Safe Drivers 10 Get Lower Rates in Maryland Plan
Maryland motorists face a new insurance rebate plan reducing standard policy costs and awarding a 15 percent rebate after a year of safe driving. The program targets private passenger cars, applies to combined liability and property damage, and excludes collision coverage. Critics warn it could shift commissions and tempt avoidance of claims.
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Maryland
Omer
Tse
District of Columbia
Nsurance
Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Walter Bennett
Naional Association of Insurance Agents
National Bureau
Bennett
Winter Employment To Be Boosted By WPA
WPA officials announced expanded relief enrollment to about 2,000,000 in February, then a gradual decrease to around 1,500,000 by June. Aubrey Willems, acting WPA administrator, said the plan aims to inject funds totaling roughly 134 million dollars this fiscal year, well above the initial first-half outlay. The money seeks to steady employment as winter ends and spring opens.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Aubrey Willems
Answers to Cranium Crackers Revealed Today
Police concluded Trimble did not fire in self defense after finding his body with a pipe in one hand and a box of matches in the other, neither weapon being lethal.
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Trimble
Rev Herbert H Schmidt to lead Woodsboro Lutheran charge
Rev Herbert H Schmidt announced Tuesday evening that he accepted the call to become pastor of the Woodsboro Lutheran charge effective about March 1. A joint council meeting February 14 plans installation. The charge includes Woodsboro Haughs Rocky Hill and Chapel on the Walkersville to Liberty road. Schmidt native of Johnstown Pa graduate of Susquehanna University and Gettysburg Theological Seminary class of 1934. He has served St Pauls Harney Md and Mt Joy near Gettysburg Pa. The call was unanimous.
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Herbert H. Schmidt
Woodsboro
St. Paul's Church
Harney
Mt. Joy Church
Gettysburg
John E Sanderson
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Mt Joy
Schmidt
Synod of Western Pennsylvania
United
Wright Testifies on Motive for Wife and Lover Killings
Paul A. Wright told a Los Angeles jury of a revolting scene at his home in which he killed his wife Eve lyn and his friend John Kimmel. He described finding them kissing after which he fired, blood on the floor, and he cried out in distress as the testimony unfolded in the murder trial.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Paul A. Wright
Evelyn
John Kimmel
Wright
Kimmel
Jap Army Draws Nearer To Suchow
Shanghai Feb 2 Japanese forces northwest of Nanking move toward Suchow a key rail junction. They claim occupation of Linhwaikwan on the Tientsin Pukow line and are about 100 miles from Suchow within striking distance of Pengpu. Chinese reports indicate a strategic withdrawal to the west bank of a river southeast of Linhwaikwan.
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Nanking
Suchow
Linhwaikwan
Tientsin- Pukow
Pengpu
Piver
Tsing
Suchoon
Stockholders Meeting At Catoctin Country Club
The annual stockholders meeting of the Catoctin Country Club will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Thursday evening at 7 o clock. Directors to be elected and a report on the year’s operations and club condition will be presented.
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Catoctin Country Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Borah Warns U S In Danger Of World War Amid Alliances
Idaho Senator Borah told the Senate that America risks war by letting the world think the United States is allied with Great Britain and that nations largely see a tacit alliance based on naval buildup. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Pittman disagreed, saying no alliance exists.
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Sen
Borah
Idaho
Senate
America
Great Britain
United, States
Britain
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Little Business Men Meet In Washington
Hundreds of small business workers gather in Washington for two day sessions to discuss recession impact. Secretary Roper hosts a town hall style meeting with plans to deliver a committee’s conclusions to the White House on Thursday for President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Roper
White House
Roosevelt
Local Man Duped in Three-State Swindle
Three men in a Dodge coach swindled a Frederick County resident out of 600 after a three card monte game at a local hotel. Authorities said the trio, described as J. E Adams, Frank Brady, and J R Williams, fled the scene and a warrant was issued. A separate case involved a stranger with a fraudulent $5,000 check and $250 cash before vanishing in Baltimore.
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Frederick
J. E Adams
Frank Brady
J R Wiliams
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Baltimore
Housing Bill Passed By Vote Of 42 To 40
Washington February 1 Administration leaders pushed a housing bill through by a 42 to 40 vote to send it to President Roosevelt for signature. Supporters claim it will spur a vast home building boom and accelerate activity in the slow construction industry. The bill retains opposition from Southern and Western Democrats and Republicans who criticized it and opposed the prevailing wage amendment after Lodge Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Lodge
Massachusetts
Bilbo Opens Filibuster Against Anti-Lynching Bill
Senator Bilbo of Mississippi began a filibuster in the Senate this afternoon, vowing to speak for 30 to 60 days or longer in opposition to the anti-lynching bill. He explained the term pecuniary derives from cattle wealth and spoke with reporters before taking the floor.
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Washington
Bilbo
Mississippi
Scholarship Charge Denied In Phoebus Case
Baltimore Feb 1 Senator Robert B Kimble charged that Senator Harry T Phoebus granted his daughter a college scholarship at Blue Hidine College. Phoebus denied it saying the scholarship was college aided for needy students and not state funded. Officials denied the familial grant and said another senator awarded the funds. The charges, tied to Kimble’s broader maladministarion claims against Phoebus, are under investigation.
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Baltimore
Robert B. Kimble
Harry T. Phoebus
Blue Hidine College
Phoebus
Kimble
Margaret G Westerhof
New Windsor
J. David Battle
Elizabeth Phoebus
William Fontaine
Monokin
Baile
Harry W. Nice
Earle of Pennsylvania Anthra cite coal business
A fragmented set of Q A items includes an assertion about Earle of Pennsylvania involved in the anthracite coal trade, followed by a true false query and other references to a New Jersey senator, warships and bombers, and a conspiracy to control gasoline prices.
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Earle
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
French Naval Budget Increase Planned in 1938 Spend
Paris Feb 1 French Navy minister William Bertrand said he would seek Parliament approval for immediate funding of battleship construction. Projected naval build includes two 25 000 ton battleships with significant force.
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William Bertrand
Paris
France
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