MIDLAND JOURNAL, RISING SUN, MD. spe- nounced approval of eastern Boro Dean i new airplane altitude record of 47,660I Sept. It—W. Dawson Little, Sani June 7—James Keeley, vice president June 2—President Roosevelt In golf cial message set forth his future plans security pact fostered by France. feet. Francisco, won national amateur ’ of Pullman company and former editor. 9—Frenfch air liner fell in Eng- *—Representative for betterment of living. August 15—Evacuation of Haiti ov ’ May championship. June T. C. Coffin by American marines completed. lish channel, six perishing. First America’s cup race “no con- of Idaho. June 11—Silver bill passed the 14—George senate. Aug. 18—Manchukuo severed all rela- May R. Pond and Cea- test" for lack of wind. Jesse C. Grant, last remaining child R. G. Tug- tions with Russia. sare Sabelll started from New York Sept. 17—British challenger Endeavor of Gen. U. S. Grant. June 14—Senate confirmed Aug. at on nonstop to Rome. undersecretary agriculture. 21—World Jewish conference flight defeated Rainbow In first America's June Hi—lda I Sketly, American actor. well as of Geneva declared redoubled boycott of 1 May 15—Pond and Sabelll landed in cup race. June It—'lorn Masson, Chronology June 15—Steel workers decided to engine i author and Nasi Germany. Ireland because of trouble. Jimmy McLarnin defeated Barney editor. postpone strike Indefinitely. May began June Langer of North Sept. 3—Evangeline Booth elected I 27—Rossi and Codos flight Ross, regaining welterweight title. Fourth Duke of Wellington. 16—Governor general of the Salvation Army. from Paris to California. Sept. 18—Endeavor June Smith, American Dakota and four others convicted of Sweden, won second race. to—Thorne of the Year Sept. 10—Richard Sandler. May 28—Wing trouble forced Rossi Sept. 20—Rainbow won third Amer- author. defrauding States government. elected League of Nations. to June United congress ad- president of and Codos land at New York. ica's cup race. 22—M. E. Greenebaum, veteran June 18—Seventy-third Sept. 15—Russia accepted Invitation > Chicago journed. June 28—B. and J. Adamewicz start- Jim Londos defeated Strangler Lewis hanker. to Join League of Nations. , ed flight from New York to Warsaw. In Chicago, retaining heavy- June 21—Charles S. Thomas of Col- June 20—President Roosevelt given Sept. 18—Russia became a member of Harbor Grace, world's orado, former governor degree via N. F. weight wrestling title. and senator. of doctor of laws at Yale. the League of Nations. , June 30—Gas shortage forced Adam- June 25—R. E. president In- Cleaners scrapped code. Sept. agreed half Sept. 22—Rainbow won fourth race; Christie, their NRA 28—Russia to sell ; owtcs brothers to land In Normandy. Sopwlth's protest vestment Bankers' association. 1934 June 24—President Roosevelt ordered Interest In Chinese Eastern railway to not allowed. June July 24—Ten United States army Bept. 24—Rainbow won fifth cup 27—Eugene M. Rhodes, historian spending of $150,000,000 In middle west Manchukuo for 850,000.000. race. of the west. Sept. 27—Great Britain. France and , bombing planes completed flight from Detroit Tigers won American league ComplM by drouth areas. ; Washington to ork, bridge expert. E. W. PICKARD code held Italy signed agreement guard inde- Fairbanks, Alaska. pennant. Milton w June 26—United States milk to July 28—Stratosphere balloon start- Sept. J , e ?*—Zar o Agha, I*o years illegal by Federal Judge Barnes In pendence of Austria. 26—Rainbow won sixth race and iIn i l old. Oct. 9—King Alexander of Jugo- ed from near Rapid City. N. D., but retained the America’s cup. Istanbul. Chicago. Cll - ® . Foreign fabric ripped at 60,000 feet; three oc- Sept. ora Q Ro ot Chicago, noted jg^^^SSSSSSSSSSSSaSSSSSSSSSr by slavia and Minister Barthou of 26—United States accepted In- —. June 28—Board of three named ■ cupants of gondola came down safely crusaderl against white slavery. President mediate steel Industry France assassinated in Marseilles bv vitation to Olympic games of 1936 in June to Macedonian terrorist. with parachutes. Berlin. 