Japan to Protest Mussolini Over Far East Article
Tokyo plans to lodge a formal protest with Premier Mussolini over a recent Il Duce article on the Far East. Ambassador Hajime Matsushima will deliver the protest and also raise objections to a speech by Marquis Giacomo Medici Del Vascello in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Rome
Mussolini
Il Duce
Far East
Hajime Matsushima
Marquis Giacomo Medici del Vascello
Chamber of Deputies
Matsushima
Tokyo
la Gazzetta del Fopolo
Turin
Koki Hirota
United States
Maryland League Forms With Miles as President
The Maryland League completes its permanent organization in Annapolis with Clarence W. Miles of Baltimore elected president. Officers include Fuller Barnard Wilmer Cronin Clarence Balcis Leonard Weinberg and Edward H. Burke. The group endorses rotation in executive offices and vows nonpartisanship in candidate support.
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Annapolis
Maryland League
Progressive Democratic League
Clarence W. Miles
Baltimore
Fuller Barnard
Allegany County
Wilmer Cronin
Harford County
Clarence M. Bal Cris
Prince George's County
Leonard Weinberg
Edward H. Burke
Baltimore County
Maryland
Democratic Party
People of
League
Board of Governors
Robert R. Carman
Clarence M. Roberts
W. Clinton McSherry
Frederick
Senator Withgott
Barnard
Edeward FH
Burke
Aluminum Company Probe Is Launched
The Aluminum Company of America, called a 106 per cent monopoly by Attorney General Cummins, is under re investigation by the Department of Justice. The AG said the Mellon family controlled fabrication through subsidiaries and ordered a detailed account. Also noted was nearing completion of the income tax inquiry into Andrew Mellon. Brorjine, an elementary chemical substance, was discovered by Walard in 1426.
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Washington
Aluminum Company of America
Cumminns
Department of Justice
Teportera
Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Brorjine
Walard
Columbia That Flew Atlantic Is Destroyed
The Columbia, the only airplane to fly the Atlantic three times, burned in a fire that razed a large barn at Bellanca Aircraft Corporation field near New Castle. Four other planes were destroyed and officials put the loss at about 250000 dollars.
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New Castle
Del
Columbia
Bellanca Aircraft Corporation
Woman threatened in bank holdup. $500 stolen
Chicago report says a thief forced open a bank safe with a pistol muzzle in a woman's mouth. Miss Mary Caldaric, 27, was injured as he and three accomplices escaped with $500. The incident occurred at a downtown banking company. Police search for the quartet.
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Chicago
Mary Caldaric
No Harm in Asking Gene Natarelli Fined for Tree Act
In Rochester Gene Natarelli 24 chopped down a city owned tree as a police cruiser passed. Judge William H Tompkins fined him 10 dollars and he asked to keep the tree. Walter W Dawson announces candidacy for Montgomery county state's attorney nomination.
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Rochester
N.Y. Jama
Gene Natarelli
William H. Tompkins
Gene
Dawson
Rockville
Walter W. Dawson
Montgomery County
U S urged to abstain from 1936 Berlin Games
American Olympic committee to be urged not to accept Germany’s invitation to compete in Berlin 1936. Charles J. Ornstein proposes declining or tabling the invitation, citing new evidence of Nazi discrimination against Jewish athletes.
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New York
Germany
Berlin
Charles J. Ornstein
Ornstein
Local Deaths and funeral notices from Thurmont to Greencastle
A series of obituaries from services held for Anna Martha Buterbaugh 72 at Paramount Dunkard cemetery funeral details with Rev. Rowland and family survivors listed. Elizabeth A Loy 87 of Thurmont dies of pneumonia with funeral planned at Thurmont home. Samuel King 72 dies at Greencastle home with Mace donia Church services. Berthe Grace Benchoff Benchoff Se aged ? dies in Stoufferstown from angina pectoris. funeral set for Highfield district.
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Anna Martha Buterbaugh
J. O. Buterbaugh
Paramount
Locust Grove
Frederick County
Joseph Hi
Isabel Keller Utz
Church of the Brethren
B. R. Dorsey
Hagerstown
Calvin Hoffman
Roxbury
Joseph O
Baltimore
Paul R
iParamount
Byron I
Chicago
John N
JC. L. Miller
Martinsburg
J. A. Bricker
Philadelphia
John F. Utz
Estherville
Iowa
Joseph Byron
A. K. Coffman
Harry Rowland
Elmer Rowland
Dunkard
Beaver Creek
Waynes
Elizabeth A. Ley
Irvin W. Ley
Thurmont
Samuel King
Carlisle Street
Greencastle
Daniel King
Mary Dulabaum King
Jennie Glesner
Marion Carbaugh
Mangansville
Manda King
Feneral
Macedonia Church
Mise Berthe Grace Benchot
Franklin County
Stoufferstown
Highfield
David C
Mariah (More) Benchoff
Dillinger Gang Captured in Tucson Roundup
After a hotel fire aid, detectives traced the Dillinger gang to a residence rented under the alias J. C. Davis. Clark seized an officer’s pistol but was subdued. Makley, Pierpont, and Dillinger were cornered and arrested in separate actions.
