Maryland Legislature Preps Busy Week With Bills
In Annapolis the Maryland General Assembly ends a legislative week and plans major committee meetings. Friday saw a barrage of bills on marriage, auto inspection, bonuses, small loans, and oysters. Next week includes debate on an income tax, public utility taxes, racing taxes, and collateral inheritance tax.
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Annapolis
Maryland General Assembly
Ravenue
Nite
Cravenue
Ptill
cPhe Nice
Statencome
Congress
Senate
Harold Cobourn
Dem
Robert Kimble
General Assembly
Richard M. Baker
Baltimore
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore City
Emanuel Gorfine
Baker
Stations Designated As Official A A A Service Stations
The Hoffman Chevrolet garage at Hancock and the Fleigh Motor and Tira Company are designated as official A A A service stations. W L Marpel, local supervisor, announced the designation.
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Hoffman-Chevrolet
Hancock
Fleigh Motor and Tira Company
W. L. Marpel
Au- Pervisor
Curfew Proposal Moves to City Council Consideration
Police Department sponsored curfew plan to curb juvenile delinquency reaches Mayor and Council Chamber for February meeting. Letters recount youths roaming streets late at night and early morning, citing cases of young paperboys selling editions past midnight. Detective William Peters notes delinquents in Maryland prisons are often underage, urging early intervention to prevent future crime. Captain Otho Jones and C. G. Emmert are named in the push for action.
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Police Department
William Peters
Peters
Maryland
Otho Jones
C. G. Emmert
County Officers Must Make Probe of Gambling in Prince George's
Annapolis Jan 19 Gov Harry We Nice told a delegation of ministers urging a probe into alleged protected gambling in Prince George's County that he would not invade the county unless local authorities failed to act. The ministers and Delegate Egbert F. Tingley urged action while Nice praised the county board for preventing gambling and said no state intervention was needed while the board functioned efficiently.
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Annapolis
Harry We Nice
Prince George's
W. P. Plimmer
St. John’s
Mt. Rainier
I. J.lambrides
First Baptist Church
Laurel R. K. Nevitt
Mt. Rainier Methodist Church
Publishers Meet in New York Over San Francisco Case
National trade press leaders convene in New York to review the NLRB move asserting jurisdiction in the San Francisco Call-Bulletin dispute, alleged to violate the daily press code provisions.
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New York
National Labor Relations Board
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Daily Press Code
Five Hurt In Shubert Theater Fire
A stage fire at the Shubert Theater during a burlesque show in Philadelphia caused a rush for exits. Five people were injured and smoke overwhelmed many patrons as women ushers and the orchestra kept order amid the blaze. Scantily clad performers fled from upper dressing rooms while about 1,000 audience members fled onto South Broad Street.
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Philadelphia
Shubert Theater
Orchestra
South Broad Street
Three-Man Board Favored by Group
Baltimore January 19 Benjamin H Engle secretary to Governor Nice s Milk Control Committee said the group would recommend appointment of a three man board to regulate the industry A one price plan would be suggested within the three class plan Robert H Archer drafted legislation to accompany the report to the Governor The committee was in session all day
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Baltimore
Benjamin H. Engle
Nice
Engle
Robert H. Archer
Film fires at Roxbury Farm during inmate exhibition
A film caught fire during an exhibition at the State Penal Farm in Roxbury on Thursday evening. Inmate audience maintained order with only slight burns to Theos Ragan, the operator. No damage occurred beyond the burned film as water was promptly used to suppress the blaze.
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Roxbury
Theos Ragan
First Apartment Opens in Clearspring After Remodeling
Bridgeport area notes detail Mrs Fannie Wolfinger and Mrs Florence Betts funerals with clergy, local visits, birthdays, illnesses, and social calls. Mrs Lester Glopper ill with tonsillitis. Henry Plummer turned 83. Clearspring reports Walter Zimmerman converting the Peterman mansion into two modern apartments marking the town's first apartment building.
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Clearspring
Walter G. Zimmerman
Peterman Mansion
Smith Named Chairman of State Roads
Annapolis Jan 19 Nathan L Smith associated engineer in Baltimore department of public works becomes temporary chairman of the State Roads commission today. The oath of office to be administered by Governor Nice at 2 p m in the executive offices. Smith will later become chief engineer of the commission and is cited for urgent need to validate debentures recently sold. He is a Baltimore Republican with a wife and two children.
