Slaying Suspect Held By Officers
SAN FRANCISCO March 25 Ralph Graham 40 asserted phantom burglar of a wealthy motion picture colony was held for Los Angeles authorities while police checked his possible link to the slaying of a Florida woman Miss Ethel Allen whose burned body washed ashore at Rockledge November 21, 1934 Captain Charles Dullea identified Graham from pictures and fingerprints as Willard Barton an indicted suspect in Titusville Florida Dullea said Graham admitted jewel thefts in Los Angeles and asked what kind of rap is this
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San
Francisco
Ralph Graham
Los Angeles
Florida
Charles Dullea
Graham
Willard Barton
Titusville
Frs
Ethel Allen
Rockledge
Dullea
Four Escape In Crossing Mishap At Frederick Street Crossing
Four people narrowly escaped injury when a car struck a Baltimore and Ohio freight caboose at the Frederick street crossing yesterday evening around 6 30. The car's driver George damaged his wife and two girls escaped injury. Lancaster was charged with tireless driving by Patrolmen Carroll and Lillard and posted $5 collateral for a hearing Monday.
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Stow
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Street
George
Jomace
Bellview
Lancaster
Carroll and
Lillard
Flywheel Delivers Satirical Hat Couture In Paris Style
In a humorous column from Paris, Flywheel lampoons women’s fashion, tracing ricocheting hats and odd headgear trends. He parodies dress codes, from pompadours to goofy innovations like the Doormat headpiece and the Snoodle, urging thrift and playful self styling.
Burn Em Up OConnor at Academy Theatre
Two young stars headline the film Burn Em Up O Connor at the Academy Theatre. Dennis O Keefe plays a country youth who dives into big time racing with thrilling adventures while Cecilia Parker leads in her first major role. MGM plans a sports world series if this title sets the pace.
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Academy
Hollywood
Topnotch
Academy Theatre
O'Conor
Dennis O'Keefe
Cecilia Parker
Hardy Family Pictures
M-G-M
O'Connor
Midnight brings Colbert Ameche Lederer to Maryland Theatre
Claudette Colbert stars as Eve Peshody a third rate dancer with first rate ambitions in Paramounts Midnight Also featuring Don Ameche and Francis Lederer The plot follows a taxi driver’s unlikely romance and a scheme to win a wealthy husband amid a snobbish society The article also notes a national figure explaining that 2900 of 3073 counties are agricultural counties with agents in the United States
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Claudette Colbert
Don Ameche
Francis Lederer
Paris
Paramount
Maryland Theatre
Miss Colbert
Eve Peshody
Eve
John Barrymore
Mary
Astor
Lederer
Barrymore
Cherchez la Femme
Elaine Barrie
Matinee and Night Show Ends Soon at Local Theater
A matinee at 2 15 and a 7 o clock night performance are announced as the picture will be withdrawn from circulation after these shows.
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Agre
Another Contract Contest Threatens
NEW YORK March 25 The United Mine Workers nearing another contract contest as anthracite operators appoint a negotiations committee to meet union representatives in New York the week of April 2. Secretary of Labor Perkins said an investigator was looking into union charges that bituminous operators planned a lockout if a new contract was not negotiated by March 31. operators denied such plans.
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New York
United Mines Workers
Perkins
Washington
Germany Imposes Excess Income Tax Ahead of Armament Drive
Berlin announced a new excess income tax of 30 percent on income increases in 1938 over 1937, effective May 1, with exemptions for those earning 3000 marks or less. The finance ministry also ordered 60 percent cash and 40 percent tax credit payments by public bodies. The move signals exhausted capacity for state loans as Germany funds armaments under the four year plan, with Austria and the Sudetenland excluded for now.
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Berlin
Germany
High Finance Ministry
Reich
Willer
Austria
Sudetenland
Fritz Reinhardt
Finance Ministry
Stand by America Day Parade Promises Largest Maryland Event
The American Legion of Maryland prepares for Stand by America Day on March 30 in Baltimore. A mass meeting at the Fifth Regiment Armory will feature speakers Congressmen Dies Reverend Ryan Rabbi Lazaron and possibly Kate Smith. The event aims to showcase patriotism amid national stress, with essays by students and trophies for patriotic displays.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
America
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Maryland Legionnaires
J. Bryan Mobbs
BE. Milton Altfeld
Benjamin L. Wolfson
Herbert L. Rhodes
Milton A. Reckord
Richard G. O'Connell
Joseph Ferri
Congressman Martin Dies
Texas
Edwin K. Ryan
St. Mary's Seminary
Morris 5. Lazaron
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation
Hobbs
Fritchie
Los Angeles
War Memorial Building
Armory
Morris Frock Post
Hagerstown
Legion Post
Roosevelt
Washington
General Committee
Legion
Germany revenue growth under Hitler cited in 1938 talk
A commentator noted Germanys revenue rose from 6.8 billion marks in 1923 to 17.5 billion marks in 1938 and stated further increases were expected by 1929 and 1940. The speaker warned that even this rise would not fully cover the Reichs extraordinary financial needs.
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Hitler
Germany
Father John’s Medicine Ad Claims Long Use
A nostalgic ad urges readers to take Father John’s Medicine at first sign of a cold. It touts 41 years of use and word of mouth endorsements, highlighting rich vitamins and urging prompt use during prevalent colds.
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Father Johuis
Father John
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Peter Lorre
Ricardo Cortez
Virginia Field
John Carradine
George Sanders
Joan Carol
Trademark
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Doc Crabbe
Breath OF Paris
Ace
Dame Fashion
Emily Post
al Smith
Ascot
George Washington
Lawrence of Arabia
French Foreign Legion
Lawrence
Maude Mueller
R. D. McKee
Shockey Furniture CO
Rudy
Pharmacy Hotel
Hamiliion
Claudette
Aaa
Att Mnas
Ree
Dorothy Gulliver
Solbert
Ameche
Stanley Theatre
Williamsport
Snow
The
Seven Dwarfs
Bowes
Columbia
Potomac Street
Odan
Dodge
Rowland’s
Lydia, MD
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