Old Age Pension Rules Announced in Maryland
Baltimore July 23 Old age pensions in Maryland will be restricted to residents who are 65 or older and have 30 dependents or relatives to support them. Applicants must be U.S. citizens for 15 years and Maryland residents for at least five years within the ten years prior to applying. Applicants must swear no improper assets have been transferred to qualify.
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Dopkin
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Lee
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Senianves
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Immates
Marion
Teyme
Chantry
Fou Goeram
Suit Against AAA Seeks Restraint of Agricultural Reform Act
The petition filed in the U.S. District Court by McN Washington and William M Siem seeks to restrain the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The complainants argue the act is unconstitutional as an invalid exercise of Congress powers. They claim processing taxes paid total 60 524 with 2 430 assessed but unpaid.
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Glad Incoof
Ned States
Bnps.c
Washington
Wiliam M Siem
Fre
Congress
Court News and Property Transfers Briefs
Marriage licenses issued for Bernace E. Kdwe 3a and Regna A. Chichester both of Alexandria Virginia. James Addison Wright 22 of Washington and Ida Wier White 24 of Troy Alabama. Deed transfers from H L Gingell et al to D Luther Beegie and wife, and from Gilmore R Plautt and wife to Charles D Whisner and wife.
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Bernace E. K.dwe
A. Chichester
Alexandria
James Addison Wright
Washington
Ida Wier White
Troy
Alabama
H. L. Gingell
D. Luther Beegie
Gimore R Plautt
Charles D. Whisner
General Strike Ends in Terre Haute After Two Day Paralysis
Terre Haute Ind July 23 The general strike that halted business in Terre Haute for two days ended tonight Vice President Max Schaffer Vigo County Central Labor Union announced conciliators from the U S Department of Labor had met with union leaders but reported little progress before a formal statement was issued National Guard units had rounded up 35 prisoners for offenses including throwing rocks and dero gatory remarks Most were released after lectures by officers Thames L Richardson and Harry E Shees labor conciliators said no settlement was reached and stamping plant matters remained unsettled during the meeting with union reps.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Sng
Com
Nazi threatens to expel Jews in Germany next May
The Berlin speech by Julius Streicher forecasts anti Semitic laws to "put Jews in their places" as part of a wider Nazi drive against reactionaries. Goering targets Catholic wartime groups, dissolving veterans organizations in Prussia to curb political Catholicism amid unity rhetoric.
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Berlin
Germany
Hebreus Johns Streicher
Franconia
Strecher
Hernmann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Goerng
Carnival at Mt Airy draws crowd for tenth annual fair
Fairly good crowds attend the first two nights of the tenth annual carnival by the Mt Airy Volunteer Firemen. A program includes a baseball game and parade and the event aims to raise funds for the Mt Airy Fire Company.
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Airy
Mt. Ary
Eckener Delays Zeppelin Launch Over Slogan Adherence
Officials report delays in launching a new Zeppelin as Eckener sticks to an old advertising slogan. Trial flights slipped from June and July to November, with plans to test the L27-128 on an experimental engine later.
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Zeppelin
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Wounded Boy In Grave Condition After Brunswick Shooting
Fred Hyett a 17 year old resident of Stuart Wa was shot on a Brunswick street while fleeing from Chief Joseph E Chew during a panhandling stop. The bullet passed through his right lung and lodged below the right shoulder blade. Hyett remains in grave condition as doctors consider surgery. Chief Chew claims the bullet ricocheted from the pavement and struck Hyett after warnings to stop. An assault and battery charge against Chew was released on $1000 bond.
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Fred Hyett
Stuart
Brunswick Street
Ponte
Joseph E. Chew
Hyett
Frederick County
Chef Chew
Frederick
Ernest L. Main
Mitton Garner, Jr
Cher ‘Om
Hret
Brunswick
Constable Main
Main
Alain
Knoxville
Chief Chew
Tt Hla
Levin West
C. H. Feese and Son
Hyeli
Kxon
Patrick Cownix
Martinsville
Virginia
She
Feisal King of Iraq Defined by Stamp Issues and History
This item notes King Feisal of Iraq, called the Arab king, gaining throne after World War I friendship with Lawrence of Arabia. It covers the 1927 national vote approving his kingship, the first Feisal stamps, and a 1932 new coinage era stamp set.
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Lawrence
Arabia
el Ourens
Emir Feisal
Iraq
Desert
Mesopotamia
Feisal
Verseilles
Tetire
England
King Feisal
NEA Sersico, Inc
Maryland Officials Tour Beetle Infestation On Eastern Shore
Agricultural leaders from Maryland toured Cecil county and southern New Jersey to assess the Japanese beetle swarm described as the state’s worst infestation. They inspected Cecil county orchards and then visited New Jersey orchards and asparagus beds as plans to combat the beetles are considered.
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Elkton
Maryland
Cecil County
New Jersey
University of Maryland Extension Service
Dinner Gathered Friends and Relatives from Virginia
An enserable dinner was given by Mr and Mrs James Dar near Fountain Main Sunday in honor of relatives from Virginia. Attendees included Mr and Mrs D B Haines, Douglas Hases, M Brian Hanes, Mr and Mrs Moe Bey and Dane, Mrs Robert Maune, Luc Lester Cann Bridee, Mr and Mrs te and Robert Cartier, of near Fredericks, Mr and Mrs 08 and Byeh Mir and Robert, Mrs Raymond Moxier and daughter Gloria, Mr and Mrs Brandencarg te, Ann and Brandenbury, Mr and Mrs Raymond Dar Dorehy and Ha Dar, Gurnn Walker, Windsorams, Line Wiliams, Mary Virenta Day, Lillian Brown, Marvin and Perry Day, and Mrs Day who returned last week from Winchester. African ground hornbills have eye lashes.
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James Dar
Fountain Ma
Virginia
Mere
D. B Haines
Douglas Ha Ses
Brian Hanes
Ane Moe Bey
Dane
Robert Maune
Luc Lester Cann Bridee
Robert Cartier
Fredencs
Myr
Byeh Mir
Robert
Raymond Moxier
Gloria
Y Brandencargte
Ann
Brandenbury
Raymond Dar
Dorehy
Ha Dar
Gurnn Walker
Windsorams
Line Wiliams
Mary Vireinta Day
Lillian Brown
Marvin
Perry Day
James Day
Day
Winchester
van Mart
AAA Bill Passed in Senate Amid Broad Amendment
The Senate approved the amendment bill by 62 to 15 after a half month of debate. The measure broadens and strengthens the administration program for increasing tard prices and requires Senate approval of salaried employees under this or other acts of Congress.
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Washington
Senate
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