Reassessment Fate Doubtful as Maryland Legislature Closes
Frederick County faces potential delays in property reassessment and bond refunding actions as the Maryland General Assembly adjourns. Reports say the statewide reassessment bill may have died, affecting plans to raise taxes and financing. Local officials await official word as dealers discuss the new one percent gross sales tax and its impact on retail prices and relief funding.
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Frederick County
Harry W. LeGore
Annapolis
Fredrick County
Frederick City
Roperty
State Commission
General Assembly
Fredick County
State Tax Commission
Brunswick
County Commission
Jan- TV
Ilegal
Invests
Rederick County
Typhans Court
Maryland
Weather Summary Sparse Readout for April 1934
Weather report shows 0.11 inch precipitation in past 24 hours, April total 3.97 inches and deficit 0.99 inch for 1935. High yesterday 41, low last night 41, compared with 82 and 44 a year ago. Sunset 6:34 pm, sunrise 5:54 am, moonrise 5:34 pm.
Athens beleaguered as students parade in protest
Thousands of students and others marched the streets of Athens protesting the government failure to sentence Venizelist leaders to death. The city resembled a besieged town as armored guards stood before Premier Panayiotis Tsaldaris offices and public buildings. Spectators shouted lynch the traitors while thirteen rebel officers condemned by court martial were publicly degraded.
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Athens
Panayoti Tsaldaris
Publc
French Prosecutor Seeks Exemption for American Spies
Paris April 2 AP Publc Prosecutor Hamel asked for the exemption of Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Switz Americans from sentence after they confessed to disclosing the spy ring workings. They faced conviction by the 13th Correctional Chamber. the plea could lead to immediate liberation after trial with a verdict of absolution.
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Paris
Publc
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Robert Gordon Switz
13Th
Why NRA Dropped Belcher Case Is Bared by Dutcher
Washington report explains the Belcher case, once the test of NRA constitutionality, was dropped due to fear of Brandeis and a split among New Deal lawyers. Stanley Reed persuaded Attorney General Cummings and Roosevelt to halt the effort, fearing Brandeis would strike down the code amid private authority over lumber production.
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Washington
Brandeis
New Deal
Belcher
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Cummings
Donald Richberg
Roosevelt
Reed
High Court
Justice Department
Hughes
Stone
Roberts
Cardozo
Felix Frankfurter
Social Security Bill To Come Soon in House Action
The Ways and Means committee agreed to report the administration's social security bill to the House. Chairman Doughton will introduce a new bill embodying amendments from the committee. A motion to include payroll tax sections passed with most Democrats backing, Republicans silent. Democratic leaders consider a gag rule for floor amendments next week. The bill would retain old age pensions and unemployment insurance in the final form.
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Washington
Ways and Means
House
Doughton
North Carolina
Cooper
Tennessee
Lamneck
Ohio
Baruch Comment Cited in Senate Munitions Hearings
Mr Bernard Mannes Baruch tells the Senate munitions committee that government serves those who cannot help themselves, prompting Senator Nye to muse on the idea. The exchange underscores debates over social welfare and government responsibility during the period.
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Bernard Mannes Baruch
Senate Munitions Committee
Senator Nye
NRA Code Change Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Industry
Laws in the industry have been permitted to do the allocating and many serious abuses have been reported to NRA. The code is going to be changed. Previous buildup and ballyhoo of the Belcher case as NRA's "perfect test case" are what make the whole episode seem so silly now. And: silly is exactly the way quite a few NRA people are feeling. Ducks Would Better Duck Certain munitions makers are exerting influence in a field which won't be touched by the Senate committees. They're opposed to a closed season on wild ducks and geese this year, which has been advocated because of decimation of the birds, Prongp and dust storms, drying up
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American Nature Association
J. N. Darling
Biological Survey
NEA Service, Inc
NRA
Ballyhoo
Belcher
Senate
Dr Winfield Scott Schley Dies In New York City
Dr Winfield Scott Schley, 61, son of the famed Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, died of a heart attack in New York City. Born in Annapolis while his father served at the Naval Academy, the physician died yesterday with funeral services set for Thursday.
