Old-fashioned rhetoric as Senate debates lynching bill
In Washington the Senate opened debate on the controversial anti lynching measure drawing Southern oratory and threats of delay tactics to stall legislation and push adjournment. Sen Connally led speakers pressing for adjournment while farm bill talks drift toward removing dairying amendments and linking federal benefits to crop diversion policies.
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Emmitsburg petition for federally owned postoffice
A committee led by Mrs. Andrew A. Antan forwarded a petition signed by 1160 Emmitsburg residents to Washington seeking a federally owned post office building. Emmitsburg, a town of 1200 near Mt. Saint Mary’s College and St. Euphemia’s School, argues for a government owned facility after years of high stamp sales and central farming district location. Local officials endorsed the project and urged support from Senators Millard E. Tydings and Representative David J. Lewis.
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Sued for assessment on bank shares in federal case
Baltimore January 6 Charles S Coffey receiver for the defunct First National Bank of Chattanooga filed a $15 008 damage suit in federal court today against Edward F Cunningham of Frederick Kentucky Cunningham was accused of failing to pay an assessment levied by the receiver on 400 shares of the bank stock
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Lions Hear Deputy District Governor Woolfe Speaks at Club
John W. Wolfe acting deputy district governor of the Lions delivered a luncheon talk at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged education in Lionism and outlined plans for the coming year. C. Thomas Summers announced six months of tentative meetings. Guests A. P. Steele of Stateville and Walter Dent of Winchester attended. Jesse W. Kolb presided.
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Winchester
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Kimble Charges To Be Investigated In Annapolis
Governor Nice announced he will refer charges of maladministration against Senator Harry T. Phoebus, State Labor Commissioner, by Senator Robert B. Kimble to a confidential investigator for a preliminary examination. The investigator will review documents and interview witnesses, reporting whether to proceed or dismiss.
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Robert B. Kimble
Allegany
Colder Weather Here Snow May Be On Way
January's first snowfall may be en route this afternoon with much colder weather to end the mild spell since the month began. Rain fell Thursday evening. The state weather man predicted generally fair and colder conditions Saturday. Thursday reached a high of 52 degrees, the warmest of the month, marking the twenty first day since December 15 above normal with an accumulated temperature excess of 21 degrees.
Carroll Clerk Levi Maus Improves After Hospital Stay
Levi D. Maus clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County was taken to his home in Westminster after about two weeks as a patient at Maryland General Hospital following an operation. He is reported much improved.
Officials View Proposed East Patrick Street Parking Site
City officials surveyed the south side of East Patrick street where a Rotary Club committee has options to convert the area into public parking. Aldermen present were impressed though no decision was made. Participants included Mayor Lloyd C. Cutler City Engineer Elmer St C Maxwell and City Attorney Edward J. Smith. Ownership rests with several individuals who granted options for city use. A special meeting next week may address the matter.
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Edward P. Oden
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British Army tests new drill system to speed movements
The British army experiments with a new drill system aimed at quickening pace by removing many traditional movements. The approach promises greater efficiency and faster unit responses in training and potential combat scenarios.
Robbery Charge Trial Delayed by Missing Prosecutor
A robbery case against Djana Matthews was postponed after a prosecuting witness failed to appear for a preliminary hearing. Howard testified that Matthews and an usher assaulted and robbed him in Rinehart's alley, claiming $2240 was taken. Alton Y. Bennett represents Matthews. other notes report drunkenness charges and speeding incidents with small fines.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Albert Calvert
James Marks
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Charles Blumenauer
David R. Hodges
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J. A. West
Frank Accepts Job As Program Chairman
Washington January 6 Glenn Frank accepted the chairmanship of the Republican party s program committee tonight promising an open minded search for policies to keep America running He said the aim is to determine national action that insures a way of life congenial to the American spirit The former University of Wisconsin President was chosen last month by the Republican executive committee to direct over 100 leaders in drafting a declaration of principles Chairman John Hamilton of the Republican national committee praised the high purpose of his acceptance
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Artheros Pain Relief Advertises at Williamson's Drug Store
An advertisement urges relief from neuritis, sciatica, lumbago and muscular pains. It promises a refund if not satisfied and lists Williamson's Drug Store at 12 North Market Street as the selling location.
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