Compromise Bank Bill Is Adopted In Washington
In Washington on July 26 the compromise bank measure passed the Senate without change to increase federal control over finance. It differs from the House bill and goes to conference for adjustment. Liberals sought more powers for the Federal Reserve Board but only 10 amendments were debated and rejected. The outcome hinges on the Code issue and the timing with the House. A separate note reports Congressman Paton refusing $3,000 worth of government bonds from his four month salary. Senate and House conferees adjourned amid a dispute over Benjamin Cohen’s attendance at sessions.
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Washeegton
Benace
Compromise Bank
Washington
United
House
Federal
Reser Board
Howseom Mar
Wast Ngios
Thas
Congress
Paton Democrat
Texas
Senate
Mesnah
Benjamin Cohen
Administration
Four More Areal Bank Case Decision
Howard county residents Albert L Ridgely Elsie A Ridgely William B Ridgely and Louie G Ridgely fled notice in local court Friday to contest statutory liability on stock of the closed Central Trust Company Their case may join others before the Maryland Court of Appeals Solicitor General Johan J Ghingher seeks to collect liability while petitioners contend no equity relief is required and they have an adequate legal remedy The same counsel handle similar appeals from Frederick County Circuit Court in the court of appeals and the demurrers to the bank commissioner charges are being renewed
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Howard County
Central Trust Company
Maryland Court of Appeals
Albert L
Elsie A Ridgely
Wiliam B
Louie G Ridgely
Ellicot Che
Johan J Ghingher
Equity
Frederick Couny
Court of Appeals
James Clark
Howgerd County
Jerome A. Loughran
John Wood
Westminster
Total Court
Estate To Girls Of Cafetera Man Remembered In Wil Philadelphia
An elderly man known as Dad, a regular at the Cafetera cafe, left his $10,000 estate to a group of women described as the cafetera girls. The will, filed in Philadelphia, omits usual relatives citing lack of contact. A $4,130 mortgage to May Yerlace at Oxford Conn is mentioned. The decedent died July 4 at Philadelphia General Hospital at age 83.
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Cafetera
Wil
Pauadelphia Juy
Tum
FMCA
Vera Be
Fordinates
Mabdel Holmes
Ienner Huehn
Tae Casher
Sve
Wasia
Tales
Vera Crower
Wima Broursam
Maude Sox
Jackson
Anna Mate
Gus
Register
Philsseipian Gener Hospital
May Yerlace
Oxford
Beating Beetle Poisons Warned By Maryland Entomologist
Dr George S Langford of the University of Maryland warns home owners fighting Japanese beetles to handle sprays carefully and wash fruits thoroughly. He favors less hazardous hydrated lime sprays for early fruit and cautions against oleate-coated arsenates on food plants. Fruits must be washed before market to remove residues, with arsenicals discouraged on food crops.
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George S Langford
UN of
Maryland
Langford
State Entomologics Department
Deetle posson and beetle spray research progress
The text discusses an earnest search for an ideal beetle spray. It notes existing sprays differ in effectiveness and safety, aiming to repel pests rather than kill. University of Mann researchers are carving experiments toward new chemicals meeting safety and efficacy requirements.
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University of Mann
Special Session Seen for Maryland Legislature Next March
Baltimore July 26 The Maryland legislature may be convened in a special session March 1 if unemployment improves. Senior Harry W Nice noted the one per cent gross receipts tax is Marivla ne’s only relief fund, expiring March 31. The session could last up to three days and may consider relief topics if needed.
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Baltimore
Maeva
Lees
Harry W Nice
Marvilana
Record of 151 criminal aliens ordered deported by U S
President Roosevelt signed the largest single deportation order in U S history for 151 criminal aliens serving sentences from one year to life in federal prisons. The offenders include 50 for counterfeiting, 64 for violations of the child kidnapping or customs acts, and 37 for miscellaneous offenses. Deportations will go to over twenty nations, with the immigration bureau handling method and logistics. One woman native of Ireland appears in the list. The move aims to reduce federal prison population and U S expenses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Therail
United States
Immigration Bureau
Taday
Ireland
Prion
Cr.m.nars
Man 15 Guilty Of Beating Wife In Woodsboro Court
In Woodsboro Police Court, 15 year old Charles H Winebrewer was found guilty of brutally attacking his wife Mrs Fannie E Winebrewer and remanded to jail for sentence. Witnesses described the early morning assault with a stick, threats to kill, and subsequent family disturbances. The magistrate ordered further inquiry before final sentencing and Sheriff Hirner detained Winebrewer for the remainder of the trial.
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Priday
Mison Garner
Charles H Winebrewer
Woodsboro
Winebrewer
Sherif Rey M Hirner
Fannie E. Winebrewer
Hany C. Dorens
Shen Edward Stitely
George E. Aloaugh
Tate
Aromer
Sherman P Bowers
Joan Crum
Wuinebrone
Property Deeds Reported In County Transfers
Court news records show William M Sponselier and others deed property to Jefferson Patterson in the county. Arthur T Kreh and wife transfer to Cron A Gray, with sale values listed as $10 and $5 respectively in Letal county.
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Wiliam M . Sponselier
Jefferson Patterson
Arthur T Kreh
Cron
Cronin
Letal County
Sokol: Czech gymnastics society sparks global athletic pride
About 73 years ago Dr Miroslav Tyre formed gymnastic classes that grew into Sokol, a national Czech athletic organization. The group, symbolized by falcon feathers on round caps, stages public meets and promotes fitness among Czechs worldwide, with a great national Sokol gathering every six years in Praha.
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Bohe
Miroslav Tyre
Czechoslovakia
Praha
Prague
Concessions urged as Mussolini presses for protectorate
London reports eleventh hour diplomacy as Europe seeks to force Mussolini toward wide concessions in Ethiopia. Haile Selassie rejects revival of the Italo Ethiopian Commission, while Britain and the League weigh peace plans. Italy demands a protectorate, and a League session is slated for July 31 or August 1 amid fears of renewed clashes. British Somaliland reports another bloody encounter near the frontier.
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London
Europe
Bernio Mussolini
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
League of Nations Council
Britain
League
I. Ethopia
Italo Ethiopian Commission
Int Schevenungen
Netherlands
Addis Aba
Geneva
Stefani
Djbout
French Somaliland
British Somaliland
Rome
Mussola
Ethiopa
Japan
League Acion
Butsh
Suare
Addis Ababa Onis
Ethiopan
Roosevelt outlines two point peace plan in press conference
Washington July 26 President Roosevelt presented a two point American Peace plan tied to the good neighbor policy. He said the United States would avoid issues not concerning the country and spoke on what he has done to keep the U S out of war during a crowded press conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
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