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New York
Winfield Scott Schley
Battle of
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Ball Player Weds Local Star at St John’s Rectory
Ray V Gardner, noted local baseball star, and Miss Lorretta G Harley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Harley of Yellow Springs, quietly married at St John’s rectory Sunday night. The couple will reside at 13 West Seventh Street. Directors elected for Union Manufacturing Company include Thos H Maller, Charlie McC Mathias, Louis L Wilson, Thomas L Zimmer man, and William D Zimmerman. They plan to organize next Monday.
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Robert Baumgardner
William C. Nedding
J. W. L. Carty
Charles McC. Mathias
Squungey
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Albert Harley
Yellow Springs
Ray V. Gardner
St John’s Rectory
J. I. Skrzynski
Gardner
Frederick High School
Los Angeles
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West Seventh Street
Union Manufacturing Company
Thos H Maller
Charlie, McC. Mathias
Louis L. Wilson
Thomas L. Zimmerman
William D Zimmerman
British actors flock to Hollywood welcomes new arrivals
London star Binnie Barnes smiles during her Hollywood arrival as part of a rising stream of British actors joining the growing colony in the American film capital. The article notes the trend of talent importers bringing London talent to U.S. productions.
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Binnie Barnes
Hollywood
Screen
Market Maintains Steady Firm Stand in New York
The stock market clung to the rails and utilities, maintaining its steady to firm stance from the prior session. Wheat and grains were narrow with cotton. secondary carriers supported loans with tighter call money around 1 percent, and the pound sterling opened at 4.82 dollars.
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New York
Frager Lemke bankruptcy act upheld by appeals court
In Richmond Virginia the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the Frager Lemke bankruptcy act constitutional. The ruling reversed a Maryland district court which had held sub section F of Section 75 unconstitutional under the due process clause of the fifth amendment.
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Maryland
Laurel banker and lawyer dies in Laurel Maryland
George Patterson McCeney attorney and vice president of Citizens National Bank of Laurel died at home after a long illness in his 56th year He served twice as mayor of Laurel and was city solicitor resigning in 1931 Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon with burial in Washington DC area
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Laurel
George Patterson McCeney
Citizens National Bank of
Washington
Man Fired by Davey Found Shot to Death
Columbus Ohio April 2 AP Edmund G Mathews once chief of the enforcement division of the curfew department was dismissed by Governor Martin L Davey and was found shot to death at his home Coroner E E Smith did not immediately render a verdict on the cause of death
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Columbus
Edmond G. Mathews
Martin L. Davey
Surguer Department
E. E. Smith
Harford County Canner Dies At 75 In Bel Air Md
Bel Air Md April 2 AP William E Robinson pioneer Harford county canner and head of a large canning firm bearing his name died today at his home near here He was 75 years old and had been in ill health for several years
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Bel Air
William E Robinson
Poneer
Harford County
Here
New Market Homemakers Meet Sets yearlong Chairs
The New Market Homemakers club met at Mrs. J. G. Shawbaker’s home with ten members and one visitor. Lt the president’s absence, Mrs. Murray Etzler presided as officers and committee chairs were named for Fine Arts, Literature, Music, American Home, Citizenship, Education, Public Welfare, Publicity, Program, Fair, Civics, Recreation, and Flowers. Jessie Shawbaker and John Umberger Jr. led the Spring Cleaning project. Next meeting at Mrs. V. W. Nicodemus home on April 1? with Mrs Nicodemus as chairman.
