State Police Merits Plan Prompts Dismissal Power Debate
New Maryland police chief Elmer Munhbower proposes blanket authority to clean house in the State Police Department. Senators discuss stripping merit based dismissal limits and granting the superintendent absolute power to discharge officers, with hearings and records required for all actions.
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Tayoa and EA Peet Ronda Lead Ata Srey
Ata Srey leads VOLE as Tayoa and EA Peet from Ronda oversee the project. The parties coordinate on goals and oversight to advance the VOLE initiative.
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EA Peet
Ronda
Vole
Ata Srey
Fragmentary Local Item Offers Sparse Details
Readable text provides only scattered terms and fragments. No clear event, names, dates, or places emerge to form a complete news item or identify a subject.
Girl Entertainers In Japan On Strike In Osaka
In Osaka district the geisha strike enters a third day as police urge a return from a mountain temple site. Geisha leaders say the walkout aims to secure rights to join worker unions and to address neglected prayers.
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Woolworth Sales Girls On Strike Affects Detroit Unit
Detroit reports a strike by Woolworth sales girls after management threatened to close the downtown unit if ten workers remained at the plant. The sit down occurred as negotiations faltered and ten cent items were cited in protest against wage expectations. The incident drew wide attention in the local area and public record access was noted.
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May Bond Issue Bills Progress in Assembly
The paper reports on potential state bond measures for a new Holy County project and county school funding. It notes no agreement on authorized bond amounts, pending decisions by the General Assembly and county commissioners. Delegates discuss bills approved by the House of Delegates with financial impacts on counties.
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Union Po Picket At Douglas Aircraft Plant
In a sit down strike disrupted operations at the Douglas Aircraft plant union leaders rallied forces for a big picket to reopen the factory. Organizers said further demonstrations would be held and police prepared for potential incidents at the site.
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Donald Douglas
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Airliner wreckage found after missing flight near Brisbane
The burned wreckage of a Brisbane to Sydney airliner, missing since February 1, was found with two of its seven aboard alive. Three passengers including William Fountain of New York and the two pilots were dead. A farmer located the wreck in a national park about 60 miles south of Brisbane.
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Australia
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Willian Fountain
New York
National Park
Vidal Quits Air Commerce Post in Washington
Eugene Vidal resigned today as director of the Air Commerce Bureau effective midnight amid rumors of bureau reform. Senator Copeland of New York urged a full reorganization and blamed the bureau for the aviation safety crisis, citing the Cushing crash and management failures.
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Hopkins Ends Paid Admissions To Sports
Johns Hopkins University announced it will abolish all paid admissions to collegiate sports to curb commercialism. It will not pay guarantees to visiting teams or accept guarantees when playing away from home and aims to spread athletic benefits to all students. The plan includes financing from its own resources and promoting intrastate athletics with elective coaching and adequate support equipment.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Government Forces Drive Into Enemy in Spain Frontline Clash
Government reports push a wedge into insurgent lines south of Granada and near Oviedo as forces battle for Motril and Adra along the coast. Insurgents claim progress on the Aragon front driving toward the sea and describe a costly clash in Asturias with high government losses. Nut planting noted in Oklahoma farms.
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January Auto Deaths In U S Hit New High
Chicago February 28 The National Safety Council reports January traffic fatalities at 3050 nationwide up 20 percent from 1936 and surpassing the prior January high. Favorable weather and driving conditions blamed along with carelessness by motorists across cities.
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National Safety Council
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