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Detective Story
Dillinger
J. C. Davis
Makley
Tucson
Clark
Pierpont
Florida
O. E. Glover
Pokfee
Chief of Police
Frank Byman
Department of Justice
Frank Sullivan
Indiana
Ohio
Matt Leach
Pima County
Dilinzer
Chicago
Society Woman Wounded in Dove Hunt Accident Near Thomasville
Mrs. Charles Merrill Chapin Jr a noted New York society woman was shot accidentally while dove hunting on the Chapin winter estate near Thomasville Georgia. She was reported in serious condition after a blood transfusion and hospital admission. The shotgun blast entered her left side and abdomen as a stool leg sank in soft ground and she grabbed the gun during the fall.
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Thomasville
Charles Merrill Chapin, Jr
New York Society
Chapin
Here
Judge Struble Fires Up Amid Courtroom Incident
In Cincinnati Judge Stanley Struble suddenly sprang to his feet and set his coat on fire after matches in his pocket ignited. The episode, the second time in months, stunned onlookers as attorneys watched the blaze snuff itself out. In Denton, Dr. Louis S. Welty begins as Caroline county health officer, taking over full duties from his prior post.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Struble
Denton
Louis S. Welty
Anne Arundel County
Caroline County
Michigan prison fugitive gang blamed for midwest robberies
A police chase ends with the arrest of a quartet tied to a Michigan prison fugitive gang. Officer Clark sustains a smashed head and a broken finger when Miss Long blocks Police Dallas Ford at a hideout door. No other casualties are reported.
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Nother
Michigan
Midwest
Clark
Dallas Ford
Miss ‘Long
Ford
U.S. Stocks Mixed With Wide Day-Over-Day Shifts
Quotations show varied moves across major firms led by Amer. Can and Gen. Elect. as unions, utilities, and industrials report differing percentages. Key trades include U.S. Steel, General Motors, Crown Cork, Goodyear, and Westinghouse Electric with notable gains and losses among utilities and transports.
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Amer. Can
Amer. T. & T
Amer. Wat. Wks
Anaconda
B. & O. ccc Case
Beth. Steel
Case Ven
Chrysler
Consol
Crown Ck. & Si
Bay
Gen. Elect
Gen. Foods Ss
Gen. Motors
I Goodyear
Uni
NY. Central
North Amer
Penna. RB
Radio
Ltd
N.J
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
West‘house
Western Union
Wrest
Coseee
Texas Corp
Warner Bros. . Fi
Chicago Grain Market Report From Stein Bros and McComas
The crop market shows May and July futures for wheat and corn with mixed quotes across several contracts. Prices show minor gains and declines, reflecting a fluctuating session in the McComas-Armstrong Building market framework.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Bank Lends Millions To Our Farmers
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and the Land Bank Commissioner loaned about 4.5 million dollars to more than 2 million farmers across Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware for the four weeks ending Jan 24. Charles S. Jackson noted 7,146 of 10,816 loans were nearly closed, with primary focus on security.
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Baltimore
Federal Land Bank of
Land Bank
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Charles S. Jackson
Jackson
Gilbert Dennis Dies. Body Found By Son
The death of Gilbert Dennis, 50, discovered by his son John Dennis, was attributed to natural causes. Dennis, a Virginia native, had lived in Hagerstown for several years.
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Frederica
Gilbert Dennis
John Dennis
Dennis
Virginia
Hagerstown
False alarm and missing person notes from January dispatches
Several brief items report a false alarm of a body at a ranch house in Grass Range with two shoes found under a bed, a missing Cornell student Jack C. Baker located by letter in Cedar Rapids, Melvin A. Traylor’s improving condition from pneumonia, a fish scarcity affecting Chesapeake Bay perch and Delaware Bay trout marketability, a Hoover trip denial by secretary Paul Sexson, and a Queen Esther Chapter Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple.
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Grass Range
Fred Faul
Guy Tullock
Vineland
N. J
Richard Dyer
Newfield
G. Vaughan Baker
Baker
Jack C. Baker
Cornell University
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dyer
Young Baker
Cornell
Chestertown
Chesapeake Bay
Kent County
Delaware
Order of Eastern Star
Masgonic Temple
New York Prison Chief Wins Over Inmates With Reforms
Austin H. MacCormick, new New York City prison commissioner on Welfare Island, earns cautious support as reforms begin. Inmates, previously fed poorly and kept in solitary for mutinous gang activity, report eased restrictions, with some allowed yard walks and block exercise as he pledges faster meals and civil service cooking.
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New York
Welfare Island
Austin MacCormick
Correction
MacCormick
Associated Press
Austin H. MacCormick
Commissioner of Correction
Harvey Martz Sets Longtime Home Ownership Record
Harvey Martz of Mapleville has resided in the same house for 63 years, a record in the district.
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Harvey Martz
Mapleville
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Japan
Miles Heads State League
Aluminum
Probe
Atlantic
U. S
Eleanor M. Loy
Robert G. Loy
Fark
W. T. Loy
Newton Thomas
Etta Hartsock
Janie Stockwell
Abha Snively
New York City
Mark S. Mathas
Susanne Nottingham
Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge
Internal Revenue
Norman E. Nottingham
Jeanette
Stein Bros & Boyce
McComsa-Armstrong Building
Chicago Grain Market
Gils Hoa
Traylor
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Paul Sexson
Welcome Island
Pen
Nettleton Shoes
Oxfords
Boys
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