davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
P1GGLY WIGGLY IS
POPULAR GROCERY
o"uer a M a of Frank Mo..
ana Charlie Hight, Jr., ann 'NN
Has Large Trade

Piggy Wiggly has proven
the most popular grocery sto. p
henderson, and is under the man Y
ship of Frank Moss and G.
Hight Jr., both well know - = :. r.
grocery trade. ste
Here one finds fresh vegetable.
fruits at all times, and groce,i.. '-d
are always pleasing.
This store uses the buying ra.
of nationally known chain +
its patrons the benefit of the sa,.i,.
Flours, lards and cured mea,s -.
also stocked
A very modern meat marka-
been installed recently, and the So.
carries a full stock of the choio.4'.
cuts of native and western mea,.
all times, all of which are ken,
sanitary refrigerators.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
Il. S. u. Over Vanderbilt

Auburn, Ala, Sept. 15.-Coach Jack
Meagher, of Alabama Poly selects
Louisiana State, Vanderbilt and Ala
bama to finish one, two, three in the
Southeastern conference.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
Overheated Orchard Blooms Again

Dodge City, Kas., Sept. Is (AP)-
The long, dry spell has affected Will
liam Riddles apple orchard. Most
of the trees in it are in bloom now,
for the second time this year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

Mental sluggishness and want of
sympathy give more depressing con-
ditions than any other thing, barring
the means of making an ordinary
livelihood
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Predbezne ornament zabav.

= Josefskou zabavu uspo-
fada Telocvicna Jednota Sokol
Curtis Bay v sobotu, FL. brez-
ma V Sokolovne. 0 veskere OBJ
cerstven1 a zabavu jest posta-
rano a kazdy jest uctive ivan.
= Ochotnfci Tel. Jednoty
Sokol Curtis Bay sehrajf diva
dlo MAVEN "Zavadilka vdava
dceru", V nedeli, 20. brezna v
Sokolovne. Zacatek We 3. no.
diny odpoledne.
= Slovensky Demokraticky
Klub sehraje divadlo MAVEN
"Marnotratny SYM, v nedeli,
%. bfezna v osadn1 SIM ma
Collington Ave. Zacatek v 8.
hodin vecer.
- Pevecky Dramaticky Sbor
sv. Cecilie sehraje divadlo ma
zvem "Jenovefa', obraz re Ii
vota osmeho stoletf v nedeli,
20. bfezna a 5. dubna, v osad-
nj SIM ma Collington Ave. "a
catek V 8:15 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Spolkovy vsstnik.

Oznamuje sc clendm spolku
sv. Vojtecha re Sc Dude odby-
vat Tadna mesicni sch1ze pT1-
st1 nedeli, Is. bTezna urcite We
2. hodiny odpoledne. Jest "a
doucno by Sc kazdy Glen do
stavil skrze dGlezite jednan1.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pTeds.
JOS. F. Viktor, tai.
- Oznamuje Sc clenGm spoil
ku ssv. Petra a Pavla els. 20,
D., re Sc Dude odbyvat rad
ma mesfcn1 schGze v nedeli. Is.
bfezna. DGlezite jednan1 jenz
ma programu vyzaduje pT1
tOmnost vSech clenG.
Mat. Hlavac, pTedseda
JOS. J. Wallis, tajemnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
ED DON GEORGE zapasiti
Dude hlavnim zapase.

Pffstl 1tery, II. brezna v
hlavnfm kr1zkovem zapase po-
fadanem Carlins Park Ed
Don George predstavf sc ODE
censtvu. Jmeno zapasnika
jenz utkati Sc s MIN ma, nam
dosud nen1 Znamo. Mimo to-
hoto zapasu ma programu bu-
dou jeste til jine zapasy.
Minute 1tery v hlavnim "a
pase Gina Garibaldi porazil
Vic Christy V Fl minutach.
Hans Steinke pritiskl rame-
ma sveho soupeTe Scotty Mac
Dougal k z1nce We 23 minutach
Zapasy mezi Ivan Manogoff
a Sergio Kalmikoff; Paul Shi-
kat a Laverne Baxter pc 80
mlnutovem zapasenf prohlase-
ny byly "a nerozhodnute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
VALKA.

