Maryland Senate Passes 1 Percent Sales Tax in Compromise
Annapolis Md March 27 The Maryland Senate approved a 1 percent gross sales tax under a rules suspension sending the measure to the House for concurrence in Senate amendments. The compromise aims to raise about 4.1 million, with 350 thousand from inheritance tax receipts to service bonds. The plan, 22 to 6, ends a week of legislative deadlock and boosts relief and old age pension funds. Milk Control Bill Advances with 54 amendments in Annapolis.
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Maryland Senate Advances Several Measures in Session
The Senate moved toward final action on 32 bills including a sales tax debate that paused the calendar. An administration bill creating a 95,000 dollar yearly veterans relief fund was approved and sent to the House, with allocations for a service officer and a Maryland Veterans Commissioner.
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Water bill passes to fund Walkersville water purchase
Annapolis March 26 The Senate passed a bill empowering Walkersville officials to buy the Walkersville Water Company for 24000 funded by a bond issue. A second measure, introduced by Sen. Harry W LeGore, directs Frederick County to sell 322700 in bonds to redeem prior issues. Both measures go to the House.
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Frederick PAC Loan Committee Meeting Today
The Frederick Production Credit Association loan committee will meet at the office of Thomas Anderson in the Academy building. The session begins at 7 PM and will continue through the afternoon.
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Thomas 8. Anderson
Academy Building
Isoriation
Relief clients to have gardens in Frederick County
The Frederick County Welfare Board approved garden projects for relief clients with facilities to grow vegetables. A supervising coordinator will oversee planting, with County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker and home demonstration agent Miss Helen Pearson assisting. Seeds and plants may be bought in wholesale, and excess crops may be sold. Clients failing to cultivate or cooperate face removal or suspension from relief rolls. Relief work resumes today with funds available.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Helen Pearson
Wilbert L. Smith
Frederick County
Battle at Plant Ends With Police Struggle
Cincinnati strikers and Crosley Radio workers clash outside the plant as police and crowds contend. About 7,000 people confrontors, with six girls stripped of clothing amid the melee.
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Crosley Radio Corporation
BE. L. Weatherly
Frederick County Beauty Praised by Kiwanis Speaker
Walter F. Zeigler lauds Frederick County outdoor beauty at a Kiwanis meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He displays a county map and lists spots from Carrick's Knob to Cunningham Falls, urging greater public attention to these natural wonders. One guest, W A Hopkins of Hagerstown, attends. Frederick Club members attend Maryland Day events in Westminster.
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Parsons Wewman
Walter G. Crowther, Jr
W. A. Hopkins
Hagerstown
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Westminster Club
Big Dog Interests Boy Object of Suit
Fiveyearold Robert Rudy, in Tiffin Ohio, gains custody of his dog Prince from maternal grandparents for the school year after a Frederick Maryland circuit court order. The boy, who speaks of his papa mama and grandma, says he is too stuffed to worry about cookies and departs to tend to Prince with his scooter and automobile.
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Berlin Talks End as Hitler Presses Arms Demands
Associated Press notes Berlin hearings with Sir John Simon and Capt. Eden end without clear accord as Germany maintains arms equality stance. France bans war material exports after Senate backs Italo French Rome pact. Moscow cites Russo-Czechoslovak trade tie as peace link. League council to meet April 15 over France Germany appeal. Vatican sets April 7 prayer for peace.
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Luff's Stuff OLD STUFF on Good Old Days
A reflection by N. A. Lufburrow notes cave men mourners of the so called good old days. He argues scholars reveal hidden items to judge if those days were saner or not, but says the debate matters little.
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Zeman Seriously III In Cumberland Hospital
Former Rep. Frederick N Zeman is critically ill with encephalitis or sleeping sickness at Memorial Hospital Cumberland Md Dr L B M Mathews says he is the first case treated here He awakens briefly in daytime but sleeps deeply at night Zeman was a Republican representative from Western Maryland from 1917 to 1931 defeated by Democrat David J Lewis by a narrow margin
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Memorial Hospital
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Bridge Party Honors Mrs Carey On Liberty Road
In Sykesville on March 27 Mrs Waler O Dell hosted a four table bridge party at Liberty Road in honor of her daughter Mrs Vincent Carey of Baltimore. Guests included Mesdames Cary Bower O Dell Richardson Ely Griffith Lyons Williams Kelly Beasman Noyes Richardson and Dorothy Randall. Mrs August Jaeger hosted Sunday guests William and Helen Boyer Brentwood and the Shipleys June Hugh Washington. Mrs Elmer Enos is recovering from Burns to face neck and ?
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Liberty Road
Vincent Carey
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St. Patrick's Day
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Herbert Bower
New York
Arthur O'Dell
Daniel Richardson
Carroll Ely
Verdie Griffith
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John Williams
George Kelly
Edward Wilson
Mary Kelly
George Beasman
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BR. R. Richardson
Dorothy Randall
August Jaeger
William Boyer
Helen, Brentwood
Willard Shipley
June
Lée Mayhugh
Washington
Elmer Enos
NRA's constitutional challenge sidestepped in Dept action
Washington reports the Justice Department dismissed the Belcher case amid a Alabama judge ruling NRA and lumber code unconstitutional. President Roosevelt issued a public letter urging prompt code enforcement as the Senate debated tax publicity repeal and a large relief bill remained in conference. NRA meanwhile set up production adjustment machinery to match consumer demand in cotton textile units amid an emergency declaration. A fire incident in Apopka Florida caused by cleaning clothes threatened a house but was contained. Local society notes report the marriage of Dorothy Wombs to Albert Hall in Apopka and upcoming union of Mrs Carrie Hewit to Richard Bennett with ceremonies in Ellicott City.
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