Maryland Budget Expands to 94 Million for Two Years
The 1935 193% budget approved by the Legislature exceeds the governor's proposal by 1.545 million. Governor Nice seeks 75.122 million while the Legislature sets 76.668 million for two years starting October 1. Bond craft and highway diversions shape funds for relief and state offices in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
State Comptroller’s Office
Marrland
Maryland
Baltimore
Anmapolis
Cost Of Assembly Reaches $151,306
Annapolis Ma April 3 The cost of maintaining the General Assembly Friday had reached a total of $151,303.66 figures from the office of Comptroller Williams Gordy Jr showed There was available a total of $199,804 for legislative expenditures at the beginning of the session January 6 The bills paid to date do not include thirty day telephone and printing costs The session will end April 3 at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneapolis
General Assembly
Williams&. Gordy, I Jr
Fishing measures killed in Assembly
Annapolis Maryland April 8 Delegate Harvey M Miller announced that almost the entire Maryland fishing bills sponsorship by sportsmen and fishermen were killed in committee. He said a bloc opposed the measures in the fish and game committees making it unlikely any unfavorable report would reach the floor. The measures aimed to regulate taking rock trout blues and shad, priorities for anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harvey M. Miller
Washington
Maryland
Miller
House
Maryland State Bond Bill Advances After Snags
Annapolis Md April 3 The state bond measure would authorize a state debt of 8 902 000 for maintenance and expenses of numerous institutions The bill faced opposition when Senator Cobourn proposed making it a special order but the finance committee chair J Allan Coad argued to pass it quickly despite amendments including 1 700 000 for the University of Maryland and funding for teachers retirement and road and water projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Senate
Finance Committee
Harold E. Cobourn
Cecil
University of Maryland
Cobourn
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
J. Allan Coad
Governors Ofeinal
Roads Commission
Gaso
Marrland School
Loch Raven
Coad
Garage Operators Guests At Social
The Maryland Motor Co on West Franklin Street hosted about 600 garage operators and staff last evening. The event featured lectures, a talking picture on garage operations, and a display of automotive parts and equipment from roughly 50 manufacturers. Attendees came from many nearby places. demonstrations and exhibits included a Manley wrecking crane and tow truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Motor Co
West Franklin Street
O. C. Intosh
J. EB. Walsh
Perfect Circle Co
Hagerstown
Indiana
Bear Manufacturing Co. A
Spark Plug Co
Wagner Electric Co
Kem Manufacturing Co. C. & D. Battery
Federal Service
Prisoner Oley Hangs Self in Oneida Jail
Sheriff C T Williams announced that 29 year old Francis Leo Oley, jailed over the O Connell kidnapping case, died by hanging in the Oneida county jail last night. Oley, arrested in Denver in February, was brought to Albany area charges tied to the National Guard officer John J O Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
C.T. Williams
Oneida County
Francis Leo Oley
O'Connell
Albany
Almack
Sherif
Williams
Oley
Denver
Galo
John J. O'Connell
National Guard
Edward and
Daniel O'Connell
Albany County
Fight to Return the Constellation Reopens in Baltimore
Washington reports a renewed push to bring the USS Constellation back to Baltimore. Senator Millard E. Tydings shaped the proposal as Navy Department hearings approach. For 21 years Baltimore residents and historians have urged the frigate’s return from Newport, where she has waited near the Boston yard for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Baltimore
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Edward S. King
Navy Department
Baltimore Navy Yard
Boston Navy Yard
Naval Training Station
Newport
Rel
Five Children Die In Beallsville House Fire
Rockville April 3 five colored children perished in a late night blaze at their Beallsville area home. Dennis Owens the farmer head survived with four older relatives and two babies. The two story frame house on Barnesville road burned away, ages recorded as William 13 Alberta 11 Mabel 8 Rebecca 6 and Mildred 4. Cause undetermined though the father suspected kitchen stove sparks. The eleven member family slept on the second floor when the fire started.
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Rockville
Beallsville
Dennis Owens
Bealisville
Barnesville
William Owens
Alberta
Mabel
Rebecca
Mildred
End of Strike after Riot at Union HQ
Rioters clashed with Sheriff Helmer Myre and 150 deputies as tear gas and clubs were used at the Independent Union of All Workers headquarters. Four were injured, 54 arrested without charge then released on governor’s advice to avoid loss of life. Property damage at the plant listed at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmer Myre
Independent Union of All Workers
Myre
Mondar
Benson
Heiress Takes Wily Route to Reunite with Husband
An heiress storms a penthouse to reclaim her husband Brill, fleeing with a car, fuel, and a plan to fight an annulment and sue for alienation of affections. She disguises herself, scouts credit, and contemplates hiding to dodge service of papers as newsmen report. An accompanying display shows inmate crafts from Maryland State Penitentiary Roxbury.
