New Cabinet for Cuba Planned After Resignations
Havana June 26 President Carlos Mendieta was given a free hand to form a new cabinet after all members of the old regime submitted resignations. Secretary Cosme de la Torriente said the move aims to end the crisis and a cabinet meeting set for tomorrow was expected to decide new appointments, likely including ABC Society members.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
ABC Political Society
St John’s College five 1919 players hailed as Hagerstown youths
The item notes five members of the 1919 St John’s College baseball team were from Hagerstown. Wayne Crider served as a substitute U S mail clerk operating between Lynchburg and Richmond. Dr Fleming’s 1913 Packard remains reliable after 300000 miles. Clara Kimball Young and Mada Line Travers were current theater at ractions. Board of Education announced principals for Clearspring Smithsburg Boonsboro Warner Street etc. Berlin faced renewed Disorders with hourly strikes. War sentiment turning bitter as Allies blamed. Heavy rains halted wheat harvest. Fuielle Baccialle, 22, died in a rock slide at Security quarries, seventh local fatality that week.
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St. John’s College
Hagerstown
Wayne Crider
U. S
Lynchbore
Richmond
Dr. Fleming
Packard
Fuielle Baccialle
Peanut social plans and local notes from a 30 years ago column
A snapshot of small town life includes Mrs. T. B. McLeod’s Sunday School peanut social in Norway Avenue, Miss Mary Zook reporting a 225 quart cherry yield, and several locals elected to Antietam Fire Company. Also noted are Democratic hopes for President-Judge, Utah blizzard stories, and families heading to the St. Louis Exposition.
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T. B. McLeod
McLean
Norway Avenue
Mary Zook
Waynesboro
Mrs Cassidy Critically Ill in Baltimore Hospital
Mrs John J Cassidy wife of the former Captain of Police here is critically ill in a Baltimore hospital Cassidy now serves as a sergeant with the Maryland State Police.
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John.j. Cassidy
Baltimore
Cassidy
Maryland State Police
Wheat policy may shift to controlled acreage in 1935
June crop report hints AAA may loosen curtailment as 1935 wheat output drops to about 500 million bushels. Analyst notes carryover near 60 million, exports and world prices could drive policy shift. Possible use of bonuses to encourage exports if Argentina falters on London agreement.
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Carl C. Cranmer
Washington
Wallace
Agricultural Department
AAA
Argentina
Pasture Crops Hit By Drought Across States
A drought across states from Ohio to Nevada cripples hay and pasture growth, with June conditions at record lows in many fields. Officials warn of potential livestock reductions and note corn and emergency forages as possible shields against famine. Milk per cow and egg production also reach decade lows, signaling broad farm stress.
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Ohio
Crop Reporting Board
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Snarls in Town Gossip
Betty Brainerd counsels teens on love and dating in a long reader letter column. The exchanges cover two girls and two boys navigating feelings, misreads, and introductions, with blunt guidance on honesty, timing, and communication. An era voice urges frank talk and self awareness to resolve romantic confusion.
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Betty Brainerd
HLT
Family meddling and privacy tips from a columnist
The text advises setting firm boundaries with intrusive relatives. It suggests telling a resenting mother and her family that dumping children is inconvenient and gossip is unwelcome. Betty Brainerd offers personal help at 630 Madison Ave in New York City.
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Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
Bootlegging War Program Mapped
Washington officials outline a government bootleg crackdown with new Treasury rules restricting liquor bottle sales to licensed distillers and rectifiers. Regulators and industry representatives worked on the regulations, with Secretary Morgenthau expected to issue them soon as enforcement begins this week.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress Advances New Anti Trafficking Legal Forms
Over a week after Congress, new anti trafficking author forms are prepared. The offensive against traffickers will be started, aiming to empower enforcement and reduce illicit activities. The move signals a coordinated federal effort with potential changes to legal procedures and penalties.
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Cubais
Toledo
Detroit
Harrisburg
Les Flyers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin Street
Earl Neikirk
Clara Kimball Young
Madaline Travers
Board of Education
Clearspring
Geo. H. Sites
Smithsburg
J. Frank McBee
Boonsboro
Edgar F. Long
Winter Street
H. L. Rinehart
Antietam Street
Klcora A. Sands
Washington Street
Clara Bazel
Howard Street
Frank D. Bell
Berlin
C. G. Baker
J. W. Kimmeling
William Krohbergen
C. S. Baker
The
Antietam Fire Company
Fulton County
W. Bush
Gillan
Chambersburg
Adams, Fulton District
New York
Utah
Edward M. Uapdegraft
John B. Wagaman
St. Louis Exposition
Hartett
G. Sheeler
Cuthura
Theresa Larch
R.D
Weirton
W. Nataly
Aera Laboratories
Daegt
Maiden
Fies
General Electric
Schindel
Sonik Potomar
ANS VE Home Pfreaitor Gihner Fleete
Jer & Co., Inc
TH Prasers
Potemar Sy
Northwest
Blue
W. H
Pratley
Astadr
Blonde
New Holland
Wys
Sonali
Aviates
Holland
Rerski
Farnacae
Nurner Holland Furnace CO
K. R. Alvey
Dist. Mar
Rsac
Caer National
Ms Beach
Irene
Baldwin Laboratories
Saegertown
Chrysler
AMOCO
Orange American
Amoco Motor Oils
Maine
Florida
American Oil Company
Potomac Edison CO
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