Terps Begin Largest Maryland Grid Squad In History
College Park reports the Maryland football squad in a massive preseason workout on September 2. Forty seven candidates plus about a dozen more participate in calisthenics and drills including punting passing blocking and tackling. The roster features 18 holdovers from last year with nine lettermen and several sophomores vying for spots under Head Coach Frank Dobson aided by Jack Faber Al Heagy and Al Woods. A varsity and junior varsity split will form once evaluations finish with three or four games planned for the JV and at least 30 players to be carried on the varsity roster.
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An Gand
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Charley Weidinger
Pershing Mondorff
John Boyda
Frank Sxotnicki
Bob Brands
Jim Forrester
Bob Brown
Nick Budkoff
Bob Smith
Frank Dwyer
Frank Blazek
George Gienger
Bill Krause
Bob Cochrane
Elmer Bright
Paul McNeill
Abe Cohen
Joe Murphy
Dick Shaffer
Fred Widener
Joe Devlin
Frank Dobson
Jack Faber
al Heagy
al Woods
State nears case against Tammany leader over cancelled check
Evidence shows a cancelled endorser check for 500 dollars marked J. Hines, presented by the State as it closes its case against James J. Hines, a Tammany district leader accused as a political front for the Dutch.
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New York
J. Hines
Tammany
James J. Hines
Schultz trial reveals mob money in court fixer ring
Testimony from Rose Wendroff described payments of about 300 dollars to the “old man” Hines as part of a gambling syndicate racket led by Schultz associates. Davis and Weinberg testified of the scheme in a three week trial, with check endorsements noted and Dewey acknowledging uncertain handwriting. The report also notes the blue whale as the Antarctic giant of the sea.
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Rose Wendroff
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Hines
Rose
Davis
George Weinberg
Joseph Shallack
Himes
J. Hines
Ed Holley
Thomas E Dewey
Roosevelts Camp Challenged In Georgia Senate Race
Washington dispatch outlines a tense Georgia primary where Lawrence Camp battles Walter F. George for renomination, with Gene Talmadge as a third candidate. Outcomes hinge on county unit votes and runoff rules, while Nevada's Pat McCarran faces anti New Deal sentiment in a separate Democratic contest.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
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Lawrence Camp
Walter F. George
Evan
Nevada
Pat McCarran
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Talmadge
Walter George
Ed Rivers
Dick Russell
William Green
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WPA
Barnesville
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Rfc Attornney
Edgar Dunlap
Atlanta
Wall Street
Power Trust
Sherman
Tom Corcoran
Benny” Cohen
Eli Oliver
AAA
New Deal
Railway Brotherhoods Weigh Nationwide Strike
140,000 railway workers will vote on a potential nationwide strike after talks failed over a proposed 15 percent wage cut. George Harrison announced the strike vote, to be overseen by A F Whitney, with Dr. William M Leiserson as Federal Mediation Board chair. Results expected by Sept 24.
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William Green
Roosevelt
Nevada
John Worden
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McCarran
Conyright
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Railway Brotherhoods
George Harrison
A F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
William M Leiserson
Federal Mediation Board
State Auto Fines For Week Reach $12,232
Maryland traffic fines totalled 12232 for the past week announced by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Emmitsburg Jack J Deckelbaum and C Raymond DeMuth fined $10 each for exceeding 45 miles, plus various offenses in Frederick Middletown Smithsburg Taneytown and Urbana including no license no insurance reckless driving and drunken driving with penalties ranging up to $100 and jail terms.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Emmitsburg
Jack J Deckelbaum
Raymond DeMuth
Frederick—Calvin
Middletown
Gaither L. Lewis
Ralph M. Plowman
Mr. Airy
Alfred M. Stach
Smithsburg
Raymond E. Herbst
Harry B. Kelbaugh
Tan
Scorch Deaths Blamed On 14 In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a coroner jury held 14 prison officials and guards responsible for leaking deaths of four county prisoners. Warden William Mills Deputy Warden Frank Kraven Captain James McGuire and 11 guards and physicians faced grand jury action. bail set at 10 000 for Mills Kraven. others bail less. The group was jailed as county prison inspections suspended the 14. Sweden notes that men live longer than women in one of the few western countries.
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Philadelphia
William Mills
Frank A. Kraven
James McGuire
George Enoch
Hans Abraham
Alfred W. Brough
Francis Smith
Edward Corkery
Samuel James
Thomas Cavanaugh
John Mulhern
Sylvester Weaver
William Staines
Robert Morrow
Mills
Kraven
Bui
Board of County Prison
Frederick S. Baich
Western Countries
Sweden
Washington Daybook on Trade Agreements and Policy
Column by senator guest discusses the 1930s foreign trade position, reciprocal trade acts, and presidential powers to negotiate treaties. It argues barriers persist, exports lag, and warns against long term treaty commitments harming agriculture and industry. It calls for public hearings and genuine reciprocity without sacrificing domestic costs.
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Sew
Hatapebice
Pleoton Concord
United States
Uelow
Senate
Congress
Long Live The Washington Seat 3 fornia's famous radar
Fragmentary text mentions California and radar, with odd claims about trees, height, age, and wild hollow trees. No clear person, organization, date, or event is evident. The passage lacks coherent facts to summarize into a news item.
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