Law on beer sales in Inkton County advances in Senate
In Apolie Maryland on April 1 Friday the bill for beer sales in Inkton County moves to the Senate. Senator William D. Byron supports expediting the measure with the House and county officials, claiming it is the best local regulation yet proposed. The bill sets penalties and permits for on and off sale sales with possible fines or jail terms.
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Apolie
Inkton County
Senate
William D. Byron
Ington
Conton
Mayea
Driver Dies In Triple Crash Near Winchester
Zeat L Hayes 28 of Cary North Carolina died last night in a three truck collision east of Winchester. Doris Knight of Henderson North Carolina and two others were injured. A cargo of 130 baskets was en route to Raleigh. Police held Doris Knight and other drivers as investigators sorted fault in the five-truck fleet.
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Zeat L. Hayes
Cary
N. C
Winchester
Malice
Raleigh
Jenry ‘Hell
Doris Knight
Henderson
Hayes
Fiders
Justice
Rawhet
Noc
Elmer
Lonas
Clarence Pope
Rev Rowland Dies at 80 One of Brethren Ministers
Washington county obituary notices record the death of Rev Joby Rowland at his Maugansville home from heart trouble in his 81st year. He served 45 years as a Church of the Brethren minister and is survived by a large family including wife Susan and many children and grandchildren. Funeral plans include a 1:30 home service and 2:00 Broadfording Dunkard church service.
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Joby Rowland
Church of the Brethren
Washington County
Maugansville
Susan (Miller) Rowland
A. M. Rowland
Chambersburg
H. D
Susan Rowland
D. A. Rowland
Dixon, Ill
Rowland
Hagerstown
Broadfording Dunkard
Broadfording Cemetery
Elizabeth A. Gossard
Clarendon Avenue
Washington County Hospital
J. Max Gossard
This City
Marjory Erne
Leftersburg
Hatty Weber
Big Spring
John Wasson
Minnich Funeral Home
G. Io Rider
Rose Hill Cemetery
David
In Memoriam for Leo Baker April 1932
Remembrance note from wife and children honors Leo Baker who died April 1 1932. Flowers fade but love endures as family mourns at home. Includes advertisement for Hamilton Barber Shop and a Sunday dinner menu at 202 N Potomac with 25 cent haircuts and a Roast chicken dinner.
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Leo Baker
Nis
Potomac
Mother of Four to Be Graduated
A short news item from Geneva Wisconsin notes Mrs Leda Short will graduate this year alongside her four sons at the high school. The brief profile describes her as four feet ten inches tall and 112 pounds, performing duties such as sawing, chicken raising, wood splitting at $1.00 per load, and attending school while managing household tasks. Ad copy included for local business.
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Qeneva
Leda Short
Short
Maryland fixes state tax rate at 22 cents for 1934 35
The Maryland Senate adopted a favorable report on a measure fixing the state tax rate at 22 cents per 100 dollars for 1934 and 1935. Amendments shift funding for general government and add to the emergency relief fund. House action included a proposal to cut judges' salaries and governor signatures covered debt retirement borrowing proposals for counties. Triplets born to Mr and Mrs Frank Herron Cave City Kentucky named Doris Franklin Delores Delano and Dallas Roosevelt.
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Annapolis
Ritchie
Senate
House
Mary E. W. Ristean
Harford
Frank Herron
Cave City, Ky
Doris Franklin
Delores Delano
Dallas Roosevelt
Frankin Delano Roosevelt
April Fool for Fishers Opens With Swift Trout Hauls
Trout fishermen faced dampened conditions as rain kept streams high and cloudy at dawn. By noon several anglers, including Harry Hodges, Insurance man, had the limit, claiming Marsh Run as the hot spot with worm bait. Most streams run high though Marsh was clear enough for good catches. Showers this morning likely turned others cloudy but fishermen expect the streams to clear quickly.
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Harry Hodges
Hodges
State Stands To Lose Much From Roosevelt Plan
Washington reports that if Roosevelt orders all unobligated federal highway funds diverted to forest conservation, Maryland would lose 215 160. Maryland’s unobligated balance in the Agriculture Department highway fund is 38 778, plus 181 328 in the 3120 million emergency allotment approved by Congress. The Bureau of Public Roads orders districts to refuse new highway projects until policy is set, with reforestation potentially diverting these funds to forestry expenses. Maryland had 1 488 906 in federal aid allotted, of which 1 273 748 has been obligated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Maryland
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Local Marble Tournament Seeks Youth Entries Now
Starting Monday the Herald-Mail begins publishing names of entrants for the Marble Tournament 60. Eligible are youths under 15 before July 1, 1933. The winner earns a free trip to Ocean City New Jersey in June. Entry is free and open to all county boys and girls ages 14 to 14 inclusive.
