Non Partisan Blog Forms Fight Over Reorganization
A nonpartisan bloc led by Oregon Senator McNary and joined by Byrd Townsend opposes creating new Social Welfare and Public Works departments. They demand open hearings as Congress reviews Roosevelt's 106 agency revamp plan and seek greater savings while opposing extension of the civil service to high ranking officials.
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Washington
APIA
Senate
Mino Republican
Oregon
Byrd
Virgindad
Townsend
Delaware
McNary
Roosevelt
Comptroller General
Congress
Gas Tax Diversion Protests Ahead At Maryland Meeting
Strong protests against diverting gasoline tax funds from roads to general uses are expected at a 7:50 PM meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room. The event, led by the Automobile Club of Maryland and the Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee, warns Maryland could lose 1 252 725 in federal highway aid if diversion continues.
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Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Automobile Clhib of
Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee
Washington
Kaseline
Weather Record Precipitation for 24 Minute End
Precipitation data show March to date none with normal March precipitation at 42 inches. Actual through March lists 29 inches. Excess in 1937 precipitation through March 1 at 4.40 inches. High yesterday and comparison to last year vary with night temperatures near 20 and 9 degrees. Sun set today 1 p.m, sunrise tomorrow 3 a.m. Moon rises tomorrow 11 4 p.m, moon sets tomorrow 9 a.m.
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Lew
Hopkins Sports Plan Not New Says Byrd
College Park Md Mar 1 AP Dr S C Byrd president of University of Maryland said today that Jota Prap hits internity athletic program with no commercial angle is one advanced by large universities. He said it not practical and Maryland for years had no guaranteed payments in baseball basketball or track. Major programs are too expensive for the Hopkins plan. Additional income from gate receipts needed to support work and physical education, and the proposal would limit the overall program and force a choice between funding academics or athletics.
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College Park
S. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
University of Maryland Isas
Washington and Lee University
Mopkins
Agriculture Program May Cost Billion Yearly
Congressional leaders estimated the administration plan to achieve parity and security for agriculture may cost up to a billion dollars annually. Major items include soil conservation 400 million dollars crop insure 100 to 150 million dollars rehabilitation of tenants sharecroppers and laborers 100 900 000 to 125 000 000 plus 50 million additional to aid tenants to become land owners and 25 million to reimburse federal banks for interest rate reductions on farm mortgages.
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Washington
Mar
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Moravian Pastor E. 10 Bender Leaves for New Jersey
Rev E 10 Bender longtime Graceham Moravian Church pastor resigns after twelve years to take Egg Harbor City New Jersey charge. He and family move Tuesday as church members honor him with a farewell service February 17 and a surprise party.
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Bender
Graceham Moravian Church
Egg Harbor City
N. J
New Jersey
Thurmont
Robert Muehener
49 acre farm sells at assignee sale near Garfield
A 49 acre farm about one and a half miles from Garfield was sold at an assignee sale at the county courthouse this morning. Ralph Kuhn, near Garfield, purchased the property, which belonged to Chester C. Rukh and his wife Bessie H. W. Rohn. McSherry acted as attorney and A. Grant Hooper was the lienholder.
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Arm
Garfield
Leourt House
iRalph Kuhn
Chester Cy i Rukh
Bessie HW Rohn
Inten McSherry
A. Grant Hooper
Three Churches Name Minister in Baltimore Area
The three Baltimore area Presbyterian congregations named Rev. Devin N. Morris of Baltimore to be their pastor after their pastor Rev Th’Brown retired on pension. Sessions of the churches will report to the Presbytery of Baltimore for approval before installation. Rev. Morris studied at Wheaton College and Westminster Theological Seminary and has served Olivet Presbyterian Church. He is a brother of Rev. Melvin Morris, and was formerly with Arlington Presbyterian Church.
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Atomeetogs
Tree Presbyterian
Devin N. Morris
Baltimore
Purneyy Creek
Keomuitsburg
Ney
Charles E. Weller
Chrtcrius
Presbytery
Hoey
Wheaton Cillege, Ness
Westminster iTheological Seminary
Philadelphia
Baltinore Nd
Melvin BR. Morris
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Irvin Morris
Arelington Presbyterian Church
T. Roland Phillips
Selective Demands Aid To Stock Market
Selective demands aided the stock market today after an early sell-off. Steels slipped briefly but later gained modestly while rails rubber oil and merchandising issues advanced. Trading was quiet as investors awaited possible Supreme Court rulings that did not arrive. The market showed a mix of losers around the fourth hour with Sterling higher at the opening.
