Trade accord announced between US and Great Britain
The United States and Great Britain move toward a formal trade agreement including the British Empire and Newfoundland while excluding the Dominions Ireland and India. Public hearings on imports and exports begin March 14 with a 41 page list of over 1,000 import items. a British delegation will come to the United States around February to start talks. Concessions up to 50 percent possible on British imports.
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Washington
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United States
Great Britain
Hull
Newfoundland
Dominions
Ireland
India
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Report Of Health Made To Council In December
Dr W Rose Cameron Hagerstown health officer told the Mayor and Council that December lists sobering counts for diseases including diphtheria eight gonorrhea eight pneumonias fifteen scarlet fever seven syphilis seventeen tuberculosis two angina two whooping cough one scabies one and noted vaccination progress with 500 anti pneumonia doses given so far this winter with highly satisfactory results The report also marks the first decline in syphilis cases in five years.
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Hagerstown
W. Rose Cameron
Cameron
Publishers Asked To Take Initiative
President Roosevelt urged publishers to cut postal subsidies for newspapers and magazines at a Friday press conference. He said the government should stop continuing mail subsidies and suggested the press take the initiative to reduce them.
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Roosevelt
Night Sky in January Four Eclipses in 1938
January skies bring Mercury as a morning star and Venus near the sun. Mars visible in evenings, Jupiter and Saturn observable near sunset, with Neptune and Uranus in specific constellations for telescope viewing. Two solar eclipses and two lunar eclipses projected for 1938, plus meteor shower and perihelion details.
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Operators Best In Diction Says Shaw
George Bernard Shaw rated telephone operators above actors and actresses for diction and enunciation. He praised the telephone girls clerical workers clergy politicians and lawyers as superior speakers. He noted Queen Victoria as the only technically perfect speaker of Victorian days.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Association of Teachers of Speech
Kill Watchman in Richmond Fire at Fertilizer Plant
A night watchman, 65 year old Charles Navis, was killed by a blow to the head during a failed safecracking attempt. Fire destroyed the Bone Dry Fertilized Company’s plant and damaged the Richmond Structural Steel Co nearby as rangling safecrackers sought 3400 in two safes. Dr. J H Scherer ruled the death a homicide at the inquest.
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Richmond
Charles Navis
Richmond Structural Steel Co
J. H. Scherer
Relief Revenues Show An Increase
Annapolis Md January relief tax receipts from June 1 when they began rose to 11 761 4031 Friday with November collections totaling 272 884 94 added to the state fund for aid to the needy. The six month total suggests a annualized $3 516 000 in relief, while the half percent state income tax due March 15 is expected to add about 1 500 006 driving the relief program toward 5 010 000.
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Officers of Ship Deny Negligence
In Baltimore, officers of the steamer City of Baltimore denied before a marine inspection board Friday they were guilty of negligence during the July fire that destroyed the ship. Captain Charles O. Brooks, Chief Engineer Charles W. Simmons, and Second Engineer Albert Neil testified as seven crew members observed. three people died escaping. The bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation had earlier charged the three officers after a full fire report was sent to Secretary Daniel C. Roper.
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Baltimore
City of Baltimore
Charles O. Brooks
Charles W. Simmons
Albert Neil
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Daniel C. Roper
Secretary of Commerce
Bureau
Two Negroes Sentenced to Death in Arkansas Trial
In Marion Arkansas on Friday two Black defendants Frank Carter 26 and Theo Thomas 25 were sentenced to electrocution on February 8 after a one day trial for the crime of raping a white girl. The jury comprised 11 white jurors and one Black juror. The verdict was reached after seven minutes of deliberation. In a separate item Matielta Ohio Ernest Perry sued his son Earl for drunken driving and paid a $35 fine, hoping to teach him a lesson.
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Marion, Ark
Frank Carter
Theo Thomas
Leil Killough
Matielta
Ernest Perry
Earl
Sunday Church Services and Schedules Around Town
A survey of Sunday worship times across numerous churches and gospel groups lists morning and evening services, Sunday School, evangelistic meetings, and midweek prayers. Notable entries include Rev F Snavely, Rev Walter Byron Stehl, Rev F G Mentzer, Rev W DeWitt Dickey, Rev A M Dixon, Rev H A Feaperman, and Rev J Francis Leary among others.
