Maryland Senate Reverses On 2 Percent Sales Tax
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate voted 15 to 13 to substitute a 2 percent general sales tax to raise relief revenue and sent the measure back to finance committee, ending a bitter filibuster by Sen. Harry T. Phoebus. Gov. Nice reiterated support for the tax as relief legislation moves through the General Assembly.
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Maryland State Senate
Senate
Finance Committee
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset County
Milton L. Veasey
Worcester County
Veasey
Phoebus
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
General Assembly
Nice
House
Harry Named to Act for State at Meeting
Baltimore March 25 Gov Herry W Nice appoints D G Harry former state senator Harford county to represent Maryland at a conference with Secretary of Agriculture Wallace in Washington D C to discuss the New York city milk supply. States represented Gov Herbert H Lehman of New York met representatives in New York yesterday. The meeting follows a Supreme Court decision invalidating New York milk price controls with fears of a price war. I W Heaps says Maryland shippers limited to Philadelphia and Washington within AAA license. Royal Farms Dairy counsel Charles G Page attacked the license system in federal court.
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Herry W. Nice
D. G. Harry
Harford County
Maryland
Agriculture Wallace
Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
United States Supreme Court
I. W. Heaps
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
Supreme Court
Phiadelphia
Washington
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Charles G. Page
Royals At Farms Dairy
Engineers urge flood control aid for Cumberland project
Army engineers asked Congress to grant Cumberland Maryland the 743 008 flood control project as a second priority in the federal levee program. The plan includes a levee and retaining wall funded by the government with local land and maintenance duties. Other second priority sites listed are Luke Maryland 110 600 Petersburg West Virginia 66 400 and Harpers Ferry West Virginia 174 600.
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Army
Congress
Cumberland
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Petersburg
W. Va
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
Church Street School Community Association Meets This Evening
The regular bi monthly meeting of the Church Street School Community Association is set for this evening at 6 45 in the school auditorium. First and second graders under Mrs Ross Myers Miss Snoak and Miss Mary Muck will perform The Queen of Spring with a violin solo by Miss Margaret Albaugh and a vocal by Mr Ruth Dixon Thomas An address of a patriotic nature will be delivered by Hobien S Felton this city.
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Church Street P.T. A
Church Street School Community Association
Ross Myers
Mias Snoak
Mary Muck
Margaret Albaugh
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Hobien S. Felton
Maryland Welfare Boards Back Bill To Change Appointments
Frederick County Welfare Board and County Commissioners joined state officials in Baltimore to back a General Assembly bill to have the Board of State Aid and Charities appoint six members to form the county welfare board. The six plus a county commissioner member would govern each county welfare board. the existing system remains unpaid. The meeting at the Lord Baltimore hotel reviewed provisions, with broad support and no objections. Relief work details remained not announced.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
Board of State Aid and Charities
Board of
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Lord Baltimore
Harry Greenstein
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
James H. Grove
A. H. Derr
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland Day address on toleration at Radcliffe Speaker
Senator Radcliffe told the University of Maryland audience that colonial Maryland owed its history to tolerance and independent thought. He praised the Calvert era for favorable conditions and a reasonable government, noting religious toleration became a dominant note from founding onward.
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College
George T. Radcliffe
Land
University of Mad
Maryland
Mar Land
County Work-Relief Funds Shortage Delays Projects
Monday night discussions focused on county work relief operations with expectation of clearer details soon. Projects have been shut down for nearly a week due to lack of funds.
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Fai Ture
Hitler and Simon End First Day of Talks in Munich
Associated Press reports Berlin March 23 that Reichstag leader Hitler and British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon concluded Day One of their conference with shared positions. Britain waives a mutual aid clause in the Eastern European security pact. Germany pledges no intention to attack Soviet Russia. Germany ready for a Lithuania treaty if loyal to German minority rights. Both leaders focus on the proposed Eastern Locarno pact, signaling preliminary territorial concerns over broad League talks. A pilotless oil company plane is described as a flying office with seating for 11, lounge, galley, and quarters.