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New York
Mar
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Sterling
Hughes And Batten Named Outstanding Aviators
Paris March 1 AP Howard Hughes famed trans continental pilot and New Zealand flyer Miss Batten were honored as outstanding aviators of 1906. Batten won the Harmon trophy for a record solo hop while Hughes set a non stop record flying Los Angeles to Newark in 7 hours 28 minutes 25 seconds.
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Paris
Mar
Howard Hughes
Dean Batten
New Zealand
Miss Batten
Hughes
Los Angeles
Newark
Davidson County Asylum Fire Evacuates 410 Inmates
Fire destroyed the central section and two wings of the Davidson County asylum in Nashville. All 410 inmates were evacuated safely. About 20 patients escaped, none considered dangerous. Damage estimated at 200000 to 400000 dollars. medical equipment destroyed. Cause under investigation as a faulty electrical appliance sparked the blaze.
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Nashville, Tenn
Mar
Davidson County
I. B. Drackin
Brackin
Helin
Autoist Injured In Balti more Pike Crash
Alphonse Peach a 25 year old driver in Plane No 4 sustained back arm and leg injuries when his Ford Tudor sedan left the road and rolled several times on the Balti more pike near New Market about 6 PM Saturday. He was unconscious for about two hours. The car was towed to the Renner Motor Company garage at New Mindway.
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Alphonse Peach
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Peach
Seans Tahal Seeleh LoMad
Renner Motor Company
New Mindway
Sit-down Strike Photo Draws National Attention
A photograph of fifteen Urbana school children sitting on the steps of the Frederick County Courthouse Tuesday protesting mud reads has received wide publicity. The image, distributed by the Associated Press wire photo service, has appeared in newspapers as far away as Detroit and Miami.
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Urbana
Frederick County
Detroit
Mich
Miami
Fla
iPress
Second State Trooper On Trial In Somerset Case
Somerset Iowa witnesses describe the trial of state trooper Anthony Bante amid charges related to misconduct. The proceedings reveal testimony about alleged actions and the judge’s determination on potential prison time.
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Somerset
Anthony Bante
Batass
Mona- Man
Tromper Shacey Cindermian
Csecund
Senate in uproar over propaganda letter on court plan
War discussions erupt as Senator Robinson denounces a Nebraska originated letter urging anti court measures. Burke defends free speech while noting propaganda risks, and Hopkins WPA address prompts cross party debate on presidential plan and public opinion.
Directors Meet on Court Street for Frederick Project
Frederick Production Credit Association directors convene in they offices on Court street for a business meeting. At lunch break an announcer notes vacancies and workers to be employed for the construction of a giant British river project the Queen Mary. About 49 909 tons of steel will be used in the work.
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Frederick
Pulpit Exchange Sunday ArrIL 11
Pulpit exchange Sunday noted with Brederick Cite Minkteniat Assashetae and Evangelion Cartheran church leaders. The event included Rev Melvin Ho Moris and Rev Dr Kieler, with attendees listed, reporting on offerings, expenses, and services conducted.
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Pulpit Exchange
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Gay
Brederick
Minkteniat Assashetae
Regan
AL Ties
Robert Sherry
Peresttent
Gi Naether
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Nehodole
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Wohlers
DeWitt Poonee
Hotetgia
Wew
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Phew
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Suath
Bee
Robert J. Sherty
Ree
Melvin Ho Moris
Aire Rehipy
Robert
Kieler
Traver
Hott
Phon
Anal Cnet Sangay Pvc
Baker Pink
Elierimas
Rey. Dew
Ith Anniversary Of Local WTA Marked
The fiftieth anniversary of the Predotiek WLT.UL union was celebrated with a Friday night observance at the former Calvary MLB church. Miss Willard pinned the white ribbon at the first meeting, two old members present were Mrs John Hendrickson and Miss Kate Barthes Fatlow. The program included songs, readings, and an address on Frances Willard, with refreshments served by a committee chaired by Miss Cora Barerick.
