Maryland Social Welfare Conference Opens With Large Attendance Expected
The Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare opened at 10:30 this morning in Francis Scott Key Bowl with reports from committees and election of officers and members at large. Officers include President George H. Preston and First Vice President Mrs. A. H. Lichtenstein. Members-at-large were elected for one, two, and three year terms. The meeting addressed fund-raising, legal defense in the Pierce W. Raymond Branson case, and strengthened cooperation among Baltimore and state social agencies.
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Wicomico Welfare Association
Salisbury
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Anna Dawson
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James M. Hepbron
Community Fund
Helena Schneidere
Children’s Aid Soc
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Coralie W. Welfare Assoor
Mary M. Wooten
Pierce W. Raymond Branson
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School of Social Work
Catholic University
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Senate Leaders Push for Faster Action on Key Bills
Disjointed reports describe Senate leaders pressing for swift action on the Harrison compromise bonus bill and related measures. Observers note slow progress as lawmakers debate ways to accelerate passage. Senators push for stronger influence over national policy while negotiations continue.
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Washington
Apri
Harrison
Senate
Senaor Rossen
Jon Wagner
Former Congressman Killed By Own Rifle Incident Mentioned
A fragmented note recalls a former congressman killed by his own rifle near a river in 1914, with scattered references to places like Emer Washington and Baltimore administrator roles. The text appears continued on page seven and mentions a luncheon meeting and a judge.
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Lovay
Emer, Wash
Muss Ma
Baltimore
Judge J the Supreme Bend
Wes Plann
new
Du Pont Founder Irenee Dupont Died In Florida
Irenee Dupont aged 70 died suddenly at his Florida home. The chemist organized the Du Pont de Nemours firm in 1802, building its assets to 52 million dollars. He led a great power in chemistry and radium production for medical use. Survived by D Ball of Los Angeles, Virgil, a son, and five daughters.
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Irenee
D. Ball
Los Angeles
Virgil
Body of Richard Perrov Pulled From Chicago River
The body of Richard Max Perrov, one of three missing since April 4, was recovered from the Chicago River near its bends. A suspected man was arrested as authorities pursued leads after the discovery.
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Chicago
Richard Max Perrov
hesents
Market Cautions But Retains Bullishness
Market observers issue cautious notes while retaining an overall bullish stance. Analysts cite steady earnings, commodity demand, and policy signals supporting risk assets, though worries about inflation and rate paths temper near term appetite.
Drunken Driving Charge Lodged Against Autoist
A drunken driving charge was filed against an unnamed autoist. The report notes a seal ring case was heard with a sentence described as a decayed plea, while a payment of $2.50 was noted as part of costs.
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pasmeny
Guards Subdue Outbreak Amid Revolt at Pen
guards tear gas and subdue a disturbance at a pen as revolt erupts among groups of inmates. state guards move in, guard captain Digenhart reported cut, several others suffered minor injuries as authorities contain the scene.
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Woodland Acres Smoulder In Fire Blaze Ravages Maryland Forests
Fire raged across Maryland forests with 4000 acres burned amid dry weather and wind. About 250 workers including foresters and volunteers battled new blazes in Allegany and Garrett counties.
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Maryland
emen
CCC
Walter J Q
North Eat
J. P
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Alegany
Garrett
Haystack mountain
deriand
Warrior mountain
Garrett county
Flute Overturns Four Escape Bad Injuries
Four people escaped serious injuries after a flute overturned in an incident reported in local news. Details are limited in the readable text, but responders attended the scene and transported injured parties as a precaution.
Commissions From Governor Awaited for Frederick County Officials
Election supervisors for Frederick County are due for appointments from Governor June 1. Names listed include G Hunter Bowers Paul L Gutshail and Isaac G Waltz to replace Roger R Rice William B James and J Grahame Johnson. The new board is expected to organize and name its officers.
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ennett
Frederick
Michael J. Thompson
Ema
J. Hiiseberger
Frederick county
G Hunter Bowers
Paul L. Gutshail
Isaac G. Waltz
Roger R Rice
WilliamB. James
J. Grahame Johnson
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New Magistrates to Take Office on May 6
New magistrates will assume office on May 6 as part of a statewide transition led by the Republican governor. The Board of Election faces changes and implications for upcoming duties as the new appointees prepare to take charge.
Germany poised to start vast naval fleet build
Germany signals readiness to commence construction of a massive new navy fleet. Official statements indicate plans for substantial ship production and expanded maritime power.
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GERMANY
Unclear Naval Talks and German War Programs Reported
A fragmentary article notes uncertain start of construction, mentions submarine orders and Germany’s arms discussions. Premier Fran and German conduct trigger frustration and hints negotiations stalled as naval strength plans moved forward.
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Germany
thewers
Frandt
France
England May Follow In Race For Armaments
AP dispatch notes debate over Germany's rearmament and British response through Anglo German naval talks. Britain considers escalating under the London naval treaty terms, to allow more submarines and small craft as ministers meet to align with France and Italy. The Washington treaty expires end of 1935.
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Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Stepping Ty Comedy Dress Rehearsal At City Opera House
Final dress rehearsal for Stepping Ty comedy held at City Opera House in Fredericktown tonight. Francis Scott Key Post 11 and Amer Legion present an evening of unusual entertainment with young actors Margate Dean Muss Elizabeth Pyles Miller in leading roles and Ruth James Miller in support.
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City Opera House
Fredericktown
Francis Scott Key
Amerle Legion
Misa Margate
Dean
Muss Elizabeth
Pyles
Ruth James Miller
William Rar
Los Tosa
Sara Quinoa
heen
Legion
Charles E. m
Austin
Man Dies in Runaway Truck Wreck at Cottage
A man perished in a runaway truck crash that also ignited a second cottage blaze. Authorities reported the fatal accident occurred at the rural site, prompting fire crews to battle burning structures and secure the scene.
Investigates Fire Blaze At Foxville Forest
Forest Warden William G Renner led a daytime inquiry into a woods fire near Foxville that Sunday weakened outskirts of Fourie before crews from Fishing Creek CCC camp halted it. Ten men fought the blaze from 2 PM to 9 PM at T C Fox store area burning eleven acres. three local boys were suspected for using matches.
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William G. Renner
Fourie
B& force
cresk
CCC
T. C. Fox
Convicts Escape Joliet State Penitentiary Hospital
Apr 29 AP report states three inmates escaped from the Joliet penitentiary hospital after overpowering a widow and fleeing the facility. A fourth inmate reportedly broke both legs during the breakout, prompting guards and deputies to search the grounds and surrounding area.
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state penitentiary
Rotarians Meet on Fellowship and Club Service
Members of the Rotary Club gathered for a morning meeting to discuss fellowship within the group and celebrate club service milestones. The session highlighted ongoing community projects and recognized key volunteers for their contributions.
Catoctin Project Moves Toward State Land Control
Maryland plans to take over 35,000 acres in Garrett and Frederick counties from marginal lands. The Federal Government will first acquire and then turn the land over to the state for development and farming. The Sky Reserve project in Thurmont is mentioned as part of future forestry and land use plans within the Catoctin area.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Garrett
Frederick
Nice
Besies
Thurmont
Fred- VENUS
Congress
Weather Today Brief Forecast
Weather today shows a deteriorating trend with yesterday’s readings at 82 and a slight drop to 3 for tomorrow. Moonset at Wineton is 4 43 p m. The report notes ending trends and a 32 a m time marker.
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Wineton
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