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Herald-Mail
Ocean City
N. J
The
Herald“Mail
Washington County
Frog Hollow
Hagerstown
Harry E. Wolf
Herald- Mail
Nazi Leader Attacks Jews as Boycott Push Grows
The article details Nazi protests in Berlin including pickets blocking Jewish lawyers and judges at courts, burning a Republican flag, and marches through business districts. Nazi women urge Germans to shun Jewish doctors and lawyers, aiming to force removal from public life, with Goebbels signaling a boycott extension if foreign agitation continues. The government considers restricting Jewish professionals and institutions while warning that the campaign could resume or intensify.
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Kaiserallee
Kutfverstendamm
Berlin
Schoeneberg
Nazi Women's Federation
Germany
Versailles
Joseph Goebels
National Socialist Party
Three Counties Seek Beer Exemption From State Act
ANNAPOLIS Md April 1 Three counties Frederick Carroll and Garrett request exemption from the statewide beer act when passed Senator William D Byron opposed the Frederick county measure saying it does not reflect local sentiment Senator Emory L Coblentz who had withdrawn from sessions awaits a Court of Appeals decision on his banking law conviction Senator Byron said he is from an adjacent county and knows Frederick county views.
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Annapolis
Frederick
Carroll and
Garrett
Senate
William D. Byron
Washington County
Frederick County
Byron
Playe r killed in crash near Flint on Dixie highway
Lefty Donnell 33 former Memphis southern association pitcher was killed and three other people critically hurt when his car sideswiped a truck then collided head on with another truck on the Dixie highway nine miles south of Flint Michigan early today. Fog caused the terrible crash.
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Flint
Mich
Howard
Donnell
Memphis
Southern Association
Dixie Highway
Here
Compromise Talks Between House Senate Reveal Tax Split Play
Legislators hailed a possible compromise on Baltimore city’s share of the sasaline tax revenues. Senate conferees offered 25 percent, House members rejected it, and both sides warned of no agreement without concessions. Governor Ritchie and aides joined the talks as a new conference group was formed.
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House
Baltimore City
Senate
Ritchie
E. Brooke Lee
William Preston Lane, Jr
Forest Work Speculates on Flood Hazard Elimination
Speculation grows that reforestation in the Diffendahl watershed will curb floods in the Smithsburg area. A past forest fire damaged the watershed and endangered Cavetown reservoir flows. State and Federal officials discuss plans for Maryland county work to restore trees and reduce flood risk.
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Smithsburg
Diffendahl
Hagerstown
Cavetown
Maryland
They're Going After Business They're Going After Business
New York on April 1. Several large advertising schedules are ready for release the day beer is legalized and soon thereafter. W A Thompson director of the Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishing Association said today. No details as to plans were available. Releases of the appropriations may be somewhat retarded pending clarification of regulatory legislation and the establishment of production facilities.
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New York
W. A. Thompson
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishing Association
Thompson
Maryland Senator Frick to delay Ritchie appointments vote
Annapolis April 1 Final consideration of Governor Albert C. Ritchie's green bag appointments was expected soon, with Senator George Arnold Frick delaying his executive session motion for confirmations to Monday or possibly Sunday if sessions occur. Leadership sources indicated one appointee may be rejected, pending Senate finance duties today.
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Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
George Arnold Frick
Dem
Baltimore City
Senate Committee On Executive
Senate
Frick
Senate Finance Committee
Baltimore
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET AUCTIONS AND DINING PROMOTIONS
Auction notes from The Sticked Sales Corporation list Chicago grain market activities. Also advertised roast turkey dinner from arcade dining room from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. promotions include haircuts, kindling wood, and SHIPP'S FISH MET with local phone contact 2470.
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Price Bc
Arcade Dining Room
Any
Shipp
Eggs Drop to Ten Cents a Dozen at City Market
Eggs at ten cents a dozen marked the day’s session at City Market with observers noting the price drop to a historic low. Dealers expect further declines as warm weather approaches, while last winter’s scarcity fears faded with plentiful supplies of live and dressed chickens.
Allentown Band Appoints Guest Directors For 105th Anniversary
Prof Peter Buys of Hagerstown directs as guest while Arthur Pryor Walter Smith and Frank Simon join in celebrating Allentown Pa bands 105th anniversary with a new march by Prof Baye dedicated to the group Mrs Buys travels with the local director Crab packers in Crisfield Md anticipate higher demand as seafood boosts beer pairing The mover notices announce new address for Dr R M Hill Chiropractor in Ady segment
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Peter Buys
Hagerstown
Allentown
U. S
Arthur Pryor
Walter Smith
Frank Simon
Crisfield
Maryland
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