Bonus Bill Passes House By 355 To 58 Vote
The House approved immediately paying the World War II bonus to about 3.5 million veterans, with an estimated cost between 2.0 and 2.19 billion dollars. The measure, sent to the Senate, cleared 353 to 58, far above the two thirds needed to override a veto. Maryland reports 13,424 veterans with bonus certificates totaling roughly 27.99 million dollars.
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Resist Appeal For Assessment Reduction
An appeal by Postal Telegraph- Commercial Cable Co seeks reduced assessments on properties in multiple Maryland counties. The company claims $18 million value in Frederick city and urges state level review, citing potential precedent and seeking legal counsel for representation.
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Cable Repaired After Disruption
A brief report notes that a local cable service interruption was fixed, restoring reception after a fault. No further details on cause, duration, or affected areas are provided.
Fragmented Weather Item From OCR Report
Weather data presented with errors. Includes inconsistent temperatures and times. Mentions today’s readings, last night lows, and moon rise times but details are garbled and partially unreadable.
New Navy Leader Vice Admiral Hepburn Named Chief Scout
Vice Admiral Hepburn, commander of U S Navy scouting forces, appointed as new naval leader. Native of Auckland Maryland, the promotion places him at the helm amid ongoing maritime operations and strategic realignments.
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Frederick County Roads Program Weighed by Officials
Baltimore January 10 AP Members of the Frederick County Board of Commissioners conferred with the State Roads Commission on the roads bulletins program for the county this year. Dr Homer F E Tabler chairman said the group sought continuation of last year’s program and urged reduced highway maintenance costs. The commission chairman noted differences within the Frederick delegation on program details.
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County Officers Mileage Adds Up Across Leap Year Roads
Deputy Sheriff John Crum logged 36,443 miles in his first year and aims for 80,000 to 85,900 by mid January as he covers Frederick County and beyond. The record notes long drives, rough roads in Johnsville, weather challenges, and daily duties including serving summonses and making arrests for the sheriff’s office.
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Baptists Reject State Gift as Church Separation Debate Intensifies
A Maryland organization declines a $1,000 state appropriation offered to the Baptist Children's Aid Society of Baltimore. Officials say acceptance would threaten the principle of complete separation of church and state, prompting a public stance on the funds.
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Al Smith Seen As Active Foe Of Roosevelt
Al Smith moves into the open political arena as a foe to Franklin Roosevelt, with opposition rooted in Liberty League ties and scorn for the New Deal. Analysts doubt he will pursue a presidential bid, yet foresee Smith capable of stirring trouble within the Democratic camp and possibly challenging Roosevelt’s renomination.
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Market List Firminess Is Backed By Steels Market List Firminess Is Backed By Steels New York
The stock market session shows moderate gains with broad participation and several issues advancing two to four points. Notable movers include Cork and Veres, U S Pipe, American Smelting, Douglass, Anchor Tap, Boeing, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Pure Oil, California, Westinghouse, and International Harvester. Bonds held steady and currencies show activity with pound around $4.93 and call money at three quarters.
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Italian bombing hits ambulance units and killings reported
The Ethiopian government claimed a battle on the southern front killed hundreds of Italian Somal troops and one Italian officer. Protests spread as Egypt and Sweden condemned air attacks on Red Crescent and Red Cross units near Daggah Bur and Dolo. Unverified reports cited 200 Italian natives killed in Ogaden with tanks and machine guns seized by defenders.
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Lighted match ignites gas in abandoned cistern
Pendleton Indiana reports a deadly explosion at a wrecked two story hall after a town marshal assisted. Gas stored in an abandoned cistern was ignited by a match, killing four and injuring thirteen as rescue and fire crews battled flames from Anderson. Victims include local residents and a craftsman found at a nearby reform school site.
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Health Week Winners Named for Posture at College
The Healthweek awards announced at Coalentz Hall honored students for posture. Miss Jane Stuart of Passaic received the cup for excellence, with Elizabeth Austermans of Camden and Elizabeth Anderson of Trenton recognized for good posture and Lucian Taylor of Baltimore plus Rachel Mowile honored as honorable mentions.
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Meeting Report From No 118 Lodge Proceedings
The meeting of No. 118 was held on a day evening led by Bert J Blumenauer with treasures report showing funds and benefits totaling $230 in the past six months. Membership stood at 199 with a year end balance. John J Coune presented the sor report. A brief talk covered cooperation among members and a description of new candy introduced by Mr. Sieler with Deputy State Counnor Ber and others attending.
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Hood College allows smoking in select campus eateries
The Hood College Cooperatives Government Association passes new rules permitting Hood students to smoke in designated restaurants and tearooms after meals.
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Well People Brought Into Court Prefers Health over Illness
In Toason Maryland Judge Frank L Duncan urged Baltimore County liquor investigators to arrest healthy individuals instead of those with incurable diseases. He cited a guilty liquor case where the defendant was ill with cancer and another in terminal tuberculosis, saying investigators should target well people. The note references Masonic Lodge officers at a local meeting.
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Roosevelt to Run Campaign With One Man Drive
Washington correspondent reports F R Roosevelt plans a concentrated one man campaign for the Democratic drive. He will carry most of the ball, with New Deal support secondary. The president aims to deliver a special address to Congress, proving the core strategy and rallying allies while opponents are labeled as entrenched greed.
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Men's Club Meeting Call and Arrangements
Taeei ar and suprer are heng arranged for a men's club meeting. The committee in charge includes Philip Seezer as chairman, Claries Renn, Chas T. Butcher, Sr Frank W. Cove, Chas K Heck, Ernest D. Michael and Hubert S. Schroeder.
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Claries Renn
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Frank W. Cove
Chas K Heck
Ernest D. Michael
Hbert S. Schroeder
Roosevelt Presses Soil Conservation and Production Control
President Roosevelt calls for soil conservation and production control as a national farming solution. Secretary Wallace outlines potential farm aid options including a domestic allotment plan while administrators and lenders discuss a composite program to aid farmers and consumer interests amid post AAA debates.
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Talbot County Officials Seek Withdrawal From Court Action
Baltimore Jan 10 Two Talbot county commissioners named as plaintiffs in a suit seeking removal of J Russell Summers as roads engineer in Fatihot county would request withdrawal. The Maryland Issified Employes Association filed the action weeks ago. Attorney Wil Jones said he would withdraw only after receiving written instructions from those who asked him to file the suit against the State Reads Commission.
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Woman Keeps Secrets Of Marriage 13 Years In Red Oak
An odd tale from Red Oak recounts a couple who hid their marriage for thirteen years, with details about who knew and when the announcement finally came. The report notes a June date and mentions a local arrest for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, with Phan Proctor jailed awaiting a hearing.
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