Quintuplets May See King and Queen in Toronto
Toronto report says Mr and Mrs Dionne invited to present their quintuplets to King George and Queen Elizabeth. Government circles expect acceptance. It would be the girls first trip away from home and a birthday gesture ahead of their fifth birthday May 28. The King and Queen wish to see the quintuplets and government plans to bring them to Toronto in two private cars of a special train since a Callander visit is ruled out.
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Toronto
Oliva Dionne
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Dionnes
H. C. Nixon
Papa Dionne
Callander
New Premier Calinescu Named After Romanian Cristea Death
In Bucharest Romania March 7 Miron Cristea premier and patriarch dies of pneumonia at Cannes France triggering national sorrow. Armand Calinescu named as premier three hours after Cristea’s death. Calinescu is veteran premier minister of war and interior, praised as a strong man in government. Continued on page 10.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Miron Cristea
Dr. Cristea
Cannes
France
Ning Carol
Armand Calinescu
Calinescu
Jte
man to be executed by firing squad in Utah case
Hermit Salt Lake City March 7 A firing squad will be assembled next month to execute 54 year old George Hayes who was convicted in the fan tastic killing of Sherran W Cadwell a trap por hermit aged 41 Hayes chose to be struck in a related incident Utah allows a condemned man to choose execution method Russell 18 already serving a sentence for his role in the crime The robbery motive was cited by Wayes who said he acted to wreck Cadwell to prove his own demon bewitched radio theory
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Salt Lake City
George Hayes
Utah
Haye
Twoele
Shernan W. Cadwell
Trappor Hermit
William Lavern Russell
Tobbery
Mo Ave
Wayes
Gadwell
Qnadio
Russell
Suckers Running Prices Low Draw Dipnet Hauls on Potomac
Dipnet fishermen report heavy suckers in the Potomac and creeks. In Hancock prices as low as two cents a pound, with hundreds of suckers caught in the past week. The white suckers are less plentiful than the common variety. The dipnet season ended February 18 and will reopen in April.
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Potomac
Ilancock
Sheriff deputizes runner in urgent manhunt in North Carolina
In Rockingham North Carolina on March 7 reporting an arrest warrant for a man the sheriff deemed too swift for his deputies. He deputized Deli Childers a former UNC star sprinter to pursue the suspect.
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Rockingham
N.G
Morse
Deli Childers
University of North Carolina Aew
Childers
Weather Outlook for Burress Maryland and Chesapeake Bay
Fair and colder conditions prevail with diminishing northwest winds. Tonight remains fair, Wednesday turns fair with colder air. Thursday cool with winds shifting to north and northeast, improving overall conditions across the bay region.
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Burress
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Plan Drastic War Profit Tax Start In War Time
Senator Bone disclosed that a large group of senators will propose drastic tax legislation to tax war profits. The plan would impose heavy taxes up to 47 percent on profits and replace the current tax system. It aims to fund war and ensure pay-as-you-fight financing.
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Washington
Bone
D-Wash
Senate
House
House panel moves to exonerate Perkins over immigration enforcement
Three judiciary committee members said the panel is near an almost unanimous vote to exonerate Secretary Perkins on impeachment charges related to the Labor Department enforcement of immigration laws. They indicated a formal vote could come Thursday on a motion to drop the accusations filed by Rep. Thomas.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Perkins
Labor Department
House
Rep
Thomas
R-Nd
Hancock Plans For Election
Hancock officials discussed plans for the municipal vote to be held on the first Monday in April. Incumbents are expected to seek re election except one commissioner, with rumors of several ticket fields including a slate from a newly formed Townsend Club.
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Burgess and Commissioners
Hancock
Townsend Club
Women Host Mrs Evans Speaker At Democratic Meeting
Men of the Democratic Organization join Women’s Democratic Club for an evening with Mrs May Thompson Evans assistant director of the Women’s Division of the Democratic National Committee. A brief business period precedes at 5 30 p.m. Board of Education holds a regular meeting this afternoon.
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Democratic Organization Club
Women’s Democratic Club
May Thompson Evans
Democratic National Committee
Brewer L. Stouffey
Treasure map leads to loot in Abington
Detectives Warman Goldstein and John Wynch uncovered a box containing 238 dollars behind a house marked x on a map, part of 8948 taken in a holdup. A man they arrested furnished the map and details for the score.
