Washington March 5 Court plan faces sharp opposition
Washington reports President Roosevelt and a cabinet member plan new court reform pushes this week as Democratic critics prepare speeches and Senate hearings. Postmaster General Farley and other cabinet officials will address broadcasts urging judiciary reorganization. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing opens with prominent dissent from Ashurst and others. Moley denounces the proposal as session politics while Pecora warns of frequent court reversals altering the constitution.
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Roosevelt
Pardes
Senate
Ronevelts
Eries
Vretors
Farley Vachdress
Chapel Mm NC
University of North Calolina Polite Union
Thursda
Warm Springs
King Democrat Utth
Ashurst
Arizona
Moley
New York
Supreme Court
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt ‘Brain Trust
Ferdinand Preara
Sin
Pecora
New York State Supreme Court
U.S Supreme Court
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Key Council OF Scouts To Hold Meet Tonight
The newly organized Frederick Boy Scouts held a Saturday hike led by Scout Direct Henry WR. Coates, exploring Hewett Orth farm woods, cooking lunch, and ending with a flag game under hazards. A Leaders training session and a Francis Scait Key 72 Council meeting were planned at WPA Court Street headquarters for troop training and war scout leadership development.
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Frederick
Henry WR. Coates
Hewett Orth Farm
Legal Scout Council
Dega
Anunee
J. Waldace Talley
University of Scouting
Washingtton
Soa
Francis Scait
Key 72 Council
WPA
Court Street
Indian Struck and Killed by Auto on Ridgeville-Dam Road
An Indian man named Allen S Loun, a resident near Kemptown, was struck and killed by a car while walking along the Ridgeville Dam Road Saturday evening. He died at Frederick City Hospital from a fractured skull and broken leg after being taken there by medical staff. The driver, Willan W Miller of Monrovia Route 2, stopped and cooperated with authorities. No charges were filed. the accident occurred about a mile and a half from Ridgeville in Montgomery County. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at Pleasant Mill Cemetery with Rev Sara Arnold officiating.
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Ridgeville-Dam-Asch
Allen S Loun
Ridgeville
Miller
Cech
Montgomery County
Lou
Loun
Loui
Carl van Poole
Mt Air
Ohio
Robert
Raymond
Howard Loun
Kemptown
W. F. Falconer
New Market
Sara Arnold
Pleasant Mill
Brethren Church
Pleasant
Abrer
North Market Street
Clarence E Snowden
Windsor
Arthur J. Engle
Gaithersburg
Michael Frederick
Snowden
Frank Dorsey
Guy Anders
Trial resumes in Monaghan murder case in Somerset
Somerset March 7 The trial of State Policeman Anthony Sainte one of seven men charged with murder in connection with the death of Frank Monaghan Uniontown innkeeper enters its first full week of testimony tomorrow as proceedings continue in the county courthouse.
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Somerset
Anthony Sainte
Frank Monaghan
Uniontown
Vosper Disappearance Shrouds Scotland Yard Probe
London March 7 Scotland Yard faced a baffling case in the disappearance of British stage star and dramatist Vosper The motive remains unknown whether he leaped from a liner or vanished after a party Theories include suicide accident or elopement with Oxford beauty Miss Mist Murtet and close friend Pater Wills.
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London
Scotland Yard
Vosper
Love
Murtet Oxford
Pater
Vesper
Oxford
Amy
Not Yet On Effect In Spain War Relief Plan
London reports a 27 nation central scheme to keep army and volunteers from aiding the civil War in Spain is expected to take effect on March 19. The move was authoritatively indicated tonight.
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London
Spain
Four Weeks Old Honest Princess Moment Stuns Royal Court
A four week old baby daughter of Prince Gustav and Princess Sibvile of Sweden sparked chatter after a tellota moment during a portrait session. Royal watchers note the infant’s reaction revealed hints of her royal bearing in the tense moment.
