Bond Bill Passes House for Frederick High Schools
Annapolis Md March 12 The House of Delegates approved a bill authorizing about 300000 in bonds to fund construction and furnishing of four Frederick city high schools the bonds dated July 1 1937 mature over fifteen years and carry up to 4 1 2 percent interest serviced by property taxes The measure sent to the Senate also notes a Maryland day commemorative event in Washington county and a separate proposal to add election judges in Carroll county A public hearing on the Frederick police midit system is set for Winchester Tall Monday at 1 50 PM with the bill still in committee A separate Senate bill would limit cooperative association membership in Maryland to state residents affecting several county cooperatives
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Senate
Frederick County
Frederick City
Washington County
House
Maryland
Spencer
Carroll County
Melvin O. Boutson
Committee of Elections
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Payne
Amasa
Harry W. LeGore
John Bo Funk
Winchester
LeGore
Brunswick Co-operative
Farmers Co-Opereative Association
Farmers *Supply Company
Walkersville
Thurmont
Committee On Judicial Procedure
Virginia fullback Wilton Sample dies at 22
Lexington Virginia March 12 Wilton Wade Sample a 22 year old Virginia fullback at Washington and Lee University died at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Doctors cited a brain infection induced by influenza. He had been in good health the day before with a cold, was admitted late yesterday, placed in an oxygen tent, and his condition worsened. He was the son of G S Sample a prominent Shreveport banker and planter.
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Lexington
Wil‘ton Wade Sample
Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Jack ‘Pon Methar
Teres
Umae
Samsple
G. S. Sample
Shreveport
Captain A D to Attend Port Arthur Rotary Meeting
With spring approaching, Captain A D plans his annual appearance at the Port Arthur Rotary meeting. At 94, he insists on staying active, delivering reports and tasks despite his age.
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Epring
A. D
Port Arthur
Maele
General Motors And Union In Agreement
General Motors reaches final agreement with the United Automobile Workers after protracted talks in Detroit. The settlement, supplementing the February accord, settles strike demands but does not adopt a national hourly wage or 40 hour week. Seniority rights after six months are included. temporary layoffs during extended slowdowns and a restructured work week precede pay adjustments. Delegates prepare to ratify. Chrysler rejects bargaining rights and seeks an injunction against sitdown strikers.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
Hudson
Washington
Wallies Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lew
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Great Lakes Kominom
OSA
Thegre
New York
United Automobile Workers of America
WII Ag
Eana
Chrysler Corporation
Ickes Backs Court Plan of Roosevelt
Secretary Ickes spoke in Raleigh praising Roosevelt and the court reform plan. He criticized the Supreme Court for ruling against public interests and warned against a self‑appointed super‑government. Senator Tydings joined as principal speaker at the victory dinner.
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Raleigh
N.C
Harold L. Iexes
Interior
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ickes
President Roosevelt
Millard FE Tydings
Maryland
Cour
Court Schedule Adjusted Amid Judge Absences
Court will resume Monday March 22 after Chief Judge Urner announced postponement due to Judge Willard's illness and Judge Woodward's absence. In Montgomery County, the March term proceeds with Willard at Rockville and Urner and Woodward on the bench. Dorsey trials feature witnesses Fox Wiles and others with mixed verdicts and suspensions. Also noted is the Holstein Association banquet at the Francis Scott Key hotel on March 19 with invited 4H youth and dairy officials and a forthcoming May consignments sale.
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Hammond Urner
Char D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Willard
Guppe
Woodward
Rockville
Montgomery + county
Whith Degas
Urner
Annaipolis
Ie Court of Appeals
Samuel Dorsey
John E.* Fosx
James Wiles
Sheri
Hoy M. Hittner
Dorsey
Mary Dorsey
Mabel Smith
Harry Cram
Vernon Weddle
Ernest Lane
Fox
Wiles
Charles J. Angleberger
Raymond E. Baumgardner
Willard N. Wall
David HW. Young
Carroll E. Boyer
Charles T. Butcher
William R. Kelly
Charles FE. Poole
Alton Y. Bennett
William Tammond
Nolle
Sherman P. Bowers
Cee
Russell J. Wewcamer
Williain S. Grimes
Francis Grimes
Ruimy
Grimes
Allen N. Crissey
Eastfern
Holstein-Frireian - Acenciation of America
Mark Welsh
C. Walker
Wilderness Effect Is Not Spoiling Maryhind State Forests
Baltimore March 12 The fear that CCC camp work spoils wilderness character of Maryland State Forests shows little basis The State Forester Besley notes roads reach only general areas with scenic byways reserved for trails The practice retains undergrowth and leaves den trees for wildlife while thinning mainly along highways and recreational zones Hunting and fishing remain open in season
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Baltimore
CCC
Maryhind
Besley
Besleytts
CCC Woods
Mey
New Dog Racing Board bill aims to set up state commission
Annapolix Md March 12 The introduction of a bill in the Senate would establish a State dog racing commission to regulate the industry The measure naming members and salaries plus a 1 percent take on bets and 12 percent for track operators prompted swift passage of the legislative week end calendar by both chambers The bill designates J Frank Every and Joseph M Wyatt as sponsors and lists R Bayly Chapman John T Tormollan and John P Mays as appointees to the new panel
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Annapolix
Senate
House
J. Frank Every
Baltimore City
Joseph M Wyatt
R. Bayly Chapman
John T. Tormollan
John P. Mays
OO Wotkotr
USC Student Receives Reward For Keeping Promise Not To Smoke
Allan Gordon of the University of Southern California earned a reward in Los Angeles on March 13 for honoring a promise to his parents to quit smoking until age 21. The event involved APIA pipe and SIMEM as part of the incentive program.
