Supreme Court backs emergency law amid wartime finance fights
Washington reports the Supreme Court upholding a Minnesota emergency law that extends redemption windows for foreclosed properties and suspends contracts in emergencies. The decision signals deference to state power in crisis, as Senate confirms Beary Morgenthau Jr. as Secretary of the Treasury amid partisan debate on veterans and budget matters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Mearning
Rand
Clares
Capitol
House
Senate
Wea
Het
Beary Morgen‘hau, Jr
Treasury
Sen. Robinson
Indiana
Morgenthau
Republican
Madonsi Committee
Bitler
Robinson
Arkansas
Jeacer
American Legion
Reed
Pennsylvania
Roose
Bnutver
Tumots
Navy General Board cost and crop substitution plan
Secretary Wallace described a Navy General Board program costing 743.2 million dollars. He stated sugar would become a basic commodity under the agricultural program alongside cotton, corn, and wheat, with control plans already under way for these crops.
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Navy General Board
Wallace
Three New Members Join Zonta Club at Savoy Meeting
At a Monday night Zonta Club gathering in the Savoy Dining Rooms, three new members were welcomed: Mrs. Rachel Morris in religious organization, Mrs. Sophie Raabe from a beauty parlor, and Mrs. Charlotte Pyres a vocalist. Rev. Charles D. Shaffer, Y M C A secretary, spoke on This day and generation in which we are living with emphasis on balance between prudence and progress. The lone guest was Miss Fie Hiteshew.
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Zonta Club
Savoy
Rachel Morris
Sophie Raabe
Charlotte Pyres
Miriam Apple
Charles D. Shaffer
Shaffer
Warrant Issued Over Fatal Hagerstown Crash Case
A warrant was issued for Officer James Ray of the Hagerstown police in connection with a fatal crash that killed Wham H Bradley of Hagerstown weeks ago. Magistrate Guy H. Motter issued the warrant at the State Police investigator Sergt A. E. Markley’s request. Coroner testimony prompted the action, though witnesses were not sure of a hearing date. The accident involved a vehicle on a sharp curve near Pane No. 4 and featured Philadelphia bound witnesses and a Briardale Freight car operator.
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James Ray
Hagerstown
Wham H Bradley
Guy HK. Motter
Sergy
A. E. Markley
Lass Piiany
Ray
Com Pangelphia
Offcer
Wubur Exans
I Phaade
Singer
OCL
Brad
Owmer
Rar
Fraderick C
Are
Ted On
Evans
Ade
Nishvay
French Minister Out Amid Bayonne Pawn Scandal
Reporter notes a widening manhunt following a blaze of accusations in Bayonne amid a pawnshop scandal involving public figures. Serge Stavinsky and Dagny Takendema are named as central figures, with authorities pursuing suspects amid a high profile inquiry.
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Paris
Ester
Dagny Takendema
Bayonne
C.san
Aol
Ce Ie
PARR
TEU Terce
Fas Lezal
Ion
Wiemas
Serge Stavinsky
Waa
Hgh
Toaay
Pas Ae Cota
Chicago Fire 1871 and political trivia in brief
A concise note compares a historical disaster with political facts, stating the Chicago fire occurred in 1871 and asserting Minnesota is larger than Florida. It also claims only three U. S. presidents since the Civil War were Democrats.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Florida
U. S
Chief Judges Rule on Preference for Central Building and Loan
An order was issued Monday afternoon by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Arthur D W Lard granting preference to Central Building and Loan Club in assets of Central Trust Co. The petition, filed January 25, 1922, seeks dismissal. It notes Centre Building and Loan Club had headquarters in the Valley Sain Ahddletown on September 2, 1931, with cash and checks in the Central Trust Co. receivership valued at $6130 in the Valley Middleown. The court action directs the receiver to pay D Kepler, secretary of the Lean, $519.34, claimed by the club.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D W.lard
Central Building and Loan Chile
Central Trust Co.ins
Centre Building and Loan Club
Valley
Sain Ahddletown
Val Middleown
Parma
D Kepler
H Lean
Tne
Cub
Court cases note in Ss Hresce Cocinang matter
Court records show a case involving defendant C J Soetinin and a prior matter at Court Bovten. Grad. 73 appears in the docket as a citation or related proceeding.
