US seeks world trade revival through debt talks
Washington reports indicate the Roosevelt administration plans to use its creditor leverage to spur international cooperation. Secretary Hull and Britain's Ambassador Lindbergh discuss debt settlement as part of broader moves toward global economic teamwork and a London conference aimed at lowering tariffs and trade barriers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
State Department
Great Britain
Hull
Lindsay
London
Three Hurt In Danzer Car Crash At Potomac Ave
William A. Danzer and two Waynesboro girls were injured when the Buick coupe skidded near Randolph and Potomac avenues and struck a wire fence by the John H. Jones property. One girl broke an arm and lost teeth while the other suffered cuts and bruises. Danzer complained of side pain. They were all taken to a hospital for examination.
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William A. Danzer
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Mr. Danzer
Randolph and
Potomac Avenues
I Row
John H. Jones
Later
Danzer
South Potomac Street
Senator Faces Death Threat Over Sunday Sports Vote
Police guard State Senator Herman P. Brandt in Pittsburgh after a caller threatened to blow up his house. Brandt, the sole Allegheny County senator to vote against legalizing Sunday sports, said the man asked why he opposed the bill and warned of coming to his home.
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Pittsburgh
Herman P. Brandt
Brandt
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Campaign Of Treason Against City Sparks Hagerstown Election Debate
Democrats rally to denounce Republican tactics as treason to the city with George A. Reed urging a Monday ballot vote to condemn rivals. W Preston Lane, detained in Annapolis, sent praise to local Democrats and urged turnout. A Republican merchant ally admitted cross party support and urged voters to choose the best man.
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Hagerstown
George A. Reed
Democratic Organization Club
Reed
W. Preston Lane
Annapolis
Eral Assembly
Robert Spigler
West End
Busi
Farmers Bar Highways to York Today
Farmers block all roads into York to milk dealers who refuse to sign contracts. Groups of over 40 men turned back five trucks bound for a distributor’s plant. Dealers seek sheriff protection while reps discuss terms. York County Farmers Association offers $1.40 per hundred pounds for 3.6 percent butter fat. eight dealers have agreed.
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York
Sheriff's Office
York County Farmers’ Association
France Plans to Open Debt Negotiations
Paris reports France intends to begin debt talks after the new ambassador to America, Andre Lefevre De La Boulaye, arrives April 12. Officials said action was delayed for the envoy to study the issue. A government spokesman would not confirm tariff concessions in exchange for debt revision.
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Paris
France
America
Andre Lefevre de la Boulaye
United States
Frigidaire Plans Major Ad Shift Away From Radio
New York March 25 Frigidaire Corporation controlled by General Motors announces two thirds of its 1933 advertising budget will go to daily publications and no funds will be spent on radio broadcasting.
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New York
Frigidaire Corporation
General Motors
Reader letter questions editors and party politics
A reader criticizes newspaper editors for bias and calls for more news coverage. The letter defends city governance, praises local officials and police, and notes Republican workers in city hall while claiming the city is well run with low taxes. The writer identifies as independent and urges calmer public discourse.
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Daily Mail
Republcan
Hagerstown
Herald
The
Morning Herald
Lane to Go on the Air
Attorney General W. Preston Lane announced he would speak on the local broadcasting station tomorrow evening from 6 to 6 15 to discuss the key issues in the municipal campaign. The campaign ends with voters choosing a Mayor and five Councilmen on Monday.
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W. Preston Lane
Annapolis
Roosevelt Ritchie and Reisner Endorsement for Haferstown
It is stated that the three R's stand for Roosevelt, Ritchie and Reisner as men of action and ability. Roosevelt and Ritchie are praised for national and state action and results, while Reisner is identified as mayoral candidate promising action and results for Haferstown.
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Roosevelt
Ritchie
Reisner
Hation
Hagerstown
Five Held In Safe Robbery For May Jury
Five men including George Ellis and Charley Luther Green were held on larceny charges after a safe stolen from the American Store on West Franklin Street was found battered near Cearfoss. Two of the suspects confessed. Baltimore detectives praised the Hagerstown police for rapid arrest and called the gang likely responsible for other crimes.
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George Ellis
Charles W. League
Hillary E. Harchanhan
Joseph H. Williams
Baltimore
Charley Luther Green
Richard H. Sweeney
West Franklin Street
Cearfoss
Hagerstown Department
J. J. Cassidy
Elis
Hagerstown
Hick” Burg
Woman Found Slain Near Philadelphia Club
A well dressed unidentified woman about 40 was found shot to death in the Cedarbrook Club driveway in Cheltenham near Philadelphia. She had two bullet wounds and signs of a violent struggle. a handgun, a torn shoe heel, and a handbag with only a dollar were found. Police note three coordinated phone calls before the discovery and suspect the crime was planned. The reporting motorist and companion were not connected to the crime.
