Cummings Urges New Blood in High Court Reform
Attorney General Cummings urged Congress to back President Roosevelts court plan to rejuvenate the judiciary with new blood. He outlined four pillars including curb on injunctions, aging judges, crowded dockets, and the need for infused fresh perspectives. A large Senate hearing room filled with senators, officials, and reporters as Roosevelts proposal faced opposition and debates over court packing and constitutional remedies.
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Washington
Cummings
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Chief Executives Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
High Tribunal
Ashurst
Democrat
Arizona
Taft
James M. Beck
Finteherdt
Test Administration
Mr Roosevelt
Ae Pik Yew
C I O Moves Toward Textile and Oil Unionization
The Committee for Industrial Organization aims to unionize 2 250 007 workers in textiles and oil and create an industrial union to rival the AFL. Tension grows as strikes affect over 100 000 workers, notably U A W A action at Detroit with Chrysler. Chrysler refuses to recognize U A W A as core bargaining agent for its 67 000 employees.
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Associated Press
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers of America
Detroit
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Chrysler Automotive
John L. Lewis
AF. of I
Lewis
William Green
Federation
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Justices over 70 retire and court expansion debate
Senator Borah presses Cummings on appointing liberal judges and risks of a bigger court. Cummings says increased judgeship aims to avoid curtailing judiciary, not to enslave it, and admits possible anti Congressional reactions. Debate touches permanency, constitutional conventions, and rapid amendment limits.
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Cummings
Borah
Idaho
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Congress
Austin
Vermont
Pole Crash Injures Auto Passengers In Battletown
Accident on West Patrick street in Battletown left an automobile upended against a fire plug and a damaged telephone pole. Two Negro occupants escaped injury while the driver Lewis Lee, 18, and one passenger were unhurt after the 40 mph skid and pole impact. The car owned by Albert W Stockman of 340 West Patrick street sustained about 75 dollars in damage with primed costs to replace the fire plug around 60 dollars. No water was released.
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Aoo
Tn Cortatte
West Patrick Street
Artorally
Muely
Lewis Lee
Hos
Albert W Stockman
Lee
Ain All
Aorade
Battletown
Agadink
Winter Returns With Light Snow Across County
The cold snap on Tuesday dropped to 20 degrees, stirring concerns among car owners over antifreeze. Light snow whitened northern areas and Frederick before midnight, with most precipitation only a trace. Cold conditions persist with little chance of temperature change, recalling late snows of past years and earlier blizzards.
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Frederick
Braddock Offered $250000 to Defend Title in Schmeling Bout
New York March 10 Acting for the Deutschland Halle Athletic Club of Berlin Max Schmeling offered heavyweight challenger Jimmy Braddock two hundred fifty thousand dollars free of all taxes to defend his title against Schmeling in Germany this summer.
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New York
Deutschland Halle Athletic Club
Berlin
Max
Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Germany
Grace Reformed pastor elected Mercersburg Classis president
Rev G E Platt, pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Greencastle, Pa., was elected president of the Mercersburg Classis of the Evangelical Reformed church at the spring meeting closing sessions. Other officers named include Rev James W. Moyer of Mercersburg as vice president, Rev Dr TW Hentricks of Chambersburg as treasurer, and Rev William T Tawe of McConnellstown as stated clerk.
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Classis
G E Platt
Grace Reformed Church
Greencastle
Mercersburg
Evan+ Relical Reformed church
James W. Moyer
Mercereburg
TW Hentricks
Chambersburg
William T Tawe
McConnellshure
School tax lawsuit against Fowler for unpaid 1999 charges
A Newton resident, Fowler, faced a school tax suit after failing to pay his 1999 school taxes. The school board pursued the case to recover the delinquent amount. The article notes confusion over the tax records and the court action.
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Texas
Fowler
Newton
Echool Board
Behind The Scenes In Washington
Roosevelt warns Hopkins and the Budget Bureau about budget gaps and WPA relief cuts as Congress debates an appropriation. Officials forecast staged roll reductions, with state administrators promising no arbitrary cuts but reviews of quotas. The article notes floods, relief lists, and the struggle to hold WPA rolls from January through June.
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Romery Duce
Washington
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Congress
Boi Tou
WEA
Doumba
WPA
Tropkine
NRA
Train wreck near Hanover injures three travelers
Three Hanover residents escaping from Washington were rear ended by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Woodbine Carroll County Sunday evening. The injured include Mrs Myers and her husband, Mrs Nyere, and Samuel Green, eighty, father of Mrs Myers. They were to the car occupants. all suffered shock and minor cuts and bruises.
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Hanover
Pa Penple
Het Jane Tae
Washington
Baltimore and Oho
Woodbine
Carroll County
Tseelock
Ruccolt
Bo Myere
Mre
Myers
Samuel Green
Mr. Nyere
Marrs
Huebanit Ant Heer
City Hospital Election Held
City Hospital election procedures described with list of officers and committee members. Executive reports recount February activity including hospital transfer visit to Washington County Hospital, and monthly statistics show admissions births and patient status.
