Arms Parley depends on France in fall of arms talks
Washington reports open possibility of another international arms conference. France's position, German protocol collapse, and Franco-British aims affect chances as Japan and the United States show willingness to invite. Civil unrest skews the political climate as injuries rise in a separate incident.
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Washington
Britain
Japan
France
Ferbo
Wislington
Ofset
League
Trance
Reagan
Death by Own Action Reported in Pennsylvania Mystery
Kaulman farmer in Shoulevard, Pennsylvania, reportedly died by his own hand after receiving threatening arson letters linked to a farm fire last summer. Police, investigating handwriting and letters found in a hymn book, suggest fear of arson drove the man to suicide amid a county probe.
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Shoulelvhg
Wor Kaaliman
Spyder
Farmer
Gay
Kaulman
Kauffmar
My p Sever makes you feel as if you have forretten something
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Hard Luck Family Finds Help At Bellevue Ward
A young mother and her four stay old baby became Bellevue wards after job loss and eviction left them with no home. The mother earned eight dollars weekly while the husband searched for work. Bellevue care, Red Cross aid, and county nurse support have provided shelter clothing and medical attention as the family faces an uncertain future.
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Belleville
Ie Trio
Ooller
Washington County
Bellevue
Schilling
Red Cross
Ase
Hellevue
Hotel Hamilton Sale Denied by Mr Gunnell
A. H. Gunnell states negotiations are pending for his purchase of the Hotel Hamilton. He holds a lease and says the earlier reported sale was premature. He notes the price in the lease is $275,000 and will disclose plans once the sale is consummated, excluding Hamilton Row owned by J. C. Grice.
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A. HE. Gunnell
Hotel Hamilton
Gunnell
The
Hamilton
Gunnett
Hamilton Row
J. C. Grice
Rector Stehl to preach on Judas in Lent series
The Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl of St. John's Episcopal Church will deliver his second Lent sermon this Sunday at 7 30 p m with the topic Judas as part of the theme Men who crucified Christ Last Sunday he spoke on Pontius Pilate Services begin at 7 50 p m Future Sundays March 22 and 29 themes to be announced later
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Walter Byron Stehl
St. John's Episcopal Church
Judas
Man Hangs Himself in Barn After Note to Brother
Jefferson Pennsylvania March 14 Jacob E Brodfeck a 40 year old retired farmer said to be wealthy committed suicide by hanging in a neighbor’s barn after writing a note directing his brother to repair the barn and adjust several trifial financial matters naming six friends as pallbearers.
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Jefferson
Jacob E. Brod Feck
Deaths of William Humbert and Susan Weaver in Maryland
William F Humbert a former resident and teacher in the county died Saturday at Polkton North Lobepopleay born in Cove Tannery Pa and came to the county about 36 years ago He served as superintendent of tattton tellagis and retired two years ago due to age Susan Weaver wife of Kieland Weaver died at her home in Punkstown this morning after a long illness She was a member of the Lutheran Church and survived by several siblings and nieces and nephews The funeral arrangements were set for Monday afternoon at 2 30 at Funkstown with Reverend L L Remsburg officiating Interment at Munkstown Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness flowers and rides from friends and neighbors.
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Polkton
Lobepopleay
Blumber
Bie Cove
Pia
Cane
Mboore
Taikton Tellagis
Ble
Earth
Susan Trone Vleaver
Kielaidl Weaver
Punkstown
Gofa
Shin
Lewis
Benjamin
Ida
Chigerstown
Mulleia
Key
WL L. Remsburg
Munkstown
St Pauls M E Church Seeks March St Patrick Day Dinner
Supper event hosted by the She Ladies Sewing Guild of St Pauls M E Church features a lunch and supper on St Patrick Day, Tuesday, with a 35 cent early dress sale for children and a charitable cause. A Salvation Store and lecture by Koon Stereonthan are noted for Sunday night as part of the event.
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St. St. Paul's
M. EL Church
St. Patrick'’s
America
Bute Temple
East Wash
Army and Navy
Ady
$150,000 for Missions Campaign in Maryland Diocese
A drive seeks 150000 for Japanese missions in the Maryland diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church. A boys school in the area was ruined in the earthquake, with enrollment of nil, and a girls school housed 600 students. The Church hospital continues extensive work.
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Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Election Notice for Ward No 2 Precincts and Officials
Public notice lists polling locations at Enterprise Fire Mall Schuelers Cigar Shop and several wards including Precinct 1 2 3 4 6 with assigned judges election clerks ballot clerks and guards. It names Democratic and Republican officials and precinct supervisors for a multi ward election and details polling site addresses.
