Lobbyists in Annapolis Under Scrutiny and Parole Shuffle
In Annapolis on February 22 the Grand Inquest Committee considered a Stromeyer resolution demanding an investigation of lobbyists amid claims of illegal activity and lobbying pressures on the House. Separately a plan to reallocate parole authority stirred debate, while measures to extend retirements for insurance officials cleared the Senate and House. Washington's Birthday ceremonies included 18 Latin American delegations and U.S. observers as lawmakers resumed routine sessions.
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Grand Inquest Committee
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Senate
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Welcome Visitors
Parole Depor Committee
Washington
United States
Held Up Three Times Bank Decides to Close
Virgil State Bank, robbed three times in four months, will liquidate after a March 24 stockholders meeting. Directors cited ongoing robberies and protection outlays including a burglar alarm and an armed guard. Robberies included $4 on Oct. 20 by Spencer Peterson and Joseph Horrigan. $2,000 on Nov. 13 by Peterson and Louis Rabenburg. and $1,917 on Jan. 14 by Arthur Otowski and John Minister.
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Virgil State Bank
Spencer Peterson
Littl Rock
Joseph Horrigan
Aurora
Peterson
Louis Rabenburg
Arthur Otowski
John Minister
Chicago
Foreign Population Half Lived 20 Years In U S
Report notes that about half of the foreign born residents have lived in the United States for twenty years or more, indicating long established immigrant presence and integration.
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United States
Martin urges easing taxes to spur business growth
Fairfax Virginia February speech by Rep Joseph W. Martin Jr. urges government to encourage business and cut taxes. He says the nation cannot bear recession and advocates constructive measures to revive industry and employment.
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Fairfax
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Washington
Farfax County
Virginia Millionaire Slain In New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 22 a Virginia millionaire, James A. Mahoney, about 50, was found dead in a French Quarter hotel room. Autopsy said a towel caused a broken neck and a battered head, suggesting a strong assault. Police identified him as from Bristol near the Virginia Tennessee border.
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French Quarter
Montelcon
James A. Mahoney
Bristol
Philip Montelepre
Mahones
Local Social Notes From Emmitsburg Area
Mr and Mrs John Owens and daughter from Baltimore visited on Lund with Mr and Mrs Thornton Hedgers. Mr Kate Heater and daughter Agnes visited on Tueda with Peter F Burk Mas Jois and two children of Washington DC visited last week with her parents Mrs and Mrs Carroll Sigafouse near erected at St Mary’s and expected to be completed next year. Ceoul son of Mr and Mrs George D Cool Bs Hf establishment and Mrs Mir potent Poseroe returned To Recep from du Pore Elst Main street and oat’ of property Wasnek turns eurcled W trebruary 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Eyster in honor of their daughter Mancy who celebrated her fourth birthday anniversary. A large birthday cake decorated with hearts was the table attraction. Games were played and movies shown to the little guests. Refreshments were served to Barbara Allson, Stephanie Baker Monna and Rebecca Norris. Disna Pryor, Lidia Imler of es Houck moved on Tuesday from T , of Harry Weant near Tanestown. Mr Weant is 5 sometime with Bir and Airs Jen Grurhon. Mr and Mrs Theodore Gerdner, Mr St 3 Cetlege will move on Weunt property.
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John Owens
Baltimore
Lund
Thornton Hedgers
Kate Heater
Agnes
Tueda
Peter F. Burk Mas Jois
Washington
B. C
Carroll Sigafouse
St. Mary
George D Cool
Mir Potent Poseroe
Elst
Trebruary
Mir
Andrew Eyster
Mancy
Barbara Allson
Stephanie Baker Monna
Rebecca Norris
Disna Pryor
Lidia Imler
Es Houck
Harry Weant
Reas St Anthony
Farra
Tanestown
Mr Weant
Jen Grurhon
Theodore Gerdner
Cetlege
Weunt
Charges Filed After Automobile Accident
Three counts were filed against a 14 year old Frederick youth and his father after a collision at Fifth and Market Streets Sunday at 11:00 am. Estimated damage to both cars totaled 350 dollars. The youth suffered facial cuts from shattered glass. Officer Xonm Trump investigated the crash, noting William Lee Talbert of 112 West Fifth Street drove his father’s car south on North Market Street and struck the left rear of Fred S. Yahring of National.
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Fifth and
Market Streets
Xo Nm Trump
William Lee Talbert
West Fifth Street
North Market Street
Fred 5
Yahring
National
Reckless Driving Charges Loom Over Young Drivers
NJ police say Yahrling, 22, posted $2645 bail on a reckless driving technical charge with a March 4 hearing. Yahrling’s case aligns with a juvenile hearing for Young Talbert, who may face counts of operating a vehicle without a license and reckless driving. Possible charges pending against the parent for permitting an unlicensed driver.
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Yahrling
Young Talbert
Juvenile Court
Frederick
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