Maryland Forms 71 Member Safety Committee
Governor O Connor announces a non partisan Maryland Safety Committee of 71 to study and recommend highway safety measures. The group includes civic, educational and business leaders from across the state and aims to back a lasting traffic safety organization with statewide backing.
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O'Conor
Annapolis
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland Safety Committee
James B. Fitzgerald
Bethesda
State Department of the American Legion
Big Town Czar at Henry's Air Cond Theatre
Universal’s thriller Big Town Czar screens today and Tuesday at Henry’s Air Conditioned Theatre. Barton MacLane stars as a gangster chief whose lawless ascent wrecks lives. Tom Brown and Eve Arden co star in a tale of rival mobsters and family betrayal written by Ed Sullivan.
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America
Universal
Henry
Barton Maclane
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
MacLaine
Tom Brown J
MacLane
Eve Arden
Walter Woolfe King
Jack LaRue
Frank Jenks
Horace
MacMahon
Gordon Jones
Hancock Man Killed in Mt Pleasant Crash Near Pittsburgh
Hancock resident Raymond O. Shives, 41, was killed yesterday afternoon in an automobile crash at Mt. Pleasant near Pittsburgh. He rode with co worker John F. Drummond of Rowelsburg Virginia. Survivors include sister Mrs. Rhoda Vance and brothers Harvey Hancock Newton Cumberland. Body to Snyder Rowland funeral home Hancock. Funeral arrangements pending. An unrelated note states English boys 13 now taller by one inch since 1914.
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Raymond O. Shives
Hanccock
Mt. Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Shives
New State Turnpike
John FF. Drummond
Rowelsburg
Virginia
Rhoda Vance
Nancock
Harvey
Hancock and Newton
Cumberland
Frances Shives
Baltimore
Snyder-Rowland
Hancock
Elgin Plans to Bear Down on Driving Permits
Commissioner W Lee Elgin announced in Hagerstown that future driving permits will require answering fifty highway law questions. Booklets with Q A will accompany 30 day cards, and exams cannot be taken within 15 days after obtaining the card. Elgin spoke after a New York City conference on jay walking and license suspensions, urging thorough preparation for all applicants seeking license restoration.
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W. Lee Elgin
Hagerstown
Elgin
Higin
New York City
Six Killed by Dynamite Blast in Maine Truck Crash
A dynamite blast in a speeding truck near Holden Maine killed six people and injured three others. Driver Joseph Moffett and Mrs. Chester Grindle and her three Ellsworth children died, while Joseph J. Muir of Bangor died later. The explosion also damaged nearby cars, a farm house, and cut power lines, plunging Holden and Eddington into darkness.
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Holden
Joseph Moffett
Chester Grindle
Margaret
Stella
Marion
Ellsworth
Joseph J. Muir
Bangor
Muir
Thomas Skales
Cambridge
Mass
Eddington
Guest preacher at First Baptist Church services
Rev. Dr. J. Irwin was the guest preacher at morning and evening services yesterday. His morning text was And now we do believe and are sure that they are Christ. In the evening he spoke on Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and for ever. Miss Grace Lowell was the guest soloist.
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J. ¥. Irwin
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Grace Lowell
Screen star Mae Murray seeks alimony for son
Mae Murray testified in Los Angeles in a suit for 12000 dollars a year child support for her son Koran age 12. She denounced her former husband Prince David Mdivani and pointed to his lawyer, saying she sacrificed her film career and her life for the boy.
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Mae Murray
Los Angeles
Koran
Prince David Mdivani
the Hoy
Taos Pueblo One of Americas oldest habitations
The Indian pueblo of Taos New Mexico is described as one of the oldest continuously occupied habitations on the American continent. Quantum jump in Quebec gold output shows a rise from 172217 dollars in 1927 to 24365321 dollars in 1937.
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Taos
N. M
Quebec
Pedestrian Injured In City Auto Accident
Ray J. Koogle aged 58 was slightly injured after being struck by a car at Mulberry and Broadway and was treated for arm and leg injuries. The driver D Fred Neikirk reported the crash. Foster Batt also injured when he collided with a car driven by Mrs Adam Martin at Prospect and Washington. Rabbits are pests on many Australian farms. Harvard University lists 71 757 living alumni in 84 countries.
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Ray J. Koogle
Antietam Street
Mulberry Street
Broadway
Woogle
D. Fred Neikirk
Dewey Avenue
Foster Batt
Adam Martin
Mason and Dixon
Prospect
Washington Streets
Harvard University
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Paramount Presents
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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