Roosevelt Seeks Basic Issue in Popular Government
President Roosevelt states that the basic issue in the campaign is preserving popular government and the gains of the New Deal. He vows no retreat, defends the Supreme Court stance on the AAA, and notes business support while arguing against a minority of financiers uniting against liberty. The address, delivered to a Jackson Day audience, aims to calm critics and emphasize unity despite partisan rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
AAA
Diana
Supreme
Anaid
Mustice
Congress
Roosevelt
Astie
Board of Springfield State Hospital members deny governor asked resignations
Br Charles F Goodell of Springfield says he has received no request from Governor Nice for resignations of the hospital board. He notes the governor only voiced hope the board would resign, which they do not expect to do. The board oversees selecting a superintendent and assisting the head, not internal hospital management. The current members include Humphrey Wolfe and G Wilbur Muller, with terms expiring in 1937 for Weir and Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Nice
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Br. Charles IF. Goodell
Baltimore
Goodell
Humphrey Wolfe
Howard County
G. Wilbur Muller
Postmaster Weir
Springfield
Instituton
Dr. Goodell
Me. Miller
Weir
Wolfe
Agricultural Corporation of Mailand Holds Annual Meeting
Attendees P D Koons E Bural Murray B Neodemus and others gathered at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore for the Agricultural Corporation of Mailand annual meeting. The agenda included electing one director from each county for the next year with E C Speaks chosen to represent this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
E Bural
New Market
P. D. Koons
Murray B. Neodemus
Amiomulle
Agricultural Corporation of Mailand
Lord Baltuore Hotel
Baltumore
E. C. Speaks
Chi
Rotary Club Programs Highlight Member Talks at Meeting
In the absence of a regular speaker the Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Wordness featured talks by members. George S. Redeck Jr gave a review of the American Drum Corps founded in 1929 noting its music missions and $872 501 in cash prizes won. Visitors from several towns attended and Rev R M Sharpe was announced as next week’s speaker. Robert Schumann’s note about pen found on Beethoven’s tomb is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roary Club
Hotel Wordness
Sam W. Mapies
Gyr Klean
George S. Redeck, Jr
Redach
Fredenck
Arsan
Haas
C.ty Decora
Soman
Joseph H Appie
Hood College
Janet Rotartvans
This Cy
Hasserstown
Wa ‘T
Africa
Gethsburg
Spangler Kieffer
Leslie N. Coblentz
R. M. Sharpe
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Damages Sought in Williamsport Bus Crash Cases
Eighteen suits totaling 400000 dollars seek damages for death and injuries from the Rockville grade crossing bus train crash of April 11. Plaintiffs allege negligent bus operation and lack of proper warning, naming Williamsport high school families and several injured students. The cases were moved from Washington County to Frederick County and placed on the December trial docket, with no trial date yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Igh School
Rockville
Frederick County Ghent Court
Washington County
Hoasrd
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Hagerstown
Ellsworth R Roulette
J. Lloyd Horsaman
Poe
Williamsport High School
University of Maryland
Rockpvince
Besse L. Emerson
Pea V. Emerson
Anna E Downs
Mary Louise Downs
Ira M. Zimmerman
Maior
S$ Myers
Paul
Jo Frank W. Jos
Wic Norms Downt
Nore S
Wilam B Harsh
Ena G Harsh
Wilamsport
Margaret L Kreps
Exes
Otheo
Sne
Georgetown Hospital
Jeanevne G. Kreps
Thelma Ruth Murray
Myersville to sell bonds for water works project
At a Myersville meeting the Burgess and Commissioners decided to advertise for bids on a 10 000 bond issue to fund water works including a new reservoir. Total project cost is 34 000 with 24 000 from federal aid. Bids open February 22 and hydrants valves and crews are planned for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Burgess and Compassioners
John W. Eldridge
Willam S. Wachiel
George E. Castle
John M. Grosnickle
H. Kiesler DeLauter
Williamsport
Tursday
Gineer E. R. Schroyer
Three Months for Plunkard in Police Court
John Garfield Plunkard was found guilty of resisting arrest and drunkenness in Police Court, sentenced by Magistrate Milton G. Umer Jr. to three months in the House of Correction and ten days in jail. He allegedly struck Chief of Police Allen Bartgis and attempted to enter homes in the season, with officers stating the chief used force to gain custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garfield Plunkard
House of Correction
Milton G. Umer, Jr
Plunkard
Allen Bartgis Anda
Wes
Pat Sireet
Druskeane
Pluard
Treeel
Deaths Claim Damages For Loss Of Services Sought
Plaintiffs allege the state and officials caused deaths of students and seek damages for compensation for the loss of the children's services from death until they reach majority. The claim outlines the actions and nature of damages demanded in the case.
