All-Star Basketball Teams Named From County Leagues
Frederick County High School basketball selections name first and second teams for boys and girls. Frederick High School dominates the boys first team with Gilbert Thardette and Brown among top players. girls teams highlight Miss Baumgardner and Weaver from Middletown and Miss Adams from Frederick among leaders. Other schools Emmitsburg and Middletown claim multiple spots.
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Krantz
Frederick
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Middletown Girls Win Rough Playoff Over Emmitsburg
Middletown high school girls defeated Emmitsburg 18 2 at halftime and held on for a 25 3 victory in a skid rough playoff to claim the Frederick county crown. Middletown credited for speed and defense led by Miss Harehunn and Cordine Middletown. Emmitsburg rallied but could not close the gap amid rough play and turnovers.
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Tivoli Theatre Presents When a Man Loves and The Outlaw
The Tivoli shows When a Man Loves starring Dolores Costella and John Barrymore as a glamorous epic set in a Louis era. Added attraction for Wednesday night includes an amateur contest with a two reel comedy. Matinee 2.50, night show. Maryla Ranger stars in The Outlaw in Western thrills.
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Coolidge Sees Moderate Tax Cut If March Revenue Supports
President Coolidge and Treasury officials anticipate a moderate tax reduction this session, arguing current appropriations do not endanger the 25 million dollar cut. They await March 15 tax payments to gauge total receipts for the year and expect Senate finance action after March returns.
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Lame Duck Amendment Considered by House
The House debated a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish lame duck sessions and move the presidential inauguration from March 4 to January 24. It would set a January 4 opening after elections with a 12 month session and a special March end, shifting succession rules to the vice president elect if the president dies.
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Large crowd attends twelfth annual auto show opening
A large crowd gathered Tuesday afternoon at the State Armory for the twelfth annual automodic show under the Maryland National Guard. The exhibit runs each afternoon and evening through the week with 30 to 60 cars on display. Local dealers showcase latest models in a white and black checkerboard setting, with TP. B. Carshee of the Automobile Club of Maryland overseeing the entrance booth.
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Diversification of Political Power Urged
Governor Albert A. Ritchie of Maryland urges states to revitalize political functions to curb federal overreach and protect property rights. He warns business against overreliance on federal law, stresses strong state political fiber, and supports temperance measures tailored to state choices with strict interstate safeguards.
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Froth on the Democratic ticket stirs Prohibition debate
St. Petersburg March 6 A Southeastern prohibition convention heard Scott McBride of the Anti-Saloon League branding Al Smith as froth that will blow away the Democratic party if nominated. He warned a wet White House would shift Supreme Court and federal enforcement power, urging a dry Congress and clear party stances.
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Bridge Contract Awarded for Smithburz Stream Crossing
The M. J. Groweime Company Line Kiln won the bid to build a bridge over a stream at Smithburz Washington County. Bids were opened by the State Roads Commission on Baltimore Tuesday. This is the first 1928 road improvement contract.
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Washington County
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Baltimore
Blast Shakes City as Lime Company Detonation Rattles Homes
A large blast at the M. J. Grove Lime Company in Groves rocked the western city area around 6 o'clock, shaking many homes. The explosion used several tons of dynamite and was among the largest detonations of the year.
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