Treaty Plans Halted Over Ethiopia Recognition Standoff
Washington reports say the Italo American talks on a commercial treaty stalled after the United States refused to recognize King Victor Emmanuel as ruler of Ethiopia. Mussolini pressed a treaty naming his emperor, while Hull rejected the demand, machines unspecified delay, and negotiations may lapse for months.
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Washington
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Aly
Hull
Victor Em Pranvel
Trea
Galeazzo Ciano
Vietor Emmanuel
Nals
Ciano
United States
Phillips
Rome
Musi Bolini
Oil from coal experiments under U S Bureau of Mines labs
Experiments to extract oil from coal are being conducted in laboratories of the U S Bureau of Mines. Researchers explore methods to produce liquid fuels from coal, aiming to assess feasibility and efficiency.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
James R. Wick dies at 65 official Senate reporter
James R. Wick 65 longtime official reporter of debates in the Senate died Monday at his Beaver Creek area farm Dunroyin after eight days illness heart trouble. Born April 5 1872 in Osceola Iowa he began as a court reporter in Topeka and later Washington. He lived summers at the farm and was honored by Senators Copeland and Austin on his passing. He leaves wife three sons including Frank W Wick and two other sons, four grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral is Thursday at 9 AM at Hines funeral home in Washington.
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United States Senate
Dunroyin
Beaver Creek
Osceola
Iowa
W. W
Grace Wick
Des Moines
Topeka
Kansas
Washington
Arthur Capper
Nellie S. Ryan
Wicks
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Duarovia
Congress
Capitol Hill
Copeland
New York
Austin
Vermont
Wick
Congressional Record
Hines Funeral Home
Safety Talk By Harold F Webb At Antietam Fire Hall
Harold F Webb of Pittsburgh general director of the American Water Works and Electrical Company will speak at the Washington County Firemen's Association meeting in Antietam Fire Hall on Friday evening January 18. His topic is Safety Hints for Volunteer Smoke Eaters. Webb has 23 years safety engineering experience with DuPont American Cyanamid and American Water Works. He is a Penn State University graduate and U S National Safety Council executive committee member with Western Pennsylvania Safety Council directorship. Officials including the Mayor and Council County Commissioners invited to attend. the meeting was postponed from January 21. The Etam Fire Company will serve refreshments.
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Harold F. Webb
Pittsburgh
American Water Works and Electrical Company
Washington County Firemen’s Association
Antietam
Mr. Webb
DuPont Organization
American Cyanamid Company
American Water Works
Potomac Edison Company
University of Pennsylvania
National Safety Council
Western Pennsylvania Safety Council
Tietam Fire Company
Sasscer Calls for Tax Revenue Safeguard for Roads
Lansdale G. Sasscer, president of the State Senate and gubernatorial candidate, backs a constitutional amendment to prevent gasoline tax diverted from road use. He spoke at a Harford county Democratic Club joint gathering along with two other declared candidates. Also noted is a Bowie firearms exhibit at Fort McHenry rated as the finest small collection.
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Relair
Fort McHenry National Park
Baltimore
Four former officers and garage owner found guilty of conspiracy
Annapolis Md Jan 12 Three former state policemen and a Washington boulevard garage proprietor were affirmed as guilty of conspiring to defraud motorists. Howard County court cases from May 15 sentenced Albert E Markley to three years, John E Wheeler to two years six months, John E Taylor to one year, and John Herbert to two years. The appeals court upheld the judgments and noted the men would serve in the House of Correction.
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Washington Boulevard
House of Correction
Court of Appeals
Howard County
Carroll Bond
Howard County Court
Albert E. Markley
John E. Wheeler
John £. Taylor
John Herbert
Herbert
Directors of Banks Named in Hagerstown City
Stockholders elected bank directors on Monday and Tuesday with officers named for 1938 by Second National Bank and Hagerstown Trust Co. Officers include J O Snyder as President and W Russell Howard as Cashier. Directors for Farmers and Merchants Bank and Nicodemus National Bank also listed with multiple named individuals.
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Hagerstown
Second National Bank
J. V. Jamison, Jr
Clarence Keedy
Victor D. Miller
Frank H. Newcomer
John R. Schindel
J. O. Snyder
Franklin M. Thomas
Walter C. Young
W. Russell Howard
William R. Snyder
Claude M. Porterfield
Second National
Hagerstown Trust Co
Hagerstown Trust Company
M. P. Moller, Jr
William P. Lane, Jr
J. Frank Ridenour
C. E. Jonson
Robert N. Bachtell
E. W. Dito
The
M. P. Moller
W. P. Lane, Sr
J. Frank Riden- Jour
Farmers & Merchants
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Issac Ankeney
W. D. Coffman
Harry S. Ditto
Bruce N. Hofffman
Webster Groh, Jr
Jomer T. Kaylor
Frank W. Mish
M. W. Porterfield
H. R. Rowland
H. M. Bearinger
Nicodemus National
Nicodemus National Bank
Charles W. Cromer
Robert G. Foltz
C. E. Hilliard
John D. Holliday
W. Merrick Huyett
Milton Kobler
J. J. Porter
W. Harry Reisner
Henry Wolf
Widow claims estate of Frederick County lawyer after 43 years
In Frederick Maryland on January 12, widow Martha Virginia Lewis 65 a Hopewell Virginia schoolteacher revealed her 43 year marriage to late Samuel A. Lewis former state attorney of Frederick County. Executor H Kieffer Delauter says record of the 1894 Hagerstown marriage exists and the will left the Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania bequest.
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Frederick
Martha Virginia Lewis
Hopewell
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick County
Lewis
Dickinson College
Carlisle
H. Kieffer Delauter
Hagerstown
Delauter
Marriate
Event at Major Garey's home linked to state police
The passage notes a gathering or act created by Taylor and Herbert at the residence of Major Enoch B. Garey, who was the state police superintendent at the time, suggesting a historical/social connection to the police leadership.
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Taylor and
Herbert
Enoch B. Garey
Reventlow Plays Lightly in Open at St Moritz
Prince Reventlow enjoys carefree moments outdoors at fashionable St Moritz Switzerland. He carries the weight of one of the world’s great fortunes while his mother Barbara Hutton recently renounced American citizenship.
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Reventlow
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Barbara Hutton
Soviet Officials Face Charges For Subversion In Moscow
The Jan 12 report names Gregory Grinko former Finance Commissar accused of spying for Germany and subversive wrecking, N I Vaviloff an agricultural expert charged with hostile wrecking in science, and Admiral M Victoroff, navy commander in chief, cited in the trio of disfavored officials.
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Gregory Grinko
Germany
Vlas Chubar
N. I. Vaviloff
All- Union Institute of Plant Culture
Leningrad
M. ¥. Victoroff
Navy
Peter Smirnoff
Admiral Victoroff
Ane promises relief from constipation and nervous trouble
A Hagerstown resident testifies to fast relief from constipation indigestion and headaches after using Ane. She credits the product for improved appetite, reduced nervousness, and overall health. The Ane man tours Canffmans Cut Rate Store in Hagerstown offering free health booklets and product information.
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Lillie Morris
W. Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Canffman’s
Cut Rate
Washington Street
Cauffman's
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