Roosevelts Supreme Court Plan Rocks Capitol Hill
Roosevelt proposes a major overhaul of the federal judiciary including retiring Supreme Court justices and swapping in new appointees. The plan would shift lower court judges and add checks on court operations, provoking strong partisan debate and market reaction in New York.
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United States
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Arkansas
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Michigan
Wall Street
New York
Federal Judiciary
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
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Reassessment Debate Split Across Maryland Counties
Western Shore counties push for a 1935 reassessment while Cecil and Wicomico oppose. Caroline and Queen Annes favor, Dorchester and Talbot split. Hoover denounces Roosevelt court packing as politically risky. highway funding and gas tax allocations spark county city tensions. Local leaders urge county autonomy in tax reassessment and road financing amid state oversight clashes.
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Sioners
Annapolis
Western Shore
Harold B Cobourn
Cecil County
Iwo
Cecil
Wicomico
Caroline
Queen Anne
Dorchester
Talbot
General Treasury
Western Shore Commissioners
Baltingre City
Toad Constructon
Wilmer Davis
Caroline County
Sen Davie
Jegisladea
Baltamore Elty
Biphwas Construction
Ritelile
State Roads Commission
Wills of Albert Brown and W C Krise Filed
The wills of Albert Brown a Frederick attorney and W C Krise longtime resident were recorded Friday at the Register of Wills. No valuation was made. Brown bequeathed estate to wife Anima Pope Brown with executrix chosen. Krise’s will names wife Mary C Krise and grants her broad disposition of real and personal property.
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Albert Brown
Frederick
W. C. Krise
Wale
Mr. Brown
Anima Pope Brown
Alton Y. Bennett
Ruth Lo Shafer
Kriswill
Mary C. Keise
Keise
Katheryn Ko
Ilo
Explosions Hit Louisville After Floods Causing Destruction
Two gas explosions and a fire in Louisville Kentucky destroyed two three story brick buildings in the business district. At least six Hyves were lost and twelve people injured. A main damaged by flood waters likely caused the blasts and 15 families were evacuated from nearby apartments. Fire officials estimate losses around 50000 dollars and debris needs clearing before a full count of fatalities can be made.
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Tost
Silver Cup Awarded to Frederick Dairyman for Clean Milk
Chestnut Farm Dairy of Chevy Chase awards a silver cup to the Frederick county dairyman with the lowest yearly average bacteria count 2.707 for 1936. Harry Remaburg of Jefferson wins. The cup accompanies ten monthly cash prizes ranging from 2 to 40 dollars, encouraging dairy hygienic production with strong participation.
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Chestnut Farme
Chevy Chase
Frederick County
Harry Remaburg
Jefferson
Maryland Police Superintendent Terms and 1935 Act Details
The 1935 act set the superintendent of the Maryland State Police to a four year term from June 1 after appointment with Senate consent. Lieut Col Munshower to succeed Cary Way. term extends beyond June 2, 1939 if confirmed. The act also reorganized motor vehicle duties and created the Maryland State Police with defined ranks, training, and classified service rules. It notes powers to promote, establish standards, and maintain a training school. Also includes rural electrification figures and rice production comparisons.
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Elmer FosTunshower
Senate
Puredon Wright
Enoch BO Carey
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Mietor Vehicles
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To Be Married Vittorio Musoli Son of Ttaby Dictator
A muddled notice reports Vittorio Musoli the son of Ttaby the dictator plans marriage. The fragment hints at a formal engagement but the surrounding text is garbled and unclear about dates or locations.
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Vittorio Musoli
Beck Clare
Pleas For More Morgan College Funds Prompt Legislature Action
The Maryland legislature entered its fifth week with pleas for increased Morgan College funding. Gov. Harry Nice approved a $60,000 annual boost, and a proposed $190,000 library and $180,000 auditorium bond would aid expanded higher education access for Black residents. Dr John O Spencer called the funds essential to meet the state’s educational needs.
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Marsland
Bagder Watan
Negepes
Topom Mendis
Ernest Wo Miller
Washington Counts
Justices of the Peace
Harry Wo Nice
Morgan Cobleve
Additen
John O . Spencer
Detroit GM Auto Strike Talks End In Tense Conference
The seventh session of a conference on a ward settlement for the General Motors strike adjourned after hours of talks. Gov. Frank Murphy and President Roosevelt discussed progress as Detroit and Flint faced court writs and guardsmen amid plant lockouts. Union leaders, including Homer Martin and John Lewis, faced mounting pressure as the dispute threatened resumption of assembly lines.
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Roosevelt
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Murphy
Homer Murelin
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Martin
John L Lewis
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Wolcott
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