Ritchie Signs 104 New Laws in Maryland Session
Annapolis Md Dec 15 One hundred and four bills passed during the extraordinary session became law today as Governor Ritchie, Senate President Eshel, and Speaker Harrington oversaw the slate. The measures include liquor and county laws, banking and trust provisions, a state planning commission, and tax and debt service changes. The session cost $50,000 with a joint resolution protesting railroad consolidation.
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Annapolis
Maryland Assembly
Gor Alber
Ritchie
Senate
Walter Jeshel
Cosmos County
T. Baron Harrington
Baltimore City
Allegany Court
Ats
Gen Echo
Banks
Trust
Federal Deposit Insur Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal
Commission
Montgomery County
Assembly
State Planning Commission
National Recovery Act
George Washington Memorial Bridge Commission
Co-Ontuator of Transportation
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Guard vanishes with 39000 from armored truck
Chicago December 15 a guard in charge of a Brings express armored truck disappeared with 39000 in currency after stopping in front of a bank building. Witnesses scarce and police hurried a search for Aden R Hammel and his companion guard. Authorities described Hammel and investigated kidnap or theft theory while tracking the truck’s movements.
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Chicago
Brings Express
Aden R. Hammel
First National Bank
Hammel
Extel
Ham- Tel
Benkers’ Buiding
Hamm Cdt
Po Mee
Ig Maling
S.dewak
Yaut
Yale Economists Criticize Roosevelt Monetary Plans
Kes Haves reports on December 15 as fifteen Yale economists issue a critique of Roosevelt era monetary policy. The group condemns the Treasury approach and urges a return to the gold standard, asserting current policies dangerously erode faith in U S finances and threaten national credit.
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Kes Haves
Yale
Blonsevel
Alreser
United States
CWA GOAL REACHED Wastooron Dec 15
A clipped report notes CWA goal achievement amid debate on employment quotas. The statement cites 433 based on senior organizers, with states split on quotas as Pennsylvania New York and Maryland faced shortfalls while others exceeded targets.
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Wastooron
Pennsylvanis
New York
Mary- Jack
Possible Effect Of Congress Meeting Trial Postponed
A docketed case from about a year ago was postponed due to counsel's absence. Arthur Kennedy of Cumberland was arrested Friday near Frederick for operating a vehicle under the influence and released on 101 collateral for a Thursday hearing. An officer stopped the car after receiving word of reckless driving near the sub station west of Frederick.
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Aith
$6,000 verdict awarded to local man in Hagerstown case
A Washington County jury found Earl E Ramsburg liable for $6,550 against Western Maryland Railway Company after a two day trial over a January 9, 1931 collision at the West Washington street crossing in Hagerstown. Ramsburg, permanently injured, sought $20,000. Witnesses described speed and lack of flagman. ordinance required signaling at the crossing. The verdict concluded the trial with no clear indication of an appeal.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Earl E Ramsburg
Western Malda Railway Company
Frederick
Frank G Wagaman
Fourth Judicial Circuit
West Washington Street
Western Maryland Railway Company
Ramsburg
Theodore Reeder
Rams-burg
Ralway
Albert Castle
Burkittsville
Reeder
Peregrine Wroth
Washington County Hospital
Leo Wenberr
Ons
George de Doub
Testimony Concluded In Crawford Murder Trial
Leesburg Va December 15 The record of testimony in the trial of George Crawford on a murder charge was completed after two witnesses said he expected to die for the slaying of Mrs Agnes Boeingsley and her maid on January 13 1932 A confession admitted in evidence described Crawford saying he would die for the crime and he had made himself right with God The defense rested with three witnesses and the verdict likely to go to the jury tonight
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Leesburg
George Crawford
Agnes Boeing Sley
Middleburg
Crawford
Assey
Mina Bucimer
Virginia
Moon Tou
Monarch Life seeks rescission of $3000 policy in fraud suit
Monarch Life Insurance Company of Springfield Massachusetts files in a local court against Miss Lome Grace Harbaugh of Brunswick alleging material misrepresentation to rescind a three thousand dollar policy. The policy named Margage Mahony as beneficiary and would have become incontestable soon. The company alleges Harbaugh previously applied to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York with a rejected application dated June first nineteen thirty one due to abnormal blood pressure and claims no knowledge of this at policy issuance.
