Effect of Bill on Road Control Studied Here
State central control of county roads discussed as 1933 takeover nears four-year term. Senate pass and House expected approval would extend state oversight two more years. Debate over returning roads and gasoline tax revenues to Frederick County and funding gaps cited. Continuous reassessment in Frederick County confirmed, with Governor facing pressure from State Tax Commission over unequal statewide impact.
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Predenck
Senate
House
State Highway Planning Commission
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
State Tax Commission
Gayerke
Howe
Girl Questioned For Shooting Ter DCmployen
Police questioned Irene Tadlock a Tennessee native and stenographer employed by John S. McCauley in Washington after a shooting at McCauley’s moving company office. Tadlock, 18, said she worked as a clerk and evening maid, earning ten dollars weekly, and that McCauley grabbed a pistol and fired once, injuring his right arm and Tadlock’s jaw and arms.
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Washington
Irene ‘Tadlock
John S. McCauley
McCauley
Miles Tadlock
Ehren Faylaises
Miss Tadlock
Tennessee
Wis
Mestre
Ruthlessness of Few Businesses Cause for Strike
Washington March Senator Wagner argues a few dominant firms profit too much and workers must share gains to avoid a new depression. He cites sitdown strikes as proof of power dynamics and warns against denying workers equity in business profits. He calls for Wagner Act style enforcement to prevent economic collapse.
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Wlashngton
Miereh St Gap
Wagner
Semantypadias
Setdawen
Dhe
Fone
New York
Wiha
Clement Moe Furs
Tax Plan For Relief Agreed Upon In Annapollc
The Finance and Ways and Means committees tentatively voted a 9.60 million yearly taxation program for relief and allied needs. Proposed taxes include whiskey three cents, beer 95 cents a barrel, 50 cent document stamp tax, 25 tax on slot machines, auto titling tax 550,000, two million extra racing days, franchise tax 40 percent, one percent admissions tax, cosmetics 20 percent, legalized book keeping with county allowance, and other levies to fund relief efforts.
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Annapollc
Marcel
Cape
Arelief
Finance and Ways and Means
Gains Made In Fight For Good Wealth In State
Maryland health director Robert H. Riley reported typhoid and diphtheria deaths reduced about 75 percent in ten years. Five counties had no deaths from either disease in 1936, while others showed zero typhoid or diphtheria deaths. He noted the state record for typhoid reached its lowest level and highlighted population figures for counties with no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mareh Moder
Robert H. Riley
Maryland
Caroline
Carroll
Charles
Howard
Haltimore
Stafford
Prince Georges
Queen Anne
Talbot
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Kent
Montgomery
St. Mary's
Woecomicn
de. Riley
Buyers Support Metals in Oil and Specialties Market
New York March 31 AP buyers support metals in oils and specialties with favorable issues moving up. Trading brisk at open, then quieting near the fourth hour. Sterling improved at the opening to 40 15-16 as motors and rail shares faced profit selling after yesterday’s rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vledaxy
Sted
Motora Land Orails
Sterling
Car Found Abandoned on National Highway Near Frederick
Police seek to establish ownership of a Pennsylvania car abandoned on the National Highway three miles east of Frederick. Officers Murray and Reddimond brought in the vehicle after a man named Sier from Peal said two men complained their car had become disabled and left the abandoned auto. Investigation suggests the car ran out of gas and was stolen. George Lipps of West Fourth Street underwent a legal subsurgical procedure at Frederick City Hospital after an operation earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Olicer Marshall Murray
Werner Red- Dimond
Sier
Peael
Rasoet
George Wo Lipps
West Fourth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Two Radio Noise Sources Located by Investigators
Radio reception troubles eased after city and Potomac Edison investigators located two noise sources. A grounded guy wire near a city light pole behind a swimming pool was identified as one source. Another faulty lamp socket on Wis ter street was found and repaired. сотрудники.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Potomac Edison
Staley Srs
Mir
Staley
van der Hey
Wister Street
Pemdtn
Bay Staley
Jack Hart
City Vecht Department
Urry Bo Shafis Fer
Roy Baker
Potomac Edison Company
Martin Thiersmond
Magerstown
Weather Record for Toa Date
Weather record for Toa today notes precipitation of inches. March normal precipitation is inches, with March 19346of inches recorded. Temperature highs and lows unspecified. Moonset tomorrow at 8 50 am.
