Phoebus Will Not Quit Post After Governor Demands
Baltimore Feb 21 State Labor Commissioner Harry T Phoebus refused to resign after Gov Nice called his conduct awful in a report Kimble had charged maladministration Phoebus released a letter to the governor saying he would await a public hearing and Marylanders could judge He announced he will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination citing himself as Abraham Lincoln of the East shore The governor has not decided on renomination
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Baltimore
Harry T. Phoebus
Nice
Phoebus
Robert B. Kimble
Publc
Harry W. Nice
Marie) Bauerschmidt
Maryland
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Tater
United States
Eastarm
Twelve Seized in Raid on Gambling in Worcester County
Berlin Maryland February 20 five persons charged with possession of slot machines will appear before Magistrate Fred A Culver Wednesday. Warrants issued after Saturday raids as part of a Worcester county drive to sweep gambling machines from the area. Seven others, served after an earlier seizure of 44 machines, will face hearings Tuesday before Magistrate Merion R Merrill at Pocomo ke City. Constable J William Hall led the forays and reported all confiscated machines in Berlin Whaleyville and Bishop contained money.
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Berlin
Fred A. Culver
Merion R. Merrill
Pocomoke City
Worcester County
J. William Hall
Whaleyville
Bishop
Hall
Green Again Opposes Wage-Hour Bill Seeks Uniform Standards
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, renewed opposition to the administration wage-hour bill and urged a law fixing uniform labor standards. He argues against delegating broad powers to a Federal wage board and administrator. The Senate bill would set minimum wages up to 40 cents an hour and maximum hours at 40 per week. Green warns of a tidal wave of bureaucratic regulations that could hurt labor and industry.
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Washington
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
House
Advisory Group To Hold Meet Today
COLLEGE PARK Md Feb 21 Members of the Maryland Advisory Committee to aid in administering the Bankhead Jones farm tenant act will meet to select counties for loans. Maryland allocates 45244 for the year. Worthy farm tenants sharecroppers and laborers may obtain loans to buy farms or to buy equipment operating goods and livestock. County committees of three will be appointed to study localities and recommend borrowers.
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College Park
Maryland
E. I. Oswald
Worthy
Reward Offered for Jewelry Stolen from Dean Home
Jerome Herman Dean, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, announced on Sunday a $1,000 reward for the return of jewelry stolen from his Bradenton home. He estimated the gems at $4,000 and said the offer is open to anyone, including the thief.
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Bradenton
Fla
Jerome Herman Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
State cattle worth more this year in Maryland report
Maryland livestock data show farm cattle valued at 32.385 million dollars on January 1, up about four percent from last year and the highest since 1980. Hog numbers rose to 191,000, sheep at 1,000, cattle and horse counts varied, and milk cows totaled 190,000 with average production around 4,340 pounds per cow.
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College Park
Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Pardon Sought for Dr Townsend by Senator Wheeler
Senator Wheeler of Montana revealed he urged President Roosevelt to pardon Dr Francis E Townsend, the 68 year old pension campaigner, now heading to Washington after a Chicago stop en route to a 30 day contempt sentence. Townsend said he would not accept a presidential pardon if offered.
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Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt
Francis E. Townsend
Townsend
Chicago
House of Representatives
House
California
Lewis Declines To Be Dinner Speaker
Washington February 23 John J Lewis declines to speak at the Labor Department 25th anniversary dinner March 3. Labor and union leaders received invitations from Secretary Perkins. William Green AFL president heads the speaker list and as sponsor. Lewis refuses to be listed or to have his name used as sponsor citing a trip out of town. Charles P Howard is the only CIO official on the list.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
William Green
Labor Department
Labor
Perkins
Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
I. Q
Miss Perkins
Charles P. Howard
General Electric Contract Signed
In New York on February 21 a bar gaining contract affecting 50 000 GE workers was announced. The agreement makes United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America CIO the sole bargaining agent in six plants and takes effect once ratified by the union locals.
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New York
General Electric
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America
CIO
General Electric Company
All Alsatia Minstrel and Revue Opens Tonight at Academy
The Academy Theatre presents The Alsatia Minstrel and Revue with 150 cast members in two parts including a two hour and a half program. Director Larry Knowles oversaw a dress rehearsal as tickets remain for all performances and amplification is provided for clear audibility.