The Golden Cext Washington Square Rev Roy L Sloop
Pastor Roy L Sloop leads at Washington Square church with Sunday School at 9 40 a m Morning Service at 10 40 a m Y P BerVice at 6 30 p m Evening Service at 5 30 p m Spiritu al Depressions titled sermons listed for the day
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F. G. Mentzer
St. John’s Lutheran
St. Paul's Evangelical Cor
Franklin Sts
Daubert
Antietam and Mulperry
Frank G. Coleman
Washington Square
Roy L. Sloop
Y. P. BerVice
Summit Ave
Howard
Paul Holdcraft
T. de Paster
Y. P
First Christian South Potomac &T
Wm. M. Norment
Christian Experience
the Sants Visi
Chewsvill FE UD. B. Church
F. R. Andrews
Presbyterian Church Schedule At Washington Prospect Streets
Sunday services at multiple churches listed with times and topics including morning 11:00 o'clock services, evening 7:20 and 7:30 signals, Sunday school around 9:20, and sermons on "The Claim at a Pass" and "Such a Time as This" across locations on Washington and Prospect streets with pastors Kemp Horn Wagner Plummer and others. Holy Communion noted. details show maps of weekly worship times and religious sessions.
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Este
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N. Sotomac
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Brethren IN Christ
Boonsboro
Crarge
F. L. Stine
Boons RO
Sunday church services and revival notices
A compact listing of multiple Washington street area churches with pastor names and weekly schedules. It names First Baptist, Mt West Side Ave, First Christian, Ebenezer A M E, Second Christian, Asbury M E, Epworth League events, and Bethel St locations detailing Sunday School times Morning and Evening Services, midweek prayer, YP services, and revival meetings.
Sunday Church Services Across Clearspring and Vicinity
A dense list details Sunday School times and worship services at multiple churches in Clearspring and surrounding towns including St Peters Evangelical, St Pauls Lutheran Clearspring, Salem Evangelical Lutheran Bakersville, Trinity Lutheran Smithsburg, Shiloh U B, Zion Lutheran Williamsport, Mt Tabor ClearSpring, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Funks Town, Williamsport Methodist Episcopal, Beaver Creek Christian, St James Brethren Lydia, Fairplay Circuit Of Church Of God, St James Evangelical Wolfsville, Big Pool U B, Otterbein U B, Willett U B, Mt Moriah Foxville, St Pauls Reformed Clearspring, Joans Reformed Clearspring, Church Of God Samples Manor, Broad Ford, Chestnut Grove, Church Of God Mt Briar, Littlestown, Trinity U B Sis tle Line, and Williamsport Church Of God Mission, with pastors and service times listed.
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MT. Tabor Lutheran Church
Fairview
Clearspring
Luther L. Hare
T. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Harry M. Young
Williamsport Methodist Episcopal Church
Church St
Robert J. Hiller
Schont
Beaver Creek Christian
Serviee Wee
HNO Ae Lack Hey
TW Wen
Norfolk
Ofelock
Thoreday
Casey Jones and his trained chicks face charges dropped
Barnyard tale from Chicago reports Casey Jones aged 67 and four educated chickens stood before Judge Samuel Heller on disorderly conduct and cruelty charges. Jones defended his care and claimed love for the birds as a dancing hen and trained animals performed in court. Charges were dismissed. Chicago police later sought a jittery hold up man who stole a victim’s shoe and 785 dollars, then fled leaving his guns behind.
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Chicago
Casey Jones
Jones
Samuel Heller
Isadore Gottlieb
Jef Nia
Cook Held After Actress Attacked in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD Jan 8 Fay Wray suffered head and back injuries as her former cook 57 year old Mrs Raymonde Duvall was held on drunkenness charges. Wray told police Duvall ran amok after quitting and fought in a 20 minute hand to hand struggle. Wray also said Duvall beat nurse Ethel Jackson.
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Hollywood
Jan
Fay Wray
Raymonde Duvall
Misn Wray
Bouwall
Miss Wrangard
Spencer Offers Three Dinosaurs for Sale in Desert Find
Denver dispatch reports Spencer advertised in a classified notice that he staked eggs he found in the desert, claiming two or three dinosaurs were involved. The fragment mentions pictures of a dinosaur, with unclear names and dates.
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Via
Denver
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