Legore Leads Senate Amid Turmoil and Relief Talks
The Maryland Senate ousted Bale and installed LeGare Baile as leader during a special session. Harry Wo LeGonne and other replacements followed as debate over relief revenue bills intensified. Gov Nice pushed a gross receipts tax while grocers protested from the State House balcony.
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Senate
Republcan
Harry Wo LeGonne
Frederick County
Baile
Carra County
Carra County, Fi Been Unseated Senita. OQ
Strausio Lloyd
Wiromirs
Hinidharani
Mirch
LeGare Baile
Semata James Bo Latine
Calvert County
Marry W. Nice
Nice
Kent R. Mulhkin
Ways and Mean
Thomas L. Popp
Allegany County
William R Wowardard
Baltimore County
James H. Brouwamel
Harford
Board of State Aid and Charities
Hay
Tye Hy
Plan To Put Brakes On Spending Meets Trouble
The Roosevelt administration faced friction as a push to curb spending met opposition. The American Farm Bureau Federation announced a campaign for new farm registration and an ever normal granary option, signaling possible shelving by Secretary Wallace amid economy orders. Edward A. O Neal, Federation president, said they favor economy but not at agriculture’s expense and noted plans for a new agricultural adjustment bill with details pending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agricutural
Arcane Hallo
American Form Bureau Federation
Wallace
Ead
Edward A. O'Neal
O Neal
Federation
Hongkong Clipper Arrives in Manila Ahead of Inaugural Flight
The Hongkong Clipper of Pan American Airways arrived from Honolulu and will depart for Hong Kong on the morrow. The trip marks a key leg in restoring air mail service between the United States and China as part of a broader Pan American plan.
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Manila Manda
Pan-American Air Lines
Honolulu
Hongkong
China
United Sates
Railroads Speed Fire Prevention Along Tracks in Maryland
Assistant State Forester Quick reports most Maryland railroads completed clearing 100 feet from tracks in timberlands designated as fire hazards. Only Allegany and Garrett counties and parts of Frederick and Washington counties lagged. Penalties apply for missing the March deadline.
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Balunvire Ap
Assisant State Forestar
Maryland
Allegany
Garrett
Ohio
Frederick
Washington
State Forestry Department
Quick
Asistant Forester
Dunn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Madrid under bombardment sparks violent calls for revenge
Reports from Madrid describe ongoing bombardment days fueling fear and protests. At least thirty more die daily, totalling around 2500 in eleven days as civilians endure shelling in central districts and the suburb Usera while authorities push back insurgents. A separate fire company demonstration on East South Street showcased a coordinated response using an oil and gasoline mix to control a blaze.
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Madrid
Thelts
Cric
Manning
Beliegers
Usera
United Fire Company
East South Street
Validity Of First Divorce Questioned
London reports legal doubt over the validity of Mrs Wallis War field Simpsons first divorce with assertions by constitutional lawyer Berriedale Keith. He argues the Virginia divorce may not have properly dissolved the prior marriage, affecting her June wedding to the Duke of Windsor and prompting calls for government confirmation.
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London
Wallis Warfield Simpsons
Duke of Windsor
Berriedale Keith
Edinburgh
Scatsman
Simpson
Tate Fen
Keith
Edward VIII
S W. Spencer, Jr
United States Navy
Warrenton
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
Ipswich
England
Virginia
Stanley Baldwin
Windsor
Missing Shippensburg High School Girl Named Edith Main
Edith Main, 11, a Shippensburg High School sophomore, did not return home from school in Shippensburg Pennsylvania. Her father Warper Main reported her disappearance to police. a schoolmate Carl Brindle saw her near the school around 1 pm yesterday. She is about 4 feet 4 inches tall, 115 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair, wearing a brown dress.
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Shippensburg
Edith Main
Warper Main
Carl Brindle
Funeral Service Held for Thomas Clyde Colt Founder of Local Canning Company
Funeral services were conducted in Orange New Jersey for Thomas Clyde Colt, founder of Colt and Dixon Canning Company, who died at home of Mrs. Fredopech Ritchie in Orange at age 71. Colt, a longtime Irvington resident, helped build Colt's Express Company and contributed to local industry for decades.
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Orange N Oj
Thomas Clyde Col
Colt and
Dixon Canning
Fredopech Wo Ritchie
Orange Tuesday
Colt
Fred+ cerick
Prederk
Bisa
Irvington
Ned
Orange
Boshead
Colts Express Company
Tamas
Fort Bye
Serre Ata Mia
Colt’s Express Company
Thomas A Edison
Mento Park
Edsona
Edison
Commission Urges Governor to Veto Bass Season Change
The State Conservation Commission asked Gov. Harry W Nice to veto a bill shortening Washington county bass season by fifteen days. It would open June 15 and close October 21, shifting from the current July 1 to November 30. The panel argued the change would break statewide uniformity and disrupt bass spawning.
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The
State Conservation Commission
Harry W. Nice
Washington County
Colt Brothers partner and heirs noted in obit
Mr Colt, closely allied with Edison through transporting scientific equipment, led Colt Brothers with his brothers Samuel Colt and others. He wrote Flight of Time and belonged to Union Lodge AFP ALM Orange, Sons of the American Revolution, and the New England Society of Orange. Surviving: daughter Dorothy Colt of East Orange, son Thomas Clyde Colt Jr, director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and a grandson Thomas Clyde Colt III.
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Mr. Colt
Edison
Colt Brothers
Colt
Samuel Colt
Essex County
Union Lodge
AFP & Alm
Orange
Sons of the American Revolution
New England Society of Orange
Miss Dorothy Colt
East Orange
Thomas Clyde Colt, Jr
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Richmond, Va
Thomas Clyde Colt
General Motors strike in Oshawa reaches tentative deal
Representatives of management and strikers reached terms to end the Oshawa General Motors strike now in its third week. If the 3700 workers ratify, they will return to work Monday morning. CL Mallard, local president of the workers' union, said ratification would be required.
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Urese
Toronto
Can
General Motors
Oshawa
Ontario
Lewistown
National Slabor Relations Board
Ishoe
Ont
Mitchell Hepburn
CL Mallard
UAW Seeks Oshawa Backing After Tentative Accord
The United Automobile Workers moved the agreement to Oshawa for stewards and a 10 o clock strikers meeting, with union counsel Jo Cohen calling it eminently satisfactory. Details remain private but the deal reportedly includes a wage rise and shorter hours, while recognition remains unresolved.
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United Automobile Workers of America Union
Oshawa
Jo, Cohen
Premice Hepburn
United Automobile Workers
Isue
General Matory
Canada
Pbetd
Une den
John Lo Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organizas
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American Arm Horean Federation
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Elizabeth
Tae Castle
Kheers
Scot Lawser
Shippensburg High School
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Dixon Canning Co
Commission
U.S
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C. C. Carty Inc
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Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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