Assembly Ends with 7 150 000 Relief Bill Passed
The special session winds down after lawmakers approve a relief package totaling 7.15 million dollars for the next year. Funding includes 4.25 million from state funds, 2.2 million in federal matching funds, and 760 thousand from local subdivisions. A one percent automovilisime tax extension raises 225 thousand. Governor Nice weighs signature as legislators await final word. total 8.715 million projected for twelve months.
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Anera Amnanos
Govermor
alliaing
Senate
Lansdale G Sasscer
crat
Prince
Emanuel Gorfime
Baltimore
Harry Greenstein
rebert
Greenstemm
Baltimore city
Nice Given 10000 To Finish Mansion In Annapolis
The governor received an additional 10 000 to complete reconstruction of the executive mansion amid a tense session. The House advanced two bills to abolish the Survey Commission and Western Islands from the mansion project, one Senate approved and to become law after House passage, the other originated in the House but failed in the Senate.
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Annapolis
Asemboiy
Hay W. Nice
menxon
Bigs survey commission
Survey Commission
Wemstering Islands
House
Senate
Weather Almanac Entry From a Dated Period
The note lists daily and past weather figures such as precipitation totals for various periods, high and low temperatures, and sunrise and sunset times. It includes figures like 31 inches precip in a ton, 34 inches in April, 1935 303 aches, and 19 degree high yesterday with 33 degree low last night.
Beating the Bell System probes reveals a New Deal era crusade
Washington April reports detail a Federal probe led by Sammy Becker into the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and its vast Bell System. The inquiry aims to establish interstate regulation, assist state commissions, and push for legislation to curb malpractices in the industry.
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Washington
Sammy Becker
sancmony
Telegraph Company
2 fe Sammy
ins
de dope
Federal Communications Commission
Becker
sieain
Ferdinand Pecora
omer Paul we Walker
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gimveisiad loomer
Oklahoma
Congress
Indus
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Ten Per Cent Amusement Tax Debate Caps Session
The article notes a proposed ten percent tax on amusements drawing debate in a tense late session. Delegates discuss revenue aims for relief and flood administration while counties seek appropriations and registration reforms. Local and state officials anticipate signing, with state relief measures advancing.
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Board of Breeton
Jacob R. Remsbdurg
Govermor Nice
Fredenck
Gar Te
Sene
Harry W. Le'Gore
Senate
Howse
Mfontromecy
Washington
Allecary
ura
Lecoin
ivan
George A. Casis
NEZauvey
Tole
Carrol aod
Jenna B. Fank
Joseph B Payne
A. Lamar Barr
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Anniversary of Storm Leaves Gettysburg Death Toll Clarified
Washington reports a 1938 Gettysburg reunion plan to mark the battle's fifth anniversary with a national commission. Pennsylvania accounts say 2 000 to 3 000 survivors may attend. state funds totaling 15 000 are already available. Greensboro and nearby towns suffer extensive damage from a January windstorm, with 39 dead and millions in damage across five states.
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GETTYSBURG
U.S
Washington
tee House
Faddim
Penntyama
Haines
Red Lion
Paul L. Roy
Pennsylvania state commission for
ever
Pennsylvania
Earle
Greensboro
dewette
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Carolina
Georga
Red Cross
New Tax Program Sparks Unfairness Claims in House Hearing
Washington April reports lawmakers heard sharp criticism of a $79 million tax program from business leaders. Charles Warner of Warnes Company Philadelphia called the plan terrifically unfair, arguing it hurts distressed firms. Thomas Taleferevo of Hammond Standisn and Compenry Detroit warned back taxes could force his packing business to close if the levy applies to unpaid taxes.
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Washington, Apr
IAP
Michigan
House
Wars and Means
Charles Warner
Warnes Company
Philadelpha
Thomas W. Taleferevo
Hammond Standisn and Compenry
Detroit
Unshaken After Loss By Borah In New York
In New York the Borah for President campaign kept steady after a loss as Idaho’s Borah allies and supporters held firm. Bachmann and supporters framed the contest as not a true strength test, while Borah’s headquarter staff continued operations with various advisors present.
