Maryland State Assembly Honors Leaders At Obsequies
In Annapolis on April 4 mourners and lawmakers gathered for the obsequies of the General Assembly of 1933. Senators and representatives received tributes including silver bowls and dishes, flowers, and gifts for leaders and their wives as the tradition of a final tribute continued. The event highlighted Speaker Harrington and Senate leaders Lasseer and Beauchamp with ceremonial presentations and a display of cigaret smoke and shredded bill files marking the farewell.
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General Assembly
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Free State
House
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Worcester
Garreté
L. Creston Beauchamp
Joseph al
Lan Coad
Commonwealth
St. Mary's
Ridgely P. Melvin
Anne ‘Arundel
Coad
Lasseer
Joseph L. Donovan
Howard County
L.creston Beauchamp
Somerset County
Beauchamp
William D. Byron
Washington County
David G. McIntosh
Mitchell
Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne's
E. Milton Alfield
House of Delegates
Harrington
James J. Lindsay
Baltimore County
Oliver Metzerott
Prince George’s County
Baltimore City
Laginia Engle
Montgomery
Lindsay
Mary W. Risteau
Harford County
Assembly
Frank
Purdum
Thomas Murray
Veteran Journal
Milton Tolle
Horace Flack
Bureau of Legislative Reference
Walter Dawson
Robert J. Batterton
Mrs. Roosevelt To Serve Beer If Law Permits
Eleanor Roosevelt states that when beer is legal in government houses it will be possible to serve it at the White House, though she will not drink it herself. The White House remark follows a DC beer bill compromise shaping licensing, with broader plans to legalize beer nationally by April 7. She urged temperance and hoped legal beer would curb bootlegging while respecting the law.
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Columbia
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Government House
Day Head Resigns as Iowa Anti-Saloon League Leader
Des Moines April 3 The Rev E B Ewing announced his resignation as superintendent of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League. In a telegram from Charleston West Virginia he said he would take a similar post with the West Virginia league.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. B. Ewing
Anti-Saloon League
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia League
Wiedefeld to Give Recital at Women's Club Auditorium
Baltimore baritone Robert Wiedefeld, winner of the Caruso Memorial Foundation award, will perform a recital Thursday evening April 6 at 8 o'clock in the Women's Club Auditorium. Accompanied by Mrs. George Castelle, he will feature arias from Lully to Leoncavallo and a four-part program including stage costumes representing national styles.
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Baltimore
Caruso Memorial Foundation
Women’s Club
George Castelle
Castelle School of Music
Wiedefeld
Palm Beach
Florida
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Tschaikowsky
Moussorgsky
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Ross
Uber Nacht
Wolf
Erster Verlust
Schubert
Drei Wandrer
Herman
Nemico Della Patria
Radio Programs April 4 Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings show NBC WEAF WABC WJZ networks with regional feeds across East Midwest and Pacific Coast. Programs include Melodic Thoughts, Secretary Hawkine, Frances Alda, The Dance Hour, Johnny Jannigan Orchestra, Harold Stern Orchestra, and many coast to coast repeats.
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Y Drive To Open April 18 Campaign Aims To Raise Funds
The Y M C A announces a renewed membership drive starting Tuesday April 18 to fund campaigns with 12 teams of four. No dinners this year to cut costs. First meeting at 7 30 p m April 18 in the Y M C A auditorium. Final reports due April 24. George S Humphreys named chairman with Frank Bentz as vice chairman. Past drive chairmen form the advisory committee.
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Frank Bentz
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Donovan Beachley
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Leister Reenters Coal Business at West Lee Yard
John O Leister resumes retail coal trade at his West Lee street yards forming the Leister Coal Company with E Leister Mobley. Leister previously spent about thirty years in coal, leaving the field about fifteen years ago. Mobley was formerly with William A Danzer Latcher Company.
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John 0. Leister
West Lee Street
E. Leister Mobley
Leister Coal Company
Mr. Leister
Mr. Mobley
William A. Danzer Latcher Company
Aged Morgan County Resident Davison Dies at 84
W Scott Davison aged 84 longtime Morgan County resident died at his Berkeley Springs home. A son Herbert Davison lives nearby. ORDERS ENGINE. MIDDLETOWN Apr 3 a new six cylinder fire engine to replace the present one has been ordered for delivery within thirty days. JACKSON TO PLAY Memphis April 3 Travis Jackson Giants star shortstop won physician approval to play in opening NL game April 12.
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W. Scott "Davison
Morgan County
Berkeley Springs
Herbert Davison
Middletown
To Be Married Rose Allen in Philadelphia Society Scene
Rose Allen, a young Philadelphia society figure estranged from her father and brother since her brother Eddie was acquitted in the 1931 murder of her sweetheart Francis Donaldson, is to marry Kenneth Coolbaugh, an insurance broker. She has been employed in a dress shop since the Norristown trial.
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Philadelpphia Society
Francis Donaldson
Kenneth Coolbaugh
Norristown
Eddie
Young Donaldson
Miss Allen
Changes Expected In Security Bill Ties To New Issuance
Washington reports framers of a securities regulation bill acknowledge potential hardships and propose quick fixes limiting application to new issues or unoffered portions of old issues. Separately the Senate judiciary panel tentatively backs Johnson bill banning loans by Americans to defaulted countries as debate continues. A late absent-member poll was expected to decide reporting the measure. The note adds a fact about male and female mosquitoes, indicating the female’s biting apparatus.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Johnson
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Expense Cut Shown By Railroad Report
Philadelphia April 4 annual report for 1932 of the Pennsylvania Railroad shows operating revenue and expenses cut more than half in the past three years. Revenue last year 331,339,457 down 116,696,821 from 1931 and 62 percent from 1929. Expenses 242,011,602 down 110,854,328 from 1933 and 51.6 percent from 1929. Net income 13,573,536 down 1,367,962.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
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