Legislature in Mess Last Night in Annapolis
Annapolis Md April 2 The General Assembly failed to adjourn by midnight and pressed unfinished business into the early hours. A $4 100 000 relief pledge was set but Washington demanded $5 000 000, including 1 500 000 for old age pensions, signaling a possible special session. The House defeated a dog racing bill while approving automobile tags and road funding measures as sessions extended into the morning. Also the Senate sent to the Governor a constitutional amendment to add a Montgomery Frederick circuit judge amid partisan debate.
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Government gains Supreme Court stay as NRA faces scrutiny
Washington reports the government secured Supreme Court permission to avert a fast of the constitutionality of the NRA hub in the recovery program. The court dismissed its Belcher lumber code appeal while Senate moves aim to guide new legislation extending the Blue Eagle. Senator Hastings praised the action as DOJ indicating it cannot sustain NRA.
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Mr Baker 81 Today In Frederick Banking Leader
Joseph D. Baker Frederick's first citizen marks his eighty first birthday with no special plans. He dined in Baltimore Monday and returned to his Francis Scott Key Hotel apartment. Last year he received a testimonial dinner at the same hotel. Baker chairs Citizens National Bank of Frederick and is well known in state banking circles.
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Trustee seeks April 16 distribution for Blue Ridge notes
William B. French trustee of Blue Ridge Securities Corporation petitions Equity Court over the weekend seeking a April 16 distribution to note holders totaling about four percent of the outstanding $877,000 serial secured coupon notes from the 1930 issue of $900,000. He has court permission to notify creditors to file claims by April 29, saying claims cannot be located for all holders. A secondary petition pertains to the $900,000 serial notes. French, as corollary receiver for Blue Ridge Investment Company, reported a proposed sale of an apartment building at 1815 Street N. W. by Charles L. Rosemund for net $55,000 with $46,500.52 accrued charges to be paid. There is a balance due on a second deed of trust on the property.
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Washington
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TWO WOMEN KILLED IN BROOKLYN HOME MASSACRE
In Brooklyn a grandmother Nora Kelly aged 60 and her granddaughter Florence McVey aged 18 were found slain in a basement after a criminal assault. A barking dog led tenant Patrick Murray to the grisly discovery.
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Florence McVey
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Court approves sale actions in DC trusts case
July 21 1932 notes and deeds of trust cited in a District of Columbia case. Judge approved public sales of office furniture used by receiver Mr. French and three certificates of beneficial interest from Peoples Liquidating Corporation. Receivership assets expected to be liquidated in the coming weeks.
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Opening Day Brings Many Trout To Frederick Streams
Hundreds of fishermen from Frederick County Baltimore and the District fanned out in rain for an all night opening on Fishing and Hunting creeks. Largest trout weighed about 19 1 4 inches taken by Bruce Kelly Washington. another 16 3 4 inch rainbow by Edward Snyder Baltimore. Average catch around five per man with few natives landed. Restocking planned for week end with 25 000 legal trout held for redistribution.
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Doffy Dies in Providence After Long BPOD Life
James B. Duty grand treasurer of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks since 1932 died at his home in Providence BR on April 1. He served as grand treasurer for decades and was a prominent fraternal leader.
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Beachley Named as Town Burgess Beachley Again Wins Middletown Vote
In Middletown a nonpartisan election re-elected E Walter Beachley as burgess by four votes over George L Dub. Beachley and Dr Frank C Ryan Rube A Reed won two year terms as commissioners. Fred M Hoffman won the one year post. Total votes 238 with about half of registered voters casting ballots. Election officials Albert A Wise and D Grayson Senner assisted. The new officers may assume office next Monday.
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Burgess
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Maurice R. Holter
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Property transfers pile up in clerk's office
Deeds for several transfers were filed this week with properties at 211 and 213 East Fourth Street. Dr. John H. Elvin trustee moved title to Mrs. Anna Hunt, then to Dr. Rudolph M. Ray for about $2,000. Mercer then held 213 East Fourth before passing to Dr. Ray. West South Street at 201A changed hands from the Martz family to Frederick M. Koogle for about $3,000. A sale on West All Saints Street moved from Jacob H. Kidwiler to Roger W. Smith for about $2,500.
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Anna Hunt
Washington
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Dole Funds Near Exhaustion Amid Conference Delay
Washington reports the $4.88 billion relief bill again stalls as the House returns it to conference after a 249 to 110 vote. Senate conferees, chaired by Glass, plan to meet tomorrow to decide whether to accept a second conference and how to handle the one third labor requirement for direct labor in the $900 million loan and grant earmark. Glass, who opposed the bill, criticized Senate leadership remarks and said he might refuse to serve as conferee if pressured by Ickes, amid continued administration opposition.
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Senate Conferees and Potential Deadlock Under Roosevelt Policy
The text explains how halt of state projects could be upheld by President Roosevelt. It notes that Senate conferees resignations would trigger new appointments, while continued talks with disagreement at a second conference could allow the Senate or House to instruct or replace conferees. It warns a deadlock is possible, though Democratic leaders doubt it.
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Maryland Governor Signs 1 Percent Gross Receipts Tax
Annepoli Md April 1 Gov Harry W Nice signed the 1 per cent gross receipts tax aimed at relief funds as the Legislature rushed to adjourn. The move replaces a blocked 2 per cent sales tax and takes effect immediately amid questions from the Federal Relief Administration over revenue shortfalls. The governor cited feeding the hungry as a motive while relief prospects remained unsettled. The House also passed a Senate bill escheating long unclaimed bank deposits to the state, pledging those receipts to relief efforts.
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