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NEW Market Club
New Market Homemakers Club
J. G. Shawbaker
Murray Etzler
Russell Green
JG. Shawbakee
Carl Kintz
Ruth Nicodemus
V.T. Watkins
Mary McGolenek
G E. Wunder
E. F. Roop
Jessie J. Shawbaker
J. G Shawbaker
John Umberger
W. W. Nerodemus
Hida Itzler
Wm. Zimmerman
Jessie Shawbager
V. W. Nicodemus
Nicortimus
Legislature Ends Stormy in Early Morning Hours
Annapolis April 2 AP Maryland's 1935 General Assembly adjourned at 6 45 am after a bitter floor fight over last minute amendments to reduce Baltimore city liquor licenses and allow Sunday sales. The house adjourned to defeat the amendment as the senate adjourned sine die. The session faced funding relief and a $5 million annual pledge with a one percent gross receipts tax and other revenue maneuvers to balance the budget.
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Baltimore City
Baltimore
Senate
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Worcester
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Howerd
Kent Mullikin
Prince Georges
Prince Georges County
Charles C. Marbury
Lere
Mary- Inn
General Assembly
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4 H Athletic Night Draws Hundreds at Rockville Fair
About 300 youths attended the fifth annual 4 H Athletic Night in Rockville on Saturday. Awards were given in sack and three legged races for small and older boys and girls, with winners including Paul Monmay and Grace Stromberg. The girls won the chair contest. Benjamin B. Rosenstock was reappointed to the National Committee on Real Estate Taxation, joining Maryland’s other representative Stelley. The committee cites a six point program and recent tax limitation laws across several states, with about 400 communities represented.
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Rockville
Albert A. Ady
Montgomery County
Paul Monmay
Alfred Burroughs
Ralph Fawtry
Gaithersburg
Firal
Claude Norris
Richard Vet
Ter
Randolph Bready
Ftral
Bertha Shaver
Nellie Young
Caroline Yarnsley
Pfirst
Grace Stromberg
Marian Umstead
Helen Swartz
James Hogan
Zane Neely
William Dove
Jack Clark
Arthur Norwood
Robert Kendall
Richard Vetter
Harold Young
Harold Brull
Ray Harmon
Junior Cissell
Robert Forsburg
Pearl Messer
Dot Nicholson
Tda Stiles
Lola Mollyneaux
Carolyn Barnsley
Florence Myers
Ruth Myers
Virginia Nicholson
Nelle Young
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
National Committee On
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
Maryland
Stelley
Baltimore
Realtors
Rhode Island
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Washington
Scalded man treated after burns at home incident
William Bailey, colored, of West All Saints street, admitted to La Montevue hospital for facial and eye burns. He suffered scalds when a hot water vessel was raised at a home in Klinehart's alley during the night. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith assisted to the county hospital.
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William Bailey
West All Saints Street
la Montevue Hospital
Klinehart’s Alley
Charles W. Smith
France plans permanent garrison on frontier
Paris April 2 AP Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin called for national unity to counter German rearmament and said France will permanently garrison its ring of fortifications on the frontier. He confirmed troop movements near the eastern border as part of precautionary defense measures. Weekend Camp Held The Onagehsona Group of Campfire Girls spent March 30 at Camp Randy with guardian Miss Sarah Quinn. Many girls earned Wood Gatherer's honors during a council fire after hiking and marshmallow toasting. Attendees included Betty Rice Mary Jane Michael Dorothy Smith Jean Foaga Emily Thames Jean Collinus Peggy Stauffer Doris Etzel er Doris Hemp Betty Sponseller Alice Zeller Harriett Engelbrecht. Anniversary Services Parkway Church of God marks second anniversary Rev William Jackson leads opening sermon with Edgewood Church of God delegation and youth singers. Uniontown Church of God pastor Rev J H Hoch to deliver opening talk. Contract Bridge Scoring Interest grows in new scoring effective April 1 News-Post offers ecards with the rules for rubber duplicate and party bridge at counter in business area.
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Paris
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
France
Randy
Guardian
Sarah Quinn
S Orley
Betty Rice
Mary Jane Michael
Dorothy Smith
Jean Foaga
Emily Thames
Jean Collinus
Peggy Stauffer
Doris Etzeler
Doris Hemp
Betty Sponseller
Alice Zeller
Harriett Engelbrecht
Thhe Parkway Church of God
Wiliam Jackson
Edgewood Church of God
J. H. Hoch
Uniontown Church of God
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