Reed Smoot Dies Aged 79 In Utah Senate Legacy Ends
Reed Smoot of Utah, one of the Mormon Church twelve apostles, dies after a lingering illness at Salt Lake City at age 79. He served in the Senate from 1903 to 1929, chaired the Finance Committee, and helped push the Hawley tariff bill through. Funeral services are planned for Salt Lake City with burial in Provo.
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Large tax refunds totaling 65 million reported
Washington February 1 tax refunds for the 1920 fiscal year totaled 65,226,738 with one $888 to former Vice President John N Garner. J P Morgan of New York received 435,503 and the Aluminum Company of America 2,281,492. Secretary Morgenthau and Mrs Morgenthau got 4,089. Sonja Henie received 6,381. Ganna Walska McCormick 15,859.
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John N. Garner
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New York
Aluminum Company of America
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Twenty Appeals Heard by Western Maryland Board of Appeal
Western Maryland Selective Service Board of Appeal met at Hagers Town City Hall and heard twenty appeals from registrants classified by local boards in Allegany Carroll Frederick Garrett Howard Montgomery and Washington counties. The board affirmed many classifications and reversed some. Final action was held on several cases and one appeal was withdrawn for reclassification. The next meeting was scheduled for March 1.
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Selective Service Board of Appeal
Hagerstown City Hall
Board of Appeal No. 4
Maryland
Allegany County
Carroll County
Frederick Country
Garrett
Howard
Montgomery
Washington County
Willem Michael Lisi
New Windsor
Walter Weasley- Myers, Jr
Westminster
Clark Otis Palmer
Niddletown
Melcolm Robert Zimmerman
Jefferson
Lloyd Wuiliam Loar
Frostburs
Leo Charles Strippy
Bromswickh
Gerald Edward Tracy
Smithsburg
Wiliam Woodrow Scott
Damascus
Joseph Vincent Vodepirec
Kitzmiller
Willard Steyer
Deer Park
Roland Earl Tager
Leorel
John
Malone
Elliott City
Edison James Wolf
Howeli Carroll Hughes
Finkshurz
Hubert Asa Friend
Friendsville
Garreté
Albert Homeyne Miller
Chewsville
Dayton William Sevage
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Woodrow Wilson Humbertson
Asher Glade
Mi6
Anal Gad Russell Harry Hoover
Union Bridge
George Leslie Koons
Security
Social Board No. 2
Thomas W. Pansborn
False lead in Raleigh Poffenberger slaying investigated
Sheriff Baker said a claimed clue that a hired slayer was paid 2000 dollars proved unfounded after checks in Franklin County Pennsylvania and Frederick County Maryland. Poffenberger was killed last October on his Keedysville farm, his skull crushed by a large wrench. Initial suspects were interviewed but had perfect alibis.
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Frederick County
Pottenberger
Keedisville
Oscars Create Starry Lineup Amid Write-in Contests
The piece lists many nominees for the Oscars with past wins and losses. Katharine Hepburn, Joan Fontaine, Ginger Rogers, Martha Scott, and others are named for 1930s films while James Stewart and Laurence Olivier seek honors again. Charles Chaplin, Raymond Massey, and Henry Fonda headline the male contenders.
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Jezebel
Joan Fontaine
Hebecca
Katherine Hepburn
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
Martha Scott
Miss Hepburn
Morning Glory
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Laurence Olivier
Redbecca
Charles Chaplin
Raymond Massey
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Henry Fonda
Retired Justice Willis Van Devanter Dies at 81
Washington February 1 retired associate justice Willis Van Devanter died Saturday after a heart attack aged 81 funeral services Tuesday will be at Epiphany Episcopal Church with Rev Za Barney Phillips presiding burial in Rock Creek cemetery honorary pallbearers will include Supreme Court guard force Van Devanter who retired in 1937 amid the Roosevelt court reorganization battles spent his later years on a Maryland farm He often opposed New Deal measures in court voting against the administration in many cases and aligning with conservative justices on key decisions until his retirement.
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Supreme Court
Willis van DeVanter
Epiphany Episcopal Church
Za Barney Phillips
Senate
Rock Creek
van Devsnier
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Tennessee Valley Authority
An Devanter
Sutherland
Butler
McReynolds
Justice Roberts
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Brandeis, Cardoza and Stone
Heart attack fatal for Martinsburg tax official Agnew
Charles Mason Agnew 60 audi tor for the State Tax Commission died of a heart attack Saturday night at A adospital after a 10 day stay. On duty in Charleston and based in Martinsburg, he was born in Vanceburg Kentucky and will have funeral services there Wednesday. Also reported were three rabbits stolen from Ray Shreder of Summer street. The text also notes the Boy Scout Movement emphasizes character development as core to its program.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Mason Agnew
State Tax Commission
Adospital
Agnew
Charleston
Panhandle
Vanceburg
Governor Urges Fireworks Ban in Maryland
Maryland Governor O Conor backs a fireworks control bill, urging passage to curb accidents and deaths tied to July 4 celebrations. He says safeguards are needed, stressing public safety over limited employment impact and calling for the measure to become state law.
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Annapolis
O’conor
Maryland
Darlan Named Vice Premier of Vichy Government
Admiral Jean Darlan becomes No 2 in Chief of State Philippe Pétain's regime and likely to seek German approval for collaboration. He carries over from pre-fall government as vice premier and foreign minister, replacing Flandin while Laval remains out of cabinet. French policy toward Germany expected to quicken under Darlan after talks in Paris with German authorities.
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Philippe Petain
Pierre Laval
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Per
Figadin
Petain
Paris
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