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Lithuania
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Germany
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Russia
Lewis Backs Gross as Brunswick Postmaster in Maryland
Washington reports Rep. David J. Lewis today recommended E. Lynch Gross for Brunswick Maryland postmaster ending a dispute within Frederick county Democrats. Gross won the committee endorsement over rival Howard Marvin Jones amid factional splits. Lewis had insisted on a hearing for opponents and reaffirmed fidelity to the county state central committee.
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David J. Lewis
Mary
E. Lynch Gross
Brunswick
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Gross
Charles H. Conley
State Committee
Howard Marvin Jones
Albert C. Ritchie
Charles F. Deck
Democratic Committee
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Jones
Deck
Frederick
Guy K. Motter
Senate
Roosevelt
Quintuplets Get Government's Help
Ontario government moves swiftly against a reported plot to kidnap the Dionne quintuplets and smuggle them to the United States for public exhibit. A police guard will protect the private hospital near Callander where the infants live while authorities confirm details and consider jurisdictional questions.
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Ontario
United States
Ontario-Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Fish confesses to mutilation and probable murder of more youths
Ossining March 25 Albert H Fish condemned to die for Grace Budd slaying admitted to mutilation and probable murder of three other children and a young man. He described killings on a Potomac houseboat and suggested attacks on many more, while unsure about outcome of two cases.
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Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Gee
A Casey
West Chester County
Fish
White Plains
Sing Sing
Virginia
Potomac
Georgetown University
District of Columbia
Stamp honors Dollfuss leader of Austria 1932 34
Austria's 245 groschen commemorative stamp depicts a mourning wreath around Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss. The two years of his leadership from May 1932 to July 1934 saw multiple assassination attempts as he resisted Nazi pressure and sought Italy’s support against union with Germany.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Sination
Dollfuss
Italy
Austria
NEA Service, Inc
Public Sale At Marshall Stitely Totals Over Nine Thousand
Despite adverse weather a large crowd attended the Marshall Stitely sale near Woodsboro on Monday. The sale totaled 9016.10 with brisk bidding. Receipts came mainly from livestock sales while machinery brought less. Sheep averaged 5.25 per head and shoats sold 3 to 10.10 with sows at 43. Heifers sold 15 to 45 and young bulls 20 to 43, with colts up to 70.
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Marshall Stitely
Woodsboro
Congress Point Program Outlining Seven Key Measures
Washington March 25 The President released a tentative seven point legislative program for enactment before Congress adjourns. It includes extension of NRA social security utility holding company regulation and expanded Federal Reserve powers among others. Some items such as the bonus Wagner labor-dispute bill and 30 hour week were omitted by Senator Robinson. The administration aims to push a 4.58 billion work relief bill to the White House this week. The President plans a Florida coast fishing trip as doctors report improved condition of Louis Hows.
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Congress
Sen. Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Senate
House
NRA
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Florida
Lous Hows
Horse Auction Prices Rise From $60 to $79 and More
Auctioneers E. L. Stitely John Lb Dut row and John W. Null oversaw bidding. Clerks H. C. Doreus and M. J. Albaugh recorded the sale. Prices ranged from $71 to $250 with two-year-old colts at $195 and mature horses at $79.
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E. L. Stitely
John Lb. Dutrow
John W. Null
H. C. Doreus
M. J. Albaugh
Americans Released From Kidnappers Near Zacatecos
Ahua Caliente Mexico March 25 two Americans freed after days in rebel captivity as federal troops pressed the bandits Mark Fowler mining engineer and his assistant Joaquin Diaz de Leon were held ten days Louis Vremsak California treasure hunter three weeks Vremsak gave an account of the ordeal and said captors fled while troops closed in relatives of kidnappers were jailed and threatened with death to spare the Americans.
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Zacatecos
Mark Fowler
Joaquin Diaz de Leon
Louis Vremsak
California
Fowler
de Leon
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