Maryland House Passes 38 Bills Amid Fast Action
Annapolis Maryland lawmakers rushed through 38 bills including an overhaul of the Old Philadelphia road financing and a sheriffs measure. The House struck a road repair amendment and sent the bill to the Governor for signature while approving a 24 percent tax on fire and marine insurance premiums to fund fire relief and prevention programs.
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Chesapeake Bay
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State Roads Commission
Wannot
Bouse
House
Maryland
Westminster Maryland Set to Issue Liquor Licenses
The Garrett County Commissioners announce readiness to accept applications for permits to sell beer wine and light liquor in Westminster Carroll County Maryland. Licenses may be issued countywide after board approval and state act provisions.
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Gsrrell
Thei Atformer
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Sésson
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Ecwin
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Gense
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Leenses Amejaca
Leesburg musical comedy "Page the Prince" features local cast
In Leesburg Virginia the Leestig Parent-Teacher Association presents the musical comedy "Page the Prince" at Town Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. The readable cast includes Ida Ciameti Jack Russe Margaret Terie Al Jenner and others with supervision by Cresez Brock.
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Leestig Parent-Teachere Association
Cassode
the Prince
Freder and Seheday
Ida Ciameti
Jack Russe
Margaret Terie
al Jenner
Join Rexerce
Reed Gabber Mert
Patt Ham
Thomas Tate- Dee Dee
J.A Wetdorne
Bob Herndon
Croxton
Cresez
Brock
Two Washington Men Arrested for Local Apparel Robberies
Police arrested John Brown 22 and James Tobin 31 in Washington on charges of stealing clothing from Indies counters in local stores. They admitted taking goods in Frederick and returning to Washington with a taxi driver, with three accomplices fleeing. Investigations continue to determine total losses and whether other towns were affected.
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William F Steiner
John Brown
James Tobin
Peepeton
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Tobin
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Steiner
Alton Shalt
Charles W. Smith
North Market Street
Indies
Peek to Leave as Farm Dept Head
Washington reports a compromise in the farm administration row as President Roosevelt names Geo N Peek to head an export organization to find foreign markets for farm commodities. Coster C Deris named to replace him as reduction chief and a temporary committee will shape permanent foreign trade coordination within two weeks.
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Farm Administration
Roosevelt
Geo. N
Peek
Coster C Derls
Wallace
Tugrell
White House
Morgenthau
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Alcohol Control Administration
Bethlehem landmarks and figures in historic notes
The CHURCH of the NATIVITY in BETHLEHEM sits near Jesus birthplace. KING DAVID is noted as born in Bethlehem. The text mentions NINE justices on the U S Supreme Court.
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Bethlehem
Or Yery
Jesus Christ
King David
U. S Supreme Court
Douglas Sets 1935 Budget Figures With Margin
Washington December 11 The Roosevelt administration and budget officials examined the next fiscal year's expenditures and outlays. Lexis Douglas proposed a pay as you go policy calling for disbursements of 2.6 billion dollars from July 1 1934 to June 30 1935 with receipts about 3.55 billion, providing a cushion for emergencies and debt reduction. Henry Morgenthau Jr joined the discussion as acting Treasury Secretary bringing fresh study to the budget needs.
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Roosevelt
Lexis Douglas
Budget Bureau
White House
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Thhe Treasury
Department
President and Congress Join on Liquor Tax Debate
Harrison reports the president and Congress want a lower liquor tax to curb bootlegging while not harming federal revenue. Eight members of the tax drafting committees sat in on talks with Roosevelt, Dough ton, and others as they consider a measure of about 260 a gallon.
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Harrison
Roosevelt
Incindsys Harrison
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Mr. Roosevelt
Licenses to Sell 3.2 Beer Extended Until May
Rockville December 11 150 Montgomery county licenses to sell 3.2 beer will not require new permits for higher content until May 1 next year when existing licenses expire Clayton E Watkins clerk of the Circuit Court states there are about 150 licenses in the county.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Clayton E. Watkins
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