Postpone Statewide Reassessment Moves Forward in Maryland
Annapolis lawmakers won strong support for delaying Maryland's statewide property reassessment to 1937 after a brisk Senate debate. The measure passed second reading as officials in the House pushed 11 bills, including one to let women serve as jurors while removing gender-based disqualification.
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Annapolis
State Senate
Harold E Coourn
Ceci
Senate
Ben Melvin L. Fine
House
Oppose Walker Bill Draws Wide Nursing and Road Control Debate
A large Frederick City hospital group and Annapolis representatives fought the Walker bill at Annapolis urging stricter nursing school rules and registrations while signaling roads may revert to county control with gasoline tax allocation. Dr George Walker defended but few supported the measure as opponents packed the House chamber.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
J. H.C. Legs
State Roads Commission
Marty T. Phoebus
Republican
Somerset
Baltimore City
State Tax Commission
James P Kelley
Towson
Austin James
Frederick
A. H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse I Renner
Archley R. Molesworth
E. Austin James
Charles
Garrett
Prince George's
Worcester
Board of Managers and Nurses
House Committee On Hygiene
Walker
Goodell
House
George Walker
Baltimore
Chancellor Schuschnigg Arrives Secretly in Paris
In Paris on February 21 Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria and his foreign minister arrived for talks with French leaders. Unlike the late Yugoslav King Alexander, they were secretly escorted by car to Paris, away from public view, with police kept ignorant of the transport details.
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Paris
France
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Marseilles
Schuschnigg
Kennamer Convicted in First Degree Manslaughter Case
Pawnee Oklahoma February 21 Phil Kennamer 19 son of a federal judge was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the John Gorrell Jr murder case. Judge Thurman Hurst will set the penalty between four and ninety nine years at 2 p.m. Saturday. Defense to file a motion for new trial and may appeal to the State Criminal Court of Appeals if overruled. The son showed little emotion. the father Judge Franklin E Kennamer was visibly moved as verdicts read.
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Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell, Jr
Thurman Hurst
Franklin E. Kennamer
Kennamer
States Criminal Court of Appeals
Blames Sharp Wind For Macon Disaster
Judge Advocate of the Navy testified that a sharp gust of wind stressed a structurally weak frame, sending the airship Macon into the Pacific with two lives lost on February 12. The naval board could assign no responsibility, and recommendations to build better airships were made.
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San Francisco
Calif
T. L. Gateh
Naval Board of Inquiry
Macon
Pacific
Gatch
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