Justice Butler To Preside At Crusade Finals Here May 10
Associate Justice Pierce Butler of the United States Supreme Court will chair the Archdiocesan Oratorical Contest finals on May 10. The event closes the Archdiocesan Crusade convention opening May 8 with a High Mass at Saint John's Church. Thousands from five conferences are expected. sessions run May 9 and 10 at local venues.
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Pierce Butler
United States Supreme Court
Archdiocesan
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
Gerald Fynan
St. Johan's Church
Csty
Crusaders
Saint John’s Church
Louis C. Waeth
Crusade
Edward A. Freking
Cincinnati
Baler Porte
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
John T . McNicholas
O. P
Cincinnnaty
The
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Blue Ridge
Saint John’s Hall
Opera House
Wall
Frederica
Hagertstown
Harpers
Hagerstown
Harpers Ferry
Woll
Frederick
Bes Solerah
Benedict
Saint Jovas Church
Esse
Preece
Curley
Marton
Carlos
Cathole University
Conference of
Clericy
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Ase i Wet
Sng
Machael Curley
D. D. Cieweral
W O Clinton SiSherry
William B Lebhert
Joseph Elkins
John Wilson
Charles N Staley
Dame
Wo Leonard Harry Lebhert
Edward Smith
Corinne Doll
J Ruth Kennedy
Louise Rhodes
J. E Parks
Bernard McCaffrey
Mary Hull
William B Lebherz
Charles Byerly
Harry Whisner
Camden Ramsburg
Harre J. Lebhery
Father Josantis
Ann Wilson
Catherine Long
Fred Kehne
William Lebherz
Charles N. Staley
H. J. Lebherz
Frank Staley
Bernard Crutchley
Robert Lebherz
Andy Weiner
James Conroy
Thomas G. McNicholas
W. Meredith,Smith
Charles H. Conroy, Jr
Edward Thomas
Margaret Hartman
C. D
Austin Thomas
Emory Baer
Chimton McSherry
Robert J. O'Donnell
Dorothy Smith
Henry Decker
Dorothy Brosius
Maryland Delegation Opposes Gross Receipts Tax Push
Frederick county lawmakers in the House of Delegates are believed to oppose a gross receipts tax and a general property tax proposal, with only one member favoring a sales tax if excess funds cut property taxes. The plan from Annapolis may swap a gross receipts tax for an alternate levy such as higher race track betting taxes. Committees prepare relief bills and aim for a quick vote by week’s end amid a no other legislation rule.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Tun Bowers
Tomphe ' Veaiere
Senate
House
Anata
Frederick Counts
Franco claims victory on wide front in renewed push
Gen Francisco Franco massed forces for a fresh thrust toward Bilbao amid a broad victory claim. Britain protests to Madrid over wartime actions as insurgents continue shelling Madrid, killing and wounding several in the ongoing bombardment.
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Franco
France
Francisco Franco
TAO
Bilbao
Great Britain
Wis
Salamanca
London
Spain
Heniaye
Madrid
Innet
Carahanrcel
Ctr
Young Woman Rose McGaha Dies After Self-inflicted Wound
Miss Rose Ellen McGaha, 29, shot herself with a .44 pistol at her father W. C McGaha's Brunswick home as a car arrived to take her back to Springfield State Hospital. She died at Frederick City Hospital after surgery. Survivors include her father, stepmother, a brother Clarence, and several stepsiblings. Funeral at her father's home followed by Union Cemetery services.
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Rose Ellen McGaha
W. C McGahan
Brunswick
Frederick City
Miss McGaha
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Mr and
Stirs W. Oc McGaha
Clarence McGaha
Lotte Fornby
Homeland Go
Daisy Hildebrand
Bell’ Malls
Thornton McGaha
Jacksonville
Fla
Mass
Ethel! McGaha
William A. Herpieh
Union Cemetery
Lovettsgil
C Ho Feete
Som
Stultz Named President of Maryland Utilities Association
Edward Stultz of Hagerstown, formerly of this city and vice president of Fotomac Edison Co., was elected president at the Maryland Utilities Association annual meeting in Baltimore. Robert L. Smith of this city was elected director. The gathering at Lord Baltimore hotel included a banquet and local representatives.
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D. Edward Stultz
Hagerstown
Fotomac Edison Company
Maryland Utilities Association
Baltimore
Robert L. Smith
Lord Baltimore Hotel
RF. ‘Town
Byron A. Winebrewer
Paul
Michael
Split Roosevelt Court Plan Into Two Bills
Washington April 25 The plan to split the Roosevelt court measure into two bills gains momentum as the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to separate the Supreme Court membership provisions from the lower court reforms. Executives sessions begin Tuesday with a strategy to isolate the high court changes, potentially easing passage. The week also features debates on economy and neutrality with a Morrison Black educational aid bill seeking a $300 million annual appropriation.
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Washington
Roosevelt Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate
Thompson Unopposed For Burgess Election
Emmitsburg Maryland reports that burgess Mike Thompson is unopposed for a fourth term in the May 3 municipal election. Town Commissioner John DFolder also runs unopposed for re-election to a three year term. Thompson's administration has overseen a new sewerage system and a disposal plant under construction.
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Emmitsburg
Mike") Thompson
Municpal
John D Flder
Burgess
Burgess Thompson
Maryland Federal Funds Release Under New Deal Totals
Government bookkeepers report that from March 1933 to December last, Maryland received 32.8 million dollars in Federal funds. The figure, released by Arthur E. Hungerford, state director for the National Emergency Council, is based on a Washington summary of agency operations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Arthur E. Hungerford
National Emergency Council
Washington
Four Autos In One Highway Accident Saturday
Four automobiles were involved in a rain accident between Braddock Heights and Middletown Sunday afternoon causing property damage but no injuries. Three Pennsylvania drivers faced reckless driving charges. Austin Thompson was fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Braddock Heights
Middletown
Justice O. Fred Ridenour
Pennsylvania
Walter Horvat
Pattsburgh
Thompson
Omcer B. HW
Cecil
Justice Ridenour
Pennsylvana Motoriite
Howard Schade
Sergi
D. R. Pesterson
State Police
Frederick Junction
Roger H. Geisbert
Urbana
Sergt. Peterson
Leonard Sier
Yamsville
Geisbert
President May Face Federal Action Over New York Strike
In New York City a looming strike threatens 25000 railroad and shipping workers. Employer groups call for presidential intervention under the Railway Act to appoint an emergency board within 30 days. Union leaders warn of paralysis to passengers and freight if no settlement.
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New York
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
John Walker
New York Central
Pht
Roosevelt
Chinese Quins Born in Luanhslen on Peiping-Mukden Line
Report from Peiping notes a peasant woman at Luanhslen delivered quintuplets. All five babies are normal and living. Luanhslen lies 190 miles northeast of Tientsin on the Peiping Mukden Railway.
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Peiping
China
Luanhslen
Tientsin
Peiping-Mukden
Parachute Expert Known as American Bird Man Killed
Vincennes France April 25 Clem Sohn famed as the American bird man died when his parachute failed to open after leaping from a plane at 6000 feet before about 30000 spectators. He performed winged aerial maneuvers then tried to deploy both parachutes which did not open.
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Vincennes
France
Clem Sohn
Sotin
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