Gross Again Nominated for Brunswick Postmaster
The Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County again backed E Lynch Gross for Brunswick postmaster after a five ballot vote 4 to 2 defeating Justice Howard Marin Jones. The decision follows a Brunswick district committee petition in Grosss favor and with repeated emphasis on party loyalty and local support.
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Brunswick
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
E Lynch Gross
M.C
Mr Gross
David J. Lewis
Justice Howard Marin Jones
William E Dixon
Dixon
Justice Jones
Mr. Gross
Brunswick District Committee
Behal
Gross
Lewis
Grove
Senate
Grose
Dasidy Winebrenner
Ralph G Kilne
August T. Brust
B. O. Thomas
James H. Gemibrill, Jr
Letter About Lindbergh Baby Stirs Detroit Search
Mrs Anna Hauptmann led a Detroit inquiry into police and welfare records to verify an unsigned note claiming Bruno Richard Hauptmann was innocent of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The letter described a living Lindbergh baby, a detailed plot, and alleged exhumation near Hopewell to scare Lindbergh. New Jersey officials dismissed the claim as unsubstantiated.
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Detroit
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charlies A Lindbergh, Jr
Col. Lindbergh
Bronn
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Lindy
New Jersey
New York
Hauptmann
Borah Plan Sparks Fight Over Relief Bill in Senate
Len Borah proposes restoring suspended anti trust provisions to the NRA relief bill, drawing sharp opposition as Senate votes 43 to 33 against the amendment. Democratic leaders criticize the move while Borah, Idaho Republican, pushes ahead, signaling a lack of immediate final action on the relief measure. The debate hints at further amendments and difficulty in closing the bill by the weekend. The article notes the world's richest emerald mines are in the Ural mountains.
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Washington
Len Borah
NRA
Senate
Obviousy
Borah
Idaho
Idaho Repubican
Large barn fire destroys farm structures near Buckeystown
A spark from a feed grinder ignited a large bank barn on E. Earl Remsberg’s farm one mile south of Buckeystown. The 131 by 45 foot frame barn burned in under 30 minutes, destroying the barn, wagon shed, horse barn, stock including one horse, a bull and several cattle, and 15 tons of hay, 40 barrels of corn, and 75 bushels of wheat, while machinery mostly saved.
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E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Remsberg
Independent Hose Company
Barn Fire Destroys Cattle Injures Silo Ignites Roof
A blaze damaged a barn and silo with livestock scorched and three cows doomed for destruction. The fire, not threatening other buildings, was brought under control late at night and plans call for rapid rebuild.
Proposal to add associate judge in Sixth Judicial Circuit
Annapolis March 21 A proposed constitutional amendment seeks another associate judge for the Sixth Judicial Circuit covering Montgomery and Frederick counties. The circuit now has a chief judge and two associates and would gain a third associate if the measure passes. Delegate A Lamar Barrick of Frederick introduced the bill in the House as a Democrat.
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Annapolis
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Montgomery
Frederick
Lamar Barrick
Frederick County
Maryland House passes 2 per cent sales tax bill
Annapolis March 21 The Maryland House of Delegates on third reading passed a 2 per cent sales tax bill raising 6.5 million dollars and sent it to the Senate which opposed the measure. Earlier the Senate voted 19 to 9 to recommit the bill to finance and leaders sought relief funds timelines from Hopkins. Senator Lansdale G Lasseer wired Hopkins urging flexibility in reef fund deadlines while pledging votes if needed.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Senate
Finance Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Lansdale
G Lasseer
Hopkins
Raise the agreed amount to aid those in need
The passage argues to raise the agreed amount, the goal both the administration and the Legislature pursue, to provide necessary relief to those in need without complications. It emphasizes coordinated effort to reach the intended relief.
Klamath Tribe Rises as Wealthiest Community in World
The Klamath Indian tribe on a vast 1,000,000-acre southern Oregon reservation is described as the world’s richest community with a potential per capita wealth of 28000 dollars, highlighting unprecedented prosperity among residents.
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Oregon
Mountains
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Winfield Scott
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