Maryland lawmakers prepare for 310 million revenue bill
Annapolis MD January 16 Maryland legislators reassembled after a week long recess with a 310 million a year revenue bill to be presented by Governor Nice this week. The governor aims to raise over seven million annually for relief and more than two million for the current deficit while the federal government requires assurance of seven point two million annual relief or continued aid. The relief bill is estimated at eighteen million annually and the measure likely combines a sales and income tax. The budget will not be ready for introduction soon.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Nice
Atate
Noted Professor Calls For Fewer Operations And Cooperative Care
Dr Richard Cabot of Harvard told Johns Hopkins supper club that the medical system performs an enormous number of unnecessary surgeries and is expensive and inefficient. He urged citizens to form groups to hire doctors on annual salaries so patients can access multiple physicians at reduced costs.
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Baltimore
Richard C.ot
Harvard Wing
Johns Hopkins University
Cabot
Harvard
American Medicals Association
Dr. Otho H. W. Ragen Rites Set For Thursday
Funeral services for Dr. Otho H. W. Ragen prominent Washington County physician will be held Thursday at 2 PM from Suter funeral home. Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl to officiate. Honorary pallbearers include Washington County Medical Association and Rose Hill Cemetery Company. Active pallbearers are from St Bernard's Commandery Knights Templar. Remains viewable at Suter funeral home after 10 AM today.
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Otho H. W. Ragen
Washington County
West
Washington Street
Suter
Walter Byron Stehl
Washington County Medical Association
Rose Hill Cemetery Company
City street cleaning reform saves Baltimore over 1 million
Bernard Crozier, public works chief engineer, says reorganizing the street cleaning bureau and introducing a new rubbish and garbage collection system plus cheaper disposal methods saved Baltimore more than 1,000,000 in the last two years. The greatest saving reached 684,868.
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Baltimore
City
Bernard Crozier
Public Works
Echo Way Inn Supper Tonight in Cearfess Md
Roast pork and sauerkraut supper served from five to ten o clock at Echo Way Inn Cearfess Maryland Music by Iilibillies admission twenty five cents advertisement
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Echoway Inn
Cearfess
Iilibillies
Mother On Jury In Hauptmann Trial Family Grew With News
Fleming ton's Breisford family figures in the Hauptmann trial with Mrs. Mary Breisford serving on the jury while son Jack, 19, runs messages from the balcony. The family frugally copes as the jury rests near the Union hotel and a birthday approaches for two siblings.
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Flemington
N. J
Breisford
Hauptmann
Mary
Jack
Tanky Jack
Maryland official proposes forced old age pension plan
Lee I Dopkin announced a bill to create a mandatory old age pension system in Maryland. The measure, prepared by the governor's committee, awaits Governor Nice's approval and is expected to cost less than current alms house and relief expenditures.
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Baltimore
Lee I. Dopkin
Maryland
Nice
Dopkin
Eare
Evils Of Bridge Raise Alarm At Crime Conference
Prof John W Curran of De Paul University law school warned that the passion for contract bridge and other pleasures distracts American parents from children, fostering disregard for law and order and potential criminal careers at a National Catholic Alumni Federation conference at the University Club in Chicago.
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Chicago
John W. Curran
de Paul Universit Law School
National Catholic Alumni Federation
University Club
Deaths Across Communities Highlight Local Obituaries
Obituaries report Mrs. Missouri Bomberger aged 79 of Williamsport died at the Odd Fellows Home Frederick from complications. She leaves daughter Olive Davis and seven grandchildren. funeral at Williamsport Methodist Church. Also Anna Embich of Scotland Pa aged 76, sister Mrs. Norman Baker and brother William J. McClure, funeral in Scotland with interment Norland Cemetery. Miss Carolina Lucas of Baltimore from Hagerstown lineage. family ties to St. John's Episcopal Church. Mrs. Mary BF Dilworth to be buried at Rose Hill following Grace A. B. Church service.
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Isaac G. Boimberger
Frederick
Funkstown
Williamsport
Methodist Church
Olive Davis
K. G. Newell
Riverview Cemetery
Martha Embich
John A. Embich
Scotland
Norman Baker
Hamilton Boulevard
William J. McClure
East Greenwich
R. I
Lutheran Church
J. Kraiss
Rev. Lind
Norland Cemetery
Chambersburg
Carolina Lucas
Baltimore
Hagerstown
A. W. Lucas
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mary
BF. Dilworth
Graces A. B
G. J. Rieter
Rose Hill Cemetery
Nine teens confess to plot against Soviet rulers
Nine teen defendants including Leo Kameneff and Gregory Zinovieff admitted taking part in a counter revolutionary plot in Leningrad and Moscow. They face trial with possible penalties as authorities report new evidence and exile for some respondents. The group allegedly planned Sergei Kirloge's assassination, linking to exiled Leon Trotzky.
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Moscow
Leo Kameneff
Gregory Zinoviemf
Leningrad
Sergei Kirloge
Kiroff
Counter Revolutionary Center
Saar Victory Celebration Continues Amid Uncertain Times
The Saar region faces tension as Jewish residents report boycotts and shunning in schools while about 200 active anti Nazi campaigners may emigrate first. Officials say a general movement is not yet planned though preparations begin. Jews, roughly 1 percent of 800 residents, are largely merchants. Berlin and Rome reportedly defer Nazi Aryan clause for 12 months.
