Frederick County Bar Association Condemns Roosevelt Court Plan
At a well attended Frederick City meeting, the Frederick County Bar Association condemned President Roosevelt's recommendations to Congress to alter the U S Supreme Court. The resolution urged Maryland’s congressional delegation to oppose the reforms and was sent to the press and bar associations. The gathering, led by D Princeton Buckey, debated amendments and the term revolutionary, with speakers including Leo Weinberg and John Neuman defending and opposing the proposed increase of justices and mandatory retirement.
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Frederick County
Jones
Haase
Congress of the
United States Meniour
Supreme Court
Leo Weinberg
Agiinst
John Neuman
Maryland Bar
Frederick City
Maryland
Roosevelt
United States
United States Supreme Court
United States Senate
House of
Bett
Congress
American Bar Association
Maryland State Bar Association
D. Princeton Buckey
Rantevell
Weinberg
Tin Marsland
Kaiment
Reed
Jacob Rohrback
William Mc Starm
Suam
Sand
Ma. Weinberg
Newman
McSherry
Albarn M. Wood
Winleen
Iebet Aigh
Dammeh
Bar
Ave
New- Man
David Cainebrewer
D. Princeton Hockey
Benjamin HF Tochhissoke
aCe. Ono Harp
Robert E. Clapp
Eo Austin James
Francis Pelroth
Alfred KR. Jones
Sherman P. Bowers
W. Clinton McSherry
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Alban M. Wood
John
Middletown
Supreme Court Clash Sparks Bar Association Debate
The Middletown bar association debate centered on President’s Supreme Court plan with speakers like Mr Weinberg and Mr Newman presenting contrasting resolutions. Members discussed constitutional procedure, packing the Court, and potential committee action while others urged clear rationale to the public. A separate note reported a widow spider seen near a Frederick log site, identified by worker Lawrence Riggies.
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Lawrence Riggies
Frederick Brick Works
Wear
Mews
Probe of Police Department by Maryland Senate
Annapolis officials and state police face scrutiny as the Maryland Senate votes unanimously for a resolution by Senator Duncan to launch an inquiry into the Department of State Police. The plan calls for a closed session, witness lists, and potential high ranking officials being examined to restore public confidence.
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Annapolisy
Pel
Trehide
Suestrotsingy
Gov
Elarpy
Wy Ntee
Mi Marie Batterechindd
Wits Sotet Folay
State Senate
Botn
C. Duncan
Balbir Cou
Diner
Noor
J. Allan Coad
Senate
Bauernschmidt
Major Knoll
Alan
Kate
Sorgi
Monash Katz
Activisies
Bauemechmidt
Duncan
Martians
Department of State Police
Poaes Ako
Aesulacian
Dicsenstan
Ballenger Farm Bureau Meeting Called for Friday
The Ballenger Farm Bureau has scheduled a meeting Friday at 1 oclock at the Feaga Ville schoolhouse. Mrs Derr is named chairwoman with HOC Poole as chairman and presiding officer options arranged.
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Ballenger Farm Bureau
Meartiday
Oelock
Feaga- Ville
Mra
Derr
Hoc Poole
No Coercion In Sale Of Realty
Claims allege no coercion in sale of old Thacher farm by aunts to defendants. Plaintiffs George Wo Thacher Robert M Thacher and others contest deed validity and charge that aunts manipulated will and farm sale. defendants deny coercion and defend against charges of undue influence and fraud.
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Robert Ko
Peter
Hon
Te Thoeher
Aeverted Dyecasin
George Wo Theasher
Robert Mahtaster
Shai
Ma Brown Watter
Mary Boyer
Grace Souder
Maro
Thomas
Margaret Adela Amd
Tyne
Walt Tn
Etrono
Canehus Nere
KEEP SHIPS HOME WHEN WAR COMES BUTLER ADVISES
Large crowd hears former soldier General Butler advocate cash and carry plan at armory. He argues keeping ships home prevents belligerents from using U S ships to ship wheat and cotton, warns against selling to belligerents and stresses enforcing neutrality. He predicts another European war and critiques press bias. He claims invasion is unlikely without a million-man army and notes limited passenger ships worldwide.
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United States
Mugadier
Goenerah Smedies
Butler
Manne
Furst
Freduiehk
Deaves
Andy Mnceaus
Osmiel Gener Butler
Europe
Hitler
Musolini
Cutler
Fle
Germany
Haly
Russia
France
England
Akles
Tavasion
Peace Rally Held Amid Protests Against War Ship Plans
A crowd of about 24 000 gathered as Memorial Methodist Church pastor Abury Smith led a fundraiser for the cooperation carte with a concert by Frederick Theh School Band. Speakers urged funds for antiwar efforts while addressing proposed defense measures and trade restrictions.
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Darge
Cnty
Berg
Pends
Wis
United Sides
United States
Wales
Johnsen
Omar
Hiv
Abury Smith
Memorial Methodbt Church
Baltimore
Jeetran
Oupward
Frederick Theh Schoel
Swenton Phicks
Preardy
Walthim
Barn Hart
Chatanan
Grippe
Maine
General Butler
RL Heath
Chateman
Predenek
Women
Epps Gets Term Of 18 Months In Cut Case
Fragmented court record shows Epps, James Turner, and Norman Thanes charged in a disorderly conduct and theft matter. Epps received a term of 18 months, Turner 8 months, and Thanes forfeited $250. testimony varied, with Turner’s statements impacting verdicts.
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Epps
Russell Epps
Emmett RO Bowlus
James Ro Turner
Howlus
Turner Epps
Turner
Norman Thanes
Fidas
Allen Battye
Frank Dorsey
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