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Shureh
Frye Walhard
Miss Willard
Comeeting
Calvary Mlb
Chuered
John
Hendrickson
Kate Barthes
Treadmonsan
Willard
Francis 3
Sappington
America
Calvin
Dr Leinbach Delivers Sermon At Hoon College Vesper
The Messenger editor Paul Leinbach spoke at the Hoon College vesper service in Brodbeek Hall Sunday afternoon. He preached on Luke 19 10 with focus on spiritual treasure found within daily life and the heart rather than material wealth.
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Paul S. Leinbach
Batt Db
Messenger
Crnomination and
Evangehical and Reformed Church
Hoon College
Brodbeek Hall
Leinbach
Mart
Tseek
Leite Dachral
Roosevelt Defends Court Powers In Constitutional Fight
The piece argues President Roosevelt challenged Supreme Court justices over constitutional interpretation in the AAA case, accusing a conservative bloc led by Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Stone of expanding powers beyond the constitutional mandate. It notes Roosevelt insists the court must adapt judicial interpretation to modern needs while preserving essential federal limits on state rights and legislative power.
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Supreme Court
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Roosevelt
Sutherland
Butler
van Devanter
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Haberte
Uaghes
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Hughes
Justlee Roberts
AAA
Toosevelt
Lin
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Ministers Substitute for Indisposed Clergy at Local Churches
Several ministers were unavailable on Sunday causing substitute readings and services. George J. Delaplaine filled in at ALL Saints Church Sed, while Dr. Joseph W. Apple, Hood College president emeritus, conducted the Calvary M church morning service. Deacon James Weistseck led the event as substitute host with lay assistance.
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Anon
Joseph W. Apple
Eieritus
Hood College
Calvary M
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Geippe
de. Janes We [Tseck
Hone Callesce
New Social Security Office Charge Assigned in Cumberland
Williams of Grantsyir Med named to lead the Cumberland office effective today. Washington official HW Wateren previously held the post and will revert to duties in Washington. The change covers Maryland District of Columbia North Carolina Virginia and West Virginia regions.
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Gt Parker
Reevnn TV
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District of Columbia
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Virginie
West Virwanee
Willians
St Otion
Wateen
Washington
Bern
Cumberland Ofice
Wasteington
Fatal shooting at relief agency in Denver
Three men were struck as a Tecmom the atice of a relied agency in Denver. Puynedt director of the agency and workers Carlos Di Din and Oliver Milliken were fatally hurt. A woman Mire Ramonn Chambers witnessed the event. The suspect, Frank Bailey, 39, was captured shortly after fleeing.
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Colo
Tecmom
Aires “Puynedt
Carlos di Din
Oliver Milliken
Mire
Ramonn Chambers
Necro Wat
Tomates
Baler
Frank Bailey
Settlement of Labor Troubles Facing Groups
The report details sitdown strikes and suspensions across industries. Woolworth stores in the United States keep operations paused while sales staff seek wage and hour concessions. Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica California plans to resume after a six day halt. Union activity and potential settlements ripple through GM Chrysler USWA and hosiery sectors affecting thousands of workers.
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Atticials
Douglas Aircraft
Sante Monica
Calif
Aicers
Aswal Teaders
Fieher Rely Chevrolet
Janesville
Wisconsin
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cleveland
American
Federation of Hosiery Workers
Burke Cooney Mills
Montgomery Jurors for March Term Draw
Montgomery County Circuit Court jurors for the March term were drawn from a list of eligible voters. Selected named jurors include Townsend, Oland, Green, Purdum, Cubill, Hall, Try, Robertson, Get Ertter, Stalley, Henderson, Allnutt, Hopkins, Bond, West, Darby, Evers, Heilmann, Best, Adams, Fussell, Andrews, Byrte, Diamond, Reddick, Snouffer, Stearn, Purdum, Watkins, Green, Dismer, Barre, Trimble, Denley, Godron, and others from various towns. An Oxford Group meeting drew Frederickians and others from Baltimore, Annapolis, and beyond.
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As Petit Jury
James M. Townsend
Feed Oland
Harvey J. Green
Lay=tonsville
Harry Joskinson
Elwood E. Barr
James EB. Purdum
Clarksburg
Frank E. Cubilt
Charles W. , Poole
Julius Hall
George B. Romasiho
Poolesville
George C. Try
Cooke A. Robertson
William Get Ertter
Max Wenner
Thomas E. Stalley
John W. Henderson
Rocksville
Smith W. Allnutt
William E
Harper
Hayswood S. Hopkins
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