Arrest Warrant Dispute Over John Doe Case at Felton Hearing
Magistrate Alton Y Bennett held the case open for consult with Holden Felton acting State's Attorney as police testified to John Doe warrants used in the Gibson arrest. Officer Flook said the warrant was signed by Magistrate Weinberg for emergencies. original warrant could not be found and Wallace denied swearing out the warrant.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Felice Conet
Bennett
Holden & Felton
Mr. Felton
Gibson
John Doe
Charles W. Smith
Offutt
Flock
Charlies Wallace
Weinberg
Wallace
Norman T. Trump
Frank Dorsey
Dorsey
Gibson's
Sergt
Flook
Arthur C. Poulsen
Poulsen
Escape From Toulon in corporate limits at five dollars
Report lists multiple street incidents and traffic violations in various towns. Names include Robert Kaney and Merkle Cramer amid charges for speeding drunk in public spaces. A separate note notes one American soldier killed in the Knights of Columbus hostel fire in St John Newfoundland with about 15 soldiers present.
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Robert Kaney
Garfield
Merkle Cramer
Washington
War Department
Knights of Columbus
St. Johne
Newfoundland
Department
WPA Is Being Closed Out In Maryland
State Administrator J Warren Belcher Jr announced rapid liquidation of the Works Progress Administration in Maryland with completion by January 31. He said field representatives will aid groups to continue work, especially the commodity distribution and sewing projects, as discussions with welfare officials proceed.
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Baltimore
J. Warren Belcher Jr
Works Progress Administration
Maryland
Roosevelt
Belcher
WPB
J. Milton Patterson
WPA
Petterson
O'Conor
State Board of Public Welfare
Queen Anne's
Allegany
Allegany County
War funding tips for state WPA projects in Maryland
Food For Thought urged groups with war needs to submit project plans to the State WPA office. The Lanham fund funds public works for the war effort and Maryland is among sixteen states chosen to liquidate its WPA by January 31 with other states likely ending by June 30.
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Lanham Fund
WPA
Congress
Maryland
Belcher
Steel index rising as war demand boosts output
The steel index climbs with war demand, showing 1939 net tons 52,798,714, 1940 with 66,982,686, 1941 at 82,927,557, and an estimated 86,000,000 net tons for 1942, reflecting over 75 percent of production diverted to war use.
Cabinet Member Hubert Work Dies at 82 in Denver
Dr. Hubert Work former United States Postmaster General and Secretary of the Interior died of a heart attack at his suburban Denver home after suffering one earlier this month. He served as Postmaster General from March 1922 to March 1923 under President Harding before becoming Interior Secretary.
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Denver
Hubert Work
United States
Secret of the Interior
Prss Pom
Umw
Work
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harding
Interior
Secretary under Coolidge era and former RNC chairman
Secretary a post he held under President Coolidge unt July 24 Lens. He is a former chairman of the Republican National Committee. The United States consumed 6, 793,000 cases of grapefruit juice during 1840.
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Coolidge Unt
Lens
Republican National Committee
United States
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