U. S. WINS FIRST FIGHT OVER MAIL CONTRACTS
In New York on February 16 the federal government secured the initial legal victory in canceling all mail contracts held by private companies. Judge Joan G. Enos dismissed a bid for an injunction against Postmaster General Parley and John J. Kiety, ruling lack of jurisdiction without consent to sue. Washington notes described an ongoing Post Office Department inquiry into foreign air mail contracts and the pan American line, with lawmakers accusing the administration of steering subsidies to favored firms after meetings chaired by Walter F. Brown.
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New York
Priviace
Joan G. Enos
Treracontinental
Werema At, Inc
Testain Postraser
James A Parley
John J. Kiety
West Mondar
United State
Pudge Knox
Fertin Cambor
T. W
United States
Washington
Post Office Department
Positice Department
Congress
Senate
Bem
Bieck
Alabama
Hinck
Widow Sues Over Insurance Policy Denial
Mrs Abretia Mose sues the American Life Insurance Company seeking $2,500 in damages after the firm refused to pay on a policy held by her husband Joseph C. Moser who died last September. The suit alleges misrepresentation by Moser to obtain the policy on June 17, 1932, and notes a prior payment of $4,935 plus a $72.28 semi annual sum. the insurer and a court action seek cancellation or denial of the claim while Mrs Moser contends the husband died in the cause of the policy. Alabama Governor's Wife Dies. Mrs Mier noted as elderly.
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Abretia
Mose
Myerstice
American Lye Insurance Company
Miss
McSride
Leste N. Cobiexit
Che Ie Insurante Company
Dié Mossate
Enries
Chase mSirecie Lampany
St Ean
Peis Es Een
Mts
Mosereates
Dolor
Moser
Goxt
Son
Beate
Transient trouble and jail court for a transient
A report details repeated transient disturbances at the police jail area including a new arrival paying a small fee for items via a so called Kan car oo court used by inmates for tobacco and luxuries. A magistrate warns the vagrant after arrest while officers investigate the system and related incidents across Brunswick with multiple transient suspects.
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Kansaroo Court
Kancaroo
Thomas
Arthur Helfman
Hoffman
Exd
Siuiz
Ofer Barresenness
Edae Flynn
Proce
Lowery Again Given Hearing On License Revocation
Deputy Sheriff Frank E Lowery of Myersville faced a second hearing in Baltimore's Automobile Commissioner's office to show cause why his operator's license should not be revoked. The testimony led to continued probation from February, with prior incidents cited including a crash near Rudgevee and injuries to a pedestrian. He previously faced charges for alleged DUI and related accidents. his license remained under probation after the latest proceedings. Other items note a separate crash near Myersville and various local notices about residents and events at the IOOF Home with a bingo session alongside refreshments.
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Fen A Mionih
Sherif Frank O. Lowery
Myersville
Automobile Commissioner’s Office
Baltimore
Sherf
Rudgevee
Brinane
Oficer B. B. Cecl
Myersylle
Lowery
Waites 3S Bible
Middletown
Myers- We
Cooty Sheckf
Hum
Rot &Ams
Sen
Communists and Socialists Clash in New York Riot
A mass meeting in Madison Square Garden devolved into a violent clash as socialists and communists fought amid boos, broken chairs, and stabbings. Clarence Hathaway of the Daily Worker was assaulted as police and guards struggled to separate rival factions.
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New York
Fed
Loge
Socialiss
Madson Square
Tomemuntes
Clarence Hathaway
Daily Worker
ExGuardia
LaGuardia
Matther Wolf
American Labor
Tiegram
Maetther Wolf
Cuba’s President Carlos Mendiezta Starts Term
Col Carlos Mendiezta serves as president of Cuba with the new term beginning January 20, 1937. Acadia National Park sits on Mount Desert Island along the Maine coast near Frenchman Bay.
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Cuba
Carlos Mendiezta
Acadia National Park
Mt. Desert Island
Maine
Frenchmans Bay
Long Ballot in Full Election to Be Placed Before Voters
A comprehensive ballot scale for the county general and primary elections is outlined with 25 marks needed to vote the full ticket, 37 marks if all nominations are contested, and liquor Referendum included in November. Offices listed include Governor, U.S. Senator, Attorney General, and more. Primary dates span Sept 8 to Sept 15 with supplemental registrations Sept 25 and Oct 9, revision Oct 15, and statewide election on November 6.
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United States
Court of Appeals
Sheth Judicial Circuit
Montgomery County
Congress
Svo
House of Delegates
Orphans Court
Register of Wills
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
State Central Committee
No Increased Control Asserted By Secretary Roper
Secretary Daniel C. Roper of the Commerce Department said the administration does not plan to extend federal control to erase profits and stifle initiative. He warned against permanent bureaucracy, noting the great peacetime power held by the President and federal government. The remarks followed an event at a Town Hall. An executive committee of the Grange met in Baltimore to discuss a program outline. The article notes Albania’s founding in 1912.
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New York
Daniel C. Roper
Commerce Department
Roper
The
Since Grange
Baltimore
J. Remsterg
Middletown
Hace
Ter
Death by carbon monoxide in Amithsturg garage
Paul F. Breané, 39, found in a car in a garage near his home in Amithsturg this afternoon. Cor Richard H. Sweeney says death due to carbon monoxide poisoning and self harm. A rubber hose connected to the car exhaust was used and the car was still running when found.
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Paul F. Breané
Insurance Selemman
Hig
Amithsturg
Desih
Cor
Richard H. Sweeney
Brenner
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