Would Halt Arms Drive Heightens War Talk
Secretary Hull said the United States has not approached any nation about halting the worldwide arms race after a British Commons discussion. Senators may back action to halt armaments, with some viewing Hull’s Nashville speech as a trial balloon and a possible disarmament conference as a logical outgrowth of the navy bill.
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Washington
Hull
United States
House of Commons
Nashville
Tenn
State Department
International Affairs
Walah
Senate
City Moves To Buy Main Property Near City Hall
City officials moved toward purchasing the Main property east of City Hall for 11000 to rebuild as a garage and storage space. The plan aims to ease traffic congestion and free street parking for official cars while financing options are debated, with a July 1 completion target.
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City Hall
City Hal
Elgin
Ohe Anance Committee
Alleged Swindler Seized By Agents
LAS ANGELES June 17 John H Hanson FBI agent in charge announced the arrest of Clarence E B Mahaffey 38 alleged partner in schemes swindling about 500 banks of more than 250000. Mahaffey arrested yesterday at Hollywood linked to Edward Leo Davis arrested January 3% near Waucoma Wis. They were indicted at Albuquerque N M for stealing 5345 from an Albuquerque bank and transporting the money in interstate commerce. The pair, sought for 10 years, operated in multiple cities from 1935 to 1937 including Tampa Canton Oshkosh New Haven Dayton Springfield Worcester Seattle Richmond Huntington Warren Galesburg Bakersfield Albuquerque Phoenix Wichita Falls Walla Walla Tampa.
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Los Angeles
John H. Hanson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clarence EB. Mahaffey
Hanson
Mahaffey
Hollywood
Edward Leo Davis
FBI
Wautoma
Wis
Davis
Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Tampa
Fla
Canton
Oshkosh
New Haven
Richmond
Several Hundred Enter Soap Box Derby Here
Certificates urged before June 30 at Hoff man Chevrolet Salon at 140 West Washington. Derby open to boys 9 to 15 with two classes and prizes. August 10 Derby during Elks Convention. Akron national Derby on August 14. List of entrants includes Robert Baker, Kenneth Baker, Robert Barney, Lynn Bartle and many others. special Junior Fire Company meeting at 8 this evening.
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Hoffman Chevrolet
West Washington Street
Charles W. Hoffman
Akron
Ohio
Robert Baker
S. Potomac
Kenneth Baker
Robert Barney
N. Locust
Lynn Bartle
W.antietam
Early Bates
Central Ave
Herman Bishop
Hast .Ave
Guy Boward, Jr
Chestnut
Ralph Bowers
W. Washington
James Brenner
Jefferson
Roland Burger
West Side Ave
Roger WH. Burtner
Keedysville
Odell Bush
Guilford Ave
Richard Campbell
Vermont
Roger 5S
Funk
Fry Avenue
Harry Wgower
Frederick
Jesse Hammers
Andrew Hamilton
Willam Harple
Eugena A. Hoke
W. Church
Marvin L. Iaanogle
W. Franklin
Lynn. Johnston
Donald Kalbflesh
George
Warren Kauffman
Prospective
Clifford Kershner
N. Potomac
Jeremiah LaPole
John
Carl Larson
David Mark
Summit Ave
Richard Mentzer
N. Mulberry
Walter Mertens
Smithsburg
Roger Miller
Magnola Ave
Raymond Menninger
Lee Moore
Bobby Mowen
E. Franklin
Salem Ave
Chris Ryerson
Jack Saum
Freddie Saylor
Cumberland Street
Clearspring
Richard Schaff
George Scheck
Forrest Drive
Robert Schieldknecht
W. Howard
Tommy Shifler
Virginia Ave
Jack Sigatoose
Ralph Sigler
Brenner Ave
George Elmer Snyder
Oak Hill Ave
Harold C. Snyder
Ridge Ave
Lewis Spensard
N. Cannon Ave
Philip Spielman
Broadway
Bobby Spong
S. Locust
Richard Starteman
Potomac
Wallace Stump
Prospect Ave
Gaver F. Taylor
Galen Warden
N. Prospect
Raymond BE. Weaver
Funkstown
Howard Weeks
Mulberry Ave
Tom Williamagon
Salem
Robert E. Willis
Paul Wolfkill
Donald Zombro
McDowell Ave
John Biler Powles
Potomac Avenue
Brown named to Democratic Senate Campaign Committee chair
Senator Brown of Michigan was chosen today to head the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee succeeding Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania. He was appointed by Majority Leader Barkley after polling Senators seeking re election this year. A fashion note follows noting a black chiffon headkerchief worn under the chin as an approved evening wear accessory.