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Monarch Life Insurance Company
Springfield
Mass
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Monaes Company
McGill Hosts First Ice Hockey Term in Montreal
The event at McGill University Montreal marks the initial ice hockey term. HUAHUA noted as a geographic extremity in Mexico is mentioned alongside a chemical symbol for benzene.
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McGill Ukxxiversity
Montreal
Chi
Huahua
Mexico
Relief for small taxpayer proposed in Congress
Washington December 15 Relief for small taxpayers with earned incomes readjustment of surtaxes on higher earnings and examination of opportunities for tax dodging by the wealthy were proposed to Congress today by the Treasury Acting Secretary Morgenthau submitting the department tax experts' recommendations to the House Ways and Means committee. He left cross examination to Roswell Magill a Columbia University professor who joined Treasury tax staff three weeks ago.
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Washington
Congress
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congressional
Treasury Post
Department
House
Ways and Means
Roswell Magill
Columbia University
Treasury Tax
Weirton Case to Run Through Courts in Labor Vote
Washington December 15 The National Labor Board plans court action to supervise an employes election at Weirton Steel Company. The board argues grounds exist to bar interference with ballots and revenue administrator Hugh B. Johnson prepares to seek prosecution for code violations. Ernest T. Weir and Johnson spar over the process as 11 500 workers elect 49 committee members for bargaining with the company.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
T F
Ballorine
Hugh &. Joneson
Hef
National Compliance Board
Blue Eagle
Ernest T. Welz
Johnson
Sen. Wagner
Labor Board
Hower
Pitusburgh
Weircon Steel Company
Commleemen
Colective Bargateere
Ther
Ernest T. Weir
Hugh 8. Johnsonr
NRA
National Labor Board Faces Protests Over NRA Blue Eagle Role
The board and Johnson prosecution clash over supervision of balloting and terms, amid threats to withdraw the firms NRA blue eagle from public display. Weir alleges subrogated agreement and improper board actions favored the company.
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National Labor Board
Johnson
Compary
NRA
Blue Eagle
Weir
Jon
Local Notes From Clarksburg December Weekend
Clarksburg weekly notes report Joashua observed at the M E church service. Miss Laura Gardner hosted by Mr and Mrs F Johnson of Washington. Laura Miles weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Paul Were of Rockville. Dorothy Hong accepted as stenographer for a Washington firm. Mary Elizabeth Farmer of Redland and Mr and Mrs Paul Wry with Buddy Wire dined with Mrs Laura Gar on. Velma Barr, University of Maryland student, spent weekend with parents. Barr elected into Alpha Lambda Delta for strong freshman scholarship. Worship at M E church South on Sunday December 17 at 7 30 pm. Mary Catherine Miles overnight guest of Mir Etearo of Gaithersburg. Discolorations removable from inside aluminum pans by cooking tomatoes in them.
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Clarksburg
Joashua
Laura Gardner
F Johnson
Washington
Laura Virginia Miles
Paul Were
Rockvile
Dorothy Hong
Mary Elizabeth Farmer
Redland
Paul Wry
Buddy Wire
Laura Gar
Velma Barr
Maryland
E Barr
Wos
Alpha Lambda Delta
Barr
The
M. E. Church
South Om Sunda
Mary Catherine Miles
Mir Etearo
Damond
Gaithersburg
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Earl E. Ramsburg
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Feregn
Mon- Steyr
Alberto Mane
Sanding
Résirum
C. E. Cline & Son
U. S
Belgium
Dane
Hendrickson
Erdashery
Horner
Woodbury
Weirton
Cummings
Carty
C. C. Carty
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Crochet
Bennett
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