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Borah
New York
t.ciory
régnar Re organizaion
Senai amd Borah
Idaho
G. Bachmann
Iman
hes
Empee & Bachmann
Aimos
Price Movements Of Market Irregular In New York
Irregular price movements dominated the New York market with a slow trading pace. European markets looked firmer at the open while domestic trading showed selective buying and a mixed bond and commodity scene. The pound opened around $4.9572.
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New York
Union Lenten Service at Calvary Church Tonight
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a union Lenten service at 7 30 pm with a sermon by Dr. Allen A. Rockdale on Exercity Not Time. The anthem Unfold Ye Portals features soprano Mrs. Sherman P. Bowers performing Open the Gates of the Temple.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Allen A. Rockdale
Sherman P. Bowers
Defense Case Ends As Myers Trial Rests Without Witnesses
In Rockville April 3 AP event the Ernest W. Myers trial nears verdict after the defense rests with no witnesses. Wham Cleary of Philadelphia testifies for the state about the October 23 1934 mistaken identity slaying of Al Len Wilton paper route agent. A national Emergency Peace Campaign is planned with Rev William Barnhart as Frederick organizer and speakers Franklin D Roosevelt and George Lansbury expected to address nationwide events.
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Ernest W. Myers
Allen B Wilton
Washington
Wham
Cleary
Philadelphia
Edward
Mickey) MecDonald
Wilson fy
Frederck
Wiliam R. Bartthart
Hood College
Pranklin D Roevelt
George Lansbury
Brush Labor party
York Ciy
Frederick
Calevary Methodist Episcopal
Europe
Asia
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Raid Seizes Two 150-Gallon Still Plants In Catoctin Mountain
Federal agents led by Robert J. Ridgely raid two still plants along a highway from Philips Delight to Catoctin Furnace in Maryland. One plant inactive, the other deserted. 50 gallons of whiskey and 1550 gallons of mash seized plus distilling paraphernalia. Arrests reportedly pending for unknown individuals.
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Teo het
Catoctin Mountain
Robert J. Ridgely
Myersville
Ralph Tacs
Willam T Roe
edite
Al. Ridgely
hishway
Phlips Delight
Catechim Furnace
Middledown Valley
Tne
Horse Recovered After Strange Nighttime Pursuit
A horse wandered the streets and was taken to police headquarters by a passerby. Officer Alien McHenry offered to shelter the animal for the night while authorities searched for an owner. Wales found the horse and calmed it this morning, recalling the earlier attempt to seize it.
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moma
yesterdar
Frederick
Alien McHenry
Wales
Weather brings cold snap with pea sized hail and wind
A late winter storm brought heavy west winds and pea sized hail across the area. The precipitation totaled around 31 inches? and temperatures plunged to 33 degrees, with the day ending in freezing conditions expected on March 20.
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Tesha
fen Thaursud
Last Effort to Save Hauptmann Case Stirs Jersey
Attorney for Paul Wendel seeks Hunterdon grand jury action to indict Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping while Mercer county declined. The Mercer grand jury previously refused to indict, and the 8 PM execution deadline looms as prosecutors debate whether to convene another panel or seek a stay.
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Trenton
N. J
Brand Richard Haupmann
Mercer county grand jury
iRaller
Lioyd Fisher
Hunterdon county
grand jury
Paul H Wydel
Bruno Hauptmann
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon
Hauptmann
Hauck
Pusher
muight
Thomas W. Trenchard
out Bay
David T. Went
Col
Clark O. Kimberiing
Fisher
crme
Wendel
Mercer county
wrs
Trenchard
Wiennz
wes
Epropbhaate Haase Haase gione
Harold G Hoffman
Wileniz Bas
Col Bambering
Car Stolen in Yellow Springs Near Sheriff’s Office
Report from Lewis F. Martz of Yellow Springs that a 1927 Chevrolet sedan was stolen around 11 o'clock while parked on Record Street near the sheriff’s office. Martz had left the car for a short while before noticing its absence.
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Lewis F. Martz
Yellow Springs
Cheverele
stollen
Record street
Sherriff
Martz
onis
Frederck County Welfare Board Official Attends Baltimore Meeting
J Sheden Turner executive secretary of the Frederck County Welfare Board joins staff at a meeting of the Board of State Agencies in Baltimore. Turner's participation highlights interagency coordination on welfare programs and policy updates.
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J. Sheden Turner
Frederck County Welfare Board
Board of State Act
jCoanies
Baltimore
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