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Oecaes
Dy Tee
Stat
Josspa Raargad
British Operated U S War Plants Revealed by Senate
Senate munitions committee disclosed wartime operation of Winchester and Remington rifle factories by the British government after talks that included J. P. Morgan. Testimony showed Morgan and Thomas W. Lamont warned banking interests would lose if contract settlements faltered. The issue tied to a British loan of 300 million dollars and wartime sales before U S entry.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
British War Council
Watness
Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Imperiant
Atles
United States
Enie
State Police in Maryland Seek More Force and Authority
Baltimore officials report Gov Harry W Nice is urged to boost Maryland State Police strength and powers. The governor delayed comment as policy advisers and budget director reviewed the proposal. A council meeting discussed wartime safety, crime prevention, and tighter coordination to cut accidents and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jane
Harry W Nice
Maryland
Sory
Swite Budge
W. Seman
Wears
Enoch Barion
Theater Lease Again Discussed in City Hall Meeting
In a Wednesday night meeting at uy Hall the Board of Aldermen again discussed leasing the Gay Opera House to Maryland Theater and Amusement Co. The bid, presented by D. Winebrenner III, proposed a five year lease starting after the current term with 10 percent of gross receipts or a 5200 annual minimum, plus 3000 to indemnify, and promised repairs. Warner Bros. lessees pressed for extension and faced questions about city opinion. rent offered was 36500, with prior bids noted. Legislative talks also touched coal pricing, licensing fees, and a sewerage plan, with further action deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Hall
Board of Aldermen
Howe
Lloyd G. Culler
D. ©. Winebrenner
Maryland Theater and Amusement Company
An & of
Central Trust Company
Winebrenner
Warner Bros. Theatera
Warner Bros
Warne Bros
No Personal Appeal in Pardons Hearing Report
New Jersey Governor Donbis Uf Hauptmann faced a request to appear before the Court of Pardons. Hauptmann had asked to answer all questions, but the governor found the request unusual and doubted Hauptmann would be allowed to attend. Luther A. Campbell, a state official, and the Pardons Committee were mentioned in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Hamid Brano Richard
Hauptmann
Court of Pardons Savarda
Haupt An
Uth
Luther A. Camppell
Car Oficer
Pardons
Congregation Elects Elders and Deacons at Grace Church
Grace Evangelical and Reformed church held its annual meeting on a Wednesday night at 7 30. Pastor Rev Ralph E Hartman gave a year in review while Lea H Sommerfeld and Dr Arthur H R Renneberg were named elders to succeed A E Fisher and Paul D Simps on. Bernard Zurmermar and Marion Green were chosen deacons replacing R Frank Foland and Forresi D Haugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph E. Hartman
Lea H. Sommerfeld
Arthur HR. Renneberg
A. E. Fisher
Paul D. Simpson
Bernard Zurmermar
Marion Green
R. Frank Foland
Forres i D. Haugh
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Jackson Day
Springfield Board
Nice
LS. Klein
New Zealand
XEA Service, Inc
Uncle Bertie
Rotary Club
Legion Drum Corps
Robert Schumann
Beethoven
Record
Armive
U.S
Weld
Opera House
Jesman Jesse W.W. Ron
Act Board
New Jersey
Donbis Uf
Hauptmann Himself
Tre News
Basehour Er Cor
Chetek Na Startet Sty
C. E. Cline & Son
Grace Church
Carty
WFMD
Ann Cavalier
Percale
Cannon
Frederick
Hendricksons
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