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Enterprise Fire Mall
Thomas A. Spigler
Richard O
Clevidence
Wm. McGowan
Wm. H. Delauter
John T. Hellene
Gen. W. Schmidt
Frank L. Newcomer
Harry Ruebeck
Alfred Lbonard
Locust St
Claude A. Artz
Hiram J. Smith
B. Frank Lusagh
Itoss Heeler
Gg, Howley
Uallot
Woi
A. Eplelman
Harry le Helmeberger
Reward AO
Schueler's
Cigar Bhop
Junges
lHenry J. Burger
Damonenti
M. J. Middlekauf
Clarence '. Saum
Republicat
Rosy Bassett
Grace Rowland
Kiulat
Samuel LD
Frownfelter
Promocrat
AL Kaylor
Republi Cal
Melvin Over
John Nunn
Sat Deer
Cordermnni
John Taifutzell
Oblehl
Chan
IL Bow- Republicin
Tlectimwerks
Oxcar M. Corderman
LeRoy Lehman
Reeder
Lesterwubilean
Ke. Woessser
Tdema- Clarks
Wm. Ecton
Maurice Lawton
Seeee Eit Bowers
Alexander
Geo OW. Updens
Graydon M. Gruber
Democras Phfi
Amfartin
Artour
Perbert
Hepohiican
Louisa A. Mhumelrat
Bolemearn Suringis
Clerka
Charlotte Narron
Paul PL
Cart
Jobo Poxenberger
Franklin Bo Holtze
Nila ML
Warner
Grover
Gossard
Winan
Tes Stetla
Midisydahn
Inn
Repub- Taligt
Cherise Joy R. McClellan
Isanyy Rats
Murry A. Towran
Frepubs
Coot
Peary Cramer
Joan of Middlubk
ATIF
Ilbias
Rautiy
Lewis W. Zeigler
El Coblentz to Speak Here at Citizenship Meeting
The Civic League hosts the fourth citizenship class session next Monday March 16 at 7 30 pm in the Wo men s Club auditorium Emory L Coblentz of Frederick will discuss County Representation in State Affairs and the Board of Welfare Work Attendance is strong and future meetings move to the auditorium A side entrance is advised for attendees
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Civic League
Women’s Club
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Board of Welfare
Publisher's Wife Killed in Auto Accident
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, wife of the St. Louis publisher, died last night from a brain blood clot after injuries from an auto accident. Funeral services will be held in St. Louis. She had been treated after the Thursday night crash and a blood transfusion failed. News of the tragedy reached her husband by airplane near Long Key, Florida.
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New York
St. Louis
Joseph Pulitzer
Malady Fatal to Scores in Middle West
Health authorities urge precautions to avoid contagion with limited spread in public spaces. Descriptions include eye burning feverish symptoms and nosebleeds. Emphasizes frequent hand washing and caution around infected individuals. Mentions India sacred status of the moonstone and color symbolism.
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Middle West
Weekly Stock Market Review
Weekly stock market round up notes a lingering weakness across equities, bonds, wheat, corn, cotton and foreign exchanges. Banks cut stock loans after a $35 million reserve deficit, with late week short covering lifting some industrials and utilities, while oil and cotton markets remained soft amid weather headwinds.
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W. &. Cousing
INS
New York
New York Clearing House Association
General Electric
Ratio Corporation of America
Utah Securities
Public Service of New Jersey
North American Corpa
Wathwantana Power
Wall Street
Cotton
Stocks and Local Notice of Weapons Case
Markets at a glance show railroad and foreign bonds steady with oil firm and grains irregular. Local quotations include produce prices and a March 14 Hagerstown listing. Two men, Marry Irvin and Virgil Dalrymple, both 21, were arrested for carrying concealed weapons in Hancock and held for a hearing.
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New York
Marry Irvin
Virgil Dalrymple
Hancock
Barnhart
Justice King
Gasoline Engine Tests Progress on Cumberland Valley Line
The Cumberland Valley division of the Pennsylvania Railroad reports successful gasoline engine tests on the Waynesboro branch with a two-coach train using 20 gallons of gasoline for a 42 mile round trip. A six cylinder gas engine powers the train, with exhaust routed to the top of the coach to vent fumes.
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Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waynesboro
Marion
Mercersburg
Three Die As Train Hits Car In Reading Area
Three people died and a child was injured when an automobile collided with a train on the Colebrookdale branch of the Reading Railway at Gul dings Crossing between Bechtelsville and Pottstown late yesterday afternoon.
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Reading
Colebrookdale
Reading Railway
Guldings Crossing
Bechtelsville
Pottstown
Two Dead in Beach Fire at Milford Bungalow
Fire that began with an oil lamp explosion in a Myrlie Beach bungalow killed Mrs. Cordelia Jones, 50, and her son George, age 2b. Stanley Jones, 14, is expected to die. The blaze occurred at Milford on March 14 and authorities investigated the tragedy.
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Milford
Conn
Myrlie Beach
Cordelia Jones
George
Stanley Jones
Drive Of Impure Meats In State Begins
A. L. Sullivan Pure Food Director announced a state wide drive against meat dealers using preservatives. Thirteen dealers face hearings in Cumberland Tuesday on sulphite use in ground meats. Inspectors will tour counties to obtain meat samples.
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A. L. Sullivan
Pure Food
State Department of Health
Sullivan
Cumberland
Rev Edward Durgess to preach Lenten service at St John’s
The Rev Edward Durgess of Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick will preach a special one hour Lenten service Wednesday night March 18 at St John’s Episcopal Church. The notice highlights a public religious event amid calls for less private voices.
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Edward Durgess
Grace Episcopal Church
Brunswick
St. John's Episcopal Church
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India
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