Cuba Faces New Anti Terror Law After Assassination Attempt
Cuban cabinet generals moved to curb terrorist acts after a bomb hid in a camera damaged Pres Mendieta and wounded ten. The regime announced a public order law forbidding civilian gun carriage, with licenses and penalties up to death for deadly acts. Naval Capt Rafael de la Paz resisted self harm after the blast. Colonel Batista, at Mendieta’s palace, urged stern measures while denying a state of siege.
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Carlos Mendieta
Iren
Maine
Rafael de la Paz
Tiscornia
Paz
Alito Guerrera
Guerrera
Fulgencio Batista
E Army
Mendieta
Batista
Free Pictures Of Movie Stars Giveaway Starts Monday
The Herald Mail Want Ad Department will give away eight by ten inch autographed pictures of famous movie stars beginning Monday. A coupon in the Want Ad section must be clipped and mailed or brought to the Herald Mail to receive the star's picture. Clark Gable's likeness will be given away on Monday.
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Want Ad
Herald-Mail
Clark Gable
Kentucky Senate Adopts Sales Tax
FRANKFORT Ky June 16 The Senate passed the administration three per cent sales tax by a 20 to 17 vote. It would raise about 11 000 000 annually for two years and takes effect immediately. The House approved it last week by one vote and it is sent to Governor Ruby Saffoon for signing. Merchants must collect the tax or pay it themselves on most sales.
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Frankfort
Senate
House
Ruby Saffoon
Police orders riders must have permits in Cumberland
Cumberland June 16 Chief of Police Oscar A Eyermann issued orders requiring all bicycle riders to obtain permits and ensure their machines are equipped with rakes lights and warning devices.
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Cumberland
Oscar A. Eyermann
Sunday Motoring Tour to Baltimore via Hagerstown and Westminster
Travel itinerary organized by W Lawrence Marpel for The Automobile Club of Maryland covers a 150 mile round trip from Hagerstown to Baltimore with stops including Waynesboro Westminster and Frederick. The route follows State Route 60 and U S Route 32 with landmarks and towns listed along the Blue Ridge corridor ending back in Hagerstown. further details available from Mr Marpel at Hotel Hamilton.
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W. Lawrence Marpel
Automobile Club of Maryland
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Waynesboro
Westminster
Frederick
Potomac Street
Lestersburg
Blue Ridge
Pen- Mar Park
Maryland State Sanitarium
Rouzerville
Benevola
Funkstown
Marpel
Hotel Hamilton
Two Leaders Pleased With Parley In Venice Meeting
Venice June 16 Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini concluded a two day conference with a cordial airport farewell. Observers cite aims including Austria remaining independent and Germany invited to join central European economic accords while disarmament is unsettled. Italy seeks German parity in armaments with others maintaining forces. no formal France role noted.
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Venice
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Austria
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
Galeazzo Ciano
League
Count Ciano
Veteran Given New Money Plan
Veterans and others heard a plan from the American Society of Martians for monetary relief and government control of currency. A. Basil Wheeler of Newark outlined bills to be introduced in Congress for monetary control and free currency for relief and public works. Mayor Wertz, George W. Wayne, Joseph Brennan, and Ernest W. Miller spoke, with WWI and Spanish American War veterans in attendance.
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American Society of Martians
Veterans’ Voters’ League
A. Basil Wheeler
Newark
N. J
U. S
Wheeler
League
U. S. Supreme Court
I. M. Wertz
George W. Wayne
Washington
D. C
Society
Joseph Brennan
The
Martians
Ernest W. Miller
Contractor Injured in Fall From Tree
Norman 8 Early, a well known contractor, was injured yesterday afternoon when a heavy limb knocked the ladder from under him while trimming a tree on Oak Hill avenue. He sustained fractures of both arms and a broken finger, and the injuries were treated at Washington County Hospital.