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Biederich City
Meta
Gianna Seman
Delaphine
Mas Frank
Dertebaugh
Fong
Cline Giresaifont
Mites
Lowie
Cotta Sponding
Markey
Toners
Charmin Mare
David Cramdt
Mas Chatlea
Mtns
Hares
Takoy McCurdell
Chiaiton Meshery
Wate
Storride Hannon Urner
Ralphs Antanas
Baer
Conley
Palace
Ther
Dm Baxter
Beall
Gom Benger Hoc Bridsons
Bare
Birels
G. M. Boyer
Mom Hoyer
W. HR Candle
Coat Cantey
Ihr
Coo Conley
G. Bo Crist
Ira Dialer
Jos Dorr
EC Easterdey
Hob Pahrnes
Geatt
Nourse
A A Pearre
M.S. Pearre
Hf Riggs
T. C Routton
Roop
J. Slusher
GF Smith
Woom Smith
O B Stone
G. T Strother
AL Stulte
Willian Schumauiler
L R Schoolman
BO Thomas le Prp
Thomas Rls ‘Pyson
CG van Poole
LM West
Bow
White Amt Fld
Worthington
Oan
Vintt
Mary le Nieves
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Lenten Music Features Creagerstown Service
A Lent music event at Creagerstown brings Woodsboro Lutheran and St John’s Young People’s choirs together for a Friday service. The combined choir performs pieces like The Palms and Hallelujah Christ is Risen with Brendele on organ and a Woodsboro director guiding the concert.
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Woodsboro Lutheran Church
St. John's Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Wil
Tolins Church
Choure A
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Brief
Weather notes show 24 hour precipitation close to 0.332 inches in March with 0.29 inches recorded. March totals compare to 1097 precipitation year to date. Yesterday high and low temperatures near typical values. forecast shows sunrise at 6:29 AM and sunset around 5:17 PM with mild tomorrow conditions.
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Afoon
Fontorra
Dogs Not Freed To Be? Government Troops Kill Deer Killers
Fragmented report details claims about dogs detained at a city pound, alleged killings by authorities, and political context. It cites statements by Mrs Mary Wale and notes about a pound near Tlathngewarth, with references to officials and possible penalties.
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Bendunm Ban
Thas
Rampart
Ata
Phebas
Ras Sapaangs
Howard Toatlingsworth Lelty
Tlathngewarth
Shane
Catoetin
Moary
Asmats
Mas Wolfe
Fredmont Union Holds Newspaper Banquet at Eberts
Fredmont Union of Southern Methodist holds its eighth annual newspaper banquet in Frederick and Montgomery counties with about fifty attendees.Rev Cromer delivers an editorial address on building character through youth and faith groups. The event features a front page style program, a weather forecast segment, and reports from union members chaired by various local clergy and leaders.
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Ebert's Conferslonery
Peedmont Union of Southern
Methodist
Frederick
Montgomery
Uenntars
Moss
Kev If ER
Virginia Mire Phy
Thiesty
Union Sporty
Mev
Gleichman
Evangeliat
Union
Grove Co Awarded Bridge Repair Contract
The State Roads Commission awarded contracts for bridge repairs and alterations in Carroll and Frederick counties. Thome Terinett and Hunter of Westminster received the job to repair seven county road structures in Carroll County at a cost of 10 ne. The McF Grove Time Co opf Frederick received a contract for copies fe mane Canty revved Drifters over Frederick county streams.
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Valimare
State Roads Commission
Carrell
Fredenck
Thome Terinett
Hunter
Westminster
Carroll
Frederick
Four Floors Below Hospital Window Captain Dies
A report cites Capt Thaupherty aged 64 dying after falling four floors below a hospital window. The Chesapeake Bay Steanchip Line notes his long service and recent command of the City of Richmond before seeking relief due to illness.
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Gant Vine
Daugherty
Chesapeake Bay
Tye Hospital
Thaupherty
Jeanne Po Veteuan
Marine Hee
Elttand
Waco Hie
Chesapeake
Tiehmond
Beetiee
Ilness
Lamont Testimony On Margin Co Policies Scrutinized
Testimony cited by Lamont describes Margin & Co policies including secret tee pinewal and control elements involving Van Sweyingen brothers. Lamont stated Morin acted as ranking partner. Oliver testified in a Guaranty Trust Company subcommittee session as part of the ravt moneying probe.
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Margin & Co
Tee Pinewal
van Sweyingen Brothers
Cortrol
Tnte
Ty Empire Weara
Thos W Lamont
Morin
Faba Sen de Cominttes
van Sweenmypens
Ethisne
Mony
Ay Oliver
Guaranty Trust
MeLoud Woman Fined Three Hundred in Tax Case
A MeLoud woman was fined three hundred dollars over one year in UT for operating a bawdy house. The jury acquitted Paul McCloud and Nellie Vessell of related charges while McCloud’s wife Katharine Boone was not charged with maintaining an disorderly house. Deliberations lasted fifty five minutes as state’s attorney outlined the case against a West Sixth Street establishment opened December 28.
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Brederick
Dale Trak Boo
Perle Science
Paul McPcland
Mew Cloud
Kathe Boone
Minnie Fogle
Julia Walker
Robert Weddle
Vessell
TS West Sixth Street
Thal
Alvey Hess
Bromitsburg
Earl Eyler
Eyler
Herd
George
Market Moves Ahead Briskly For Gains
New York March 10 AP reports the stocks market moved briskly for gains of one to four or more points as commodity groups surged. Demand abroad in staples and a sped up armaments race push raw material prices higher on a broad front. The market boosted metals and rubbers with speculative enthusiasm. Sterling rose to 488 cents at opening.
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New York
Lands TN Snowstorr Winchester Report
A garbled Winchester report from March 10 references Charlee Ho Douglas, a land plan named NAenowstum in Garrett county, and mentions Theo unsure about Tevtilae vicepresident of the MWwrd airport on a private business trip.
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Snowstor
Winchester
Charlee Ho Douglas
Garrett County
Theo
Tevtilae
Mwwrd
Hee
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