Repaving Starts as Sewer Work Advances in Frederick
City begins repaving streets torn up for sewer after winter delay. Edgie Russell, contractor, will repave main sections from College avenue north to Dill and east to Bentz street, prioritizing high school and Frederick City Hospital areas. City Engineer Maxwell expects sewer completion by early summer as various contracts near three fourths done.
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Engstram and Wynn
Doubt on Legality of Crop Insurance Program
Washington March. Senate sub committee members told farm leaders there is grave doubt about the constitutionality of proposed crop insurance legislation. Senator McGill warned against misleading farmers about implementation while Supreme Court questions remain. Senator Pope, author of the bill, acknowledged doubts but defended careful drafting. The testimony came from farm organization representatives across about a dozen states.
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Supreme Court agrees to review unemployment act cases
Washington March 8 AP The Supreme Court agreed to review litigation on the constitutionality of a state unemployment insurance act supplementing federal social security law. Observers see possible delay in ruling on the New York and Alabama acts as argued. Court gave no opinion on the New York act. A three judge federal court had held the Alabama law unconstitutional. The court also denied review of a Florida federal judge removal case and more.
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Supreme Court
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Detroit Bankers Company
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Detroit
Luxury liner Rex battered near Gibraltar kills two
American passengers aboard the 51,062 ton liner Rex recount a monstrous wave that sent waterspouts and frightened passengers in Genoa on March 8. The ship reeled off Gibraltar, two people died and dozens were injured as a motion picture crowd tumbled into a panicked throng in the state lounge salon. A Malian national passenger and a crew member died later from injuries.
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Italy
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Katz Back On Road Patrol Over Weekend
Annapolis reports Sergeant Monash Katz, police aide to Governor Harry W. Nice, patrolled roads over the weekend at his own volition. The governor said the state police should be on the roads as spring increases traffic, but Katz acted independently and it was not a gubernatorial order.
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March
Monash Katz
Harry W. Nice
Katy
Labor 10 Campaign Urges Court Reform at Roosevelt rally
Senator LaFollette and George L Berry led a Labor 10 group convention urging support for President Roosevelt's plan to reorganize the court. About 600 labor leaders from nearly all states gathered to back the effort, planning visits to Capitol Hill to press lawmakers. Assistant Secretary Edward F. McGrady claimed the Supreme Court nullified the will of the people and urged legwork to pressure legislators.
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Wise Cohen
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League
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Arena
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Agia
Thewall
Phane
Fair Price Bill in House Of Delegates
A bill aimed at stopping selling goods below cost is expected to clear the Judiciary committee in Annapolis. It would ban selling or advertising items below vendor cost to crush competition and set terms for defining cost, with penalties up to 1000 dollars or six months imprisonment. The act would take effect June 1 and relates to seasonal goods and stock clearances.
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Judiciary Committee
Annapolis
Priyisinne
Ards
Ercot
Behind The Scenes In Washington Political Mobilization in Senate
Washington insiders speculate on how Senate maneuvers and presidential patronage shape the fight over a Supreme Court bill. Observers note pressure from factions, potential judicial appointments, and the risk of defections as votes near the final decision.
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Rodnly
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Pacodapes Aires
Early Gains in Stocks as Markets Move Across Sectors
New York March 8 AP stock trading shifts from steels and motors to utilities metals and specialties. Gains reach several points in favorites while some issues ease one to three points early, with unusual activity fading by midmorning. Labor controversies draw more attention as four Chevrolet divisions shut by strike. Sterling remains unchanged at opening 407 1/4.
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New York
Wall Street
Chevrolet Motors
Sterling
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps For March
Summary of today and May valuable figures shows March precipitation at 492 inches with actual 529 inches. excess through March 141 inches. Highs around 33 degrees, lows near 29. Sunrise 4:42 am, moonrise 4:20 am, moonset 10:00 pm.
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Opposing Labor Forges Gather in Washington
Labor leaders and allied unions convened in Washington to coordinate opposition to labor actions. Reports note anticipated influence on industrial bargaining and possible strikes across textile, woolen, and related sectors. Key topics include union recognition, bargaining agencies, and strategies in response to ongoing labor pressures.
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Washington
William Groet
Colyton
ECU
Gross Station Atucintin
Coreat
Comentine
United Textile Watden
TSOU
Lew
Deaders
Amos Lergest
Kendngton
Aluminum Company of America
A. F. of la
Bra Ermphved
Af Jove Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Western Maryland Student Found Dead
William F. Coleman of Cumberland was found dead in his Western Maryland College room. Authorities in Westminster began an investigation after detention officials learned Coleman had been dead about 12 hours. The body was found by dorm supervisor Frank Crown in Ward Tall, near room shared with Trago Brust and Stoner.
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Cumberland
Western Maryland College
Colleen
Carroll County
Westminster
Coleman
Sid
Frank Crown
Western Maryland
Somajer
Ward Tall
Supplemental Budget To Be Ready This Week
Annapolis March 8 APD Governor Harry Nice said he expects to draft a supplemental budget with about 225000 dollars annually for a desalter state level. He would also propose 100000 for Banghce cattle treatment and 15000 for preventing the spread of Japanese beetle. Additional 100000 may come from small items. Funds to be drawn from the treasury at year end.
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APD
Harry Wo Nice
Este Matet
Store Robbery Case in Court In Local Option Debate
A busy court morning hears the Browns case tied to a post office theft and a truck theft linked to local gangster Sylvester Brows. Witnesses outline the breakdown at the post office and a drive away with tobacco and stamps worth about 25 dollars. The trials unfold amid a heated local option referendum movement as town leaders spar over alcohol policy and legislative action.
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Edward PN. Strouffer
Sylvester Brows
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Mt Olivet
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Charion
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Weung
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Bay Area Quake Shakes San Francisco Region
In a strong tremor the San Francisco Bay Area woke to a quake that rattled buildings and shelves from Martinez to Port Costa. Authorities reported little structural damage but widespread alarm as residents were jolted from sleep and phones and newspapers were disrupted.
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Stabat Mater Given at Hood College Sunday
Frederick Choral Society and Cumberland Valley Choristers staged Stabat Mater at Hood College Hagerstown with Charles Moore Cassel directing Miss Hester Fisher and Henry T Wade among featured soloists and the Hood College organist substitution. The program included solists Genevieve Huddle Martha McGraw Michele Cozzolly Irene He Zimmerman Lucille Nicodemus Harold Walls and Beatrice Philips among others with Mrs Grace H Butcher as president and local members participating.
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Frederick Choral Society
Cumberland Valley
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Vace
Charles Moore Cassel
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Martha McGraw
Michele Cozzolly
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Virginia Shenk
Power Eternal
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Lucille Nicos Domus
Austin Rhoades
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Richard Lowmat
C. Ray Trox- OM
Hazel Holter
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Wortley Crist
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Jacob Kinty Dan Keeney
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Jesse McCracken
Mechle Ramsburg
Austin Sthoades
Kathryn Snook
Mitchell seeks probe of Negro dismissal in Congress
Representative Arthur W Mitchell a Chicago Democrat said he would demand a congressional investigation into the dismissal of James Lee Johnson a Negro candidate. Mitchell planned to name two more Negro youths as principal candidates for admission to the next class. The Johnson case had been deferred after a departmental inquiry.
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Mitchell
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