End of G O P Filibuster and Passage of Control Bill
The G O P filibuster ends after days of debate as the Senate and House approve a compromise allowing final votes on farm and trade amendments. The stock exchange control bill advances to President Roosevelt for signature with assurances the securities act rider protects honest businesses. Byrnes notes fear of strike suits under current law.
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Weslings
Senate
Tara
Jeader McNary
Amance
Washington
Stock Exchange Control
Congress
House
White House
Roosevelt
Sen. Brones
South Carolina
Byrnes
County to inspect Montevue hospital redesign next week
County Commissioners will set a time next week for a final inspection of the Montevue hospital remodeling, opening the building for occupancy. About 30 people from the main building and infirmary will move to new quarters with the project costing around $20,000 and construction supervised by George E Fulmer.
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Montevue
John W Holker
Board of County Commissioners
OWA
George E Fulmer
DickLig
Bir Holter
Tse
Non-Com Officers Meet at Ganore A Pamper of Recritations
Dred Officers Gabel Cerpavy and Gaeda lead a gathering with Capt L Vicor Kren and Charnes in a ceremony naming corps guests and presenting memoirs of the present team. Senior non commissioned officers and corporals are listed among attendees with several named staff and honoraries. The head of Egypts sphanses is TOYA portrally.
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Tre Non-Commis
Gabel
MON Gaeda
Foonime Cay
Peri
Ganore
Bs Corpor
Eumer F
Munshower
Cen
Charnes
L. Vicor Kren
W. Me Bahn
Anders Lisu
A Melsn Seeger
Levi G
William Tru
Ibong Simne Gs Abrecht
Burton Cannon
James Fedevine
Harry Mask
Lews Kune Wowam Sater
Wobur Radar
Francs van Fossen
Egypts
Toya
Automobile operator jumps from moving car in chase
A driver Howard Weedon fled after his car rolled down Steiner's Hill with several passengers. State Officer A F Anderson charged Weedon with operating without markers reckless driving and operating without a license, fines totaling 16 dollars plus costs. The car nearly struck a bridge, went over a bank, and was found undamaged with one 1932 marker. Weedon denied cause for leaving and said it belonged to a man named Dawson Weedon.
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Steiner's Hill
Alton ¥. Bennett
Fridday
Howard Weedon
Adamstown
A. F. Anderson
Anderson
Oficer
Weedon
Steiner's Hall
Dawson Weedon
Charles W Smith
Jeffcott
Carce
Scc
Horace G Dough
John A. Brooks
Ithaca
B. H Cecil
John A. Congim
Baltimore
Oscer Cecil
Makmen
Offeets
Harlan DeGrante
Constable Smith
U S to Go 50 30 With Maryland for Relief
Federal Relief Administrator Harry S Hopkins announces Maryland relief for 12 months on a 50 50 basis with the state and its subdivisions providing half the funds. Gov. Albert C Ritchie and state officials were briefed, and the plan is expected to be accepted. Hopkins notes an allotment of federal funds will arrive at once, with the state given time to raise its share. A separate item covers Pomona Grange's quarterly meeting in County Hall with sessions and an address by Eurete W Prac and a program on education care.
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Washington
Harry S Hopkins
Maryland
Hopkins
Albert C Ritchie
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Harry Greenstein
Harry L Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Mills Case Ends in Federal Court
In Maryland and Pennsylvania the Mills premium case ends trial as Judge Chesnut allows briefs after testimony and final arguments. Herman L Mills, operator of gasoline stations in Hagerstown Frederick and Chambersburg, is accused of offering premiums to boost sales. The government argues the practice violates fair competition provisions and drives gas prices down.
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W. Calvin Chesnut
US District Court
Charles I. Francis
Herman L Mullis
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chandersburg
Hagers‘town
Mills
John R Sherwood
Sherwood Brothers Oil Company
Sherwood
Petroleum Administration Board
Mulls
Pasohme
Gag Rule Used to Speed House Work
Washington June 1 Amid daily roll calls and outbursts the House adopted a new gag rule granting leaders power to push legislation through unaltered. The rule allows quick motions banning debate and amendments with a two thirds vote, aiming to finish administration bills before adjournment amid tense factional clashes.
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Washington
Amxi Hoos
Llerene
House
Deen
Georga
Entse
Calfornia
McLeod Bank
Miles
Sueil
Historical Figures Arrive in New York and England 17th Century
ING Prajadhipok lands in New York with Queen Reambai Barni in April 1931. President Hoover receives them on April 29, 1932. Bartholomew Gosnold sailed from England March 26, 1692 and reached the Maine coast before landing at South Dartmouth on May 15, 1602. The Dorchester school committee emerges as an early Board of Education.
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Ing Prajadhipok
New York
Reambai Barni
Hoover
Bartholomew Gosnold
England
Care Porpoise
Maine
South Dartmouth
Bedford
Mass
Dorchester
Board of Education
June Heat Sets Records Add to Crop Losses
Heat and drought grip the Midwest and beyond as June opens with all time highs. Minnesota Dakota and South Dakota report showers but others endure extreme temperatures with dust storms worsening losses and drought relief totaling 5 476 000 dollars across ten states announced in Washington. Chicago records 102.2 degrees with Morris Minnesota reaching 107 as wheat and corn suffer further burn off and markets react to rain in Saskatchewan.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Washington
Chicago
Minneapoli
Saskatchewan
XdGdie West
Morris
Local Names in Unclear Listing
A fragmentary OCR listing mentions James H Bowers and Henry Lo Ben Nett with Carl Brown Alan J Lpos O Leonard Storm and Rosert Lam tn in an unclear association. The text is fragmented and hard to parse for definite roles or actions.
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James H Bowers
Ars Kanana
Henry Lo Bennett
Carl Brown
Alan J. L.pos
O Leonard Storm
Rosert Lam
Eagles to Meet for Maryland State Convention in Brunswick
Brunswick hosts the 29th Maryland State meeting of the Eagles from June 12 to 14 with committees coordinating parade events entertainment and a public dance at Petersville Farms Park. The schedule includes a mammoth opening day display and a cream tea celebration for visiting Eagles.
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Brunswick Aerie No. 1136
Maryland
Brunswick
Petersville Farms Park
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Jorl- Edward
Roanoke
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Nest
U.S
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Market St
FreDeRick, MD
Chesnut
NRA
Board of Diectors
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United Fire Company
Cambridge
Robert A
America
Joseph Nathan Kane
U. S
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RST
Albough Chevrolet
West Patrick St
Eagles
Carty's
Hendrickson
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