hagerstown Storage & Transfer Co
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