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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
9
The House and Senate edge through a tense session on relief measures, steel price increases, and anti trust concerns. Norris presses for a Department inquiry into steel price rises amid unemployment and construction needs while the drought aid fight erupts in agriculture committee debates.
Washington reports debate on a $47 million farm measure vs a $25 million version with Hyde and Warburton backing changes. President Hoover supported a $60,000 proposal, while Doak received a favorable labor committee report for Secretary of Labor. Couzens objected as Doak's confirmation faced Senate scrutiny.
In Towson Maryland on December 4 a defendant named Price admitted to a confession while denying knowledge of making it. The second trial in the indictment proceeded as the state rested its case. The dispute centered on the college record and police testimony presented by the State’s Attorney Esher and R O’Conor.
The Zaingl Leaders class of the Glade Reformed Sunday School presents a three act comedy Go Slow Ma by Lilian Mortimer in the high school auditorium at 8 p m. Cast includes Miss Zelma Smith Mrs Franklin Cramer Miss Winona Smith Allis Frank Cramer Miss Beattie Stauffer Ralph Zimmerman Thomas Cramer Frank Cranmer Bernard Staley Ezra Lewes Grantham Rev F A Roeen.
F Berry Flamer governor of the Capital District announced today that divisional Kiwanis officer training schools will be held December 9 in Frederick Maryland and Petersburg Virginia. The events follow Kiwanis action at Harrisonburg Virginia.
In the wake of a vote, the Itardie government resigns amid political turmoil. Officials indicate a new leadership phase as cabinet members step down and the parliament considers next steps.
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