Winking at Law:Anne Arundel Officers Under Scrutiny
The Anne Arundel County grand jury reported police, deputy sheriff and constable officers tolerate liquor violations and gambling. It faulted officials for payoffs or silence, urged competent replacements and a single officer group led by a responsible chief, after examining Laurel Race Track practices and liberal free passes to political powers.
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Annapolis
Sherff
Anne Arundel County
Robert Moses
Joshua B Linthicum
Fifth District
Witesses
Cials
Laurel
Jail Search by Kentucky Mob in Mayfield
A crowd of 73 to 100 men searched the county jail at Mayfield for two black suspects in a Paducah hold up that left Charles Clark dead. The suspects were moved earlier in the day to another county, with Sam McGee indicted in Paducah for Clark’s slaying and William Long held as a suspect.
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Paducah
Graves County
Conference attendance by county agents and home demonstration agent
Milt D. Moore County Agent and Miss Ardath Martin Home Demonstration Agent attend the county agents conference at the University of Maryland this week for professional sessions and discussions.
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Milt D. Moore
Ardath Martin
University of Maryland
Piles Ended Without Cutting or Salves
Piles sufferers are urged to try internal medicine HEMROID by Dr. J B Leonhardt. The ad claims internal treatment cures blood circulation issues causing piles, with a money back guarantee and city testimonials from H R Rudy and H M Middilekauff offering refunds if misery continues.
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Leonhardt
Tie
Dr. Leonhardt
H.R. Rudy
H. M. Middilekauff
Election Law Bills Stir Maryland Senate and House Appointments
Maryland senators introduced 19 election law bills affecting nomination timing registration hours and salaries for assistants at the attorney general's office and the state industrial accident commission. House leadership announced biennial committee chairs with several new and female appointees, including Lavinia Engle and Douglas Gordon, while the Senate named Lansdale Lasseter and S Scott Beck to key finance and judicial posts.
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Kent County
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Beck
Senate
House
James J. Lindsay, Jr
Baltimore County
Lane
State Industrial Accident Commission
Elections Laws Commission
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Francis A. Michel
Lavinia Engle
Montgomery County
Michel
Eigil
Douglas H. Gordon
Airs
Harry EB. W. Risteau
Harford County
James J. Lindsay
George Hofferbert
Judiciary Committee
Joseph D. Mish
Washing
S. Scott Beck
Lasscer
Creston Beauchamp
Somerset County
Committee On Pensions
Our New York Office Private Wire to Major Cities
Our New York Office is connected by private wire with our own offices or with important investment institutions in Jacksonville Kansas City Maneaerer Lincoln Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis Montreal New Orleans Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Pottsville Rochester St Louis Savannah Scranton Syracuse Toronto Trenton Valdosta Washington Wilmington.
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New York
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Maneaerer
Lincoln
Louisville
Marcon Milwaukes
Hinneapolis
Montreal
New Orleans
Omahailadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pottsville
Rochester
St. Louis
Savannah
Scranton
Syracuse Torents
Trenton
Valdosta
Washington
Wilmington
Tax revision sought in Maryland Senate
Senator Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick proposes a two year study and revival of the dead committee on revaluation of assessments to craft an equitable tax plan for rural Maryland. He notes drought and business decline burden farmers, and says state and county rates must be evaluated to ease taxation. Coblentz heads Central Trust Company and chairs Potomac Edison, owners with regional power duties.
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Ben Reber
Associated Press
Annapolis
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick County
Coblentz
General Assembly
Frank
Frederick
Solon
Maryland
Central Trust Company of
Potomac Edison Company
Pennsylvania
Virgini
Air Law Violators Fined $3 090 In 1930
Washington Jan 20 Avia tion s bad boys gave the federal government more work In 1930 but failed to enrich proportion ately the coffers where money for fines goes Violations of air commerce regulations totaled 44 during the year and 30990 in fines were collected In 1929 there were 523 violations and 4755 collected Low lying and acrobatic aviators were the chief offenders.
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Washington
Fire destroys main building at Polish National Alliance College
Cambridge Springs Pa Jan 21 fire destroyed the main building of the Polish National Alliance College here last night. Loss estimated by officials between 500000 and 600000 dollars.
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Cambridge Springs
Allance College
Luss
Fire destroys Ave-story chapel after attic blaze
Flames broke out in the attic of a brick and wood Ave-story structure trapping 285 students in a chapel on the first floor. They were not warned until after exiting safely as fire alarms failed. The blaze began at seven and the building collapsed two hours later. Bumper midwinter bean crops are reported in Florida's Cypress Swamps of the Everglades.
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Cypress
Everglades
Florida
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