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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
7
Lawmakers weigh a plan including levies on whiskey and beer. Debate centers on relief funds share, fiscal impact, and a split over timing and revenue commitments. Key figures cited include Sen. J Allan and committee chairs as talks continue.
A fragmentary 1936 NEA Syndicate panel vignette depicts a playful scene with a sunflower motif and a conversation about a sun lamp. The text shows dialogue on fashion and novelty items, a casual social setting, and references to a column or cartoon style captioning.
The group discussed an excise tag of one tenths of one percent and floated a composite tax program blending small levies. They considered raising the amount as necessary to meet goals.
New York reports outline bi weekly world wide broadcasts under the International Broadcasting Union. The first joint North and South American program led by NBC aims to interconnect global broadcasters with a musical extravaganza and multiple stations listing schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ WIZ and others.
A garbled late edition item lists items such as Moscow 4 pm Russian winter sports HBL Geneva 5 30 league GSC GSC GSB GSA London rugby Wales versus Iceland DJC Ber 7 30 dance music GSC GSC GSL London 10 songs.
In New York during an annual session, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association revealed medals and ribbons for outstanding publications. Frederick Hugh School of Frederick Maryland was placed in the second class for schools with enrollment 801 to 1300.
Legislation discusses a teletype system to coordinate 23 law enforcement offices across Maryland cities including Frederick Hagerstown Baltimore Easton Cambridge and Annapolis. A comprehensive survey by a 15 member criminology committee weighs project feasibility and state police involvement.
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