Waley given twenty year sentences in Lindbergh case
Margaret Waley was sentenced to twenty years in federal prison for kidnapping related crimes in the George Weyer case. Judge Cushman ordered the two twenty year terms to run concurrently with eligibility for parole after one third served. Waley claimed William Behan was the mastermind and sought a new trial, which was overruled.
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Wash
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeser
Edéral
Cushman
Ced
McNeil Asland Federal
Here
Cushen
William Be Hia
William’ Mahan
Cour
Maryland Rejects Concessions to End Truck Battle
Baltimore July 18 Maryland will make no concessions to West Virginia to end the truck dispute and is ready to return to the former arrangement. Walter R Rudy Commissioner of Motor Vehicles said no agreement was reached at Ocean City conference Tuesday. He said the West Virginia governor could lift Maryland truck restrictions in return for a reciprocal pact and negotiations have not broken off with a likely agreement within ten days.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Walter R. Rudy
Motor Vehicles
Rudy
West Virginia
Ocean City
TVA upheld by court in test action
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled TVA constitutional and allowed it to sell electric power in competition with private utilities. The decision reverses a lower court ruling that voided TVA contracts with Alabama Power Company covering seven North Alabama counties, endorsing Congress’s authority to operate the federal agency.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
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W. ¥. Grubb
Northern District of
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TVA
Alabama Power Company
North
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Debt Service From Counties Reduced
Baltimore reports that nine counties had debt service cut by 180115 dollars as gasoline tax funds will fund highway work instead. Counties not fully funded included Allegany Garrett and Washington with requested amounts of 60068.04, 250.00, and 7117.00 respectively.
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Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Amt
Reed
Allegany
Washington
Work Delayed On State Relief Program In Maryland
John N. Mackall the state works progress administrator said after a White House meeting that Maryland will not have a work relief program ready for at least another week. He stressed there is no basis for definite action yet and no program will exist this week. The gathering included President Roosevelt Harry Hopkins and Maryland Senators Tidings and Radcliffe. The article also notes a claim about crowd impact on pavement after the Louis Carnera fight.
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White House
John N. Mackall
Works Progress
Maryland
Mackall
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Millard E. Tidings
George L. Radcliffe
Hagerstown Opposes Route 40 Reroute Plan
Citizens and officials gathered to oppose diverting US 40 away from Hagerstown. Mayor Wertz outlined possible bypass options while asserting desire to keep Route 11 in the city. Attendees urged preserving main highways, improving West Washington street, and protecting downtown business impact.
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McCauley
Irvin M. Wertz
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Greencastle
Williams
Nazi anti Jewish drive continues in Berlin amid Vatican protest
Nazi antisemite campaign presses on in Berlin with sterilization push despite Catholic protests. Reports cite Sterilization as policy while German press covers Vatican note, and violence allegations persist. Also reported: marriage of K M James Lin, son of China's president, to Viola Brown in Ashland, Kentucky.
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Berlin
Julius Streicher
National Sozialische Partei Korrespondenz
Vatican
Arthur Guett
Interior Ministry
Guett
Bio
Wal
Ashland
K. M. James Lin
China
Viola Brown
Columbus
Gordon Ireson
Lin
Magistrate Joins Couple in Ky Ceremony After License
The magistrate performed the ceremony Sunday after the couple obtained a marriage license in Cate lettsburg Kentucky. The wedding planning is contrasted with a boost in affordable purchasing through daily classified ads.
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Catelettsburg
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