Problems for Maryland Assembly Irregular and Broad
Annapolis reports focus on emergency laws for roads taxes and education as the Maryland General Assembly prepares for a session. Discussions center on state versus county road maintenance, repeal of liquor taxes, and proposed amendments to lower excise taxes while addressing teacher salaries and state revenue policy.
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State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Moat
Derstee
Annapolis
Supreme Court to Consolidate Gold Clause Suits
The government plans to consolidate all gold clause cases for a January 8 hearing. Attorney General Cummings will argue, with Solicitor General Biggs presenting the motion to the Supreme Court. The cases challenge the June 5 1933 joint resolution abrogating gold clauses in contracts.
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Washington
Tovtrament
Supreme Court
Cummings
Congress
Business Unites With White House Aims at Recovery
Reform era ends as industrial groups push a cooperative program with government. Labor is wary but some praise rising business sentiment. A chamber report opposes a 20 hour work week, warning harm to workers. A New York congress of American industry is slated for December 5 and 6 with NRA head Donald Richberg and Raymond Moses listed as speakers.
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American Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber
New York
Donald R Richberg
NRA
Raymond Moses
Dvasor
Patent on noiseless pliable leg preserved in contour
The text notes a patent granted to Palmer of Meredith New Hampshire on November 4 1846 for a leg with a pliable joint that worked noiselessly and kept its contour in all positions. It also mentions earlier claims about an outboard engine by Ole Evimrude of Milwaukee in 1822, described as the first commercially successful model, a 46 pound single cylinder battery ignited type for boat propulsion.
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Palmer
Meredith
Dublin
Keephoe
Ole Evimrude
Milwaukee
Fatal shooting ends in suicide in Union Bridge kitchen
Mrs Avis Strohl, 57, a divorcee, was shot in her Union Bridge kitchen by Harry Gordon Bush, about 53, who then killed himself. A man who had been with Strohl fled to Baltimore for work, leaving a packed bag behind. Strohl was hospitalized in Baltimore as investigators probed the double tragedy.
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Harry Gordon Bush
Neghoora
Bush
Strohl
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Threat letter targets Baltimore and Ohio officials
Walter E Henry, 52, a former machinist, is jailed as DOJ agents probe a letter threatening Daniel Willard and three other B & O Railroad executives. The note demanded 15,000 workers be recalled or the officials would be killed. no money was requested. A hearing is set with US Commissioner J Frank Supplee.
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Department of Justice
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Walter E Henry
US Commission
R J Frank
Supplee
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