Roosevelt Defends Court Reform as Independence at Stake
President Roosevelt denounces the Supreme Court as a "super legislature" and pushes for court enlargement with age limits to enact constitutional reforms. He argues the amendment process is slow yet urges restraint against packing the court while defending the need for an independent judiciary and enforcement of the Constitution as written. He counters charges of packing and outlines the political obstacles and broad public support.
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Maryland racing season bills spark House debate
Annapolis Maryland March House of Delegates debated bills to lift the racing season at Maryland's four major tracks from 100 days to up to 200 days annually and to raise county fair taxes with state revenue sharing. Senate waited on the budget as leaders introduced measures on executive orders and other fiscal actions.
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Court News Highlights Early Cases and Marriages
Court notices show Nolen Morris Flagg and Joseph D Flags versus Jose Winker Simpson and Loraine Shupson, plus Carrie Norris McKinney and Charles Wil of complaint for sale of real estate of Nicholas Norris. Marriage licenses list Richard Angleberger and Grace Anderson. Gerald Williams and Charlotte Helwig. William Chase and Revere Thompson. OW Lewis and Lilian Clark. real estate transfers mention Glenn DeLauter and Robert Clapp Jr with nominal sums.
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Spanish Government Troops Fight Halians
Madrid reports government forces resisted two Italian divisions in a fierce night battle south of Alamigo less than 65 miles northeast of Marrid. Officials say the clash involved 14 000 to 16 000 Italian troops with machine guns tanks and aircraft. government units called in fresh troops as fighting continued after dark.
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Indicted Broker Dies Under Train in Subway
New York March 9 Frank Keech a ten-year-old Wall Street broker and West Point graduate under indictment for arson and conspiracy to defraud insurance was killed under a subway train late today Keech had been charged in Newburgh with arson and conspiracy to defraud insurance in a 1932 fire at his palatial home He was free on $50000 bail pending trial The motorman said Keech either jumped or fell in front of the train as it entered the station Four cars passed over the body before the halt
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Blunt government defense loan passed by wide margin
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies approved the national defense loan by 470 to 46 after a party line split. Backed by Blum and allied factions, the measure secures government funding amid mounting security concerns.
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New supplementary Maryland budget items proposed by Gov Nice
Annapolis March 9 Gov Harry W Nice submitted a supplementary budget for 1938 and 1939 totaling about 1 09 million dollars. Contingent funding 400 000 would depend on new revenue, 290 000 to be drawn from the operating surplus. Proposals include 650 for a portrait, 5 000 for the Hammond Harwood House purchase as a state museum, 5 000 for illuminating the State House, 80 000 for insect and Japanese beetle control, 200 000 for Bangs disease control, a 20 000 advisory budget commission, and 7 791 87 for an extra Sixth Circuit judge in 1939.
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Funeral services for WM F L Cole in Cumberland Md
Funeral services will be held Thursday at St Patrick's Church for 21 year old William F L Cole Western Maryland College student found dead in his dormitory room Monday. Burial will be in the church cemetery. His father J J Coleman formerly a druggist, denies the death was by his son's own action after an official investigation.
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Coroner Details Death of Samuel Scofield at Western Maryland College
Westminster officials coroner Sherman Bo Flan and State's Attorney Henry Privyer reported Samuel Scofield of Western Maryland College died in Cumberland within a day of arrival. The father claimed no autopsy had been done before arrival and suspected death from an unrelated medical condition, noting ongoing suffering for years.
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