State Police Bill Hearing Moves to Create Separate Department
A bill before the House of Delegates to establish a separate State Police Department would place a superintendent with major rank at its head and transfer current officers and motor vehicle budget funds. The plan includes a training miltary school, new headquarters, a criminal identification bureau, and enforcement of fish oyster and game laws.
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House of Delegates
Department of State Police
Popp
Whealton
Locke
Howard
Chambers
Ways and Means Committee
State Police Department
State Employment Commission
Department
Bureau of Criminnal
Division of Investigation
U. S. Department of Justice
Compromise Accepted in Equity Court Case
Judge Arthur D Wulard approved William B French receiver of Blue Ridge Investment Co to accept 89 as a compromise offer ending a suit for 40670 against Emory L Coblentz president of the closed Central Trust Co The receiver noted Leo Weinberg’s appearance but no pleas were filed and said a letter from the McLean Contracting Co offered the settlement plus costs to date per the court order
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Arthur D Wulard
Equity
William B French
Blue Ridge Investment Company
Emory L Coblentz
Central Trust Company
French
Mr Coblentz
Two Threats Necessary for the Squeeze Play
William B. McKenney explains the first Tapel element of the squeeze in bridge: two threat cards form the foundation, with a one card threat in one suit and a two or more card threat in another. The article details one, two, three, and four card threats and how they force an opponent to retain cards to prevent a winner. The piece ends noting the next article will cover the second Tapel element.
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William B. McKenney
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
West
East
Tomorow
New Value Dodge Delivers Luxury at Low Cost
Clifton dentist Dr. Donald L. Davie touts the 1935 Dodge as luxury and performance with better gas and oil economy than smaller cars. Owners praise its style safety and dependability, noting it costs only a few dollars more than the lowest priced cars while offering big car comfort. Chrysler Motors Dodge Division promotes New Value Dodge from 645 dollars and up with Time payment options.
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Donald L. Davieson
Clifton, N. J
Chrysler Motors
DODGE
Will of Frederick merchant Staub to children. estate probated
The will of Francis Staub, Frederick grocer, probated in Orphans Court, gives nearly all estate to his children. Marshall Staub has first option to buy the grocery stock in Frederick at appraised value. Meredith Van Staub second, else sale to highest bidder. Tombstone up to 300, four equal shares to Mary Pauline Staub and the three sons, with deductions and trusts specified. Additional bequests include 250 to Lena Stull 100 to St Johns church for masses 200 to trust for grave upkeep. Dated July 26, 1933, witnessed by W E Miller C Warren Taylor and Charles P Troxell. Executrix and executors named without bond.
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Francis Staub
Frederick
Orphans Court
Mr. Staub
F. W. Staub and Son
Market Streets
Marshall Staub
Meredith van Staub
Mary Pauline Staub
Mieredith van R Staub
Meredith van R Staub
Lena Stull
Fof
St. John's Catholic Church
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Staub
St. John’s Cemetery
W E Miller
C Warren Taylor
Charles P Troxell
Local meeting in Frederick outlines literary program
The Frederick gathering featured Mr Bell leading the literary program after singing Juanita. Selections by Mr Bell and Mr Harper included In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree Let Me Call You Sweetheart and The Church By The Side Of The Road. Roy Angleberger gave a farming talk. Resolutions on Millard Stull of Creagerstown Grange were adopted and mailed to family and grange. Henry and Emory Stettlemser will report on a Florida All Grange gathering at the next meeting.
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Ler
Frederick
Bell
Juanita
Harper
Roy Angleberger
Millard Stull
Creagerstoun Grange
Florida
Henry and
Emory Stettlemser
Lewistown Grange Votes on School Overcrowding Plan
Lewistown Grange held its regular meeting with acting master Robert M Firor presiding. The group discussed needs at Lewistown School due to overcrowding and named a committee to talk with the County Board of Education. An invitation to an old fashioned dress ball hosted by New Market Grange was received and accepted.
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Lewistown Grange
Grange Hall
Robert M Firor
Lewistown
W. A
Borah criticism called not mature judgment in NRA code debate
Don Reichberg told the Senate Finance Committee that Senator Borah’s critique of the NRA steel code exaggerated trifles and did not reflect mature judgment on industry facts. Cross-bill filed for absolute divorce in local equity court by Mary Agnes Arnold against John T Arnold. Court ordered Arnold to pay $25 counsel fee and $182 monthly alimony during the suit unless shown otherwise by March 22.
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Washington
Donald Reichberg
Senate Finance Committee Today
Borah
NRA
Mary Agnes Arnold
John T Arnold
Arnold
Walter #H Sinn
Man Held For Investigation In Fire Near Knoxville
Alvie Myers of Knoxville was taken into custody last Wednesday night and released on a $500 bond after appearing before Magistrate Walter E Sinn. Sheriff Roy M Hilthe retrieved him on a summons from state insurance investigator Joseph Daugherty. No warrant has been issued. The fire struck the home of Mrs Carrie Stevens along the canal near Knoxville last Wednesday night, with waste from freight car boxes allegedly stuffed between weatherboarding and set afire. The blaze was discovered before further details could be learned.
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Knoxville
Alvie Myers
Walter E Sinn
Cowit
Myers
Roy M Hilthe
Joseph Daugherty
Oflee Daugherty
Carrie Stevens
Knowille
Why Get Up Nights 23c Test Free
An old advertised remedy promises to relieve bladder issues and improve sleep. It claims to cleanse impurities with ingredients like buchu and juniper while offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Distributed by Peoples Service Drugs Stores and Pearres Modern Pharmacy.
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Pearres Modern Pharmacy
Fire destroys Brunswick house as family away
Reports say more than 30 damaged by a blaze in a weatherboarded Brunswick home. Mrs Stav ens was at church service with children staying with a neighbor. A 10-year-old saw flames and telephoned for help. firemen arrived after the fire had been contained on one side. The house stood across railroad tracks, hindering access by engine.
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Stavens
Brunswick
Church of God
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