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Annapolis
Nathan L. Smith
Baltimore Department of Public Works
State Roads Commission
Nice
Smith
Allan Cleveland
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Senate
Cleveland
Thomas J. 5. Waxter
Q. Clinton Uhl
Roads Commission
Harry
Young People Present Playlet Come Out of the Beaten Path
The Young People of the South Mountain district stage a three scene playlet titled Come Out of the Beaten Path by Mrs Mary Hykes Harsh at 6 15 Sunday evening in the Sunday School auditorium Church of the Brethren Washington and Mulberry Streets Mrs Harsh a former president of Y P D will appear with cast members Mrs Judson Ann Kagey Mr Judson Lawson Reichard Jr Miss Stimpson Minnie Bowser Tom Charles Fogle and Mrs Blake Jennie Bowser The action is set in the mountains of West Virginia Other Y P D members will have parts on the program
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Miss Stimpson
Minnie Bowser
Tom
Charles Fogle
Blake
Jennie Bowser
West Virginia
Potomac Synod elects officers and board member
The Rev. E. Lewis Highhbee of Emmitsburg was elected president of the Potomac Synod board of trustees at a Frederick meeting. Thomas J. Winebrenner of Gettysburg was named vice-president and J. Travers Thomas of Frederick became treasurer. The Rev. Ralph E. Hartman of Frederick was elected as a fifth board member to succeed his father, the late Rev. J. Stewart Hartman of Cavetown, former president.
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E. Lewis Highhbee
Emmitsburg
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Frederick
Thomas J. Winebrenner
Gettysburg
J. Travers Thomas
Ralph E. Hartman
J. Stewart Hartman
Cavetown
Brotherhood Day Observed at Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Brotherhood Day will be observed at Emmanuel United Brethren Church Sunday. The Friendly Men's Bible Class led by Rev. Roy B. Long will attend the morning service, with Rev. Paul E. Holdcraft preaching on Men With God-Touched Hearts. Harry F. Ray is class president.
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Brotherhood
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Friend‘ly Men
Roy
Long
Paul E. Holdcraft
Harry F. Ray
Revival Week Opens with Barbour Sermon Series
J E Barbour, cowboy evangelist at the Church of God on Summit avenue and Baltimore street, announces Sunday night he will speak on the single verse all humanity agrees on. Tonight his talk is The Highwayman following last night’s The Laughing Fool as the fourth and final week of the revival begins.
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J. E. Barbour
Church of God
Summit Avenue
Baltimore Street
Barbour
Junior Night Chorus Sets Evening Services Tone
The text notes services will be held twice daily next week with daytime and 8 o’clock evening sessions. Tonight features Junior Night as a chorus of boys and girls of junior age will provide the music.
Urma Stores Coffee Buy Event
Urma Stores announces a coffee purchase event. The retailer highlights a buy plan with special pricing and limited stock. Customers are invited to visit the store for details and availability.
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Urma Stores
Sunday church schedules feature multiple area congregations
Readers are given a dense list of Sunday services across Grace United Brethren St. Rev. Rider and several others, detailing Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and midweek meetings for churches including St. Pauls M E Potomac Street St. Marks Lutheran Emmanuel U B and First Baptist among many. The notice compiles service hours, hymn topics, and minor class details across churches in Washington and surrounding streets.
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Winter Ste
Rider
St. Paul’s
Potomac St
Kemp Horn
Epworth
Church of the Brethren
Washington and Mulberry St
A. B. Miller
St. Mark’s
Washington Square
J. W. Ott
D. D
Luther League
St. Paul’s Evangelical Gov
High and Franklin
Rev. R
Daubert
Church of the Nazarene West Side
First Brethren
Christian South Potomac St
Wm. M. Norment
C. B
Church of God
Summit Ave
Baltimore
F. H. Snavely
Paater
First Baptist
W. Washington St
Watlington
Christ
V. P
Trinity Lutheran
Ebenezer A. M. E
W. Bethel St
M. J. Key
Otelock
Asbury M. E
St, James United Brethren Church
Big Pool
W. M. Beattie
Orelock
County and Suburban Churches Sale Report
Bible classes every Sunday at 2:40 PM led by Miss Pauline Welty. Church listings across Keedysville Boonsboro Sharpsburg Clear Spring Williamsport and Mt. Lena note Sunday School times and worship schedules with pastors and elders listed for each congregation. The compilation enumerates local denominations including United Brethren and Reformed churches with service times and special events.
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Point Salem Gospel Mission
Pauline Welty
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Pratock
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Emmanuel
U. B. Summit Ave
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T. C. Panter
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Salem Ave
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Bethel
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Ralph Jeffry
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Addison H Groff
Sharpsburg
Harold Snider
MT. Vernon Reformed Church
Keedynville
Addison H. Groff
Oak Hill
Samuel B. Myers
Monard ‘Cotts
ST. Paul's
Western Pike
Clearapring
J. W. Huffman
etIack
W. J. Jacobs
Mercersburg Academy
Rehobeth
Beachiey
Salem Reformed Church
Cearfoss Pike
N'Elock
M. B. Church
Williamsport
Karl G. Newell
Trinity. Lutheran Church
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C. M. Huddle
Blue Mountain
B. Myers
Friends’ Creek
Samuel
Zittiestown
Gardner R. Taylor
Mt. Briar
ST. Paul's M. E
Ste W Shindle
MT. Moria Reformed Church
Downpville
Addison H., Groff
Holy Communion Evangelical Church
Cearfoss
I. C. Fuhrman
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W. CG
Huddle
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Cone Cocheague St. Williamsport
Snavely
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