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Abington
Warman Goldstein
John Wynch
Eratis
President Roosevelt Seeks Unity Amid Labor Peace Talks
Roosevelt invites CIO and AFL leaders to the White House to foster peace conferences and set dates for negotiations. CIO picks John L. Lewis with aides Murray and Hillman. AFL names Green allies Tobin replaced by Rickert. Talks hint at possible amalgamation of 7,000,000 workers or a broad truce on political economic issues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
CIO
American Federation of Labor
White House
Labor
Perkins
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Philip Murray
Sidney Hillman
William Green
AFL
Matthew Wall
Harry C. Bates
Daniel J. Tobin
Tobin
Thomas A. Rickert
Farmer Is Condemned To Die In Chair For Slaying Best Friend
Ervin Wood a 36 year old farmer was condemned to die in the electric chair for the February murder of his close friend Abner Nelson a 38 year old wealthy bachelor. The case featured a bungled ransom plot and a Shakespearean reference by the judge as Wood confessed and then handed a farewell gesture to the prosecutor. He said he lost his nerve after throwing the body weighted with a steel into the river.
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Morris
Ervin Wood
Wood
Abner Nelson
Nelson
S. J. Holderman
Lodge
Frank HM. Hayes
Shakespeare
Prosecutor Holderman
Friend
Holderman
Mitinois River
Bill targets club members hunting on enclosed land
State Game Warden E Lee Le Compte said a House bill would bar Woodmont Red and Gun Club members from hunting on club property outside the regular season. The bill, by Delegate S Rinehart Cahill, would reinforce enclosures rules affecting breeders who lease about 5,000 acres near Hancock.
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E. Lee LeCompte
House of Delegates
Woodmont Red and Gun Club
S. Rinehart Cahill
Dem
Washington
Fish and Game Committee
LeCompte
Hancock
Clb
Maryland
le Compte
Cohitls
Major Schmidt Seriously Injured In Auto Crash
Major Carl Walter Schmidt, officer and polo player with the One Hundred and tenth Field Artillery, was seriously injured when his automobile crashed into a tree near Baltimore. Police found him unconscious on the running board after he had left an indoor regimental review. He suffered a broken collarbone a fractured jaw and a crushed chest.
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Baltimore
Carl Walter Schmidt
One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery
Pikesville
John McDonald Fined for Peddling Fruit Without License
John McDonald paid a 310 fine and costs to Justice C Edward Heard in city court this morning on a charge of peddling fruit without a license.
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John McDonald
C. Edward
Gandhi's fast ends as reform gains take hold
Mohandas K Gandhi ends a 98 hour 25 minute fast to win political reform in Rajkot. The viceroy Lord Linlithgow intervened and the Rajkot ruler Dharmendrasinhji agreed to form an advisory council to suggest democratic reforms. Gandhi may visit New Delhi after regaining strength for talks.
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Rajkot
India
Mohandas
H. Gandhi
Marquess of
Linlithgow
Gandhi
Thakore Saheb
Dharmendrasinhji
New Delhi
Japan bombs three Chinese centers as war widens
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese airstrike on Yenan the Communist HQ in Shenli province center and a university, plus 20 planes hitting Ningsia military sites and 10 planes raiding Tungkwan along the Yellow River. Shensi towns report 14 killed as land operations near Hupeh press forward in deeper inland fighting.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
Yenan
Shen- Li
Ningsia
Shensi
Hupeh
Exchange of Mates Half Completed by Marriage
Rochester couples advance a socially charged union as Horace S. Thomas and former Mrs. Jane Snow Mitchell wed in South Bend after Reno divorce news. The Mitchells plan marriage in New York with Mrs. Marian Jones Thomas and Dr Hi Douglas Mitchell in Rochester.
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Rochester
N. Y
Horace $. Thomas
Eastman Kodak Company
Jane Snow Mitchell
Marian Jones Thomas
Hi. Douglas Mitchell
New York
Shirley R. Snow
Thomas
South Bend
Ind
Reno
New
Dr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Hy Douglas Mitchell, Jr
Thomases
L. RB. Jones
Mayor Sweeney Opposes Loss of City Fines in Maryland
Mayor Richard H. Sweeney plans to travel to Annapolis to lobby against a magistrates bill section that would strip municipalities of fines from their ordinances. He warns Hagerstown could lose about $6,000 yearly, noting the city provides a courtroom and two magistrates offices. He will present additional council sponsored legislation to the county delegation. The council votes on related measures at tonight's meeting.
