Resort operator loses his beer license 30 days
The Maryland County License Commissioner G Ed Myers suspended the Ever green Point beer license of H Raymond Mohler for thirty days after two local youths Despeaux and Hopwood testified they drank beer at Mohlers place before wrecking Hood College mountain camp. The ruling notes Mohler misjudged ages and must surrender current license by April 30.
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Hood College
Saddock Heights
G. Ed Myers
H. Raymond Mohler
Frederick
Mohler
Evergreen Point
Norman Despeaux
James Hopwood
Mahler
Myers
Despeaux and Hopwood
Mohter
Francis Peiroit
Guaranty Trust Blocked From Voting Control of Rail Empire
In New York on March 30 1930 the Guaranty Trust Company the USs third largest bank was restrained by a federal court injunction from exercising stock voting rights that would give it near control of the Van Sweringen rail empire. Judge Albert Coxe set the temporary injunction returnable Friday. Robert R Young Cleveland financier alleged the move threatened his control of the Van Sweringen Toads due to a banking and GM linked plot involving Morgen J P Morgan Co and others to control the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
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New York
Guaranty Trust Company
United States
van Sweringen
Albert Coxe
Robert R. Young
Cleveland
Morgen Banking
General Motors
Young
Guaranty Trust Co
JFP. Morgan and Co
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Tax On Holding Co. Liquidations To Be Out
Washington March 30 AP Senate Finance committee voted to exempt most holding company liquidations from taxes to simplify holding company structures and to reduce capital gains taxes on such transactions.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Uility
Delmar wait on Nice decision fuels gubernatorial talk
Baltimore March 30 AP The list of Republicans who may run for governor grows as Charles Delmar Frederick county banker says many urged him to announce but he will not act until Harry Nice makes up his mind. Delmar notes quiet groundwork along the line though no report yet. Governor Nice decision also delays other potential candidacies including Walter Quenstedt warden of the House of Correction.
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Baltimore
Harry Nice
Washington
Charles Delmar
Frederick County
Delmar
Nice
Wnree
Walter E. Quenstedt
House of Correction
Parking Meters To Be Tried In Washington
A year long trial of parking meters in Washington was approved by the House after repeated blockages. The measure, part of the District supply bill, authorizes meters in 41 blocks or 16 street sections as decided by the Commissioners. The bill, carrying 47 million dollars for the District Government, was sent to the White House for the President's signature. Further legislation needed to extend or make meters permanent.
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National Capital
House
Senate
White House
Dr Rotison Candidate for Orphans Court Judge
Dr. Rotison announces his candidacy for Judge of the Orphans Court subject to Republican primaries. A longtime county physician with Buckeystown roots now based in Frederick he is active in the Buckeystown Methodist Church and seen as a civic leader.
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Rotison
Circle Routsen
Orphans Court
Rouison
Buckeystown
Frederick
Rowinson
Elm Street Flagstones Violate City Sidewalk Ordinance
Residents on Elm Street were warned their flagstone sidewalks violate the city ordinance requiring concrete or brick pavements. Notices from City Engineer Maxwell, per City Attorney Smith, warn of fines up to 20 dollars daily for nonconforming sidewalks. Several residents including Nicodemus and Wachter were named. others had sourced flagstones but not all laid them. The city maintains sidewalks and streets lie within its jurisdiction and urges removal or compliance.
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Elm Street
City Hall
Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Edward J. Smith
Robert F. Nicodemus
Maxwell
Ellis C. Wachter
George W. Morton
Myra B. Zeller
Edith S. Gardiner
Samust E. Brown, Jr
Henry T. Wade
Jaid
Frederick
Buying Support Found For Wall St. Stocks
New York March 30 AP The market for stocks uncovered buying support today and many recently weak leaders gained back portions of their losses. Unloading of impaired margin accounts caused a dip after an early tilt where several new five and six year low marks were touched. The pound sterling opened at 4.571-16 dollars, off 7.165 of a cent. Parking charge John P. Thompson Richmond Va cited for parking in a private driveway. He posted 2.50 collateral for a Police Court nearing. Martin Riley jailed after being shrunk on the street for lack of 5 collateral. Summers home sold Seven foot brick dwelling on West Fourth street pike near Frederick bought at sheriff sale by Frederick Properties Inc for 3,350. Reuten S. Lease was auctioneer. Two of NYC’s 10 most valuable parcels lie where Broadway meets 42nd street valued at 22 000 per front foot.
