Relief Work Plan Outlined for Frederick County
A meeting is set for Monday at 2 PM in Belthrore with Levis R. Derrzbaugh to discuss Maryland relief after the end of the Civil Works Administration. State officials and county welfare leaders will plan how to allocate about 2.5 million dollars monthly, reinstate workers, and target relief over employment.
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Prederck Coumty
Civil Works Administration
Levis R. Derrzbaugh
Frederick County
Dertzburgh
Harry L Greenstein
Baltimore
Priday
Cefmen
Greenstein
Maryland
Harry Hopkins
Cwa
Emergency Relief Administration
Printers Meet In Hagerstown Regional Conference
A regional meeting of six Western Maryland counties including Frederick convenes at the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown at 10:20 am to discuss the graphic arts code and form a permanent regional organization. about 40 printers expected with Frederick county representation. Noted speakers include A P Stromberg G A Walsh P H Prechard and John Hall with a post dinner business meeting.
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Maryland
Frederick
Alexander
Hagerstown
Frederick County
ANPA
Sina
A. P. Stromberg
Elliott City Times
NEA Adminstrater
G A&a
NEA Naonal
John ©. Hall
Baltimore Pritters’ Association
Veterans to receive May government checks as bills pass
Washington reports that war veterans benefiting from the independent offices bill will get government checks on May 1 and government employees on April 14. The Veterans Administration continues studying the bill Roosevelt veto and states about 10 million annually will go to veterans, with 29006 presumption disability cases highlighted. Checks are paid on the first of each month. vouchers and disbursing duties are described as manageable.
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Washington
Independent Offices
Veterans’ Administration
Roosevelt
Treasury
SALDF
Power Plan Debate Signals Federal Push in Nebraska Year
A fragmentary Washington report traces a March 31 proposal urging federal action on power regulation. It cites Senator Norris of Nebraska and notes testimony about a national power trust and the role of utilities groups like the Associated Gas and Electric Company in shaping policy and recovery efforts.
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Washagton
Marth
Government of Newswo OF Power
Dari
Norris Nevaska
Nebyraska
Republiam Sts Dube
Actoes
Evista
Momcpa Vaver Viant
Sgatamc Power Cansany
George Il Fryer
Turkish government may extradite Insull to U.S.
Istanbul reports the Turkish government may turn Samuel Insull over to American authorities under a penal code provision. The 74 year old fugitive tried to jump into the Bosphorus but was restrained and guarded. Tomorrow assesses removal from a Greek steamer, court determinations, and Turkish action to complete the extradition. Measles and fever cases rise in the area with schools affected and local health officers noting overall county health remains good.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Samuel Insull
United States
Insull
Greece
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Chicago
Hus
Insulis
Matetis
Snan
Oficers
Instanbul
Thurmont
Brimswick
E C Kefauter
Education seen as key to progress in March speech
A garbled March speech attributed to Governor Paul on education argues it as the primary means to improve society. He warned against false government schemes and urged focus on fundamental wisdom and policy reforms to advance the state’s future.
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Paul Ms Navi
Ind
Ana
Isk
SumusSen
Railroad Labor Trouble Not Over
Roosevelt may face the rail wage dispute again on his return from vacation as federal transportation coordinator Eastman says settlement seems unlikely without higher authority review. He notes no strike prospect but suggests a commission could be appointed if settlement efforts fail. The case proceeds under railway labor act procedures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Eastier
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal Co- Ordimater of Transportation
Eastman
Umods
Preference for tax and tariff measures eyed by leaders
Westingtorn March 30. Senate and House convene on taxation, sugar control, and tariff bills amid a flurry of action. Leaders count at least six major measures likely to pass before adjournment, including a 33 million revenue bill, a reciprocal tax plan, and tweaks to stock market, bankrupcy relief, and communications regulation.
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Tazes
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
The
Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce and Radio Commissions
Federal Reserve
Bouse
Unemployment Insurance Plan Attacked by Industry Leaders
Washington March 30 industry and legal groups attacked the administration endorsed unemployment insurance plan. Representatives from the American Bar Association and other associations presented views to the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Tumoeus
House
Ways and Means
National Punishers’ Association
Amercan Trans. Association
Oral Editorial Association
Wae Manufacturers’ Association
President Roosevelt Sails Nassau Harbor in Bahamas Reach
President Roosevelt departed the Nassau harbor aboard a vessel this afternoon after anchoring briefly for ceremonies during a visit to the Bahamas. Anxious to locate rich fishing grounds, the leader's party expected a seasoned fisherman to guide the hunt.
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Nassau N P
Bahamas
Roosevelt
United States
Washington marks 300th anniversary treaty with Japan
Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, pledged continued friendly cooperation as the United States commemorated the 300th anniversary of the first treaty between the U S and Japan.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Cordell Hull
Birthday Party for Lola Miler at 13 North Market Street
Miss Lola Miler celebrated her 15th birthday Monday at her home 13 North Market Street. Music games and refreshments followed a large birthday cake and many gifts. Guests included Miss Beitr Parette Dorothy Smith Marguerite Colliston Christine Beacht Kitty Fox Julia Bell Hann Mary Ethel Muller and Messrs Austin Walter Sherald Howard Minnick Renny Trianve Sewell Kennedy and Harry McKenzie.
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Lola Miler
North Market Street
Beitr Parette
Dorothy Smith
Marguerite Collistoner
Christine Beacht
Kitty Fox
Julia Bell Hann
Mary Ethel Muller
Messers Austin
Walter Sherald
Howard Minnick
Renny Trianve
Sewell Kennedy
Harry McKenzie
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New York
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McCain
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Automobile Labor Board
Nash Motors Company
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Racine
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Columbia University Authority of Economics
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Pearl
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Alpert Pheins
Truance
William Flair
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Howard Bell
Ron Pheips
William Crummitt
Guy Swomiey
Harvey Long
Leslie Delauter
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A. Nusbaum
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Jean Phelps
Frankie Drummall
Bernard
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Robert Swonley
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Robert H Socks
Bedford
Charles W. Smith
Emory Kelbough
Wolfsvie
Socks
Charles E Whiting
West All Saints Street
Smith
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Pleasant View
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Zion National Park
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U. S
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Frederick, Md
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