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Toa
Public Service Commission Sets April Hearing on Petition Change
In Baltimore on March 31 the Public Service Commission scheduled April 4 for a hearing on William Foo Barer s request to modify petitions related to a freight fine in the vicinity of Fetersville and to Frederick and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
William Foo Barer
Fetersville
Frederick
iBaltimore
Behind The Scenes In Washington Power Debate On Prices
A garbled Washington analysis outlines debates on tax policy wage levels and price stability. It references Roosevelt policies, Marriner Eccles, Coyle, and labor versus capital tensions, noting efforts to curb inflation while maintaining relief spending and mass purchasing power amid potential price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner Revles
Roosevelt
NEA
David Cushman Coyle
Fovles
Coyle
Fire Destroys Three-Story Building in New Castle
A major blaze swept the business district of New Castle, Da, damaging a three story structure and several nearby establishments. Firefighters battled the flames for nearly five hours, destroying the St Cloud building and causing extensive losses. No further details on injuries or specific damages are available.
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New Castle
Maret
Cam
Lieday
St Cloud
Co @ Mires
Trial Highlights Warden Badge Dispute In Brunswick
A Brunswick trial featured debate over whether a game warden must carry his commission while on duty. Judge Willard Williams held no requirement to display a badge at all times, citing difficult field conditions and officer safety. The hearing also covered appeals by Wilford Hayle and Tharbie Markoe, with mixed outcomes on fines and costs.
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Wollid
Albert Orion
Faraier
Morgan
Ticbah
Het Ortison
Geenee
Groson
Jecob Hobrback
Wallamt
Oliver
Ehirry Rankdesn
Virginia
Wilford Hayle
William H. Campbell
Brunswick
Reclless
Hoyte
Patrick IM. Lehnauffer
Te Wppesh
Gres
Tharbie Markoe Fromm
Justice Campbell
Fease
Clara Jarvis
Brinstwteh
Fast
Teeyiver
Use Geo
Alton LY
Bennett
Markco
Willard
Bermnard Thomas
Bennett Pepesented
Thomas
Farninst
Ralph FL Null
York
Albay M. Woad
Building In Maryland Cities Shows Gain
A Maryland building report shows February 1987 permits up sharply across Chamberland, Hagerstown, Frederick and Salisbury. Warmer weather aided activity as builders posted a 490 percent rise from February 1986, with total permits around 80,000 versus 16,000 a year earlier. Sentences note weather and seasonal effects, listing city-by-city permit figures and contrasting with the prior year.
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Dattimore
Mare
Baltimore
Federal Reserve Bank
Laurie Canus Costa
Chamberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Salisbury
Maryland
F Seuleeniek
Curmbereland
Fetraney
Pebriary
Balishory
Fete Raage
Deputy Shakeup in County Sheriff Office Report
The county courthouse announced a shakeup in the sheriff’s office as Deputy Shook is appointed to fill the teatime deputy post amid questions about credentials. Crim and Shook are expected to continue duties while court approvals are sought, with Ne9r Verner and Medicom noted in related terms as past or interim figures.
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Sheal
Jobn
Hin
Crim
Shook
Todas
Crut Bs
Shoakte
Fo Cael
Verner AL Medicom
Sherolf
Wits Gita
Sheri Uilt
Medeusston
Medeusston Wok Heard, However, of the Quaist. DnIy
Labor Parley Hints End to Strike Wave
Report from Lansing outlines stalled labor talks ahead of a key assembly session. Governors and allies maneuver to curb sitdown strikes as Congress weighs three reading votes. House debates labor bills while negotiators prepare to resume talks if needed to speed return to work.
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Lansing
Mich
Krank
Ifigiahoot
Chay Fer Corporation
United Automobile
Wscotten
Senate
Cape Fale
Haber
Petc Tgie Lene
Morphy Sid Tate
Monocacy Club Melt Plan Shifts Amid Church Events
A fragmentary item notes a Monocacy Club melt and April event ties to religious groups. It mentions Reverend Christ Reformert and local organizers including Adamstan Richart S Plareet, with assistants Oh Walton Shape Ther and Bets ert, among others, as community meetings and church parties unfold.