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New York
John P. Thompson
Richmond
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Martin Riley
George Hoffman
Lawson H. Summers
Eva M. Summers
West Fourth Street
Frederick
Court House
Frederick Properties, Inc
Reuten S
New York City
Broadway
42Nd Street
Brother’s Stock Scheme Mentioned in Bankruptcy Hearing
In New York, a man facing bankruptcy disclosed that his brother allegedly knew he used stocks unlawfully. Testimony referenced broker activity on the New York Stock Exchange and potential grand larceny charges as formal steps toward sentencing.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Program For School Association Meeting At Church Street School
The Church Street School Community Association held its regular meeting in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening led by president Otho J. Keller. Reports from committees were given, and C. G. Clem urged patrons to cooperate with children’s posters for a contest under the American Denial Association offering cash prizes. The Intermediate Chorus, from grades three to five, performed under Miss Mary Mack Lane, and Leslie N. Coblentz spoke on Education Through Travel with travel footage from Florida. The chorus listed many participating children.
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Church Street School Community Association
Otho J. Keller
Lutheran Men's Club
Bown Main Street
la Cinquataine
C. G. Clem
American Denial Association
Mary Mack Lane
Leslie N. Coblentz
Florida
Betty Smith
Helen May
Betty Jane Kimmel
Alice Hummer
Idas Routzahn
Jack Fleischman
Thomas Lescalieet
Frances Keller
Reta
Kipp
Marie Oden
Miriam Engel
Brecht
Mary Catherine Stine
Afar'tha Boyer
Floyd McClure
Dolores Easton
Oda Whipp
Gloria Zepp
Violet Fulmer
James Brunner
Robert Lee Burtner
Walter Comer. Jr
Stewart Geisbern
Frank Main
Richard Metcalf
John &. Shaw
William Stavely
Richard Swomley
Donald Wickham
Paul Wisner
Eugene Zimmer
Man
Rivalry Flares In Montgomery County Board Meeting
In Montgomery County the Fusion Democratic clash dominated a Rockville meeting over patronage. Democratic Commissioner Hagner proposed moving Miss Helen McLaughlin to the Bethesda building to replace Fusion clerk Katherine Bradley Turner, who would take Hagner’s old post. Fusion members rejected the motion and warned Turner’s salary could be cut or paid from general funds. Republican committees plan to align factions as antiorganization Democrats push creation of another Fusion slate for the next election.
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Board of County Commissioners
Montgomery County
Rockville
Robert D. Hagner
Helen McLaughlin
Bethesda County
Fusion
Katherine Bradley Turner
McLaughlin
Supervisor of Assessment
Hagner
Mrs. Turner
Nisi
Sirs
Republican Campaign
Durant arrives in San Francisco without beard
AP report from San Francisco notes philosopher Will Durant, author of The Story of Philosophy, arrived clean shaven after growing a beard for ten years to seem older. He quips that he cut it off to look young, delivering a playful life summary.
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Philosophy OF
San Francisco
Will Durant
Italy Ready For War Warns Of Aerial Threat
In a crowded Senate Rome March 30 Premier Mussolini urged Italians to move from big cities to villages and countryside to meet aerial warfare. He praised Italy's war-making power and said mobilization could surpass Vittorio Veneto. He warned against complacency, pledging to arm further for peace and self reliance.