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Academy Theatre
Larry Knowles
James Warlow
Heleanor Campbell
Edna Beard
Helen Fisher
Fern Cramer
Virginia Shupp
Phyllis Cameron
Marie Campbell
Jane Rudisill
Dorothy Williams
Marie Horn
Vivian Brown
Regina Glover
Elizabeth McAdams
Anita Rudisill
Bonnie Powell
Dick Lehman
M. L. Foltz, Jr
Bill Barr
Harry Young
Gdella Leiter
William Zellers
Herbert McElwee
F. H. Hightman
Ralph Cushen
Milton Porterfield
Robert Dean
Florence McMichael
Karin Hamren
Beatrice Morris
Mary Ann Morris
Pegsy Finfrock
Pat Payette
Vera Rockwell
Carolyn Ridenour
Vera Ridenour
Blossom Hovis
Doris Ogden
Dot Williams
Audrey Treisler
Edna Triesler
Room and Board
Isabel Woods
Jean Rinsia
Jane Crumpacker
Vivian Ramsey
Haidee Malone
Dorothy Hopkins
Dorcas Channe
Doris Evans
Stanley Schmuck
Roland Davies
Robert Schumann
Claude Crawford
James Recher
Lloyd Ritter
Maurice Domenici, Jr
Eddie Hariig
Frank Weibel
Pete Badrick
Oscar
Dorcas Channel
Mary Kneisley
Margaret Fox
Octavia Miller
Radio Action
Fred Mowen
Maybelle Henneberger
Dorcas
Haideen Malone
Helener Campbell
Mar
Tha Kearney
Bebe Helm
Romayne Beyard
Pat Christ
Payl Wolf
Gene Schneider
Franklin Wall
Eddie Harris
Jim Warlow
Arthur Speicher
Mechanic
Catherine White
Gladys Clopper
Loraine Bloyer
Dorothy Hahn
Helen Artz
Ada Barnhart
Blanche Schwinger
Jane Schlosser
Elva Myers
Elinor Shue
Bobby Shenk
Julia Browne
Vivian Summers
Christine Zimmerman
Amos Harper
John McHale
Eddie Maugans
Don Schaffer
Paul Shilling
Ted Zeigler
Harold Wills
Alfred Davies
Walter Daniels
Lawson Wollinger
Richard Stenger
James Becher
Floyd
Spinal Meningitis Cases Reported in Boonsboro Camp
Two 18 year old individuals at the Boonsboro CCC camp and a Boonsboro family are quarantined after laboratory tests confirmed spinal meningitis. A third suspected case exists at the camp. Hospital isolation and rapid Health Department action followed. quarantines remain until test results stabilize. Local youths at the soil conservation camp were sent home after reporting for work.
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Boonsboro
Auto Violations Lead To Fines In Maryland Incident
State Officer Raymond F. Lewis pursued a car driven by John M. Kline of Boonsboro after it struck a telegraph pole on the highway between Smithsburg and Cavetown Saturday night at about 11. Kline escaped injury despite the damage. He was found guilty of exceeding 45 miles per hour by Magistrate Walter Sleasman in Smithsburg and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Allen Deal of Smithsburg pleaded guilty to operating an automobile under the influence before Magistrate John D.
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Raymond F. Lewis
John M. Kline
Boonsboro
Smithsburg
Cavetown
Kline
Walter Sleasman
Allen Deal
Miquel
John D
Dunn Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail After Saturday Arrest
Dunn was sentenced yesterday morning to 30 days in jail after being arrested Saturday night by State Officer Lewis.
Robbery Attempt Report Near Needy Jewelry Store
A report of an attempted robbery near Needy Jewelry Store on first block of South Potomac street came from Lee Gates of the Marboro Hotel across the street. He said the incident occurred about 4 o clock Sunday morning and involved an attempt to break the display window.
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South Potomac Street
Lee Gates
Marboro
Two Kin Auto Manager and Brother Die in Small Plane Crash
Raymond Comley age 38 and his brother Paul 31 were killed when a small aircraft owned and piloted by Raymond crashed near Lexington Kentucky from about 300 feet. The crash followed reports of a strange man seen near the scene and a milkman approaching shortly after.
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Lexington
Raymond Comley
Paul
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