Britain Urges Recall Of Foreign Fighters
Britain rejects a German demand for a four power naval display to Spain and urges immediate recall of foreign fighters in Spain. Eden told the House of Commons Britain would not join a mass warship review off Valencia and avoid further Spanish conflict.
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London
Great Britain
Europe
Spain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Germany
Italy
France
Valencia
Subpoenas Considered in Tax Dodger Inquiry
Washington June 22 Congressional investigators said they were weighing subpoenas to compel disclosure of names of Americans alleged to have used foreign insurance firms to dodge income taxes. Chairman Doughton said the committee would discuss the move and might summon several individuals tied to the seven discussed Friday in relation to related personal holding companies.
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Washington
Doughton
D.-N.c
Senate House Committee
Treasury
Compan
Schindel Heads Finance Group for National Antietam Commemoration
Hubert H. Schindel was named chairman of the Cerrant Finance Committee of the National Antietam Commemoration at a Washington County Historical Society executive meeting. His selection, recommended by a committee including Loy Ferguson and Wray Semon, was unanimously approved. Schindel, a member of Schindel and Rohrer Co., treasurer of the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce, heads a committee drawing George G. Orrick, Harry K. Munn Jr., and others. the committee will implement a double entry book system to track the organization’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Schindel
Lasi
National Antietam
Washington Uinty Historical Society
W. T. Loy
J. B
George G. Orrick
W. D. Jen Tannery
Harry K. Munn, Jr
Wasnston County Historical Society
Nude M. Potterfield
Man Bitten by Dog Fined for No License
Indianapolis June 2 Harrell 26 was bitten on the arm by his own dog. He received hospital treatment and was cited for possessing no dog license.
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Ndianapolis
Harrell
Weather Forecast for Burray Maryland and Chesapeake Bay
Fair tonight and Wednesday with rising temperatures. Rural and western parts see the warming trend. Chesapeake Bay to be fair tonight and Wednesday with increasing temperatures, fresh northwest winds at times this afternoon and tonight, diminishing Monday night.
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Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Braddock and Louis Weigh In For 15 Round Heavyweight Fight
James J Braddock defending champion and Joe Louis challenger both scale 197 pounds at official weigh in for the 15 round heavyweight title bout set at Comiskey Park tonight in Chicago.
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Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Fifty-one new homes built in Cumberland last year
Cumberland reports fifty-one new homes completed in the last fiscal year, tying 1930 for the highest annual total. A total of 214 building permits were issued, including 150 for new construction, with overall building expenditure reaching 545 408 dollars.
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Cumberland
Lindbergh’s Infant Son Named Land Morrow Lindbergh
The birth of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindberghs infant son was registered in London. The document confirms the child was born May 12 at a Devonshire Place nursing home in Marylebone and the name Land Morrow Lindbergh.
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London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Land Morrow Lindbergh
Registrar of Births and Deaths
Marylebone
Fashionable
London Clinic
Devonshire Place
Old Baltimore Hagerstown Pike Association Forms
A Smithsburg Foxville Thurmont meeting organized The Old Baltimore Hagerstown Pike Association to preserve the Foxville Thurmont road through the Catoctin Recreational Area. With 150 members, the group aims to make it part of a Baltimore to Hagerstown route via Woodsboro and Libertytown and will seek help from the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce and others. Executive committee named Rev C Edward Wolfe Stanley Hauver and B K Kretzinger of Smithsburg. The association plans another meeting next Monday as supporters note a direct Baltimore Hagerstown link and critique an alternative Deerfield route proposed by Arthur Hungerford.
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Baltimore-Hagerstown
Foxville- Thurmont
Catoctin
Smithsburg
Foxyville
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Woodsboro
Libertytown
National Emergency Council
Braddock Louis World Heavyweight Title Bout Promised Fine Weather
Chicago reports clear skies and warm early sun as promoter forecasts perfect conditions for James J. Braddock to defend his world heavyweight title against Joe Louis at Comiskey Park. Morning temperature around 65, with minimal rain risk and favorable conditions for the bout.
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Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Pig Caught in Traffic Leads Idaho Cop Rescue
In Pocatello Idaho on June 22 an errant pig wandered into a traffic jam. Officer P S Buckland responded and captured the porker after zig zagging. The animal was loaded into the back seat of a car with two women present. He told one woman the pig was hers.
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Pocatello
Idaho
P. S. Buckland
Infantile paralysis victim completes long journey
Fred erick B. Snite Jr. completed the last lap of a 9,300 mile voyage home to Chicago after 479 days encased in an iron lung. The Notre Dame athlete, stricken in Peiping, will stay in a two room hospital suite with extended electrical setup to support treatment for seven years.
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Chicago
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Annals of
Science
China
San Francisco
Notre Dame
Young Suite
Joan Company
Peiping
WPA Labor to Be Freed to Aid Farmers
WPA labor will be released to help Washington county farmers as wheat harvest begins. A county Farm Bureau census shows many farmers need workers and experienced WPA laborers will be reassigned temporarily with wages of 2 to 2.50 dollars daily plus meals. Workers return to WPA rolls after farm work ends.
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WPA
Washington County
County Farm Bureau
Frederick
Farm Bureau
Hancock Reservoir Delay Spurs Funding Decision
Work on the Hancock project is delayed while Congress considers the relief bill. The WPA planned a concrete top reservoir with labor and most costs funded by federal aid, and the start this summer may be postponed or revised if appropriations are cut.
