Milk Marketing Case Decided by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals ruled that the District Court should dismiss the cases against Frederick County dairies over a milk marketing agreement. It held plaintiffs failed to show the agreement directly harmed their rights and that constitutional challenges were premature since the order would not directly violate their legal rights. The decision, written by Justice Justin Mer, follows lower court rulings and involved parties from Frederick County and state agriculture officials.
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Mis Mars
ColuTso
Z Decison
Court of Apres
Oscar Lubring
Dhe Agr
Dairies
Court of Appeals
District Court
Dai
Darcs
Eaurisi
Ians Cals
Tigan‘s
Justin Mer
Joan S. L. Yost
Fied
Uni
Leslie C. Garnet
Secreters of Agriculture
Wallace
Nice Thinks G. O. P. Will Return To Power
Annapolis Maryland February 7 Governor Harry W. Nice said in a letter that he believes the Republican party will return to power. He noted he does not comment on Marland’s gubernatorial race this year. Nice added he understands Joseph Leib seeks Republican views for the national scene. He asserted Democrats would support a Republican administration for the country’s best interests even if it means Democrats align with the GOP to prevent a defeat.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Mice
Marpland
Joseph Leib
Washington
Nice
Leib
King's Cafe Clue Triggers Word Link Riddle
Police puzzled by a Cranium Crackers clue on page four. The riddle centers on the words eats cafe and Monaren, linking them to the phrase King's Cafe in a wordplay puzzle.
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King’s Cafe
Monaren
King
Jackson Declares He Is First Choice For Governor
Clearspring Ma Feb 7 Jackson told a Washington county audience he is the Democratic Party’s first choice for governor and warned opponents against trying to defeat him He accused rival candidates of backing a stop Jackson effort while Sasscer said all contenders have a right to fight in the primaries Present were Jackson and Sasscer with O Conor Gordy invited but absent O Conor vacationing in Bermuda Gordy ill Jackson urged rivals to quit and allow the party to choose openly while Sasscer pressed for a vigorous primary and argued against any divine right to the nomination
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Clearspring
Oneear
Howard W Jackson
Baltimore
Lengie
Lansdale G Sasscerim
Chearsaring Women’s Democratic Organization Club
Jackson
Sasscer
Lasseer
Washington County
Herbert R O Conor
William S Gordy, Jr
O'Conor
Bermuda
Gordy
Sasseer
House aims to pass crop control bill amid gag rule charges
Washington reports House leaders moved to pass the administration crop control bill within hours as the rules committee urged limited debate on the draft. Rep Martin asserts the administration fears public knowledge of the measure and calls it a gag rule while describing controls on major crops via benefit payments and storage loans.
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Washington
House
Yartit
Senate
House Committee
Martin
Massachusetts
Damages awarded against Martin auto exchange case
Damages of 13730 were assessed against Henry W Martin trading as Martins Auto Exchange in circuit court after the Uncle Pontiac Company of Baltimore filed suit alleging a Chevrolet was sold for 130 Reneck Was and that an agent of Martins received the price difference. The check to pay was not honored when presented at a bank, leading to the suit and a motion for judgement which was granted. The plaintiff pled aggressive action to pursue further conclusions.
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Henry W Martin
Martin's
Auto Exchange
Uncle
Pontiac Company
Baltimore
Plainiff Concern
Martin
Oriole Company
Financier's Wife Killed By Horse
Philadelphia February 7 Mrs Joha Morris fifty seven wife of Effingham B Morris Jr vice president of the Girard Trust Company was killed when her hearse after jumping a fence fell on her at Silver Springs Farm Narcissa on Jared Ingersoll estate four miles from the Morris home She was taken to Chestnut Hill Hospital where she was pronounced dead Surviving are two children Effingham Buck Morris III Yale junior and Julia P Morris sixteen Westover School The financier known as Buck Morris gained Yale football fame at center.