Pozvanf Ligy narod6 ku wy
jednavan1 ma ukoncen1 italo-
habesske valky, bylo pTijato
c1safem Halle Salasiem bez
vyhrad, Poole zprav z Adds
Ababy.
We spolehlivych kruzfch v
Rhine bylo naznaceno, re pod
minkou Italie Dude, ably vsec-
ky caste Habese jiz dobyte je-
JIM vojsky, byly -povazovany
"a italsk6 1zemi, a nasledkem
toho vyjednavanf Sc jich nety-
kalo. Take Sc vefi, re Italie
odmitne okamzite zastavenf
nepfatelstv1, a ponecha roz-
hodnutl o tonic bodu svemu
+marsalu, Pietro Badogilovi. We
liteli africke armady.
Cisaf Selassie, kdyz kabelo-
val sve prijetf, soucasne pro-
testoval v Zeneve prot pumo-
van1 britske jednotky Cerve-
neho kf1ze italskymi letci bill
re Quoramu, v severn1 Habe-
81. Pr tonic 1toku byli pry
4 zranen1 vojaci dobiti, kdezto
pri 1toku ma mesto pablo Is
civilistG. Nikdo z personalu
Cerv. kT1ze nebyl usmrcen.
Italsky Official Rhine pravil.
re jmenovanf jednotka ma Sc
be uvalila odezvu letcG, proto-
re jeden z jejfch Client vystre-
lii ma italsky vyzvedny aero
plan.
Re severnf valecne fronty
dosla zprava, vydana marsa-
lem Badagolio, v ktere tyr u
vad1, re "voje druheho armad-
nlho sboru pribyly k rece TAX
kaze, a pronasleduj1 ustupujf-
chic nepT1tele."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Kradeze.

Llhoviny, cigarety a hodin-
ky cenene ma $1.222 ukradeny
byly z lekarnick6ho obchodu,
e. 935 N. Gay ulice We ctvrtek
v noel. Majitelem obchodu lie
Meyer Davidson. Nejvfce zlo-
dele vabily lihoviny.
Samuel H. Benzien, taxi
ffdic, oloupen byl O taxicab a
81 ma hotovosti dvema muzi.
kteTf Sc jim zav6sti dali ma
Falls road u 40. ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Requiem mise "a Richie.

V dtery slouzena byla smu-
tecnl mise "a byvaleho COVER
nera, Richie, v katolicke ka-
thedrale, j1z z1castnilo Sc ma
300 pratel byvaleho governera
Ornament predbezne ucine-
no nebylo, ponevac zesnulv
Richie byl clenem Christ ko-
stella protestantske episkopal-
nj cfrkve.
0 slouzenf mise postaral Sc
Joseph P. Healy "mfsto kve-
tin"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13

Do srdce bodnuty 38lety Ger
noch, Joney Killebreew. male
zen byl mrtvy ma rohu Bond a
Orleans ulic. DIE policejnfho
udan1 serval Sc s dvema jiny-
v blfzke hospode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Posledni zpravy.


