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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

14

New Motor Law Offered by Senate Safety Is Stressed

Annapolis Feb 1 Senator George Hofferbert introduces a measure to revise Maryland motor vehicle law. The bill creates a Department of Motor Vehicles, strengthens safety rules for school buses, updates licensing, plates, and road rules, and imposes new driver and vehicle obligations. Also covered are minor age licensing, plate types, and enforcement provisions. A separate Seattle item reports FBI and state police dropping questions in a kidnapping murder case.

Annap George Hofferbert Ral- 1 Marylan Judicial Committee Commission Edogiasat North American Conference of Motor Vehicle Commissioners Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioners of Motor Vehicles Commission To Vehicles Eco Ivy Rettrtener

Plane Crash Investigations Reveal Drowning Fatalities

San Francisco Bay crash victims remained alive after impact but drowned as the plane plunged into waters. Investigators noted landing gear not deployed and wing flaps idle, while dental and autopsy details were released by Dr. Joseph No Dallal. Separate notice reports a trustees sale of the late Charles A Poole properties in two dwellings on West South and Murray streets.

Calif San Oakland Tribune Aad Joseph No Dallal Charles A Poole Howe West South Street McMurray Equity Sherman PD Bowers Alban M Wood Manuel M. Weinberly Charles D. Whisner Gyemore RO Sherman PD Bowers John W. Null

Roosevelt pushes bill for 2 billion flood loans program

Washington reports President Roosevelt backs a 2 billion government loan agency to aid Ohio and Mississippi flood victims. Senator Norris, after White House talks, supports the judicial proposals only as a last resort, while others debate court reorganization and a possible judicial amendment. Labor unrest and the General Motors inquiry also figure in Capitol Hill discussions.

Washington Feb Roosevelt Ohio Micassippi Norris Gorey Astras Len Norris White House Congress Supreme Court General Motors Perkins Newals Capitol Wall Senate Pinkerton

Incomplete Senate Probes and Policy Shifts Reported

Disconnected fragments describe halted Pinkerton reports after investigations, creation of a disaster relief fund, and actions from Congress to President Roosevelt. Moody and others faced Senate scrutiny over corruption allegations and trade pact negotiations. Supreme Court session weighed the National Labor Relations Act's validity, with a possible decision by March.

Congress Roosevelt Ohio Mississipp Moody Wallace Supreme Court Marent

Major Green Convicted of First Degree Murder in Queens

New York February M a 33 year old man known as the bathtub slayer of Mrs Marylise was convicted tonight of first degree murder at Queens County Court. A death sentence is mandatory.

New York

Fragmentary OCR Note on TAR at Oy Hat Can

An unreadable OCR snippet mentions TAR preparations or a TAR incident at a location described as Oy Hat Can. No clear names, dates, or events emerge. the fragment lacks verifiable details to identify people, places, or actions. Further readable text is required to produce a proper summary.

Trader’s Diary In Police Possession

A diary kept by Clarence J. Trader surfaced during the inquiry into the death of a man found shot at his estranged spouse Jeannette Trader. State Police recovered an entry indicating Trader spent the night of December 31 at home, while Mrs. Trader remains indicted for the murder. A separate item notes a tar wagon fire on Market Street and a New York City high school reporting 10,000 male students.

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