Maryland Senate Advances Bar Admission Power Fight
Annapolis March 6 The Senate defeated by 17 to 11 a bill giving the Court of Appeals power to set standards for admission to the bar After four hours of debate the chamber recessed for a night session A measure to outlaw the yellow dog contract and curb injunctions in labor disputes passed on second reading Also the governor’s appointments powers for the Adjutant General were debated and two pay restoration bills for teachers and governor appointed military department heads were introduced Gov Nice acknowledged $862480 from the federal relief agency expressing Maryland's commitment to honest use of funds and local relief efforts.
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Annapolis
Senate
Bar Association
Court of Appeals
Judiciary Committee
Ridgely P. Melvin
Melvin
Baltimore
Joseph Donovan
Olin Higgins
Higgins
Sen. Fine
Nice
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Maryland
Aubrey Williams
Maryland faces breathing spell as FERA funds extend to March
Maryland officials described a March 15 funding window for FERA aid as a breathing spell while lawmakers grapple with a 22 million three year demand to keep federal relief. The Senate finance panel weighed large appropriations amid criticism of current relief costs and potential policy shifts. Drug and grocery interests pressed for a fair trade act to control retail prices, filling a House hearing.
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Harry A. Hopkins
FERA
Hopkins
Maryland
Nice
Williams
U. S
Tydings
Radcliffe
Senate Finance Committee
Harry S. Greenstein
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
Senate
House of Delegates
Judiciary Committee
Corfine Atlow
Fragments Reflect Public Figures and Opinions in Speech Excerpts
The text presents varied quotes from Ruth St Denis, Henry A. Wallace, Ramsey MacDonald, and a Federal Judge, touching on art, agricultural policy, government power, and constitutional rights, illustrating a mosaic of contemporary viewpoints and rhetorical positions. The incomplete passage ends mid thought, leaving several attributed statements without full context.
Maryland stamps mark 350th anniversary ship duo
Two light sailing vessels The Ark and The Dove carried 525 Catholic settlers led by Sir George Calvert from England in 1635. Their landing at Point Comfort on February 14 1634 opened a colony now Maryland Delaware parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The state celebrates the tercentenary with a two cent stamp depicting the Ark and the Dove and the state shield.
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England
George Calvert
Baron of
Velitimore
Point Comfort
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Henrietta Maria
Charles I
Return of the Star to Germany prompts stamp query
The fragment mentions a question about a stamp celebrating the Star's return to Germany. It also cites Chase Mellen Jr of New York, and a stray note about divorces in France and a 1928 high. The passage mixes political and advertising lines with uncertain context.
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Germany
Chase Mellen, Jr
New York
France
Drought Holds Vast Midwestern Plains Into Spring
Weather experts warn that drought persists across eastern mountains to western plains with dust storms signaling continued risk. Spring rains are crucial for crops and grazing, but uneven precipitation could still bring disaster later in the season.
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F. B. Colton
Associated “Press
Washington
March
Plains
Mountain States
Great Plains
Weather Bureau
J. B. Kincer
Ormal
Drouth
Drough
Dust storms blanket the dry belt regions
The article notes the dry belt remains severely drought stricken across eastern Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, western North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Although spring rains are expected in the northern sections around April, drought persists with only eastern plains briefly revived by late summer rains.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Drought Grips Great Plains as Rainfall Falls Short
Weather expert Kincer reports rainfall only half to three quarters normal, with a serious subsoil moisture deficit from last summer. Eastern plains show slight reserves while the Mississippi valley remains unusually dry in parts, aided by dust storms blamed on cultivated land. A German rifle cartridge is noted for starting airplane motors as U.S. oil pipelines approach 100000 miles.
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Enow
Great Plaine
Mississippi Valley
Noreal
Aroulh
Ohia
Ohin
Plainy
Kincer
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Quick Bile Flow
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for sluggish digestion. It claims two pounds of bile daily clears bowels, relieves sour feeling, headache, and bad breath, and warns to ask for Carter's on the red label without substitution.
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Carter
Carter's
M.co
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Ecret
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Henry A. Wallace
Ramsey MacDonald
Charles I. Dawson
Louisville
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ben Lindsey
Los Angeles
Walter Emerson
Edmund Ralph
Walter, Jr
Frank Barton
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Rwssia Prep
NEA Service, Inc
Wrasser
Crompt
Peonies Finance Co
North Court Street
Frederick
Bank of Personal Service
Middle West
Dyler
Kineer
United States
Ford
America
Universal Credit Cay
Ford Finance Plan
Tenewfoad
Ford Symphony Orchestra
Fred Waring
Columbia Network
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