V New Yorku policejni de-
tektivove pfepadli We stredu
ma pate avenue 1radovnu Anne
rican Confidential Bureau, v
nfz najimani byti NELL muzi ma
misto stavkuj1cfch zrfzenc1
budov. Sebrano bylo tam 81
muzG. Watt byli ma stanici
ku vyslechu a jejich rekordy
vysetfovany budou.
DR.. Kurt Simon, jehoz a.
partment okraden byl O kabat
a sperky v Gene asi 100000
zrrizencem elevatoru, ktery do
stall sluzbu ma mfsto stavkujf-
ciho zTizence, prohlasil, re eli
de v New Yorku jsou vysazeni
milosrdenstv1 znamych krimi-
nalnik6 najimanych jake stav-
kokazG."
DR.. Simon, byvaly vydava-
tel Frankfurter Zeitung, ode
jel z Nemecka nasledkem ne
prime nazistG. Doznal, re Vi
di maly rozdfl mezi nebezpe-
elm ziti v Nemecku anebo V
New Yorku.
= Katolictf knezf a jeptis-
ky nasledkem bouri We stred-
MIN a jiznfm s%panelsku prcha-
il ku hranicfm hledajfce ochra
ny pred nasilfm.
V Parfzi pocina sc ozy-
vati rec, re Francie vystoupf z
Lfgy NarodG Sc svymi spojen-
ci, nebude-li uzito nejprisnej-
sfho kroku prot Nemecku. Je-
den z vysokych osobnostf Fran
Gle prohlasil We stredu, re O.
chranna valka prot Nemecku
"nyni" byla by lepsfm krokem,
"nezli odloziti krveproliti ma
diva budoucf roxy az rusitele
domluvy budou silnymi."
V Reading, Pa, 14lety
skolak z junior vyssi skoly,
Louis Toontas, Sc PRIMAL, re
usmrtil otce sveho, 45leteho
mechanika, ponevac Sc bal, re
no otec potresta. Podleha tres
tn cd 6 do II rokG.
= DR.. Ferdinand Veverka,
Ceskoslovensky ministr We Wa
shingtonu, objednal listky ma
3 predstaven1, jez davany bu-
dou v pfistim meslci Metropo-
Titan Opern1 spolecnostf v di-
vadle Lyric.
= Statn1 administrator po-
moci, Greenstein, varoval We
stTedu zakonodarce statu v
Annapolis, re nebude-li v "a
sedan1 tonic vypracovan plan
ma PONCE, pense pro sestarle
osoby re budou odsouzeny ku
padu, miliony dolarG z vladni
pokladny ztraceny a neslycha-
ne utrpen1, re nastane.
= Cernoch, Benjamin Brad
shaw, odsouzen byl ma so dnf
do vezen1 a pokute $53.25. Pc
srazce S taxicabem behem 10
minut vrazil do policejn1ho
automobile.
= 100000 "a zlomenou no.
hu nahrady prisouzeno bylo
George Noppinger, mechani-
ku. Nahradu platiti ma Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea spo-
lecnost. Noha byla pTerazena
mechaniku 20. kvetna 1885.
kdyz plnil vodou veliky auto
mobil u sve d1lny ma Trenton
ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Pokuta pro nemravne
predstavenf.

Mattel hospody u Appleton
V Cecil okresu, Earl Bunker,
odsouzen byl Elkton, Md. ,ku
pokute $50 a dtratam pro u
spofadanl nemravneho pred
stavenf v hostinci SVEN. Ceci-
lie Ray z Nebrasky, tanecnice,
zaplatiti musela SIS a 1traty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Pomocny ucet Ia leden.

Obnos vynalozeny v Mary
landu ma pomoc rodinam a ma
pense spolu S vydanfm admi-
nistracn1m V lednu byl $175,-
1913. Administrator vydanf Wy
zadala 81 z obnosu tohoto $685.
664.
V Baltimore m6ste vydanf
obnaSelo $12,441.33.
Rfzenf pomoci Is osobami
stale zde ma sluznem pro ne
$1,393.32.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Aspon desak ma karu zbvl.

Ma Traffic soudu zaplatiti
musel pokutu v 1tery Walter
E. Boyd V obnosu $1,000, kdyz
dokazano mu bylo, re dvakra-
tie automobilem sym cht9l Wy
tlaciti tentyz taxicab re silnice
Pc zaplacenf pokuty 81 ule-
vii: "Well, aspon desak zbyl
mi ma karu domI."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Medal ~arcibiskupovi.

Archbishop Curley vyzname-
nan Dude medalem Tadu ".
Sebastiana pTi hostine a plesu
katolickych valecnych vyslou-
zilcG We Washingtonu "a. bre-
INA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Udusena " horicfm dome.

V hor1c1m dome, {. $50 S.
Monroe ulice nalezena byla
78leta Cordelia Thorn zaduse-
ma ku smrti. Ohen vypukl ma
prvnim poschodi domu v pom
deli v obchodu Davida Scheer.
Thorn bydlela ma 2. poschodf
domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-13
Sebevrahem.

