Voters Face Referenda Amid Broad Maryland Primary Stakes
Maryland voters face three referenda on 48 hour marriage rules dental advertising and coal weights laws while primaries loom with 37 county contenders and looming state races. The Baltimore delegation backs amendments while opponents seek petitions to block changes ahead of the September ballot.
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Insurgent Air Raid Strikes Valencia Amid War Toll
Madrid reports insurgent air raiders bomb Valencia, killing about 50 and wounding 200 in one of the era’s severest bombardments. Three British freighters Hull, Standand, and Celtic Star suffered bomb damage. Isadora towed to dock after being struck. Front-line reports from Hendaye indicate government forces counterattacked to halt insurgent advances toward Castellon de la Plana as Italian units press along the coast near Alcala de Chivert.
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Alcala de Chivert
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Readers review four questions with explanations. Terms defined include passe partout master key, descried beheld, nonagenarian age 90 to 100, and quail bevy. The sculptor’s marble figure line is confirmed as correct.
Congress Welcomes Roosevelt Tax Message Ideas On Bonds And Taxes
Congress received Roosevelt proposals to tax state and federal bonds and salaries under both income tax laws with broad support. He urged overturning past court rulings that exempted income from federal bonds or state taxes and noted recent opinions questioning that immunity. Leaders called action possible this session as two messages on business finance and anti trust law were to follow.
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Jap Columns Ready To Strike Railway
Shanghai April 26 Japanese columns advanced toward the railway systemically occupying Chinese towns. An army spokesman said forces were near Pyhsien 72 miles north of the Tunghai, with another column capturing Tancheng 18 miles from the railroad. A third column pressed Chinese on a furthest line locked near Linwo i 20 miles north of Row, junction of Lunghai and Tientsin Pukow Railways.
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Supreme court upholds revised municipal bankruptcy act
Washington April 23 The Supreme court today declared constitutional the revised municipal bankruptcy act paving the way for about 3 000 distressed cities towns and districts to seek debt adjustment. The law creates a bankruptcy system for scaling down debts with court approval and may aid voluntary settlements amid defaults by about 3 000 municipalities and districts.
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Divorces Filed In Local Court For Eyler and Gardner
Two divorce suits enter local court. Mrs F Kathryn Eyler of Lewistown seeks absolute divorce from Albert L Eyler married February 15 1926 and has three children custody sought. Patrick M Schnaf fer represents. Frances Josephine Gardner of 238 North Market Street sues for absolute divorce from husband Thomas Davis Gardner married May 17 1928 at Damascus with charges of desertion. William M Sterm represents.
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Kathryn Eyler
Lewistown
Albert L. Eyler
Motter Avenue
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnaffer
Thomas Davis Gardner
Frances Josephine Gardner
North Market Street
Damascus
William M. Sterm
Undulant Fever in County Again Hits State Cattle
State health officials warn of Bangs disease or undulant fever traced to diseased cattle and raw milk. Drs Welsh Riley and Kefauver report 32 cases in Maryland since January 1, with substantial rise over last year. Farmers and veterinarians most at risk as authorities fund vaccination and culling programs affecting about 17,000 herds and 110,000 cattle statewide.
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State Health Department
Johns. Hopkins University
Baltimore
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Baney
State
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Plans To Rebuild Dairy House Wrecked By Fire
On a farm near New London Everett G. Cashour plans to rebuild the dairy building and repair the barn after a fire early Friday destroyed the dairy house and equipment. Insurance adjusters inspected the loss and, once settled, work to erect a new dairy building will begin. Defective wiring is blamed for the blaze, with barn damage running several hundred dollars over the initial 500 estimate. Replacement cost for the dairy building and equipment is about 1,000 dollars. Mt Airy firemen responded quickly, and a shepherd dog’s barking awakened Mrs. Cashour, aiding fire detection.
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Everett G. Cashour
New London
Cashour
Mt. Airy
Bone lesions resembling tuberculosis rarely fatal
The report notes lesions similar to tuberculosis affecting bones, a condition described as seldom fatal. It emphasizes rarity of death and focuses on presenting the pathologic similarity rather than severity. The text implies clinical observations without detailing treatments or outcomes.
Flying Boat Forced Down Near Jamaica
A Pan-American twin motor flying boat was forced to land at sea miles off Kingston Jamaica. With 22 passengers and four crew aboard the craft, the group and mail were taken aboard the steamship Cavina after engine trouble en route from Cuba to Kingston. A Kingston tug proceeded to tow the Exing boat, now reported in sinking condition.
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