Morgan Refuses to Resign as TVA Chairman
President Roosevelt warned of suspension or removal of Arthur E. Morgan from the Tennessee Valley Authority chair, while Morgan declared his refusal and challenged the power to oust him. Roosevelt found Morgan guilty of insubordination and contumacy and accepted others' charges of obstruction and morale damage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Totay
Apes Waeed
Morgan
TVA Soarch of Directors
TVA x xx
Teaching Of Ideals In Home Is Urged
George C. Rhoderick of Middletown urged parents to teach children ideals at home to influence future success. He spoke at Glade Valley Community Association in Walkersville on Monday night, stressing honesty and sportsmanship as vital in today’s business world. A Walkersville High School play illustrated the message, followed by a bazaar report showing a $265 profit.
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Lre
George C. Rhoderick
Middletown
Frederick County Board of Education
Glade Valley Community Association
Walkersville
Walkers- Ville High School
Rooderick
Emma Devilbiss
Walkersville High School
Glee Club
Alvill Coaner
Jefferson
Ruth Erdman
Thomas Cremer
May Shift Some Of Burden On Employes
Baltimore March 21 State Employment Commissioner Harry C Jones said the state may shift part of the burden of the retirement system to employees The pension plan would move toward a contributory setup with the state matching employee contributions and deductions from salaries
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Baltimore
Maesviand
Harry C. Jones
Jones
Systems Board of Trustees
Toad Miller Sentenced in Disorderly House Case
In Brunswick a Brunswick man and two others faced sentences in the House of Correction after a jury found them guilty of forgery and related charges tied to a disorderly house at 109 East Sixth Street. Miller received months, Gordon one year terms, and Perrell was released on bond pending further sentencing. The judge urged the state to pursue delinquency charges if desired.
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Foursmon
House of Correction
Gordon
Brunswick
Miller
E. Austin James
James
East Sixth Street
Clapp
Willard
Sherman P. Bowers
Minnick
Alinnick
Washington
State Hospital
Francis J. Campbell
Perrell
E. Thomas Mills
Gaithersburg
Mulls
Abler Replies To Gordy Charge In Maryland Roads Row
Hancock Md Mar 21 Chairman Homer Tabler of the State Roads Commission replies to Comptroller Gordy's charge that funds are being held up. Tabler says 1938 Maryland road funds are federal matched and not released by government. He notes no official word on release and cites 1935 financial strains and prior debts.
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Hancock, Md
Homer ©. Tabler
State Roads Commission
William 5. Gordy, Jr
Maryland
Gordy
Tabler
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Gov
Nice
Tabier
State ‘Roads Commission
United Railways of
Baltimore City
Zonta Club Shows Florida Pictures At Frederick Meeting
The Frederck Zonta Club held a Monday evening meeting at the Hotel in Frederick. Leslie N. Coblentz described his Florida trip and presented moving pictures. Highlights included Lake Wales Box Tower. Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder introduced the speaker. Two business meetings are planned next week for year-end elections.
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Frederck Zonta Club
Frederick
Florida
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown
Coblentz
Lake Wales
Fla
Elizabeth Schroeder
Mary D. Cason
Cobieniz
Juvenile Court Trial For Emmitsburg Youths
Two Emmitsburg youths, George Whills 17 and Freeman Eyler 18, face a juvenile court hearing for breaking and entering and larceny. Authorities say they admitted stealing items including tires, a rifle, fur coat, clothing, vegetables, and more from Romeo J. Abraham’s home. Deputies secured fingerprints and recovered several articles. others were reportedly sold in Carrel county.
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Emmitsburg
George Whills
Freeman Eyler
S& A
Romeo J. Abraham
Florida
Charles W. Smith
Abraham
Roy M. Hiltner
Smith
Carrel Countty
Wills
James Wills
Esther Wetzel
Mrs. Abraham
Man Wanted Here Held in Virginia
Berryville Virginia March 21 William P. Gempp 39 former Baltimore resident held on a charge of passing worthless checks arrested Staunton brought here charges include obtaining money under false pretenses at Bedford Cape Charles Salisbury Ald Staunton police recovered stolen Hancock Maryland auto March 15 where Gempp stayed in Staunton John M Webb Staunton police chief Gempp alias Walter Murrel allegedly obtained 250 here January 25 a preliminary hearing will be held here later this week it is unlikely he will face trial here ahead of hearings elsewhere
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Berryville
William P. Gempp
Baltimore
Gempp
Staunton
Bedford
Cape Charles
Salisbury
Hancock
John M. Webb
Sal Gempp
Maryland
Herr
Walter Murrel
Honor Certificate Awarded to Frederick Red Cross Chapter
The Frederick County Red Cross chapter received an honor certificate for its twenty first roll call activities signed by Admiral Cary T. Grayson shortly before his death. Former Judge Russell E. Lighter accepted it, with a letter from James L. Fieser, National Red Cross vice president. The roll call, led by J. Harold Hooper, increased membership from 2,125 in 1937 to 2,350 in 1938.