Edward w. Dill, byvaly ze-
leznicni strojnfk, zastfelil Sc v
1tery v Cypress Creek.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
UN HOMBRE DE LA RAZA-
NIGERIA Els Ell CANDIDATE
DE LOS COMUNISTAS A LA
PRESIDENCIA

New York, JUNO 29.-Earl
w. Browder, de Kansas, fue "a
yer nominado candidate a la
presidencia por el partido Co.
munista de los Estados Unidos,
Y James w. Ford, negro de Har
lem, candidate a la vicepresiden
cia.
Veinte mil personals llenaron
la Madison Square Garden, u
niendose a los TO delegadOs en-
crear un ruido que Sc ola a gran
distancia.
Browder atac6 a todos los o.
tros candidates, incluyendo al
socialista Norman Thomas, re-
comendando un Frente POpu :
lar de las organizaciones dc
campesinos, uniOnes de trabaja-
dores Y progresistas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
LOS CONFLICTOS DEL
TRABAJO EN- ESPANA
HneIgGs ~sOIuciOnGdGs

Madrid, JUNO 29.-En ell minis
terio de la gobernaci6n Sc di6
ell sabado la noticia de haber ST.
do solucionada la huelga de los
obrerOs metaldrgicos de Valen-
cia.
Los marineros que Sc habian
declarado en- huelga, en- Bilbao,
acordaron retornar a sus fac
mas.
Ha sido expulsado un CONAN
dante de la guardia civil a quien
Sc mand6 a prestar servicio a
Teruel, pero no ha obedecido la
orden despues de transcurridos
dos meses.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
LA EMPRESA ACEPTA QUE
LOS OBREROS Sc QUEDEN
CON LOS TRANVIAS

Gij6n, Asturias, JUNO 90
La empresa de tranvias de esta
ciudad liza propuesto a los dele
gados Cbreros, a modo de con-
tra-proposici6n, cederle la explo
taci6n del servicio a Gambia de
la cantidad diaria de 462 pese-
tas 60 centimos.
Esa cantidad tendria que ser
pagada hasta cumplirse ell ter
mino de la concession.
Pide la empresa que mientras
ell li,igio no Sc resuelva los tran
viarios vuelvan a sus faenas, de
mOdo que ell pGblico no sufra las
consecuencias.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
LUIS MA2ENCo SERA
DEvUELTO A RAIFORD
LLeVdbG en- su GutOm6Vd I'M
pequeilO arsenal

Pas6 ell dia de aver en- la car
eel del condado Y en- esta sema-
ma sera devuelto al preside de
Raiford, Luis Marenco, de Tam
pa, individuo a quien la policia
de.uvo ell sabado en- compania
de Jack Oliver, persona de ma
los antecedentes penales, y Jo-
sc Pine.
Llevaban los tres laombres en-
ell automtvil que los transporta
ba dos escopetas recortadas, dos
pistolas y dos juegos de chapaJ
de AUTOMOBILES del estado de
Georgia.
Marenco, un r~eincidente, fue
mandado al penal de la Florida
en- mayo 16 de 1885, por I'm de-
Tito de robo cometido en- ell con-
dado de Alachua. En- MARIO de
este ano lie indultaron, en- session
de la junta de perdones, ell go
bernador Sholtz, ell secretario
de estado Gray, ell abogado ge-
neral Lands y ell Intervention j.
M. Lee.
Ahora Sc lie cree relacionado
con un robo de cigarrillos come
lido ell sabado por la manana en-
Osceola.
Ell arsenal encontrado en- ell
autom6vil es parecido al que Sc
utilizara para ell asalto y robo
de un canton, la semana pasa-
da, e igual al de Charles A. Rus
sell, a quien Sc detuvo la soma
ma pasada en- Nebraska y Lake.
Explicando anOche su rela-
ci6n con ell case de Marenco, ell
DR.. &C. w. Duke, de la iglesia
bautista de esta ciudad, dijo que
un conocido suyo lie habia pre- :
guntado que 81 servirfa como de
guardian 81 Marenco era liberta
do, y contest6 acknowledgements
Inform6 al principle favorable
mente. Despues 10 lame, porque
me dijeron que iba descarrian-
dose, y lie die que anduviese
con cuidado.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
LA JUNTA DE PERDONES
PUS0 EN LIBERTAD A
UN ASESINO