30—The duke of Marlborough. troubles. Aug. ° Oct. 23—Japan demanded naval equal- B—James Ayllng and Leonard Sept. 80—8t. Louis Cardinals won L f rm *r ,e"' DOMESTIC July I—President Roosevelt sailed on Reed began nonstop flight ator Roosevelt accepted ity with United States and Great Brit- from Wa- National league pennant. y Jan. I—President cruiser Houston for vacation cruise to ain. saga Ont., to Bagdad. rlnCe C°n,°rt Henry of th * Secretary of the Beach. Oct. B—St. Louis won first game In Nethe the resignation of Hawaii. Oct. 25—Nobel prise In medicine Aug. 9—Ayllng and Reed forced to world's series. rlairds. Treasury W. H. Woodin and appointed July 4—Rev. John F. O’Hara elected George Minot, H. land near —Mme. awarded to Drs. G. London by lack of fuel, Oct. 4—Detroit won second game. Marie Curie, co-dlscov- Henry Morgenthau, Jr., to succeed him. president university. Murphy United of France, regular of Notre Dame Whipple and W. P. of i Aug. 19—Pond and Sabelll, flying Oct. s—St. Louis won third game. •‘r%r. radium, In Jan. B—Congress opened ses- July 6—Eightieth birthday of Re- States. back from Rome, crashed Wales. m °f Vienna, Hebrew President s Jackson, in Oct. 6—Detroit won fourth game. poet sion and heard Roosevelt party celebrated at Nov B—Luigi Pirandelll. Italian nov- Sept. 3 —Col. Roscoe Turner won Virginia Van again message declaring the New Deal must playwright, Thompson Wie won na- July MacVeagh 6ublicaniich. elist and awarded Nobel 1 trophy at national air races tional women's golf title. 6—Franklin of Chi- permanent. Cleveland; cago, former be made .. July 9—Senate’s sentence of W. •'rise for literature. „ in Douglas Davis, noted Oct. 7—Detroit won secretary of the treas- Jan. 4—Congress revived President Jail by Urey of Co- fifth game. ury. P. McCracken for contempt upset Nov 15—Dr. Harold C. pilot, killed during the race. Oct. B—St. Louis won game. Roosevelt’s budget message calling for lumbia university. New York, awarded the sixth Maud D. C. court of appeals. Sept 26—Poland won international Oct. 9—St. Louis Cardlnalß won sev- Mrs. Radrord Warren. American 16H billion dollars. July —Mississippi to remain the Nobel prize in chemistry for his dis- balloon race. author. passed $470,000,000 na- 10 voted "heavy enth game and world's championship. Jan. s—House dry. covery of water.” Oct 19—Twenty airplanes left Eng- Heydler July B —Joseph Keating, British nov- liquor tax bill. 22—Jugoslavia accused Hungary Nov. 2—John resigned as elist. tional , ~ Francisco Nov land on race to Australia. upheld mora- July 14—Unions in San King Melbourne, president of National baseball league. Jan. B—Supreme court general of complicity in assassination of Oct. 23—C. W. A. Scott and Camp- July 9—C01.. William H. Walker, mortgages. area voted for strike. Al(sXAnd6r< Nov. B—Ford C. Frick elected pres- chemist. torium on July 16—General strike in effect In request bell Black of England won air race to ident of National league. Jan. 10—President Roosevelt asked Nov. 26—Italy refused French Melbourne in 2 days. 22 hours July 13—Hugh Frayne, prominent ratify Lawrence San Francisco. Dr. Ante Pavelich. and 25 Nov. 16—Bob Olln won light heavy- the senate to the St. of for extradition of King minutes. union labor leader. waterway treaty. James J. Dooling elected head alleged leader of band that killed weight title from Maxle Rosenbloom July , ... Francesco Agello Italy l—Julian Hawthorne, author, , Lieut of passed national liquor tax Tammany. Alexander of Jugoslavia. set m New York. only son Senate July 17—Gov. William Langer of refused Japan new seaplane speed mark of 440.29 Nov. 24—University of Minnesota of Nathaniel Hawthorne. supreme Dec. I—France to Join miles an hour. won July 16—Louis Ferdinand Gott- North Dakota ousted by state in denouncing Washington naval treaty. western conference football title. schalk, vice 3—Germany promised France to | Prof. Jean Piccard and his wife made Yale defeated Harvard at veteran composer and conductor appointed governor of Porto Rico court decision. Dec. grant stratosphere balloon ascent of ten football. of light opera. R. H. Gore, resigned. July 19—General strike at San Fran- pav for the Saar coal mines and Stanford won coast football title. July 21—Col. appointed political equality of the re- miles. Dec. I—Navy defeated the army J. T. Axton, former Willis G. Gregg was chief cisco called off. to citizens Nov. 4—Sir Charles Klngsford- in chief of chaplains of United State* July —Serious strike riots in Minn- * fool ball. bureau. 20 , army. of the weather _ Smith Capt s—League Nations decided to and P. G. Taylor com- Dec. 9—New York Giants Jan. IB—President Roosevelt asked eapolis and Seattle. Dec. of pleted three-stop defeated July John W. Hamilton, ho- international police force Into the . flight from Brisbane. Chicago Bears, winning professional 24—Bishop congress for additional authority to Blue Eagle restored to Harriman send Australia, to Oakland, Calif. dean of board of bishops. gold reserve and siery Saar, French being excluded, and Ger- football championship. July 25—EngelbertMethodist seize federal bank mills in Tennessee. agreed Nov. B—Transport plane commanded Dollfuss, chancel- flx dollar between 60 and 60 cents. July 21—President Roosevelt ordered many to plan. by Eddie Rlckenbacker flew from J. T. Mahoney of New York elected lor of Austria. modified reforestation Dec.