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Saar
Berlin
Rome
Fractured Leg Shocks Cedar Rapids Student
Clarence Adams a 14 year old junior high student in Cedar Rapids Iowa suffered a fractured right leg while wrestling in the school gym. His instructor taped the injury believing a twisted ankle and he remained in school for two more hours before medical care.
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Cedar Rapids
Clarence Adams
Adams
Hat used as collection plates in negro church
In Coffeyville Kansas two members of a local negro church visited the federal relief office seeking a donation not money but collection plates. They reported their plates disappeared at a church social and since then they have used the minister's hat.
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Coffeyville, Kas
Federal Relief Office
Witness says Fisch had hot money in Lindbergh case
A witness testified Fisch was linked to a scheme offering hot money at 75 cents on the dollar. He described meetings in Yorkville and an upper east side address where Fisch was identified after Hauptmann’s arrest. The man claimed about $50,000 in such money and outlined a dragnet involving two other conspirators.
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Bear Mountain
N. Y
Lukatis
Yorkville
New York City
Kress
Lindbergh
Upper East Side
Fisch
Hauptmann
Jazy
Tokens aid Philadelphia firemen in street car crash rescue
Street car tokens were added to Engine Company 13’s equipment in Philadelphia. A crash blocked a fire truck’s path as an automobile collided with a pole, but the firemen used a token cue to wait for a street car and saved the burning building ten blocks away.
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Philadelphia
Engine Company 13
Motorman Uses Street Car To Threaten Police
Motorman James Curry who found his street car valuable steered to the nearest police station when two passengers began fighting. He shouted for police to respond and the two men were arrested, leaving the car unharmed.
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Philadelphia
James Curry
Thought He Was Safe
Jack Miller felt no fear of thugs when a man with a revolver accosted him in the county city building corridor and robbed him of $12. He went to police headquarters a block away to report the crime.
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Seattle
Jack Miller
Sheriff's Office
State Patrol
Elissa Landi Seeks Divorce From John Devil Lawrence
Hollywood actress Elissa Landi files for divorce in Los Angeles charging her husband John Devil Lawrence with harsh rude and impatient behavior and insinuations of her having affairs with other men. The filing appears on an amended complaint. A related church supper notice for Williamsport schedules a chicken and ham supper Thursday evening January 17 at 5 PM.
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Los Angeles
Elissa Landi
John Devil Lawrence
London
Experts Say Impossible In 14 Notes Trial Continues
Court heard experts testify Hauptmann wrote ransom notes and Hauptmann writings alike with negligible possibility of imitation by another. Witnesses described handwriting analysis, disputes over witness Marsh on the thumb guard, and potential alibi efforts as probes into the Fisch myth and safety deposit box claims. The NY and NJ courts moved to secure coordination and avoid mistrial while data on the case circulates.
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Mealymouth
Hauptmann
Alpert 8. Osborn
Betty Gow
Hunterdon
Marsh
Fisch
Laula Blitzer
New York
Blitzer
Ais
Germany
Buitzer
Praphs
Dilla
York
Arthur P. Myers
Samuel ©. Malone
New Jersey State Senate
Thomas W. Trenchard
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Bronx
James M. Fawcett
Mother walks with infant to hospital as child dies
Mrs. Ella Martindale lacked seven cents to ride a street car with her five months old baby Bernadine. She walked to a hospital where doctors later told her the child was dead.
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Chicago
Ella Martindale
Bernadine
Germany Must Be Nurse To Saar Region
Berlin January 15 1935 German economic expert Dr. Oskar Wingen cautioned that Saar workers and entrepreneurs will need sustained Reich protection and guidance after rejoining the Reich before they can stand on their own in a new economic federation He noted major legal and economic challenges ahead and pledged hard work from the government and its agents.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Saar
Reich
Oskar Wingen
Econolimite Federation
Wingen
Joseph Buerckel
Saar Affairs
Deputy collector to instruct farmers on pork tax filings
Ricnara Uuanna deputy collector of internal revenue will be at his office in the post office in Hagerstown on Friday of this week to instruct farmers on methods of filing returns on pork and pork products. A change in the schedule of November 1 has occurred, and farmers should learn the new methods.
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Ricnara
Uuanna
Internal Revenue
Hagerstown
Mumps Lead and December Maladies Report
December reports show mumps lead the health concerns with influenza in milder form but with several pneumonia complications. Final scarlet fever tests at Lappans and Sandy Hook schools completed for previously immunized children, with about 100 others tested at Halfway and Robbersville. Immunity four years after vaccination persists. A typhoid carrier on a farm prompted cessation of milk shipments from that farm and another farm after a cake contamination report.
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Lappans
Sandy Hook
Halfway
Robbersville
M. V. Valdee
United States Public Health Service
Health Department
Chinese Red Army Stoppered at Westward Push Near Szechuan
Shanghai news reports that forty thousand Communists fleeing Kiangsi faced fresh obstacles as they advanced toward Szechuan. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek directed crack government divisions to thwart their junction with Reds in southeast Szechuan, with Szechuan forces massing in the Wukiang valley east of Chungking where the main thrust was expected.
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Shanghai
China
Kiangsi
Szechuan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Wukiang
Chungking
Expensive Conversation in Pittsburgh Bar Sparks Tax Tale
In a Pittsburgh cocktail bar two men bragged about untaxed property. Another onlooker, T Ralph Barr, noted the exchange to tax officials. Barr said the total tax and penalties paid by the gentlemen amounted to 216000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Tye
T. Ralph Barr
Barr
Realty Board
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