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Jacs Chiat
Shenier Promerpal Spake
Dastor
Christ Reformert
Bitterstay
Mise
Genevirge Thomas
Adamstan
Richart
Ocateman
Perrangtina
Oh Walton
Boteman
Albert
Jer Klin
Betsert
Plartingtoe
Fleward Om Smith
Hoscoe
Sitdown Strike Hearings Highlight Debate On Rights And Remedies
The hearing centered on the legality and ethics of sitdown strikes and power to seize property. Representatives debated congressional remedies, local vs federal authority, and the role of the Supreme Court Galfey decision while noting alleged ties to racketeers and labor influence.
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Shingten
Marek
Diet
Nyeas
Dawn Techinique
Labor
Labor Peale
Chico
New York
Supreme Court
Cas.Dem
Galfey
Marlan
Mapes Mage
Gt Tools Ae
Arraignment Awaited For Babcock Murder Case
Thias Smith faces a degree murder charge for the February attack on Mary Ellen Babcock. Police say a confession described in court records states he struck the girl with a pocket knife after she taunted him. Det. Downey and others arrested Smith at his home after church. The story notes statements from Smith about the motive and method.
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Wallalo
Thias Smith
Hrelee Fon
Tay Peng
Mary Ellen Babeock
Palies
James W. Tigi
Wale Fer
Trent Williat
Public sale of court fianse Sodas by auctioneer Dutrenw
The fragment describes a public sale of court financial assets at a street location on Patrick Street. Charles Th. MWtter meh Parma Vo Titter acted in the process with Addon Sherman PO Bowers serving as averney. John GL. Dutrenw was the auctioneer.
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Dale Charles LD
Strailitan
Mt Ton Patrick Street
Charles Th. Mwtter
Parma Vo Titter
Fae Addon Sherman PO Bowers
Averney
John GL. Dutrenw
Yale Professor Opposes Court Change as Senate Debates
Yale professor Horehard warns against Roosevelt court plan, calling it a leap in the dark and a threat to checks and balances. Senators Neely and others press witnesses on constitutional safeguards while Dorothy Thompson links court moves to dictatorship risks in Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodinaton
Micel
Senate
Neely E Denry
Supreme Court
Amelia
Borehard
Neely
Dorothy Thompson
Sony
Washington
Marehay
Cole
Germany
Italy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Miss Thompson
Linda Lewis
Ewip Herehard
Yale
Roosevelt Court
Mise Tao
Merclf
Ussher
Building Arch Bridge on New Dual Highway
Rapid progress on the arch bridge over Antiettum Creek by Kaylor Construction Co of Hagerstown part of the Hagerstown to Frederick dual highway. Despite bad weather the granite span foundation nears completion. The bridge uses Salisbury and Woodstock granite with Indian limestone coating. forty foot road width. span length 240 feet. height 44 feet. Roberts Paving Co works on a road stretch from the bridge for over three miles. State Roads Commission reports progress on other right of way aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiettum Creek
Kaylor Construction Company
Hagerstown
Frederick
Salisbury
Woodstock
Roberts Paving Company
State Roads Commission
Chesepowke and Potennuie Peleplone Co reports February revenue
The Chesepowke and Potennuie Peleplone Company reported to the Public Service Commission that February operating revenues totaled 160.109, a 72, MAT increase over February 1936. Miss Marjorie Cade of Greve Stone Manor near Frederick and Mrs. Dulim Al Harri of Flint, Mich, are mentioned in an Easter vacation note alongside the school student from Marlorie Webster School, Rack Creek Dark independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatflmware
CARY
Chesepowke and
Potennuie Peleplone Company
Public Service Commission Today
Itll
Marjorie Cade
Grevestone Manor
Frederick
Marlorie Webster School
Rack Creek
Liege
Dulim AL Harri
Flint
Mich
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Stephen Butter
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Cerns
Senator
Hole
Home Owners Loan Corporation
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Martin Jr
Fresh Iman
Thurmont
Edward Earl Len
Fretiman Pranerio Daoud
Poperty
David Co
Daha
Mars
Cart
Roasevett
Dee Ray
Prey
Reed
Pelt
Meceby Ab
Sigher
Mey
Teaders
Congress
Mich+ ‘itan
Garner
Joe Robinson
Cheops
Batot
Helen
al Peage
Soult
CRUM
Babcock
Leap
Wall
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