O Conor Plans A Close Study Of All Bills Passed
Maryland lawmakers quit the State House after a 24 hour session, leaving a record 776 bills for possible gubernatorial action. Governor O Conor sign or veto decisions will be deliberate, with administration bills dominating the agenda. Key defeats included a nonpartisan judges system and a vocational training board. The administration touted a balanced 1940 81 budget with a 95 million appropriation and welfare provisions, plus tax and revenue changes. Interim studies and council appointments will shape next session.
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Studs
State Law Department
Governo
Hany C. Jones
wou
booth
Baltamore
Baltimore Bar Association
O'Coneay
Ways all Means
Senate
House
O’Conor
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Mar-Del Baseball League Opens May 7 In Heath
Denton delegates Calvert C. Mentken and Wilhan T. Neal attended a Mar-Del Baseball League meeting in Heath Delaware. A six team schedule was adopted with games on Sundays starting May 7 except July 4 and Labor Day. Teams include Denton Greenboro Harripeton Hardy Sadlersville and either Queenstown or Suirytat. Neal seeks local talent as roster grows to 18 players. Denton aims to form an amateur club with potential to advance to the Eastern Shore League. Practice games may begin in late April.
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Calvert C. Mentken
Wilhan TH. Neal
Denton
Heath
Greenboro
Harripeton
Hardy
Sadlersville
Queenstown
Suiyrtat
Jin pany vents
Penton
Federalspurge
Soccer Playoffs Begin Sunday in Greensboro
The Eastern Shore Soccer League crowns its Shore champion with Greensboro facing Ridgely in a Sunday 2 p.m. playoff kickoff at Greensboro. The second game will be at Ridgely on Apr 16, with a potential decisive third on a neutral Denton site. both teams promise excitement as they chase historic league glory.
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Ridgely
Denton
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Ridgely Faces Greensboro in Shore League Battle
Raymon Beauchamp leads Ridgely with a strong forward line and scoring ability from Caroline High and Western Maryland College era. Easton falls 3-2 as Ridgely and Greensboro loom, with Greensboro and Denton noted for top shore play. Sunday’s forecast game pits Ridgely at Greensboro as three clubs battle for top honors in a tight league.
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Beauchamp
Caroline High
Western Maryland College
Ridgey
Alhath Greensboro
Ridgely
Greensboro
Bill Henderson
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SELMANAC Chronicle Miscellany of Dates Events
A compact dated record from SELMANAC lists April surrender at Appomattox Court House, Hunt patent in 1849, Nageleen abdication of France in 1814, Augustine Washington's death in 1743, Feral nuts in India in 1919, the first Pony Express arrival in San Francisco in 1868, and the Prince of Wales tour reaching Japan.
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San Francisco
Grand jury probes slot machines and bootleggers
Judge J. Owen Knotts urged action against slot machines as patrons, many of them children, and bootleggers in Caroline County. Seized were fifteen machines in Federalsburg area. indictments followed on liquor, gambling and Sunday law violations. Foreman Harry H. Rieck led a panel who urged continued vigilant enforcement and external aid if needed.
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Denton
cscuit court
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Knotts
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TH. Rieck
Preston
T. WH. Gough
John T. Shults
J. C.Kinnamon
Ralph E. Ober
A. M. Dufin
Martin Adams
W. Kirwin Smith
Martin
CC. Voss
Houston Thawley
Joseph K. Gallagher
John C. Fisher
a. Dallas Blades
T. Sewell Noble
T. Sewell Noble, ‘Charles P. Wriht, Joseph M. Eaton, ‘Charles A. Taylor
John E. Eveland
Richard Blackburn
dJy
Frank R. Clownders
Harlin C. Warrington
Henry Garman
R. Russell Edgell
Ernest Gibbs
Henry Shulties
Carroll M. Elliott
Charles H. Bilbrough
Michael F. Kiblet
Wallace Harper
Frank D. Ziegler
Charles R. Evans
Clarence Ho Roe
Harlan F. Davis
John T
Layman J. Redden
William E. Renfrews
Anne Henzen
Harry Collison
Conrad Lane
W. D. Binebrink
Ridgely
ASFL
Martin C. Voss
Messrs
Joseph M. Eaton
Frank R. Flounders
Shore Election Date To Be Set Within 20 Days
Former Representative T Alan Goldsborough sworn in as Federal judge in Washington. Governor O Conor to set date for a special election in the First Congressional district within twenty days. State Central Committees will name candidates, likely two Democrats Dudley Roe and David J Ward. Wilmer F Davis eyed for Republicans. Political observers note O Conor’s neutrality may persist to avoid enemies in the General Assembly.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Washington
O’Conor
Goldsborough
Roosevelt
State Central Committee
Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne's
David J. Ward
Wicomico
Senator Roe
General Assembly
Ward
O'Conor
Wilmer F. Davis
Caroline county
Annapolis
Easter Sunrise Service at Garland Lake
The Caroline County Council of Churches will hold its second annual Easter Sunrise Service on Sunday April 9 at Garland Lake near Denton Maryland led by Rev H H Schauer Superintendent of the Youth Council The program includes prelude invocation hymn solo scripture reading offering quartette Easter message special selection and benediction with multiple local church leaders participating.
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Caroline County
Norma Hicks
Hillsboro
M. E. Church
Paul F. Burke
Greensboro Baptist Church
Denton Brethren Church
Norman A. Leese
T. J. Turkington
Denton M. P. Church
Thomas Baynard
Denton ME
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Goldsborough Assumes Post on Federal Bench
Former Representative T. Alan Goldsborough has taken the oath as an associate justice of the U S District Court for the District of Columbia and is assigned to the Equity Court. His 18 years in Congress were lauded by Democrats and Republicans, with a luncheon and a ceremony attended by key federal officials and Maryland representatives.
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District Court of the United States
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tribunal
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Maryland
Gifford
Rep
Mass
Steagall
Alabama
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Speaker Bankhead
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Alfred A. Wheat
Banking and Currency Committee
Mariner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Ronald Ransom
Jesse Jones
RFC
Leo Crowley
Phillips Les Goldsborough
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Cole, Kennedy, Lasseer
D’Alesandro
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