Tax installment debate hovers over Frederick county’s last week
Legislation in Annapolis centers on a Frederick county bill allowing two tax payments per year with July 1 and November installments. Delegation splits arise over interest and timing while other measures, including voter re registration and county fire funding, move through committees.
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Deadlock over state sales tax in Annapolis
In Annapolis March 24 Gov. Nice warned the unsettled Legislature that Maryland must raise 5 million dollars for federal relief. The Senate rejected the 2 percent general sales tax after House passage, prompting plans for a substitute relief tax. Senate action came at 2 15 a m, delaying relief amid a recent 400000 federal grant.
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Eight Explorers Return From Byrd Expedition
Eight sturdy adventurers of the second Byrd expedition arrived in California today aboard the Mariposa. They have been away nearly two years, traveling through remote regions and returning to the United States mainland for the first time since departure. Crater Lake in Oregon was noted for its dramatic formation following a meteor event, with the peak rising about 15,000 feet above sea level.
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Simon and Eden Open Conference
Britain faces Berlin talks with Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden optimism grows in German circles. The envoys meet Reichsminister von Neurath at the British Embassy and plan further discussions with Hitler while proposals for pacts are debated. Paris eyes Eastern European pact as Laval weighs Moscow timing. Britain positions as umpire promising broader peace efforts amid hopeful mood.
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Milk Thieves Target West Third Street Homes
Milk thieves moved through West Third Street and other city areas Sunday morning, draining several households of milk. Families reported missing regular supplies, with one noting they even placed bottles inside a pantry, yet the theft persisted.
Roosevelt May Change Tactics On Capitol Hill
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration aims to press new deal matters after securing the relief bill worth 4.88 billion dollars. Leaders expect clashes over NRA social security cash bonuses and utility holding company rules as Congress moves to conference and revise measures to fit White House goals.
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Six Die In Fire At Club Rendezvous Night Club
Chicago reports six people dead and about a dozen injured as a fire swept through Club Rendezvous, a Morton Grove night resort, trapping revelers inside after a flicker in the cloakroom at 2 30 a m. Silk draperies ignited and dancers and the orchestra froze before a panicked rush for the single exit.
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Ramon y Cajal honored by a 30 centimo stamp in 1934
A 1934 30 centimo stamp from Spain honors Ramon y Cajal for discovering the nervous system’s secrets guiding thought and feeling. A Nobel laureate in medicine, he studied the nervous system and authored a landmark three-volume histology work. The stamp shows his portrait above a microscope silhouette after his death in 1934.
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Burkittsville P T A Meeting Notes
The Burkittsville PTA met in the Parish Hall with about 250 attendees. Program chairwomen introduced opening song, devotions by Rev H C Erdman and monologue by Mrs Basil Lewis. E W Pruitt Frederick County superintendent spoke. Hazel Holter sponsored a stunt contest won by Paul Anders. Social group served refreshments.
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Merriam dismisses junior Republicans hoover bid in breakfast
Governor Frank F. Merriam of California responded to a proposal by the California Junior Republicans to back Herbert Hoover for 1936. He called it a bouquet and said he does not take it seriously, addressing about 500 at a Republican breakfast in Sacramento.
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Rabbi Warns Huey Long Could Rise to Power
Baltimore rabbi Dr Edward L Israel warned a synagogue crowd that there is real danger Huey Long could win the presidency in 1936 if social legislation fails to mobilize business support. He urged an intelligent progressive counteroffensive. A separate medical note reports a plastic surgery using neck skin graft to repair a throat, later growing a beard and hindering swallowing in a British journal.
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