Baltimore City Plan Rejected in Senate Committee
The Maryland Senate finance committee rejected Baltimore city plans for a three-committee tax strategy after an all afternoon session with the city’s regulators. Talks touched on a state tax and relief needs for Baltimore, with county senators urging a concrete revenue plan and executive reviews following the committee’s halt.
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Appapolis
Marsh
Senate France Committee
Ucy
Telem Inuzes
Comere
Cal
City Regis
Howard W. Jeckson
Cir
Senate
Anance Committee
Hoferberg
Stedman Prescott
Mont_ 2
Baltimore
Abford
Prescott
Sen. J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Prescot
Coad
Hofferbert
Hofterbert
Raymond Kennedy
Baltimore City
Sen. Coad
Baltmore
Finance Committee
Fall From Bridge Delays Potomac Search For Two Rail Workers
Renewed hunt at dawn for the bodies of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carpenters Thomas H. F. Hitz and Joseph Pence swept from a bridge span six miles west of Cumberlands after repairing ice dam damage. Police and officials coordinated the search, but divers found no sign as daylight returned.
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Cimiberiang
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Potomac River
Here
Thomas H. F. Hitz T
Cumberland
Joseph Pence
Martinsburg
W. Va
S. & O. Polce
Admiral Beatty Dies at 65 After Long Naval Service
Fleet Admiral Beatty died tonight at the London Home for the Aged. He had been ill for several years and was 65. His son, a doctor, and a nun, were at his bedside as his condition worsened after attending the funeral of the late King George.
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Zarl Beatty
Fleet
Coe
Ein
London
Beatty
George Me
Threat of War Looms as Locarno Talks Shift to London
Paris and London signal a firm stand toward Germany amid fears of renewed Rhineland tensions and possible easing of sanctions on Italy. Goebbels flags a serious crisis as Britain, France and the League reassess agreements while Goebbels praises Nazi gains and Berlin weighs a return to the League.
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Paris
France
Britain
Germany
Italy
Locarno
League Council
London
Hitler
London Daily Fall
Rhineland
Berlin
Goebbels
League
Geneva
Ritain
Strasbourg
Prench Army
Jogne
England
League of Nations Council
Germa
Rhine
Anthony Eden
Lord Halifax
Myers Guilty of Wife Beating and Desertion
Stephen G. Myers of Libertytown was found guilty in Circuit Court of assault and battery against his wife and desertion. He received a suspended sentence, $5 weekly for three years, and $800 bond. A potential revival of penalties includes lashes and re-arrest if violence recurs. The trial featured testimony from Mrs Myers and witnesses Fannie Coates, H. Brice Hammond, and Denver J. Shook.
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Foulth
Arthur D. Willard
Charles IV
Woodward
Stephen G. Myers
Libertytown
Myers
Maryland
Willard
Charles Riordan
Albert Fogie
Louis V. Myers
Roy Gardner
Nessy
Walter
Lina
Wison Jefferson
Muliy
Seward
Inez Jefferson
Ouse
Frederick
Jefferson
Quer
Elise
Allan ¥. Bennett
Florence V. Wachter
Robert L. C. Schroyer
Welfare board chairmen meet to push relief program
Welfare board chairmen from across the state gathered in Annapolis to press the Wors in Means committee of the State Legislature for a relief program. Frederick County chairmen Derizobaugh and colleagues attended earlier meetings at Emerson Hotel in Baltimore and discussed bringing the relief plan before lawmakers. A dinner honoring state relief administrator Harry Greenstein, who retires April first, capped the gathering as plans for attendance at the meetings were reviewed.
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Welfare Board
Annapolis
Lewis R. der
Stend
Dertzsch Tursday
Derizobaugh
Meetail Welfare Board
Emerson
Balimore
Derizbaugh
Wi Ham C
Dorothy F. McBride
Frederick
J. Sheldon Turner
Hostory
Harry Greenstein
Parsons Admits Murder in Charleston Slaying Case
Ronald Parsons a 24 year old crane operator awaited arraignment on a murder charge after confessing to killing Dorothy Fee whose body was found by a country club ravine a 13 year old caddy located the body. Prosecutor J Blackburn Waits said Parsons admitted the killing occurred after a car ride but claimed no motive. Police quoted Parsons saying I don't know why I did it but I did it with my hand.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ronald Parsons
Dorothy Fee
Country Club
Parsons
J. Blackburn Waits
Bankruptcy Pleas Hit Two Gatthersburg Residents
Two Gatthersburg residents have filed bankruptcy petitions. Wile E. Athey acts through his avenues, John EL Oxtey and Aled are named in the filing, with details unclear.
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Gatthersburg
E. Athey
John EL Oxtey
Aled
Bankruptcy records show assets and liabilities totals
Schedules reveal assets of 106 dollars and liabilities amounting to 528,866.65 dollars. An order adjudges the subject bankrupt and refers the case to Holden 5S Pelton, city referee. Ather case mirrors this process with a 2,221 dollar claim.
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Holden 5S
Pelton
Ynomas H Ather
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Carty
Westinghouse
Carty, Inc
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Cannon
Bennett's
Bennett
Datintone
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Hendrickson
Serres
Everett V. Moser
Middletown
BP Ehoar
Western, Md
Nen Youar
Frederick Memorial
Linden Hillis
Chas
Woodruff, Mzr
W. Patrick
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