House Democrats Stage Uprising Delays Currency Plan
Washington March 2 A House Democratic revolt blocked a bill to extend a year the authority of Federal Reserve Banks to issue currency backed by government bonds. Led by Patman Brown and Busby the opposition shouted for floor time as Burns and Steagall adjourned the session to delay resolution until tomorrow.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
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Texas
Brown
Kentucky
Busby
Mississippi
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
Chaiman Steagall
Feders
Steagall
Booster Rabey
Coal Theft Cases Land Several Pleas And Fines
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad police report shows Chew pleaded guilty to taking coal from cars and admitted stealing over ten tons sold to buyers in lower Washington county. Other defendants, Levin Lowe and Harry Dillon, pleaded guilty to larceny and coal theft, receiving fines and suspended terms tied to community service. Additional arrests included Powers, Merriman, Brunswick, and others, with sentences ranging from suspensions to fines and brief jail terms.
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Axime
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Magahs
Howard Marvin Jones Tater
Chew
Washington County
Tocaratimosd
Booth
Baltimore and Ohio Police Department
Levin W. Lowe
Harry E. Dillon
Jones
David FR. Powers
New ‘Addition
M. H Magaha
Justice Jones Inte
Powers
Focal
Marsusparg
Brunswick
Calleni
Joseph E. Chew
Charles W. ©. Smith
Johnny Merriman
Raymond Dann Bruns- Wick
Justice Jones
Provisions Arrive For Smith Island Influx Crowd
On Smith Island about 1,206 residents crowded the wharf to greet a provisioning boat. The crew reported waiving ration limits as fuel and supplies ran low, leaving just enough for two more days while islanders expressed gratitude.
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Smith Island
Hatchery Code Details From Roosevelt Administered Rules
Summary of new hatchery code in this county under AAA and NRA oversight. Includes age limits, blood testing and vaccination requirements, contract restrictions, and penalties. Prohibitions on extra chicks beyond ordered numbers, terms of contracts, and advertising stakes. assess 25 cents per member.
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AAA
NRA
Edver
Acso
Series of Lectures Concludes With A Cautionary Note
Fragmented text reports a concluding lecture detailing social dependence and effort. It cites percentages, a call for action, and mentions a public discourse at a chamber meeting. Names and clear events remain unclear due to partial OCR.
Criminal appeal cases set for March hearings
Fourteen criminal appeals, mainly from penalties for operating automobiles under liquor, are scheduled for the Pesrusry term of Circuit Court. Seven appeals go to March 20 and seven to March 21, with hearings running through March 16. The cases include drivers fined for drunken driving and related offenses. State’s Walter Sim will represent the state.
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Cha E. King
Guy HK. Mower
Eimer
FT. Kretzer
We Bur E. Germaine
Sherman P. Bowers
Drunzer
Ulysses L. Fisher
Bennett
James W. Spencer
Walace W
Benzets
Saint Daugherty
Bowers
Mr. Storm
Harvey T. Clem
J. Henry Stokes
Joseph E. Hayden
J. Hollin Hefaur
Marion M. Smith
Mot
Samuel
Arthur Kennedy
Walter E. Sim
Farmer bankruptcy cases rise to 5917 in last year
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports 5917 voluntary farmer bankruptcies in the year ending June 30 1933 up from 4849 the year before. Farmer bankruptcies made up 8.9 percent of all bankruptcies compared with 7.7 percent in 1931 32. The report notes the number marks a second year of increase since 1931 with few farmers using the law to escape obligations.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
New York U Names Coach to Succeed Cann
New York University announced in March 1933 that Stevens would succeed Howard Cann as basketball coach. Cann resigned February 1 after a 10 season tenure marked by ups and downs, with two wins and four losses in recent play, while Stevens immediate plans and alumni reaction were reported.
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Howard Cann
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Warren Delano Rob Blns as US minister in Belgium mention
The note compares Belgium's 11 752 square miles to Maryland's 12 327, stating Warren Delano Rob Blns is a US minister in Belgium. It also cites a fixed maximum railway executive salary of 60 000 dollars per year.
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Warren Delano Rob
Canada
Belgium
Maryland
Maryland farm livestock survey shows milk cows rising
Maryland State Farm reports continued growth in milk cows with about 90,000 head on January 1, up from 88,000 in 1933 and 86,000 in 1932. Total cattle near 285,000, with increased swine and sheep, fewer horses, and improved values per head across most livestock categories.
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Cotege Park
Maryland
Richard C. Ross
Eastern Shore
Enited
Crop Reporting Board
Ted States Department of Agriculture
Prefects To Meet
Members of the Holy Name of St. John's church hold a regular monthly meeting led by Frederick om Suncar in the evening. The discussion covers church services and parish affairs expected to guide upcoming events.
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Brunswick councilman escapes blaze at home
Fire broke out at the Brunswick residence of Councilman Ernest L. Main early Sunday. Neighbors Frank Danner and Buddy Irvin rushed to help, using water buckets to extinguish flames spreading from the basement wall. The incident narrowly caused serious damage to the property and crops nearby were affected by smoke and heat.
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Bastecat
Ernest L. Main
Brunswick
Main
Prank Danner
Buddy” Irvin
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Wale
Studebaker
Fleigh & Grove
West
Patrick St
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, Md
Main Seid
Irvin
Westinghouse
Furnita
East Patrick St
Carty
Hendrickson
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