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Penthouse
Brill
Albert Kidder, Jr
Nan
Teporter
Camelman
Tiffany’s
George A. Swartz
Swartz
Williamsport Charge Rev I A Move Minister
Williamsport Md Rev I A Move leads evening service at 6 then 7 40 o clock with theme Strange Gods Among the Negro. Morning service at Sharpburg station opens with Tosxeph but text unclear and reads as garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Willamsport
I. A. Move
Baltimore Judge Frank Supplee Dies at 53
PLE Baltimore April 3 Judge Frank Supplee 53 longtime member of the Supreme bench of Baltimore since 1934 and a United States Commissioner during the prohibition era died Friday at his home after about a week in bed with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank Supplee
Supreme Bench of
United States
Special Cantata Rendered at Grace A B Church
A Easter cantata The Resurrection Hope will be rendered Sunday April 4 at 730 PM by the Grace A B senior choir directed by Howard Gaines with the Sunday school orchestra. Regular choir aided by Madelin Brewer Juniata Cornell Janet Balkley Richard Lowman Lovely Gruber Aube Young. Orchestra augmented by D E Wills Max Mogensen clarinets 4 O Keedy flute Robert Burke Rosie Redmond violins Gur Weagley viola Wilbur Dean cornet Bernard Siegert Victor Wills cello Norman Kurzenknabe bass accompanists Miss Carrie Jones and Atlee Young. Special cello selections by Mr Siegert with Atlee Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gaines
Grace A. B. Church
Madelin Brewer
Juniata Cornell
Janet Balkley
Richard Lowman
Lovely Gruber
Aube Young
D. E. Wills
Max Mogensen
O. Keedy
Robert Burke
Rosie Redmond
Gur Weagley
Wilbur Dean
Bernard Siegert
Victor Wills
Norman Kurzenknabe
Miss Carrie Jones
Atlee Young
Mr. Siegert
Bentztown Bard to Visit Hagerstown Next Week
Folger McKinsey, the Bentztown Bard of the Baltimore Sun, plans a Western Maryland tour. He will appear in Hagerstown on Wednesday and visit Oakland and Cumberland on Monday and Tuesday next week.
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Folger. McKinsey
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Hagerstown
Maryland
Oakland
Cumberland
Politician Plans Martinsburg and Frederick Visits
A political figure will be in Martinsburg on a day and in Frederick on Friday. Both appearances emphasize formal engagements and street interviews with the public, inviting ordinary residents to share views directly with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Frederick
Probe Started By Postal Inspectors
Postal inspectors in Baltimore opened an inquiry into reports that about 12 000 auto tag applications were brought to the city for payment in possible violation of the mail monopoly. Investigators seek to determine if a private agency used mail handling for compensation to obtain new licenses, potentially costing the government first class mail business more than 360 dollars. Delivery of tags via parcel post would not breach postal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Post Office
Contagious Diseases Reported by Health Officer
The Tiardh report from acting health officer Dr. D. Elliott to the Mayor and Council lists the month's contagious diseases: chicken pox four, diphtheria two, erysipelas three, gonorrhoea nineteen, influenza twenty five, measles four, mumps one, pneumonia ten, scarlet fever ten, septic sore throat six, syphilis twenty three, tuberculosis three, Vincent's angina one, whooping cough fourteen. Total 125. Elliott notes social diseases totaled 42 and cites growing public and physician effort to stamp them out. Senate upholds veto by 17 to 10 on a bill to blanket into the merit system any state employee in one position for five years, aimed to protect William A. Codd, chief auditor of the State Roads Commission.
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D. Elliott
Elliott
Annapolis
Senate
Nice
Raymond E. Kennedy
Baltimore
William A. Codd
State Roads Commission
Sunday Church Services Summary in South Potomac Area
A dense list of church activities across South Potomac area including Rev. Norment and Rev. Coleman churches with morning and evening services, Sunday School times, and special events. Multiple denominations are shown: St Marys Catholic, Salvation Army, Presbyterian, Zion Reformed, United Brethren, Seventh Day Adventist, Christian Science, Episcopal, and M.E. churches.
