New Federal Rules Delay Home Loans
Federal rules slow Home Owners' Loan Corporation lending, delaying loan processing by at least a month. Mish says appraisers must record repairs, second appraisals follow, repairs checked, and bids reviewed by a Board of Review before final decisions. Local officials note the lengthy process continues.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Joseph JD. Mish
Washington County
Mish
Approirer
Baltimore
Quadruplets Thrive After Makeshift Incubators
Sac City Iowa June 12 The Wycott quadruplets are thriving on corn syrup and milk in makeshift incubators improvised by Dr. G L Swearingen who delivered the four infants. The physician said the babies show marked improvement and will likely be weighed later today.
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Sac City
Wycott
GL H. Swearingen
Two Millersville Boys Suffer Tick Fever At Hospital
Two brothers aged 4 and 6 from Millersville Anne Arundel county are treated at Emergency Hospital for tick or Rocky Mountain fever. The illness began about a week ago and is the first in the county this year.
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Annapolis
Millersville
Anne Arundel County
David Kinder
Raymond Kinder
Bergdoll Says Government Silent on Surrender Offer
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the Philadelphia draft dodger now in Weinsberg Germany, says his offer to surrender to a civil court has met with silence from the U S government. He reports a flood of sympathetic letters, notes a pardon appeal to Roosevelt, and says he would not face a military court martial. He lives in exile with his wife and four children and would not return without a pardon.
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Weinsberg
Germany
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
America
United States
Two Gunmen and Officer Die in Miami Shootout
In Miami Oklahoma on June 12 Jack Dunaway a 30 year old merchant patrol man and two unidentified gunmen were killed in a pistol battle after Dunaway and Officers S S Johnson and Witt Ellis attempted to question them The two officers were uninjured A third man in a car near the Northeastern Oklahoma railroad freight station claimed the name Chin and said he lived in Webbers Falls Okla He was arrested for investigation and the car passenger denied knowing the gunmen
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Miami
Okla
Jack Dunaway
Dunuway
S. S. Johnson
Witt Ellis
Johnson
Oklahoma
Dunaway
Ellis
Chin
Webbers Falls
Heach
Rattler Dispatched By Quick-Thinked Boy
Daniel Socks of Funkstown working for Paul Johnson in the Fairview mountains grabbed a club as a rattlesnake threatened to strike. He lifted a steel piece and swung catching the snake in midair. The five foot long rattler with one button was defeated.
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Daniel Socks
Funkstown
Socks
Paul Johnson
Fairview
Egg Bomber Fined In Odd English Case
John Twigg a farmer pleasured a joy ride in an airplane over Alford Lincolnshire dropped a rotten egg on the police station. In police court today he was fined ten dollars with seven fifty costs for the affront to local authority. The case ended when Twigg pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Twigg
Twigg
Compromise May Avert Big Strike At Steel Industry Hub
Pittsburgh June 12 The Amalgamated Association workers at a special convention considered a compromise to avert the steel strike and debated measures including government intervention. Leaders rejected the National Labor Board three man board while Michael F. Tighe signaled possible talks on recognizing the union as bargaining agent and a June holiday as leverage.
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Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
National Labor Board
Rank and
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Tighe
Narrow Escape For Lake Rover Swimmer
Norman Garling of Waynesboro nearly drowned during a first day Lake Rover swim at Cascade. Daniel Geiser and Tates Leiter, both local students, aided by others, rescued Garling and brought him ashore after he became exhausted.
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Norman Garling
Waynesboro
Lake Rover
Cascade
Daniel Geiser
Tates Leiter
Garling
Club House
Geiser
Leiter
William Bradford Clarke, Baltimore Editor, Dies
Canadaigua New York June 12 obituary for William Bradford Clarke longtime Baltimore American city editor. Native of Canadaigua and Amherst College 1874 graduate. Died after long illness.