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Philadelphia
Cedarbrook Club
Cheltenham
Frank Schnitzer
Hand Severed by Circular Saw Near Sharpsburg
Paul B. Anthony, 34, of Hagerstown Route 2, nearly severed his right hand while cutting wood in Doubs Woods along the Sharpsburg pike this morning. He was taken to a hospital and had the hand amputated by physicians early this afternoon. It is thought he fell against the saw.
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Paul B. Anthony
Hagerstown
Route 2
Sharpsburg Pike
Anthony
Child Hosed Arm in Electric Washer Wringer
Mickey Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Davis of 624 Chestnut Street, hurt her right hand and arm in an electric washer wringer at the family home several days ago. X ray showed a badly torn muscle at the hospital.
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Mickey
Samuel Davis
Chestnut Street
Davis
Arrest Follows Crash Of Autos
Four men were slightly injured when two cars collided on Washington Street near Buena Vista Avenue at 3 am. Ernest M. Drury and Scott French rode in one car, George Duvall and James Ferguson in the other. Drury was arrested for unauthorised use of the vehicle owned by Howard French and later acquitted by Justice Richard H. Sweeney.
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Washington Street
Buena Vista Avenue
Ernest M. Drury
Scott French
George Duvall
James Ferguson
Drury
French
Howard French
Richard H. Sweeney
Weekly Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday. North and Middle Atlantic States: fair Monday, rain Tuesday or Wednesday with possible snow in the north portion, then generally dry until Saturday when rain is probable. Temperatures rise Tuesday and Wednesday, drop Thursday, then warm by Saturday.
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North and
Middle Atlantic States
North
Letters on Monday Election Signatures Appear on Page 3
A group of signed letters to the editor appears on Page 3 today addressing Monday's election. The writers discuss various issues they claim have been ruined and offer their perspectives to enlighten readers.
Businessmen and Democrats vie for Hagerstown mayor and council
The Democratic ticket in Hagerstown features six businessmen led by mayoral candidate W. Harry Reisner with two incumbents in council races Ward 1 Alan Harbaugh Ward 2 W. Lee Elgin Ward 3 Parke Geiger Sr Ward 4 Glyde Bowers Ward 5 Aaron E. Beecher. They tout lower taxes and strong bonds while praising city services and utilities amid criticisms from Republicans.
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Democratic Party
Hagerstown
W. Harry Reisner
Harry Reisner
Alan A Harbaugh
W. Lee Elgin
Parke Geiger, Sr
Glyde Bowers
Aaron E. Beecher
Council
Mariner
U. S
Ite
Early Maryland House Passes State Game and License Reforms
In Annapolis on March 25 the House passed a package of measures including amending hunting licenses to expire May 31, adding a $6 short term non resident license, and penalties for dogs running at large. The Lay vor bill also opens the Potomac to oyster dredgers for two months and requires license cancellation after issuance. The package includes humane destruction duties for officials toward cats hunting protected game.
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Annapolis
Lena
Ll House
Roger V. ‘Layn
Carro
J. Allan
St. Mary’s
Compromise ends debate on oysters bill in Annapolis
In Annapolis March 25 a compromise by Senators Scott Beck and Milton Altteld ended an all night debate on a Potomac dredging bill. The agreement adopted a favorable committee report after Senator Joseph Allan Coad spoke for about nine hours in opposition.
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Annapolis
Scott Beck
Kent
Milton Altteld
Denn
Baltimore City
Potomac River
Joseph Allan Coad
St. Mary’s
Society Doctor Under Arrest
Mineola March 26 Dr William W Hadley a SeaCum physician with a 40 year long practice among Long Island society folk was arrested today in connection with the death of Mil dred Seymour 22 of Mineola. Authorities charged the physician procured illegal treatment for the young woman who was to become a mother She died February 12 and death was reported as pneumonia.
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Mineola
William W. Hadley
Seacum
Long Island
Mildred Seymour
Glan
Wet Leader Invites Days In Anti-Prohibition Push
Fred G. Clark of Cleveland as commander of Creesdere telegrams dry leaders urging join wet organisation to seek solution of the liquor problem. John W. Zuvmerman jailed ten days for failing to pay a fine after a city court appearance.
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New York
Fred G. Clark
Cleveland
Creesdere
John W. Zuvmerman
Richard
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Littles Tammany
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Cumberland
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