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South Potomac
Wm. M. Norment
Potomac St
Randolph Ave
Simon
D. D
James Casterling
Baltimore
Grace United Brethren Cor
Winter Sts
G. J. Rider
Presbyterian Washingter and Prospect Srs
William S. Hess
Lordship of Jesus” Christian Endeavor
Nehemial
Seventh Day Adventist
Christian Science Society
N. Potomac St
North Potomac St
Mary Baker Eddly
St. John’s Episcopal
Prospect and
Antietam
Walter Byron Stehl
Rector Church School
J. E. Kemp Horn
Asbury M
Rehobeth United Brethren Church
E. Salisbury
Williamport
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cave Town
Edward Plitt
Church Schedules Across Maryland Suburbs
A listing of Sunday School and worship times for numerous churches in Maryland and surrounding towns. Includes Trinity Lutheran Smitherurg, Chewsville U B, St James Wolfsboro, Ren Eva Beall, Mount Lena, St Paul Evans Lutheran Funktown, Boonsboro Kemp's Mill, Clearspring, Williamsport, and Greensburg churches with service hours and special events.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Smitherurg
C. M. Huddle
Servi Chewsville U. B. Church
E. R. Andrews
ST. James Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wolfs- 500Nsboro
Funkertown
Harry .M. Young
O'Clockville
Edward T. Putt
Jones Chape
Church OF the United Brethren IN Christ
Boonsboro
Crarge
F. L. Stine
Kemp's Mill
W. R. Simmons
Schoo
Paul's Lutheran Church
Greensburg
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Caskey
Ghelton
Potomac
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Hag Ree
Immy Roosevelt
Deke
Shiner
Jimmy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wire House
Bill
Maryland State Penal Farm
Roxbury
Bentz and Dunn
Potomac Street
Ple
Bentztown Bard
First Brethren
Antidame and Mulberry
Frank G. Coleman
St. Mary’s Catholic West Washington
St. Very Rev
T. D. Rainberry
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Mamie Harbaugh
Trinity Lutheran
Salvation Army
W. Washington St
C. Langley Andrews
Sch
Ridge Ave
W. P. Legion
Andrews
Red Shield Club
Zor Bors
P.M
Frigay
Court House Plaza
St. Paul’s Evangelical
St. John’s Lutheran
Potomac Jt
Harms
Eastor Sunday School
WY. P
Full Gospel Mission
Salem Ave
St. U. B
Antietam and Locust Sts
F. G. Mentzer
U. B.ce
Washington Square
M. E
Washington Ave
Lloyd G. Davis
Howard St. M. E
Howard and Chestnut Sts
W. DeWitt Dickey
U. P
Jehovah’s Witnesses Church
Chestnut St
A. F. Laupert
Watchtower
Church of the Nazarene
West Side Ave
C. L. Arnold
Assemblies of God
Howard and
Spruce Ste
Ralph Jeffry
Jacob
Church of the Brethren
Washington and Mulberry Ste
A. M. Dixon
E. Washington St
Wm. Schafer
Summit Ave
Howard St
Paul Holdcraft
Goa
United Brethren
Naila
First Baptist
St. Paul's
A. B
Franklin and Locust Sts
F. Berry Plummer
Isaiah
Sr. Int
Jn C. EL
St. Mark’s Lutheran
J. W. Ott
Christian & Missionary
Alliance
Tabernacle
R. Degerman
The
Church of God
Baltimore St
F. KH. Snavely
Weelock
Christ Reformed
H. A. Fesperman
W. Franklin St
St. Paul’s
Ebenezer A
W. Bethel St
A. L. Criglar
Second Christian Church
W. North St
M. F. Robinson
St. John's Reformed Church
Clearspring
W. Human
Shilohr
ST. Paul's Reformed Church
Western Pike
J. W. Huffman
Conococheague Street
Chester Stottle- Inger
Mt. Briat
Gardner R. Taylor
Bloht, Ta
Leitersburg
LD. Worman
Om Mare
Beard's
Tacor’s
Salem U B
Keedysville
Rey
J. B. Reed, Jr
Chestnut Grove
G. R Taylor
Littlestown
Ceesees
ST. James
Williamsport Methodist Episcopal Church
E Church St
Troy M. Wakefield
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bakersville
Harry M. Young
ST. James United Brethren Church
Big Pool
W. M. Beattie
Y. P
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