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Canadaigua
N.Y
William Bradford Clarke
Baltimore American
Amherst College
Tugwell Gets 0 Kas Aide To Wallace
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved Rexford Tugwell as Under secretary of Agriculture by a 16 to 2 vote. Only Chairman Smith and Hatfield opposed. The post rises from 7500 to 10000 dollars. Supporters, led by Roosevelt advisors, predicted quick confirmation, with McNary voting yes under reservation. Committee decision came without discussion.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Smith
D-Sc
Hatfield
R-W.va
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Senate
Thomas
Wheeler
McGill
Bankhead
Bulow
Caraway
Bone
Murphy
Pope
Hatch
Norris
McNary
Capper
Norbeck
Frazier
Cutting
Shipstead
FL Minn
Japan Holds China Responsible Over Missing Vice Consul
Japan formally informs China it holds Beijing responsible for the disappearance of Eimei Kuramoto the Japanese vice consul at Nanking and reserves action. No trace found after searches while Chinese offer 10000 men for information and Tokyo considers indemnity possible. Local residents fear for safety amid tense relations with Nanking police.
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Yorikichi Suma
Nanking
Japan
China
Caterpillars Halt Winnipeg Fort William Rail Service
Swarms of caterpillars covered CN tracks near Kawene station in Ontario, making rails slippery and delaying service between Winnipeg and Fort William for two hours on June 12. The incident disrupted travel and highlighted the impact of seasonal pest swarms on railway operations.
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Fort William
Ont
Canadian National Railways
Kawene Station
Winnipeg
Cyclone Like Storm Damages Wheat Crops in Maryland
Severe damage reported to the wheat crop across Caroline and Talbot counties as a cyclone like storm with hail uprooted many trees and overturned several small buildings. The event occurred on June 12 in the Baston area of Maryland.
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Baston. Md
Caroline
Talbot Counties
Crashing Clock Triggers Fire Discovery at North Potomac Fire Hall
A heavy clock fell at 3 o clock this morning in the Junior Fire Company's North Potomac Street building, sparking a blaze that destroyed the lounging room and filled upper areas with smoke. Night driver John Smith raised the alarm, the fire was fought and extinguished, with losses around 800 dollars. Origin of the fire remains undetermined as renovations had recently begun. smoke also filled the Stoutier Printing Company office on the second floor.
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Junior Fire Company
North Potomac Street
John Smith
Smith
Stoutier Printing Company
Jobless, Fire at His Fiancée in Pittsburgh Case
Joe Kopaczewski, 30, of McKeesport, appeared in criminal court to explain why he shot at his fiancée. He said he was out of work for three years and was disgusted, a sentiment that led to the shooting. Judge William McNaughter gave him three months, remarking why not shoot himself if he was so disgusted.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Kopaczewski
Mcixeesport
Joe
William McNaughter
Processing Tax On Wheat Will Be Unchanged
American wheat will keep a 30 cent per bushel processing tax when the new marketing year begins July 1 and likely for some time after. Despite a rise to around 1 dollar, Farm administration officials will not cut the tax amid drought damage that trimmed the crop to about 500 million bushels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Administration
Death Trumps Luck's Ace
Casmere Doboc was injured lightly when he stepped in front of a state trooper's motorcycle. As he rose, an automobile struck him again, causing fatal injuries in the second mishap.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Casmere Doboc
Thief Report Reveals Local Deputy Blunder
Ernest Smith of Porterstown near Keedysville reported a house robbery. Deputy Renner admitted jumming the window to arrest Smith for beating his wife, surprising Smith and prompting a jail hearing. Sheriff Downin commented on the handling.
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Ernest Smith
Porterstown
Keedysville
Richard Renner
Smith
Renner
Downin
Man Sues City For Damages After Shack Falls
W. K. Hall sues the city of Britton in Oklahoma City claiming a small city shack fell on him from above, pinning him to an iron post and breaking his arches. He seeks 2500 in damages for bruised toe and related injuries.