Miami, JUNO 29-Intensa in
dignaci6n ha producido aqui la
noticia de. haber sido puesto en-
libertad, por la junta de perdo-
mes del estado, ell Sr. Jose Ka :
plan, individuo que mat6 a su
mujer, en- esta ciudad, ell 2 de
febrero de 1881. Kaplan reco-
bro su libertad ell Is de abril, a.
legandose que padece de tuber.
culosis.
Cuando Kaplan fue detenido,
con ell jefe de detecti-
yes Scarboro lie dijo: Estoy listo
para la silla electrical"
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
A LOS EMPLEADOS Sc PA
CARA Ell Ola 80.

Habana, JUNO 29.-No obs
tante unas declaraciones hechas
por ell secretario de goberna :
ci6n, Sr. Pelaez, afirmando que
a los empleados no Sc les podria
pagan hasta mediados de julio,
en- la ~secretaria de hacienda 50
manifesto ell sabado que los en-
pleados cObraran ell martes, dia
80.
Pelaez asegur6 que no Sc pa
garia por negarse los liberales y
nacionalistas a conceder al pre-
sidente Gomez una authorization
que habia solicitado.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Sc ESTFEL1O UT AERO
PLANO EN- LA A

Daytona Beach, JUNO 90
I'm pequeno aeroplano Sc estre-
ll6 aver en- la playa, p%ereciendo
AL Stanley, de 20 amos, director
de una banda de mGsica, Y la
Srta. Mary Lee Butler, de 20 a
nos, empleada de un club noe :
.urno.
Los dos Sc ahogaron antes de
que Sc pudiera llegar a desatar-
icS.
Ell photo Strobe Lander, due
no del aeroplano, recibi6 heri-
das en- la cara y la nariz, ingre-
sando en- un hospital.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Ell DE UNION
REPUBLICAN,

Madrid, JUNO 29.-Inici6 ell
sabado sus sesiones ell congreso
del partido Union Republican,,
porci6n del Frente. Popular.
Pronunci6 ell discurso de a
pertura ell Sr. Martinez Barrio,
p~residente de las Cortes, quien
dijo que ell eongreso diseutira
la reforma de los estatutos del
partido.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

ma Y debo ir a Syracuse" jean
neyte Sc qued6 sentado a una
mesa en- compania de las ninas
gemelas Margaret y Marian, de
8 amos, que iba a entregarle flo
res a la nOvia.
"Puede que este haya sido 10
mejor"-fue ell comentario de-
finitivo del "calabaceado."
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Ell PESO MAXIMO DE LOS
SACOS

Habana, JUNO 29.-La aso-
ciaci6n de Cares y Camiones 50
ha dirigido al gobierno pidiendo
Sc apruebe una ley que prohibe
los sacos con 325 libras de peso.
Green esos conductores que
ning1n saco debe pesar mas de
Glen libras, de modo que ell obre-
no no ten2a que realizar esfuer-
EOS s~obrehumanos para ganar-
Sc la vida.
En- Cuba los sacos de aZ1car
pesan 325 libras y hay tercios
de tabacos que pesan mas de
200 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
LA LEY DE ~NAcloNALlzA-
CION Sc CUMPLIRA ES-


Habana, JUNO 29.-El secre-
tario del trabajo Ia dicho que
Ia ley de decentralization Sc cum
plira estrictamente, pero dan
do tempo a las empresas para
que puedan sustituir a los en-
pleados extranjeros con natives
y naturalizados.
Por ell tribunal suprema de
la naci6n Sc ha dispuesto que los
ciudadanos naturalizados. con
la exception de poder ser presi-
dente de la IR~epublica, tienen los
derechos que los natl
voS.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
NO PUDO CASARSE Ell VIE
10 DE 80 AMOS

Old Forge, N. Y, JUNO 20
Cuando habia hecho todos los
preparativos para casarse, Gu.
jeanette, de SO amos, veterano
de la guerra entire los estados,
la novia, Ella Blanche Naming,
de GO amos, resolvi6 marcharse
a su domicilio dando esta expli-
caci6n: "Tengo a mi hija enfer-
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Sc EFECTUO Ell PLEBISCI-
TO DEL ESTATUTO GA
LEGO

