Bridges Defends Roosevelt Court Plan At Frederick Banquet
Supreme Court reform is the key issue as Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire addresses roughly 200 guests at the G P Club of Frederick County banquet in the Francis Scott Key hotel. He urges the Republican Party to defend principles, backs some Social Security reforms, and critiques the old age pension policy while criticizing a proposed 645 to 47 million dollar reserve fund.
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Speech At G P Club Dinner Cites Supreme Court Reform Debate
The article covers a Montgomery area GOP dinner with state figures like Carrell, Walter Dacean, Dr Galloway, and others praising or critiquing President Roosevelt’s court plan. Senator Bridges’ address warns against packing the Supreme Court, defending independence and the constitutional amendment process.
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Fragmented Clue Finds Hidden Note in Local Ledger
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Stole 30 Fowls He Pleads Guilty
Charles Patterson of near Sabillasville pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to stealing thirty chickens from Miss Catherine Taylor's farm. He received a suspended nine month sentence in the Maryland House of Correction, conditioned on restitution and good behavior. George Pryor testified about missing 124 chickens, and Patterson admitted theft on several occasions. The court noted his age, prior jail time, and heart ailment in granting the suspended sentence.
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Roy Kidwiter
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House of Correction
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Request For Arms Conference Delayed
Washington March 4 The House moved to urge the President to call an international arms conference but the amendment failed 46 to 40. The naval appropriation bill passed with no changes after debate over the arms conference issue during the session.
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Stand Against Proposal Warns of Dangers to Democracy
A declared opposition warns that enacting the legislation would threaten republican institutions and the form of government. The speaker urges citizens to recognize the risks of dissolving democratic structures seen worldwide and defend the system locally.
Next Steps in Steel Labor War With Lewis’s IAM Clash
Washington reports J L Lewis calls Committee for Industrial Organization to map future moves as steel workers seek wage gains. AFL chief William Green declines talks with Chicago drivers and pushes for independent union strength. Cleveland and Pittsburgh strike tensions rise as United Steel workers debate wage policy and Chrysler bargaining rights. Federal Labor warns unions share a common objective for workers’ welfare.
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Taxpayers to discuss 300000 bond issue in county
Frederic County Farm Bureau directors meet at Hotel Frederick to plan a public meeting at Winchester Hall Monday to consider the Legislature's handling of a bond issue of 200000 for school purposes and whether voters should decide. They invite Eugene Wy. Prutt county superintendent and state senators LeGotte and local house members. A regional Farm Bureau meeting across Frederick Washington Montgomery Carroll and Howard counties preceded the directors event, led by J W Jones. About 100 Farm Bureau members discussed expanding regional membership and heard remarks from C F Wise Wilbert L Soth and others.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
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Fight continues as court bill foes mobilize
Washington reports Senate Democrats vow to oppose the plan to enlarge the Supreme Court to fifteen justices. Senator Burke of Nebraska and four colleagues say they will speak against the program next week from various regions, insisting the issue extends beyond party lines. President Roosevelt prepares a fireside chat for Tuesday to push the proposal, while opposition lawmakers meet to coordinate strategy.
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Hasty Marriage Bill Slashed to 48 Hours in Maryland
Annapolis March 5 The Maryland House of Delegates backed a Senate bill requiring a 48 hour wait before issuing a marriage license, down from 72 hours. The measure awaits one more House reading before crossing to the Governor. Also debated were Cecil county license fee increases and a Green Belt incorporation in Prince George’s County.
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Dies On Day Letter Forecast For Judgment
Poplar Bluff Missouri March death of 40 year old Federal relief administrator for Butler County in his office after receiving an abusive letter threatening “judgment day.” Coroner and Justice Department said the letter, found in his pocket, may have caused stress leading to a heart attack.
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Another Treason Trial In Moscow Is Likely
Moscow reports talks of a new treason trial against former Bolshevik leaders Alexis I. Ryko and Nikolai Bukharin. Both have been expelled from the Communist party amid charges of anti party activity. Ryko was arrested in late 1946 and Bukharin’s arrest followed the January Moscow treason trial. The Texas Highway Department reports more than a half million.
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State planted trees and shrubs in maintenance and construction
Tree and shrub planting occurred across the state over the past two years as part of ongoing maintenance and construction work. The efforts involved multiple agencies and aimed to enhance landscape and environmental quality during project execution.
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