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Cary T. Grayson
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Russell E. Lighter
Frederick
James L Fieser
National Red Cross
Central Committee
Kr. Fraser
Admiral Grayson
Grayson
Red Cross
J. Harold Hooper
DSTA
Pardon Debate and Insurgent Alliances Reported
The California Assembly reviews a resolution to pardon Tom Mooney but the pardon is not granted. The insurgents and actions involving France and Russia are noted, with a measurement stating inch equals 23.4 millimeters, two-millionths shorter than Gow’s prior standard.
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Tom Mooney
California Assembly
Inmm
Pear
France
Russia
Gow
Lithuanian Cabinet Turmoil Reported In Turmoil
Rumors circulate that Lithuania's entire cabinet has resigned amid tensions over the government stance toward Poland. Prime Minister Jonas Tabaitis may have stepped down and officials confirm uncertainty as Foreign and Justice ministers offered to resign. President Antanas Smetona's approval unknown.
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Kaunas
Lithuania
Poland
Jonas Tabetis
Justice
Det
Antanas Smetana
Autonomy Debate Seen as Death by Own Action
College Park Maryland March 2 The granting of complete autonomy to Germans in Czechoslovakia would be death by own action says Dr. Mon Dean, dean of the University Law School. She warns Germany might overwhelm the Czechs and Slovaks but cannot digest them.
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College Park
Charlies Perier
Would
Drmon
Unniversity Law School
Sai
Germany
Iron and steel scrap tops world steel inputs rise
Scrap once deemed junk now sits at the forefront of raw materials for the global steel industry, reflecting a shift in supply and pricing dynamics as mills increasingly rely on recycled iron and steel to feed production.
Carroll Democrats Move Toward Unity in Primaries
Carroll county Democrats near reconciliation as county chairman George E. Benson announces a harmony movement to present a united front in the September 12 primaries. He forecasts Howard W. Jackson as gubernatorial candidate, with little challenger activity for sheriff and expect substantial candidate activity soon.
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Westseed
Carroll County
George E. Benson
Democratic Committee
Benson
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Gannett Opposes Executive Reorganization in Congress
Frank E. Gannett publisher and chairman of the national committee to uphold governors has vigorously opposed the executive reorganization bill pending in Congress. He argues it places 100 great and arbitrary powers in the President and endangers constitutional government. The President's Supreme Court reorganization bill was defeated.
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Frank E. Gannett
Tional
Goverrnors
Congress
Nazi Propaganda Push Aims At Austrian German Union Plebiscite
Berlin reports a massive Nazi drive for the April 10 plebiscite on the Austrian German union. Goebbels to open the campaign with broadcast speeches as Hitler tours the Als native Austria. Officials forecast a near unanimous Reich endorsement and a Vienna session of a new Reichstag.
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Berlin
Paul Goebbels
Goebbels
Greater Germany
Hitler
Austria
Vienna
Reichstag
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Free City of
Danzig
Europe
Trio Executed For Kidnapping Aged Man
Three Huntington men were hanged in West Virginia for kidnapping Dr James Z. Seder, an elderly Anti-Saloon League crusader. Seder was held for eleven days and died four days after release due to exposure. Arnett Booth, 46, James Travis, 25, and Orville Adkins, 23, were executed in a single night.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
James Travis
Orville Adkins
Arnett A. Booth
Huntington
James Z. Seder
Cheltenham Case To Be Taken To Court
Balimore Mar 21 Howard a member of the Cheltenham board says the case will go to court over personnel issues. Hill notes the decision came after a conference with a board committee. A payroll submission to Jones may trigger a mandamus action if he refuses to sign.
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Balimore
Howard
Agers
Cheltenham
Bors
Camm
Harry C. Jones
Io Court Hill
Jon
Jones
Sea Cce
Mandanius
Bill Provides Vote For District Inhabitants
Washington March 21 The traditionally non voting District of Columbia should elect a mayor and council of 25 under a bill introduced today by Rep Ceiler Democrat New York Persons who had lived in the district for 90 days would be eligible to vote at the Washington section even though they were qualified to vote elsewhere.
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Washington
Mar
District of
Columbia
Ceiler
New York
Domestic servants liable for employer damages in negligence case
The Rhode Island court in Darman v Zilch (1936) held that domestic servants fall within the sale that agents and employees owe their principals for negligent acts causing damage. Public policy does not bar such actions, and the employer does not assume the risk of negligence by a domestic servant. Idaho is noted as the only state without a motor fuel tax.
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Rhode Island
Darman
Zilch
Idaho
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