Madrid, JUNO Pei gobier-
no levant6 ell sabado ell estado
de alarma en- las cuatro provin-
cias gallegas y aver Sc efectu6
ell plebiscito del estatuto.
Hoy Sc dara a conocer, por el
ministro de la gobernaci6n, el
resultado de los escrutinios.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

lamation Of his accession was pre-
sented to be signed.
With his hand raised high the
King must then swear an oath to
guarantee the security Of the Church
Of Scotland.
The Accession Oath.
The accession oath, sworn by the
King before the Privy Council. says:
II, Edward Albert Christian George
Andrew Patrick David. do solemnly
and sincerely, in the presence Of God,
profess, testify and declare that am
a faithful member Of the Protestant
Reformed Church by law established
in England, and that shall, accord
ing to the true intent Of enactments
which secure the Protestant succession
to the throne of my realm. uphold
and maintain said enactments to the
best of my powers, according to law"
The Privy Council Of the new Kings
father was expected to be resworn
for service, with each member kneel-
ing and kissing the royal hand upon
appointment.
As his majesty withdraws-his first
duty as King accomplished-heralds
in sparkling attire then proclaim the
accession to the crowds outside the
palace.
Trumpets sound thrice. drums roll.
guards present arms and the crowds
cheer and wave hats while the bands
crash out the opening bars IT the
British national anthem:
God Save the King"
Thousands OF troops line the streets,
while the heralds ride in glittering
cavalcade to Temple Bar, boundary OF
the ancient city Of London. to meet
the lord mayor, sheriffs and other ofn-
cials.
Again the silver trumpets sound as
the lord mayors advance guards meet
the procession with the ringing cry:
Who comes there?"
"The officer of arms, who demands
entrance to the city to proclaim the
King" replies the pursuivant for the
heraldS, the Earl Of Marshall.
The barrier opens, the pursuivant
rides up to the lord mayor crying,
''The King is dead! Long live the
King!"
The proclamation is read later on
the steps of the Royal Exchange in
the heart of the business quarter. The
new reign has begun.
The accession of the bachelor King
created many new questions Of pre-
| cedence for the crown.
There Is now no Prince OF Wales
no heir apparent.
The Duke Of York, second son of
King George and Queen Mary, as heir
presumptive, cannot take the title of
Wales and the principality must re-
main merged with the crown unless
the new King marries and produces
an heir.
! The 9-year-old Princess Elizabeth,
Evening star., 1936-01-21
TRAFFIC REPORT
FINDS OPPOSITION
lnterfederation Refers Conn.,
mittee Proposals to vari-
Gus Groups.

A report containing number OF
recommendations for solving the trel-
nc problems Of Washington and nearby
areas met immediate opposition last
night when it was placed before the
Interfederation Conference from Arl-
1ngton, Prince Georges and Montgom-
ery Counties and the District OF Co
lumbia by the groups Special Irafhc
Committee.
Opposition centered about the COM
mittee's request that the conference
Immediately throw its weight behind
the recommendations and forward
copies Of the report to District, Mary
land and Virginia authorities. Chair
man r. E. Plymale of the committee
declared the seriousness of the traffic
situation warranted immediate action.
The conference, however, later voted
to send the report to each member
federation for consideration before
final action is taken. This action came
after several members had objected
the recommendations of the committee
as too "far-reaching" to be passed
upon without further study.
Thomas E. Lodge, president of the
District Federation, who later was
elected president of the conference,
declared he could not commit himself
for the Washington civic body on GER
tain phases of the report which re-
ferred to the District
The committee also recommended
certain street and highway improve
ments, better traffic education, official
inspection of automobiles, better opera
tion of the traffic courts and additional
police.
Lodge succeeds William c. Hull of
the Arlington Federation as president
Other officers elected were H. S. Yohe
Of Montgomery, first vice chairman;
Arthur Orr. Arlington. second vice
chairman: Judge Alfred D. Bailey OF
Prince Georges, third vice chairman
Evening star., 1936-01-21

Of God King of the United Kingdom
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