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Rome
Mussolini
Senate
U Duce
Haly
Mary
Vittorio
Veneto
Italy
Geneva
Garden School To Be Held Here On Thursday
Grace Reformed church hosts a Garden School Thursday at 3 30 p m with talks by Mrs Sam W Maples W R Ballard and others on winter windows fall show prep and new plant varieties Famed speakers include Mrs Edward H Sharpe Mrs Frank Nicodemus and Mrs J Vernon Coblentz The event under Frederick county Federation of Rural Women's Clubs and University of Maryland Extension aims to ready clubwomen for fall district shows with focus on five exhibit classes and new varieties of zinnia roses and chrysanthemums
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Grace Reformed Church
Sam W. Maples
W. R. Ballard
Edward H. Sharpe
Frank Nicodemus
Walkersville
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Ickes Refuses to Revise Grant Terms in Pennsylvania
Grant Secretary Ickes stated that he will not allow changes to the 20 million dollar public works relief grant to Pennsylvania. Governor Earle urged a change to employ relief and non-relief labor, but Ickes insisted on honoring existing contract conditions to avoid increasing federal relief costs.
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Washington
Ickes
Pennsylvania
George H Earle
Earle
Earie
Fedecal
Mexican Expropriation Acknowledged by Hull
Secretary Hull formally acknowledged Mexico's right to expropriate American oil properties but demanded adequate payment. He stated he hoped a fair and equitable solution would be reached by the Mexican government.
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Washington
Hull
Mexico
Ibut
Radio propaganda clash in Latin America debate
In Washington March 30 officials debate how to counter German and Italian broadcasts to Latin America. A government shortwave counterpropaganda station may be proposed by a presidential committee to study international broadcasting. Private firms push programs while opposing government control. The FCC heads including Frank McNinch weigh options and costs, with bills for a Pan American station under State Department supervision pending.
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Washington
Ialy
Latin America
Ins
Stota
Rio Grande
South America
Germany
San Francisco
Joca
Italy
Amecsan
Presidental Committee
Charman Frank MecNinch
FCC
McNavich
Crea
General Electric
World Wide Broadcasting Foundation
Office of Education
Reorganization Debate To Begin In The House
The special reorganization committee overrode Republican objections and voted to ask the House to start six hours of debate on the administration's reorganization legislation. Democratic members unite four parts previously approved by committees as a substitute for the bill passed Monday by the Senate.
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Washington
Special Reorganization Committee
House
Marines Escape When Bomb Explodes In Shanghai
Shanghai March 30 AP U S Marines on patrol escaped injury when a bomb exploded at a busy intersection, wounding two Chinese. The blast from a roof throw shattered panic within ten yards of the Marines at the intersection.
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Shanghai
United States
Spain Rebels Press Harbor Gate Near Barcelona
Turmoil and military moves span three continents as Spanish insurgents push toward Lerida and Barcelona while German and Czech actions raise autonomy demands. In Asia China and Japan reinforce for a major clash. Mexico faces labor unrest and U.S. protests over oil expropriation as Blum in France faces a funding crisis.
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Associated Press
Europe
Barcelona
Mor
Czzechoslovakia
Leon Blum
France
People's Front
Asia
China
North America
Mexico
Congress
United States
Lerida
Francisco Pranco
Spain
Mediterranern
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Austria
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Blum
Lincheng
Tientsin-Pukow
Choir here tonight presents The Seven Last Words recital
The Wittenberg College a capella choir performs The Seven Last Words by Dubois this evening at eight oclock in Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev Dr Amos J Traver leads forty singers touring the East with sacred music. They will also sing at Messiah Lutheran in Philadelphia Thursday and stay with congregants tonight.
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Dubois
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos J. Traver
Wittenberg College
Messiah Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Luther League
Springfield
Ohio
Weather Record for T Bone March Precipitation Varied
Weather record shows 24 hours ending at T Bone with 2.37 inches of precipitation in March to date. March normal 332 inches, actual 134 inches in 1937. Deficiency in 1938 precipitation to March 1 at 216 inches. Yesterday high 38, prior year 59. Last night low 39, prior year 30. Sun sets at 6 31 p.m. Tomorrow sun rises at 3 38 a.m. Moon rises 3 33 a.m. Moon sets 64 2 m.
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