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Richard H. Sweeney
Annapolis
Washington County
General Assembly
Sweeney
Hagerstown
Mother Admits Slaying Baby in Pennsylvania
MAHONEY CITY Pa March 7 A 22 year old mother is held on a murder charge after state police quoted her saying she smothered her three year old son because he cried too much The autopsy confirmed asphyxiation She pleaded innocent and is jailed The case follows another incident in Mifflintown where Helen Wolf faces accessory after the fact charges in the death of her two year old daughter allegedly beaten to death by Paul W Barrick
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Mahoney City
Pennsylvania
C. D. Boyle
Gus Edinger
W. R. Glenney
Boyle
Paul W. Barrick
Richard Gray
Squeak Hinted at Nest of Rats in Car
Cleveland March 7 John D Weidman heard an odd squeak in his car. A mechanic found eight baby rats nesting among the spark plugs and removed them quickly.
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Cleveland
John D. Weidman
Playful 10 year old finds treasure in dump heap hockey tale
In Toledo Oregon on March 7 Eleanor Johns, age 10, played hockey to rummage a dump heap. She uncovered an old canvas belt with twenty six $20 gold pieces. Authorities could not locate the owner and the money was deposited for safekeeping.
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Toledo
Ore
Eleanor Johns
Realty Market Booming Again
Real estate activity rises with multiple deeds filed for record. Transactions include Howard Neikirk to John D. Ausherman for 5000 dollars on Bellevue avenue, Charles F. Strole to Arthur V. Dorsey for 8000 on Hamilton Boulevard, Boyd V. Wiles to William P. Hoffman for 2900 on a Smithsburg to Waynesboro road, Harold H. Hutson to Harry R. Seibert for 3500 in Leitersburg, Harry S. Maugans to Howard B. Thomas for 4000 on Marbern road, and Paul R. Niswander to Alvey S. and Abram M. Baer Jr. for 2000 in Maugansville.
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Howard
Neikirk
John D. Ausherman
Bellevue Avenue
Charles F. Strole
Arthur V. Dorsey
Hamilton Boulevard
Boyd V. Wiles
William P. Hoffman
Smithsburg
Waynesboro
Harold H. Hutson
Harry R. Seibert
Leilersburg
Harry S. Maugans
Howard B. Thomas
Marbern Road
Paul R. Niswander
Alvey
Abram M. Baer, Jr
Maugansville
Road Project Approved for Garrett County Highways
Presidential approval of a WPA project funds 61471 for Garrett county state highways 38 and 39. Congressman William D. Byron announced the plan under the State Roads Commission jurisdiction featuring extensive regrading rebuilding of the two roads to improve transportation in the county.
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Garrett County
William D. Byron
State Roads Commission
Nanny Goat Delivers Four Kids in Martinsburg
Robert Myers of Williamsport reports a happy unusual goat family owned by Samuel Miller on Route 1 Martinsburg. The goat bore four kids instead of two and Miller’s family feeds two of the youngsters by bottle while the mother nurses the other two. The bottle-fed kids are said to be thriving along with the nurse kids.
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Robert Myers
Williamsport
Samuel Miller
Route 1
Martinsburg
Miller
Frederick ministers oppose relicensing pinball machines
The Frederick Ministerial Association yesterday went on record opposing relicensing of pinball machines in Maryland and informed the country's representatives at Annapolis.
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Frederick
Maryland
Annapolis
Miaja Moves to End Madrid War With New Defense Government
General Jose Miaja, hailed as the savior of Madrid, heads a new Republican defense government after a coup led by Segismundo Casado. He signals negotiations for a worthy peace while warplanes bombard Madrid to crush the uprising aided by loyal Republican air forces and assurances of safe exile for Republican leaders.
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Hendaye
France
Joe Miaja
Madrid
Segismundo Casado
Juan Negrin
Miaja
Franco
Jose Miaja
Republican
Arlier
Madrid Fleet Seeks Haven At Tunisian Port
The Spanish Madrid Republican fleet anchored off Bizerte in Tunisia seeking refuge from the civil war. Eleven vessels, escorted by French forces, awaited port authorization while carrying several thousand refugees alongside their crews. Detachments boarded the ships as tensions rise with Francoist forces.
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Bizerte
Tunis
Madrid
France
Cartagena
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