Hitler unveils four year term to finish greater Reich
Berlin reports Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler pledges another four years to complete the tasks of the greater Reich. He claims Austria’s fate as a warning to Czechoslovakia and announces elections for a new pan German Reichstag. Mussolini is thanked for support of the Austrian conquest.
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Berlin
Austria
Germany
Reichstag
Mussolini Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Europe
Hitler
Wilson
Iold Schuschniggt
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austri
Tesgaden
Spain
Schuschnige
Lves
Reich
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Siete
Court Rules Kassiy Accident Was Accidental Inference
Federal Circuit ruling in New York Life Insurance Company vs Kassiy WT Federal Second 236 (1937) states the act leading to the accident may be deliberately undertaken by the insured yet be deemed accidental in some cases. Mrs Kassiy should recover per the decision and its reasoning.
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Kassiy
Federal
New York Life Insurance Company
Annexation Threat Sparks Maryland Defense Call
Annapolis Md Gov Harry W Nice urged gubernatorial hopefuls to defend Maryland after an anonymous letter signed I Am Wrong threatened to annex Maryland to Pennsylvania. Postmarked Alexandria Pa the letter claimed to move from Pennsylvania to annex the state near the District of Columbia and then claim the United States.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Alexandria
District of Columbia
Onry
B.C
United States
Semi Annual Auto Inspections Proposed By Rudy in Maryland
Baltimore March 18 a semi annual inspection of all motor remotes in Maryland with penalties for noncompliance was urged in Walter Ro Rudy s annual report commissioner of motor vehicles Rudy urged Gov Harry W Nice to push legislation before the next General Assembly requiring two inspections per year instead of one fines of 25 for motorists and 109 for inspection station operators were proposed to enforce the law plus a note on a 1938-39 era political text from Hitler excerpts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Walter Ro Rudy
Rudy
Harry W. Nice
General Assembly
Frederick's 32 Tons Daily Garbage Service Report
Frederick’s garbage department reports about 24 tons daily of non burnable materials and seven and three quarters tons of burnable refuse. From January 1 to February 15, crews moved roughly 936 tons with over 1800 containers handled daily, covering about 47 miles per man per day. Two trucks handle similar tonnage as cooperation from residents improves with only about fifty families non cooperative.
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Frederick
Jesse W Kolb
Kolb
Administration Wits In Test In The Senate
In Washington on March 18, supporters of the administration won a crucial Senate vote on the government reorganization bill. They defeated Wheeler’s proposal by four votes, a setback for Wheeler and a relief to the White House as Congress retains power to accept or reject executive orders. The measure faces possible override only through legislation, subject to veto. The record notes 900,000 more private automobiles on Britain’s roads in 1937 versus 1928.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Congress
Wheelers
Wateler
Farior
Britain
Compulsory Features In AAA Program Lacking
Frederick county farmers report no compulsory features in the 1938 Agricultural Conservation program. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker said after a meeting that there would be little change from 1937, with wheat the only basic commodity affected. Quotas would require a two thirds farmer vote if a referendum is called. Payments for 1938 rely on land diversion and soil-building practices, with minor changes planned.
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Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Flarmers
Mr. Shoemaker
Thhis
Secretary of Agriculture
Shoemaker Sand
Navy Bill Near Final Passage In The House
The House moved toward final passage of the administration's big navy bill, deferring a final vote until Monday. The bill would authorize 46 new warships 22 auxiliary vessels and 950 airplanes. A section on naval policy was stricken on a point of order sponsored by Rep Vinson to commit the US to a fleet defending both coasts and a non aggression policy.
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Washington
House
Vinson
Georgia
United States
Senate
State To Try To Tax B. and O. Rolling Stock
Harrie gman of the State Tax ion said the state would tax the Baltimore and Ohio rolling stock. A tentative assessment of 0% of 3,275,000 for 1934 was placed against a portion of the property. A hearing is set for April 20 with the railroad to argue its case. The B&O charter of 1827 gave immunity from taxation on rolling stock in Maryland, likely to be challenged in Maryland courts and possibly the Supreme Court for a final ruling.
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Harriegman
Maryland
Supreme Kccuss
Hull
U United States
Great Britain
Canada
Poland
Tax Relief Bill Trials Highlight Court Actions
Three juries found two men guilty within 30 days on charges involving bad checks and property destruction, while a third defendant was acquitted on a related case. Albert Lee Simin, near Libertytown, faced bastardy charges, with a $1.50 weekly child support order set for 14 weeks. Walter Warfield was acquitted of malicious destruction at a tenant house after a prior magistrate ruling found insufficient evidence.
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Albert Lee Simin
Libertytown
Smith
Arthur D Willard
Jane A. Brown
Holden S. Felton
Sherman P. Bowers
David T. Gaver
Luther A Derr
John A Colbert
Herbert W. Duvall
John W. Brewer
Curtys E. Compher
Charles A. Gross
Emmons C. E. Lanner
William D. L Harne
Paul S. Rudy
Albert A. Coblentz
Warfield
Walter Warfield
Ladiesburg
Charles H. Dixon
Walter E. Sinn
Dixon
Charles
Teaxey
Ater
William M. Storm
William . Shepley
Guy E. Carlisle
John L. Dutrow
Two Black Women Jailed After Street Brawl on Five and a Half Street
Elizabeth Jones and Viola Brown faced a Police Court hearing after a Friday brawl on Five and a Half Street. Both received suspensions, with Jones fined and Brown ordered jailed for 30 days after testimony about brick throwing and a lye solution thrown in Jones’s face. Additional motorists forfeited collateral for appearance on traffic charges.
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Elizabeth Jones
Viola Brown
Brown
Jones
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Beng
Merton W. Browne
Winchester
JLA West
John Doe
Six main points outline 1933 farm program
Frederck county farmers can grasp the 1933 farm program via six Wallace guidelines. It covers continuation of the AAA and soil conservation, national acreage allotments, loan provisions, marketing quotas with penalties, release of core supplies during shortages, and wheat crop insurance with Ever-Normal Granary aims.
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Frederck County
Henry
Shoemaker
Wallace
Greta Garbo Leads Star Pair in Rainfall Note
Greta Garbo and Leopold Stokowski appear in a feature noted with unusually heavy rainfall. the Tennessee Valley Authority report, headed by Arthur E Morgan, mentions a fifth suit added.
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Greta Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
True
The
Tennessee Valley
Arthur E. Morgan
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