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Cour Bovten
Relatives Share in Estates Distribution in Orphans Court
Cash bequests to nieces and nephews dominate three wills in Orphans Court. Mrs. Anna Kaufman and Miss Isabella Boyer estates distribute $1,000 to multiple nieces and $500 to several nephews. The Kin Thurmont estate leaves $230 to two nephews and $4999 to Mary A. Boyer, with rest to seven nieces. The Boyer estate directs cash bequests and equal shares to seven children.
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Neph
Anna R. C. Kaufman
Jos
Isabella R. Borer
Alexander Kin
Ruth Schaffer
Jan Schaffer
Charinte Schaffer
James Schaffer
Dorothy Ann Schafer
Edna Kefauver
Irving T. Kefauver
Arthur Schaffer
Bessie Kaufman Stauffer
Marie
Peggy
Helen
Rey C Schaffer
Miss Boyer
Henry Hall Boyer
Mary A. Boyer
Melvina L Gulbert
Anna P Planer
Ezabeth
Mary
Eta
Sheetenhelm
Borer
Darsey Sievers
T. Stevenson
Mary A. Roper
Cenzal Trust Company
Knott
Gur
Gerald
Alphonse
Donald Huot
Mer
Veronica Suse
Mary Seltzer
Court Dismisses Suit for Divorce in Circuit Court
Judge Arthur D. Wizard dismissed the divorce suit of Mrs. Ann Dayton Baxter against Dr. J. Murray Baxter. The April 20 1932 filing charged unfaithfulness and desertion. Court found both parties unhappy and at fault but no cruel treatment or desertion justifying divorce. costs ordered paid by the defendant.
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Arthur D. Wizard
Circuit Court
Ann Dayton Baxter
J. Murray Baxter
Thie City
Momé
Reno S. Harp
Alton ¥. Bennett
Samuel A. Lewis
Wiliam M. Storm
Police Court fines and jail in two drunkenness cases
In Police Court Monday Justice Guy K Morter imposed fines of 2.50 and five days in jail in each of two cases. Luther Hickory Staley was arrested after drifting on the street following a drunken order home. Ernest Toms lay in a West Patrick Street home in a drunken state with little defense offered. Brashears, released after two days, faced drunkenness charges. A Brunswick man and John Hoffman were listed as forfeit on parking violations. Tanks first were used in British warfare.
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Guy K. Morter
Luther
Hickory Staley
Charles Burras
Staley
Ernest Toms
Alton Shaff
West Patrick Street
Brashears
Fernanco Talvert
Brunswick
John Hoffman
Spanish American War Veterans Plan County Meet
A Friday evening 8 o clock meeting called for all Spanish American War veterans in the county. The Cresap's Rifles clubroom in the Armory will host with about 75 veterans expected. Committee members include George Williams Herbert G Taylor Harry Miller Lewis A Moherly and Cecil D J Markey. The aim is to form an organization to assist veterans across the county.
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Cresap’s Rifles
Armory
George Williams
Colorado Volunteer Infantry
Her
Bert G. Taylor
Ohio Vi ‘Eer Infantry
Harry Miller
Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Lewis A. Moherly
Cecl
D. J.’ Markey
Phhilippine Islands
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt
Farmers Extension Convention Opens at College Park
At the Maryland extension service annual convention in College Park Jan 8 speakers from counties across the state urged practical agriculture via research and extension. Dr Raymond A Pearson president urged focus on self‑reliance, mechanical and commercial gains in farm production and livestock support. Dr Thomas B Symons of the extension service predicts a period where controlled product markets may dominate.
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Calege Park
Extension Service
Raymond A. Pearson
Gritsiy of
Maryland
Crows
Proceey Lvestock
Thomas B. Symons
Axte Service
End of War Unites North and South to Heal Breach
The war freed Gabe and expanded U.S. gains including Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands. It raised U.S. prestige in world affairs and featured bands of soldiers from the North and South working together to heal the Civil War breach.
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Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Ritchie Deflects Governors Route at Jackson Day Dinner
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie said he has not decided on running for governor or Senate and has discussed both possibilities with people but sees no proper occasion for a public decision. The remarks came at a Jackson Day dinner in Baltimore with Sen. Millard Tydings and Mayor Howard W. K. Baltimore among speakers. Census notes cite 1930 data on 15 year olds and a Venus facts statement ends the piece.
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Battimore
Albert C. Rischling
Concord Club
Lord Baltimore
U. S. Senate
Gover
Maryland
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