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Norman
Frederick Street
Oak Hill Avenue
Early
Washington County Hospital
Rhyanna Mason
Pecktonville
Here
Marion
Kenneth
Junior Farmer
Gay Weller
Doris Shirley
Edith Shirley
Constance Murray
Edwin Bohrer
Charles Eichelberger
Virginia Eichelberger
Mary Davis
H. L. Phillippy
Indian Springs
Ledderor
Arrest leads to finding of Chied's body in Sharon
Homer Sanders, 42, confessed he burned four year old Leah Minerva Dilley after finding her dead in a fumigated house June 3. The body, charred and unrecognizable, was later found in ashes of a 12 day old bonfire. Sanders wrapped the girl in a blanket and burned her in a field, leading to his arrest.
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Sharon
Homer Sanders
Leah Minerva Dilley
Sanders
Leah
Leah Minerva
J. E. Even
Sven
Butler
Mercer Barracks
Thomas
George Gregg
George Dilley
Red Cross HQ Closed. June 25 Meeting Planned
Washington County Chapter American Red Cross headquarters on North Potomac Street will close this evening. The new executive committee will meet on June 25 to discuss future plans. Between June 16 and June 25, Alice Edmonds of the Welfare Board volunteers to handle executive Red Cross work.
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Washington County
American Red Cross
North Potomac Street
Red Cross
Alice Edmonds
Welfare Board
Cossacks Buy Brother Simon Suppe Bendix Ketelbey
The fragment mentions the Cossacks acquiring Brother Simon, Suppe Bendix, and Ketelbey in an unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization details are provided to form a complete news item.
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Buys
Simon -Suppe
Weir assails Wagner bill at Harvard Business alumni meet
Ernest T. Weir, steel executive and NRA critic, urged the Roosevelt administration to confirm major policies and attacked the Wagner labor bill as a gateway to medievalism. He spoke at the Harvard Business School alumni reunion on business and labor relations. Several local items follow about church attendance and neighborhood illnesses and transfers.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ernest T. Weir
NRA
Roosevelt
Harvard Business School
Weir
Free admission for children on Mondays at the municipal pool
The pool committee announced that starting Monday and every Monday during the season, children may enter free from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Children must bring their own towels.
Community Church Services Listed for Sunday
Big Pool notices list Sunday services for St Pauls Evangelical St James A B Indian Springs Union with pastors and times for Sunday school at 10 o clock and evening services 7 30 or 7 39. The Children s service is noted but its time is not shown.
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Big Pool
St. Paul’s Evangelical
I. C. Fuhrman
St. James A. B
Wm. Beattie
Christian Endeavor
Indian Springs Union
George A. Sites
Auto owners push $2 tag plan across state
Automobile Club of Maryland plans a statewide campaign for a flat $2 license tag fee for all cars. Secretary H. M. Lucius says 50,000 cards with the slogan We want $2 tags will be distributed to motorists to rally support from voters and gubernatorial candidates. The idea ties license costs to gasoline tax paid on fuel.
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Automobile Club of
Maryand
H. M. Lucius
Lucius
Patrolman John Trumpower Improves After Stroke
Patrolman John Trumpower, who suffered paralysis at his home on Alexander Street a week ago, was reported slightly improved last night.
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John Trumpower
Alexander Street
The Lost Jungle Opens at Henry's Theatre
Clyde Beatty stars in The Lost Jungle in ten thrilling chapters with Noah's Ark Island as opening. Lane Chandler features in the Western Lawless Valley.
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Clyde Beatty
Henry’s Theatre
Lane Chandler
Lawless Valley
Manhattan Melodrama opens at Maryland Theatre Monday
Clark Gable stars as a powerful New York gambler who uses violence when crossed in Manhattan Melodrama. Myrna Loy co stars in this drama set among the demi world of the city.
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Manhattan
Maryland
Clark Gable
New York
Myrna Loy
Cocktail Parties Interfere With Sabbath in Baltimore
WESTMINSTER Md June 16 Cocktail parties in Baltimore are interfering with observance of the Lord's Day the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church was told by Dr W W Davis of Baltimore head of the Lord's Day Alliance He said only eight in 100 attend morning worship and two in 100 evening worship urging better Sabbath observance during his report to the conference.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Maryland
America
Dr. W. W. Davis
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