Orshower May Head Mo Police Chief Nomination
Governor said to favor Orshower as the next police chief for Missouri. The comment follows earlier discussions and signals official support for his appointment pending confirmation.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
12
Maryland Governor weighs new head for State Police
Report says Governor Nice muses replacing Major Wright with Lieut Col Elmer Munshower who would head the police before October 1 as funding for the new department nears. Wright may seek the Public Service Commission post. welfare director Butler reportedly blocked changes. Munshower, former Fredericksburg mayor, now commands Maryland National Guard Rifle Team with no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Nice
J . Purdon Wright
Sale Police
Public Service Commision
Rumsok
Elmer F. Munshowne
Prederick
Wright
Munshower
Harry C Jones
Charles J. Butler
Fredericks
Camp Perry
Ohio
Maryland National Guard
Mice
Major Wright
Department of State Police
Asiary
Nice
State Police
Public Service Commission
Unclear fragment hints at pressure on governor over signature
Reportes suggest petition sponsors pressed the governor with influence from department leaders to obtain his signature. Deteminants note Major Wright’s absence and Katz’s vacation as factors delaying access to the governor in the Union Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Wright
Buah
Katz
Ménash Kats
Observera
Acces
Union Trust
Mr Nice
Huey Long Laid To Rest At State House Park
Crowds gathered around the Louisiana Capitol grounds to mourn Senator Huey Long who rose from obscurity to lead a political empire. Thousands filled State House Park as his bronze casket was lowered, with officials estimating 10000 in the rotunda and up to 200000 nearby during services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Long
Reniua
State House Park
Appointment invalidated upholding Peoples Court Act in Maryland
In Salisbury Maryland September 12 the three judge panel held the 1927 legislation creating the Peoples Court constitutional though Marion A Humphreys appointment as judge of the Peoples Court was declared invalid. Humphreys a Republican and County Board of Education member was named by Governor Nice to Fill the vacancy after Judge David Dales death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Circuit Court
Peoples Court
Marion A Humphreys
Peacies
Humphreys
Republican Wader
County Board of Education
Nice
David Dales
Monocacy Battlefield Map Sent to National Park Service
Monocacy Battlefield Association met at the Francis Scott Key hotel to approve sending a map outlining the area to be included in a national military park to the National Park Service in Washington. Col Thomas L Heffernan of the service visited to discuss the project and suggested a margin plan be submitted for review. Charles McC Mathias, president, led the session and it was decided to prepare an outline for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocary Battlefield
Monocacy
Seera Memie
Washineton
Charles McC Mathias
Association
Maryland Legion names twenty two committee chairs
Baltimore September 12 Charles 8 Houck Jr new commander of the Maryland Department of the American Legion named twenty two committee chairmen during a meeting of the executive committee. Beigel was reappointed adjutant. A weekly broadcast by Houck featured the committee heads outlining the region s goals with several public and veterans groups noted for each post and function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles 8 Houck, Jr
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Walter W. Beigel
Beigel
Houck
Biste Legionnaires
Legion
Byran Hobbs
Laurel Md
Post
Americanism
Fred G Baugh
Baltimore & Ohio Post
Arthur P Sewell
H. H Emery Post
Nelson H Trivey
Bartimore
D. John Markey
Frederick
Scott Key Post
Bari W. Cook
Cumberland
Fort Cumbergeads
Chespire
Dal Poorpaugh
H Emery Post
Herbert Wynne
Dundalk
Alex T. Grier
Salisbury
Wicomico
George Holder
Cambridge
Dorchester
John & Frey
Marine Post
National Defense
Milton A. Heckord
Baltmore
Maryland Guard
Law and Order
Herbert L Grymes
Maryland
Guard
Frank T. Lynch
Hagerstown
Morris Frock
Raymond W. Cooke
Baltimore County
Baltimore and Ohio
Charles Sargent
Louis
Will Rogers Family Expresses Gratitude for Condolences
The Rogers family in Los Angeles on September 12 expressed thanks to the nation for its messages of condolence on the death of humorist Will Rogers and his Wiley Post companion. They could not respond personally to the thousands of communications and asked the press to convey their appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gal
Will Rogers
Czech National Anthem Origin and 1934 Stamp Honor
The 1834 Czech patriot Jones Tyl wrote Where is My Homeland the national anthem of Czechoslovakia later set to music by Frantisek Jan Skroup who composed it at his deathbed. Czechoslovakia marked the song’s centennial in 1934 with a two value commemorative stamp and margin printing of opening bars of the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Tyl
Czechoslovakia
Tyl
Frantizek Jan Skroup
Esid
Maryland Denies Federal Relief Burden Claims
Baltimore reports Aubrey Williams of the National Relief Administrator stated Maryland bore most of the relief costs with federal funds, while Gov Harry W Nice defended Maryland’s role and urged the state to shoulder more of the burden amid protests over recent relief allotment cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Aubrey Williams
Harry L Hopkins
People's Unemployment League
New Evidence in Murder Found in Rogers Case
Downington Pa Sept 12 Henry Hixidleston Rogers son of the late Standard Of baron is held in jail on suspicion of murder in the fatal shooting of Jovely Evelyn Hoey in a bedroom of Rogers country home near Brandywine creek The honey haired blue eyed musical comedy singer famed in New York Paris and London was found shot through the head after a night of drinking and quarreling in Rogers big stone house with Rogers was William A Kelly a motion picture cameraman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downington
Henry Hixidleston Rogers
Jovely Evelyn Hoey
New York
Pariis
London
Rogers
Big Stone House
Brandywine Creek
Wiliam A Kelly
Deathbed Mystery Surrounds Torch Singer Case
The article reports a death judged as possibly by own action in Union City. District Attorney War H. Parke of Cheater county called the death “looks like a death by own action.” An autopsy showed a bullet from the right temple through the eye area. Police withheld further arrests as new evidence was awaited and a coroner’s inquest was set despite early bail discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
MW. J
War H. Parke
Cheater County
Premer Grubb
Rogers and Kelly
Westhester County
Mumier
Deed Recorded For Residence at 200 Eas Third Street
A deed was recorded transferring a dwelling at 200 Eas Third Street from Pred G. Meisling to Joseph A. Meiling in the city clerk's office. The stated consideration was about $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas Third Street
G. Meisling
Joseph A. Meiling
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Frederick Mayer
Francis Scott Key
Thames'embankment
Fegay
Huey Long
Lawistang
Mur
Dered
Salisbury Peoples Court Law
Free Saz
Fise Windsor
HL. Mills
Elkton
Edward Minor
H. F. Jones
Brantly Baptist Church
Edward Miner
Gretna Green
Mr Miner
Mr Jones
Brantly Churc
Mr Minor
Kenmoor
Kexmoor
John D. Hendrickson
Stamps
Bri &Ges
Alopy Te Doea
RA Service
The
State
Money U. 5
Willams
Young Rogers
Bmart
Simmons
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Priscilla
Bennett
Blister Matelasse
Frederick's Best Fabric Store
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