Inauguration of Maryland's Republican Governor Nice
Maryland prepares for the swearing in of Governor-elect Nice at noon. The ceremony includes an Independence-like parade, a State House oath administered by Chief Judge Ostroll Bond, a Maryland National Guard salute, and an inaugural address followed by a reception. Officials attending include Governor-elect Nice, Governor Ritchie, Senator Radcliffe, Baltimore Mayor Hacketon, and Secretary of State nominees.
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Notable Maryland Officials Attend Inauguration Preparations
The list includes state figures such as Comptroller David C. Winebrenner and State Treasurer John M. Dennis, plus Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor and Adjutant General Milton A. Reckord. Also named are James A. Young, Clerk of the Court of Appeals, Rear Admiral David Foote, and former Governor Emerson C. Harrington, with Baltimore figures Phillips Lee Goldsborough and Mayor William F. Broening among others assisting in inauguration arrangements.
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Court of Appeals
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William FP. Broening
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Annapolis
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Frederick R. Huber
Hugh Johnson Proposes Recovery Cure in Post Essay
In Philadelphia Hugh Johnson argues for a balanced budget and removal of inflation fears as the path to recovery. He criticizes Donald Richberg’s calls for aggressive industrial expansion and warns against government compulsion. Johnson’s stance follows Richberg’s accusations of libel and a confrontation over postwar economic policy.
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Youth Admits To Robberies In Two Neighborhoods
Richard Smith, 16, was arrested after admitting thefts linked to a home larceny on Liberty street and a vending machine grab at Huyett Brothers bakery. He also confessed stealing from the study desk of Rev. Dr. F Berry Plummer during church services at St Paul’s U B Church.
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Bakery Robbery Suspect Faces Preliminary Hearing
Captain Emmert and officers Desmond Brown and Ray linked the suspect to a Huyett bakery robbery after fingerprints matched during processing in the investigation bureau. The man will have a preliminary hearing this morning.
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Bond Issue Proposed For Maryland Penal Farm And Social Work School
Governor elect Harry W Nice and the General Assembly faced two proposals in Baltimore the year. A $906000 bond issue would finish the Maryland State Penal Farm construction program according to Harold E B Donnell state superintendent of prisons. He also urged a $30000 annual grant to establish a graduate school of social work in Baltimore and recommended a prison labor study committee and prisoner employment in road building.
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Parole Board Created and Penal Reform Measures Proposed
Creation of a parole board with authority to act on parole applications while in session. Construction of a separate power institution for women. Restoration of a bureau to study the case of each inmate. Return to a full salary basis of penal guards whose pay amounted to $1,500 per year before the reduction.
Arrests in Kent County liquor raid sparked gun battle
Chestertown Maryland January 7 another arrest followed a Kent County liquor raid that led to a running gun battle and the dynamiting of a bootlegging still. A cousin of Merritt Meekins is among four arrested last night after federal officers were fired upon and fled during the exchange of shots. Albert Clayton was wounded in the hip and taken to Easton Emergency Hospital for treatment. All four are held for action by the United States commissioner at Denton as officers search for one or two men who escaped.
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Merritt Meekins
Albert Clayton
Easton
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John Clayton
Wilbur Redney
Relief needs stressed by Governor on eve of inauguration
Governor elect Harry W Nice warned Maryland faces a massive relief task as unemployment nears 164000 people. He urged funding via taxation, proposed a state department of social welfare, and hinted at possible sales or income taxes to cover a projected 8 million dollars in state relief costs. He emphasized unemployment relief as Maryland’s most urgent issue.
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Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Nice
State Department of Social Welfare
Annapolia
Harry Hopkins
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Free Adult Bookkeeping Class At Senior High School
A free adult bookkeeping class has been added to the offerings at the Senior High School. Eligible learners with some knowledge may enroll, with the first session at 7 p.m. this evening. The course will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. and cover a general review before advancing to more extensive topics. Mrs. Mitchell Fockler will conduct the class.
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Roosevelt Hab Cold at White House
President Roosevelt remained at a residence to fight a slight head cold lasting for several days. His physician Dr. Ross Z. McIntire said no fever and noted the patient showed some improvement. Hitler and Nazi moves are mentioned, but manners are described as a greater concern.
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Flu Precautions Promoted By Home Health Advice
A vintage health notice urges avoiding crowded smoky spaces and staying in sunshine while dressing warmly and staying hydrated. It touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a preventive cold and flu booster, claiming it clears bowels, fights infection, relieves headache, and tones the system, advising one or two tablets daily.
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Here It Is The Car That Made 175 Experts
The article notes experts valued the 1935 New Value Dodge at 175 to estimate the price, citing skepticism about the final figure.
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