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Brown
Washington
Mich
Democratic Senatorial
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Senator Barkley
Barkley
Ready to ban fireworks in business district
An ordinance to prohibit the discharge of fireworks in the business district on July 4 was read at the Mayor and Council meeting and deferred until June 22. The measure would repeal part of the 1929 ordinance, responding to petitions about downtown noise, with strict enforcement promised for the year.
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Prospect Street
Mulberry Street
Church Street
East Avenue
Baltimore Street
Hagerstown
W. Lee Elgin
Famine Fears Rise As Flood Strands 500,000 in China
Relief chief John Earl Baker warns war and flood push 500,000 homeless Chinese toward flight by land and water. Famine and epidemics loom as supplies run low and army use strains transport. Japanese forces shift south to Kiukiang area amid river booms and naval moves on Yangtze.
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John Earl Baker
International Red Cross
China
Chengchow
Kiukiang
Anhwei
Yangtze
Potomac Synod Holds Election at Hood College
The 66th annual meeting of the Synod of the Potomac of the Evangelical and Reformed Church concluded with elections and appointments. R Paul Smith of Frederick named director of Hood College, Charles H Eyler named trustee of Homewood, Addison H Groff of Boonsboro named trustee of the evangelism committee. The Board of Christian Education reported unified boards plan with a single program budget and unified staff.
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Synod of the Potomac
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Frederick
Washington County
R. Paul Smith
Charles H. Eyerly
Homewood
Home For the
Halfway
Hagerstown
Addison H. Groff
Boonsboro
Committee On Evangelism
Board of Christian Education
Federal Reserve Chief Urges Relaxation of Loan Rules
Chairman Marriner S. Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board urged relaxing present government loan restrictions to stimulate business lending. In a letter to Senator Vandenberg he argued current rules stem from mistaken notions of sound banking and pressed for easing by both federal and state authorities.
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Vandenberg
Mich
Ernest Souls
Federal Reserve Banking System
Eccles
Federal
State Bank
Roosevelt Wedding Draws Roosevelts to Nahant
In Nahant Massachusetts the Roosevelt clan converged for the wedding of John Roosevelt the president's son. Anne Lindsay Clark is the bride to be and guests include seven Republican Roosevelts not invited to all events. The Potomac yacht prep and a noon Saturday ceremony are planned with champagne reception.
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Nahant
Masa
Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Congress
Potomac
Club trip to Catoctin area for trout and tour
Members and guests of the Conococheague Sportsman's Club will travel to the Catoctin Recreational Area Camp No 1 this afternoon for trout fishing and an inspection of the new project. 100 trout have been placed in Hunting Creek, and swimming pool access is arranged with camp authorities. Guests may obtain guest cards from the executive committee or Marshall Reed, and an unusual dinner is planned at 6 30 p.m.
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Conococheague
Hunting Creek
Marshall Reed
Bank lending restrictions cited for slow credit flow
Auditors noted that banks face overly severe limits on lending and investing, hindering credit flowing into productive business channels. The statement argues restricted bank operations reduce finance for growth and development.
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Aminers
Tom
Dates Announced for Maryland Voter Registration
Baltimore June 17 registration dates announced for Maryland primaries and general election. All counties except Montgomery must hold a one day pre primary registration on Tuesday Sept 6 for those not previously registered but eligible for the November general. Intermediate registration days: Oct 4 Oct 11 and Oct 18.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Attorney General
Montgomery
Many Workers Are Diseased
A Baltimore report to State Employment Commissioner Harry C. Jones shows more than 26 percent of the 45 employees of the State Industrial Accident Commission have tuberculosis in various stages. The board’s survey, conducted by health officials, found 12 of 44 examined workers with active or past tuberculosis, with one case pending settlement and steps promised to address the long standing health risk.
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Baltimore
Special Medical Examining Board
Harry C. Jones
State Industrial Accident Commission
Huntington Williams
Baltimore City
Warren S. Buckler
City Health Department
Victor F. Cullen
Jones
Special Medical Board
State
Industrial Accident Commission
Accident Commission
Commission
Hague Denies Faked Lists In Newark Crime Records
Newark June 17. Mayor Frank Hague rebuffed FBI charges of dishonest crime records in Jersey City and withdrew files from the agency. Hague said the city’s blanket denial was tied to FBI omissions in Hoover reports while reaffirming a hard line against un-American elements and avoiding a direct Nazi repudiation amid a heated questioning session.
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Newark
N. J
Alto
Jersey City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank Hague
Hague
FBI
Morris L. Ernst
CIO
American Civil Liberties Union
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Democratic National Committee
Erhat
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