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Mia
Gustav
Princesa Sibvile
Sweden
Pomona Grange Holds Quarterly Meeting at Middletown
Delegates from eight subordinate granges gathered Saturday in Middletown for installation of officers, reports covering three months, and a two year activity program. The meeting backed a rural road prison labor bill, county bond issues, and a 300000 bond proposal to voters. A prize essay medal was awarded to Carol Remenberg for a state contest.
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Pomona Grange
Middletown
Keller
Washington County
Pomona
Edward F. Holter
Howard UU
Quinn
Peart
Elizabeth Gelsbert
Wootshare
Ira Romesberg
Jefferson
John Renn Ballenger
Alvill Conner
Jefferson Grange
Walkersville
Thomas P. Culler
Ballenger
Israel Lholster
Braddock
Maurice Zentz
Creagerstown
Ceres
Glenn Fisher
Joe Mona
Elsie Stone
Flora
Pauline Etzler
Measant
Rebecca Molland
Mr Pleasant
Molter
Holter
Wolter
Austin P. Renn
Legislative Comnitter
Frederick County
Moller
Braddock Weights
Frederick Fair
Charles E Walker
Mise
Carol Remeberg
Homer Remeberg
National Grange
Violter
T Rav Arankes
Belair
County deer killed by dogs reported near Catoctin Mountain
A full brown doe found dead near Catoctin Furnace shows dog predation with hind quarters eaten. Since January 1, 1910, Frederick county reports twenty seven deer killed by wild dogs, including an albino and an eight point buck. Game warden Phoebus vows enforcement ahead of September 2 law deadline. Melvin Ray Haddock fined for dipping carp.
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Ats Teranga
Benjamin FO
Phebus
Catoctin Furnace
McPherson
Lewistown
Frederick
Catortin
Motrntaindale
Phobus
Catoctin Mountain
Othe
Catholic Daughters Welcome New Frederick Members
A Sunday reception in the St Johns school auditorium welcomed about 50 people to Frederick Court Catholic Daughters of America. Maryland officials and members from Hagerstown and Baltimore attended. Miss Virginia Moyer, Maryland State Regent, spoke on the organization’s activities. A second degree was conferred by Court Hagerstown No 272, followed by luncheon and short talks by M rs Myrtle Knott, Mrs Maye Bloom, Miss Alberta Mobley, Rev Fr Josaitis, and others. Purple, gold and white decor enhanced the event.
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Frederick Court
Catholic Daughters of America
St Johns School
Misa
Virginia Moyer
Baltimore
Court
Schultz
Two Cars Stolen In Two Cities Reported
Police headquarters were notified that two automobiles were stolen Saturday night. A 1995 Ford deluxe was taken from a Rockville parking place around 7 40 pm and bore license plates 212 303. The second car, a Ford four door sedan, was stolen from Westminster and had plates 228 466.
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Rockville
Westminster
May Probe Sought Over Ruddell Case In Seattle Charge
Officials weigh a federal inquiry into the Abowka project after reports from Washington about settler Charles Ruddell. Ruddell says he was charged $12000 for ten months at the colony though he states the bill should be $3500.
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Matanurka
Washington
Charles Ruddell
Seattle
Abowka Project
Ruddell Sudhat
Spring Forest Fire Put Out By CCC Crews
A mountain fire near White Rock was extinguished after about ninety minutes by CCC workers led by Butler and Davis, started by two boys cooking hot dogs. The blaze spread quickly before the crew surrounded and halted it. Butler warned seasonal fires threaten mountain areas this spring and urged strict care with fires among tourists and sportsmen.
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White Rock
CCC
C ON Butler
Davis Camp Forester
Tuscarora
Butler
Fishing Creek
Cass
Fires burn 430 acres of mountain land near Kenbridge VA
In Kenbridge Virginia a chemistry class at the high school names six students amid reports that about 430 acres of mountain land burned fearfully by fires driven from careless handling of coals and wires. Firefighting efforts were ongoing as authorities investigated the causes and documented damages.
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Yte
Care Lee Ness
Gut
Kenbridge Va
Lsix
Joba
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