Maryland Governor Signs 88 Bills and Resolutions
Governor Herbert R. O’Conor signed 15 resolutions and 73 bills in Annapolis, including a record 95 million dollar biennial budget. Measures cover state reorganization to the Department of Correction, unemployment reform, and creation of a Legislative Council. Local and regional bills address taxation, bonds, and municipal government, with two measures subject to referendum. The action also designates Maryland My Maryland as the state song and Armistice Day as a holiday.
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Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Bow Iman Commission
Department of Welfare
Department of Correction
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Legislative Council
State Board of Health
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
England
Pope Pius III
Baltimore
Crisfield
Allegany County
Land Law Commission
St. Clement's Island
Upper Potomac River
Cumberland
Frostburg
Garrett County
Doctors Olive Tablets Help Liver Bile Flow
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted to improve bile flow and digestion for constipation. Advertises a vegetable remedy used for years by Dr F M Edwards to stimulate bile and aid elimination. Available in drugstores with contact numbers listed.
Bids Sought for Benevola San-Mar County Road Work
The State Roads Commission requested bids yesterday for a crushed stone surface along the Benevola to San Mar road from 1.75 miles east of Benevola to San Mar, a distance of about eight tenths of a mile. In New Jersey 19 weeks of compulsory motor vehicle inspection yielded 721000 cars inspected and 699012 obtaining safety stickers.
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Benevola-San-Mar
Benevola
San-Mar
New Jersey
Racketeers Rounded Up in Cleveland Indictments
Police rounded up 23 men indicted on extortion charges in Cleveland after a grand jury investigated racketeers and muscle men tied to lucrative numbers games. Six killings since 1931 blamed on numbers-war, Ness announced six key witnesses hidden, while defendants including Big Angelo Lonardo and Little Angelo Scerria face extortion charges.
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Cleveland
Eliot Ness
al Capone
Sally Hart
Youngstown
Roy
Happy" Marino
Big Angelo’ Lonardo
Little Angelo” Scerria
Oscar Williams
Big Angelo
Domanic Sospirato
Ness
Senator Kennedy Dies In Baltimore
Baltimore April 27 State Senator James T. Kennedy 59 Democrat who represented south Baltimore fled suddenly while at work as a dredging superintendent for the Arundel Corporation. He became ill, went home and died. Kennedy served in the House of Delegates from 1926 to 1930 when he was elected to the Senate.
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Baltimore
James T. Kennedy
South Baltimore
Kennedy
Arundel Corporation
House of Delegates
Kennedy brothers in state senate history and origins
The text notes that one Kennedy did not run in 1934 but was elected again in 1938. It mentions his brother Raymond E. Kennedy serving another district in the Senate from 1934 to 1933. It states Kennedy was born in Baltimore and joined the Arundel Corporation over 25 years ago.
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Raymond E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Baltimore
Arundel Corporation
Survived by Siblings in Local Obituary Note
A brief obituary item states the deceased is survived by a brother and two sisters Mrs. Joseph J. Hock and Mrs. John T. Waldhauser. In a separate historical note a Middle Ages belief links tarantella dancing to curing insanity believed caused by tarantula bites.
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Joseph J. Hock
John T. Waldhauser
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