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Oklahoma City
W. K. Hall
Britton
Direct Relief Costs Reach Over Two Billion Dollars
Federal relief outlay surpasses two billion dollars by August and climbs further with an expected one million more added in the coming year. Since Hopkins became relief administrator, the Roosevelt administration has spent about 1.6 billion dollars in 15 months. Additional millions come from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and other programs. Monthly expenditures run around 110.9 million, with 4 million families on relief rolls in May and a rural rehabilitation program just starting. Hopkins projects nearly 101 million more spent in the next year, with 70 percent recoverable through loan repayments.
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Harry J. Hopkins
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Hoover Administration
Roosevelt Administration
Public Works Administration
Congress
Relief Administration
Hopkins
Fourth bogus reserve note located here
A ten dollar counterfeit Federal Reserve note, the fourth taken from circulation here in recent months, was turned over yesterday by Huyett Brothers bakers to Captain Clarence G. Emmett. Police believe counterfeiters pass a note on each trip and may be linked to Charles Town race track money flows. the bill will be sent to federal authorities.
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Federal Reserve
Clarence G. Emmett
Huyett Brothers
Bakers
Huyetts
Emmert
Charles Town
Rush Trial Of Accused Negro McClelland
Princess Anne Md June 12 Judge Robert F Duer pressed to speed up the trial of Howard McClelland a negro charged with the murder of Crisfield policeman Harry Daugherty McClelland held in Baltimore City jail since April 2 indicted for fatally stabbing Daugherty when the officer tried to arrest him Sheriff Luther Daugherty said a confession obtained after transfer to Baltimore jail was submitted to the grand jury and McClelland admitted the stabbing.
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Princess Anne
Robert F. Duer
Howard McClelland
Harry Daucherty
Crisfield
McClelland
Baltimore City
Daugherty
Luther Daugherty
Fiend
Baltimore
France to Default on War Installment Demand
The French cabinet formally decided to default on the war installment due to the United States. A cabling to Washington was prepared for the same day, signaling a potential crisis and readiness to act on the threat.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Papers found by coroner held after crash near Mongaup
Livingston Manor N Y June 12 The giant airplane carrying seven to their deaths on Mongaup mountain had valuable naval papers aboard now in possession of victim William Bader of Buffalo. Coroner Dr W G Burke said the papers salvaged and asked for by T H Bennett of Semet Solvay for Bader but denied pending inquest due tomorrow. Also seven bodies were moved by torchlit funeral procession to Livingston Manor with two pilots a 28 year old stewardess and four male passengers in carriers.
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Livingston Manor
N. Y
Mongaup Mountain
W. G. Burke
Sullivan County
William Bader
Buffalo
Burke
T. H. Bennett
Semet-Solvay Company
Bader
Bennett
Harry Pinsley
New York
Divorce Suit Alleges Film Comedian Absent Family Duties
Gertrude M. Somerville charges film comedian George J. Somerville known as Slim Somer ville with romancing other women in Mexican and mountain resorts and giving $2000 in cash gifts. She seeks $3000 monthly separate maintenance for herself and their 2 1/2 year old son, $5000 in attorneys fees, and notes their community property at $100000 with his earnings up to $100000 yearly.
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Los Angeles
Somerville
Gertrude M. Somerville
Hollywood
George J. Somerville
Frederick Is Voting Today
Frederick voters prepare to elect a mayor city council and city registrar with about four to five thousand ballots expected. Mayor Elmer F. Munshower Republican seeks re election after a narrow win over former mayor Lloyd Culler Democrat. A recent straw poll shows Democrats ahead two to one.
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Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Fractures Finger At Franklin Street Meat Market
WM. Wilson, an employee at the Franklin Street Meat Market, fractured the middle finger of his right hand yesterday while cranking the automobile.
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WM. Wilson
Franklin Street
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