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Philadelphia
Joha
Morris
Effingham B. Morris, Jr
Girard Trust Company
Jared Ingersoll
Silver Springs
Narcissa
Felding
Winslow Lewis
Daniel Dougherty
J H Scott
Lewis
Intersell
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Effingham Buckey Morris
Yale
Julia P. Morris
Westover School
Westover
Conn
Morrs
Buck” Morris
Annulment Sought in Hagerstown Suit
In Hagerstown Maryland February 7 a suit for annulment of the marriage of a 34 year old Winchester Virginia man to Helen Eversole was filed in circuit court. Howard M Eversole, father of the bride, seeks the annulment claiming Anderson, who boarded at the Eversole home, was unemployed and had no income. Eversole alleges Anderson borrowed his car to attend his mother's funeral and then drove to Hagerstown with the woman to marry.
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Hagerstown
Winchester
Vashl
Howard M Eversole
Helen Eversole
Gilbert S Anderson
Anderson
Eversole
Roosevelt Program Highlights Labor and Social Reforms
A proposed program outlines measures for a national land-use plan, expanded Social Security, and federal credit for low-cost loans. It calls for nationalizing the Federal Reserve banks, boosting industrial production, and tax reforms including retention of the undistributed-profits tax, taxing stock dividends, and tightening capital gains.
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Peter GE
Power
Ates S
Federal Reserve Banks
Chiang Kai-shek Takes Direct Command Of Chinese Forces
Chiang Kai-shek reportedly assumed direct command of Chinese armies in North Central China to halt a Japanese advance toward the Sunghai Sunghai Railway. The move follows heavy fighting along the Hwa river near Suchow as Chinese forces block further river crossings while Japanese leaders urge discipline to protect Imperial Army prestige.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Sunghai
Chiang
Tientsin-Pukow
Nanking
Suchew
Hwa River
Suchow
Mine Workers Ousted Finally By A F L
The American Federation of Labor announced the complete ouster of three CIO affiliated unions in Miari Florida. The United Mine Workers of America the Mine and Smelter Workers and the Glass Workers had their charters revoked after suspensions for a year and a half. CIO leader John L Lewis issued a brief statement from Washington saying the action is unimportant and without significance and that they will have no further comment.
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Miari
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organizaton
A. F. of L
United Mine Workers
A. F
John L Len.s Nead
Mime Union
Bank Band Suspects Sought After Harpers Ferry Tavern Lead
Acting on a tip authorities including Maryland and federal agents tracked four men seen near a tavern on the Maryland side of the Potomac near Harpers Ferry. One man resembled a bank robbery suspect. The proprietor notified the Hagerstown sheriff as the four fled the scene.
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Hagerstoun
Feae
Todas
Marland
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Hitler to Purge German Diplomatic Service Next
Berlin Feb 7 Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop reportedly plan a broad purge of Germanys diplomatic corps to install Nazis at key posts. Ulrich von Hassell is deemed too reactionary for London, while a wider army clean-up is also anticipated. Arrest rumors persist but are officially denied.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Foreign Office
von Ribbentrop
Hiller
Bavaria
Ulrich von Hassell
Rome
London
Hitler
Armed Forces
Deniais
Capone Appeals Another Conviction to Supreme Court
Alphonse Capone, serving an eleven year term for income tax evasion, asks the Supreme Court to overturn a one year sentence to begin after his current term ends. His lawyers argue double jeopardy and Fifth Amendment protections, citing ambiguity in counts and the 1928-related charges. Capone faces a Cook County jail term and a $2000 fine upon completion of his prison term on Alcatraz.
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Washington
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
Supreme Court
Capone
Cook County
Albatraz Island
Abraham Fenerbaum
United States
High Court
Electrically Charged Fence Fatal to Child in London
A jury absolved McKeown of criminal intent but found him guilty of carelessness in the death of 11 year old Bernice Edgeway after an electrically charged fence at the McKeown home allegedly caused her fatal shock while playing. The case arises from an incident in February in London.
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McKeons
Tee Gury
McKeown
Sye Geekaby
Moberty
E McKeown
Bernice Edgeway
London
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Mrs. Morris
Vence
Detroit
Caicagro Saexing
Federal
Cadillac Square
Roosevelt
House Rice
Pult
June Lang
New York
Ganges
Bassadors
Olimpia
Delphey
West Patrick St
Prone
Tanti
Daventwin
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
The
ABC Company
Hendrickson
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