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Hancock
Congress
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Truck Drivers May Strike in Cumberland Today
Truck drivers in Cumberland threaten two new strikes over minimum wages and hours. Local 453 organizer Jack Grayson says grocery drivers will walk out Wednesday and furniture truck drivers on Thursday unless demands are met. They seek a 48 hour week with local pay ranges from 28.50 to 31.80 and long distance from 42.50 to 45, plus closed shop contracts.
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Jack Grayson
453
Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers Union
Goat ram victimized car. patrolman seeks owner
Newport News motorcycle patrolman Hugh N. Wright is seeking the owner of a billy goat that rammed the side of J. M. Smith’s new car. The animal reportedly charged the car after catching its reflection in the shiny surface, until the image vanished.
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Newport News
Hugh N. Wright
J. M. Smith
State Forester challenges roadside sign permits
June 22 Baltimore reports State Forester F W Besley questions the State Roads Commission authority to grant permits for civic and municipal organizations to place signs along highways. He cites advice that volunteer fire companies and associations have been granted free permission to erect signs for fairs, prompting a request to the attorney general for clarification.
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Baltimore
F. W. Besley
State Roads Commission
Besley
Attorney General’s Office
William L. Henderson
Bass Season Opens July 1
Bass fishermen are reminded to obtain licenses before the July 1 opening. The bass season runs through November 30, closing trout season in the county. Deputy Game Warden Albert Crampton reports strong indications of a fruitful season with bass plentiful in rivers and creeks.
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Albert Crampton
Barber and Garrish named delegates to state firemen convention
Robert R Barber and Benj Garrish were elected delegates to represent the Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company at the Maryland State Firemen’s Association convention starting Wednesday in Easton. At the meeting last night one new member was elected and one membership application was received. The company also decided not to hold a summer carnival as planned.
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Robert R. Barber
Benj. Garrish
Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Easton
Newspapermen to Fight Duel in Paris Cloakroom
Paris June 22 A duel was reported in the offing between two newspapermen over a critics remark that "the French are for Communism." Robert Guillou, president of the Art Critics Association, and fellow writer Chauvigny of Epoch were said to be ready to duel after the remark in a hotel cloakroom drew rage over French honor.
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Paris
Robert Guillou
Art Critics Association
Chauvigny
Epoch
Hancock Span Now Is Open
The Hancock bridge across the Potomac has opened to vehicular traffic after the temporary center span, replaced at about $20,000 by the State Roads Commission, had carried the flood damage. It opened to pedestrians last week. the original span was swept away in March 1936. Plans are ready for a new Hancock bridge in the west end, with bids to be asked soon.
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Hancock
Potomac
State Roads Commission
Steel Strike at a Glance 27th Day of Turmoil
In Mahoning Valley the steel strike nears day 27 with 12 dead and about 221 injured. About 100000 idle as Governor Davey orders 4800 national guardsmen to preserve status quo. Troops enter Youngstown ceasing unusual group disbands, but normal picketing continues at Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants. Federal mediation seeks reopenings and peace talks led by John L. Lewis, Republic, Sheet & Tube, Bethlehem Steel, and Inland Steel after initial failure.
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Columbus
Davey
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown, O
City
C. S O
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Cleveland—Federal Mediation Board
John L. Lewis
Republic, Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel
Inland Steel
Youth Faces Court Action Over Beer License Case
Circuit court action may face Raymond Potter a 17 year old of Yarrowsburg who testified at his trial for drunk driving that he bought intoxicants from Sidney B Michael near Jefferson Md and then failed to appear at a hearing on a beer licensee appeal to the State License Bureau Michael's license was revoked on Porter's testimony that he had bought the beer at the Jefferson establishment and Michael appealed.
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Raymond Potter
Yarrowsburg
Sidney B. Michael
Jefferson
Michael
Porter
Jefferson Establishment
Britain will not reopen war debt talks with U S
London June 22 Sir John Simon the British Chancellor of the Exchequer announced to the House of Commons that Great Britain does not intend to reopen war debt discussions with the United States in connection with pending proposals for an Anglo American trade agreement.
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London
John Simon
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Static may cause plane radio static, tests show
Denver June 22. An AAAS report from H M Hucke shows that electrical discharge from charged clouds, streaming from wing trailing edges and tails, creates radio static in airliners. A trailing wire may dampen the discharge, but effectiveness is not yet proven.
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Denver
American Association For the Advancement of Science
H. M. Hucke
United Air Lines Communication Laboratory
Hucke
Roosevelt Steel Mediation Makes Third Walkout Stand
President Roosevelt's mediation board held a second conference with John L. Lewis and called four strike affected companies to meet again. With a seven state walkout in status quo under national guard, Taft voiced optimism for a settlement while unions warned of bloodshed if gates open. National Guardsmen moved into Youngstown as crews refused to reopen plants, amid arrests and dynamite seizures.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Steel Mediation Board
John L. Lewis
Ohio National Guard
Charles P. Taft
Mediation Board
Taft
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Youngstown
Lewis
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Reich
Whitehall
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Charles Corbin
Dino Grandi
Foreign Office
Mary Heaton Vorse
Newark
Schindel
U. 8
Burray
Braddock
Joe. Louis
LINDY
SON Land
Old Baltimore Road
Charles A. Donnel
Jimmy Tiernan
New York
Helen Tiernan
Central Press
Hancock Span
Warren
Republic Steel
C. SO
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
National Guard
Snern
Akron
Mahoning River
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