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Good Boy
Stone
Angeles
Calif
Apia Pipe
Simem
Allan Gordon
University of Southern California
Waiter Wins 2200 Dollar Verdict Against Thaw
Washington March 12 Paul Jacek head waiter at a fashionable Washington hotel won 2200 dollars in a federal court jury verdict against Harry K Thaw known from the Stanford White murder case. Jacek received 200 dollars for pain and embarrassment and 2000 dollars as punitive damages. He testified Thaw hit him with a cigarette January 4 1935 after a dispute over a champagne bill. Thaw denied the blow and asked for a new trial after his lawyer said the hit was accidental as hotel staff tried to eject him.
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Washington
Paul Blicek
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jacek
Thaw
Jaeck
Brass Bearings Stolen From BL and C Railroad
Major Elmer F Munshower, State Police superintendent, issues a daily bulletin seeking a known gang responsible for multiple brass bearing thefts from parked Baltimore and Ohio box cars between Relay and Adams TOW. About eight bearings stamped B&O RB have disappeared near Holl Ofield and Mt Airy Junction in the past week. officers urged to watch for suspicious two to three man trucks likely carrying bearings.
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Elmer F. Munshawer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Relay
Adams- Tow
Hollofield
Mt Airy Junction
Munshower
Ofleers
Madrid thwarted kidnappings and insurgent plots shock city
Madrid authorities announced the dissolution of a fascist ring accused of planning assassinations kidnappings and sabotage to disrupt defenses. police rounded up over thirty members including several women and five policemen while insurgents shelled central Madrid and reports from Trijueque noted the defense line held. An American commander in the Abraham Lincoln Battalion was critically injured as international volunteers faced government casualties. In other news neutral forces outline arms embargo enforcement and a world flight rally for Amelia Earhart begins in Oakland with a planned 5 pm takeoff.
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Madrid
Salotare
Guadalajara
Trijueque
Valencia
International Brigade
United States
London
Andujar
Jto Ket
Polier
Aftic
Exuperio Munoz Gonzalez
Poneratissimo
Francisco Franco
Coluumn
Jose Minja
Spain
Trijveque
Tata
Three Months For Trying To Take Deputy Car
John J. Frank of Plainfield New Jersey was found guilty of unauthorized use of Deputy Sheriff George F. Abrecht’s car in Frederick Maryland. He received a three month sentence in the House of Correction. A key ring with four car keys and a rock was found in a ragged shirt in his grip suggesting possible car theft. He claimed hunger and an upset mind and that the deputy’s sedan belonged to him. Frank, a foundry worker, said he came from Pittsburgh and was looking for a relative’s home under the impression he was in Plainfield.
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George F. Abrecht
John J. Frank
Plainfield
N. J
House of Correction
Emmett FH. Bowlus
Frank
Department of Justee
Plhiinfield
Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Oficer
Frederick
Pittsburgh
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Parma Neighbors League
Nice
Shire Semitar
Union
Yinal Accort
Besley Vaints
New Bill
Waiter
BL. & C. Railroad
Basehoar
Oree Wester
MA. Fark
Ane
Police
Oakland
Mid- Pacific Islands
Amelia Earhart
Aviatrix
New Jersey
Kenlenerd
House OF
Sixth Street
Wilbur Carty
Charles
Samuel Palm
Edward Tants
Buddy Sttely
Ben Phebus
Frank Dorsey
Charles Burras
Rovers
Oy Dock
CG. Garty, Inc
East Patrick St
Ann
Frederick, Md
Tlain Crepes
Hendrickson
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