Drive Planned On Delinquents By Comptroller
Annapolis June 22 Approximately 7 000 Baltimore retail merchants will face investigators and auditors from the gross receipts tax division of the state comptroller office starting Monday for not filing April and May returns or remitting payment They will be notified to pay tax due plus a 6 percent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest If unpaid within 10 days after notification merchants face 100 percent penalty and possible court action The comptroller notes violators face misdemeanor fines up to 500 or one year in jail and the Maryland Emergency Relief Commission has paid 291 666 due for May from the gross receipts tax
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Governor on Trip Down Chesapeake
Governor Harry W. Nice and 25 friends began a voyage to the Virginia Capes aboard the pilot boat Maryland on Friday. The party includes Mayor Howard W. Jackson and William P. Lawson, Republican State Central committee chair. Captain John S. Delano hosts the excursion, described as apolitical.
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Harry W. Nice
Virginia Capes
Maryland
Howard W. Jackson
William P. Lawson
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John S. Delano
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Carmichaels Host Picnic and Dance for Isabel Blair West
Col and Mrs John Carmichael entertained on Wednesday evening with a picnic and dance honoring their niece Isabel Blair West of Winter Haven Florida. Guests included Elizabeth Humphhouse Hannah Kingston Sarah Pennington Ruth Cahill Ted Basore Norman Holzapfel Morgan Cahill Walter Stehl Forney Young and Robert Campbell.
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Col
John Carmichael
Isabel Blair West
Winter Haven
Fla
Elizabeth Humbhhouse
Hannah Kingston
Sarah Pennington
Ruth Cahill
Ted Basore
Norman Holzapfel
Morgan Cahill
Walter Stehl
Forney Young
Robert “Campbell
Buffalo and Antelope No Longer Vanishing Animals
June 22 report from Washington notes western big game like buffalo elk and antelope are increasing rather than vanishing. US Bureau of Biological Survey says total buffalo 4700, elk 120000, antelope 55000 with growth due to rehabilitation and migrations eastward, including culling to maintain range capacity.
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America
William
Washington
West
United States
Bureau of Biological’ Survey
Bureau’ Bays
Goodyear to Acquire Kelly Springfield Tire in Planned Sale
Federal District Court in Baltimore received notice of a compromise plan in which Goodyear Rubber would take over Kelly Springfield Tire. The agreement sets cash and stock payouts for note and stockholders and outlines the trust arrangement and reorganization plan.
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Baltimore
Federal District Court
Goodyear Rubber Company
Kelly Springfield
Harry N. Baetjer
W. Calvin Chesnut
Goodyear
Baetjer
Kelly Springfield Company
Belongia Executed in Colorado Gas Chamber Murder Case
CANON CITY Col June 22 Lee Belongia was executed last night in Colorado s lethal gas chamber for the murder of a rancher whom the youth had said refused him money to finance his marriage.
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Canon City
Col
Lee Belongia
Colorado
Riots in Eureka: Ten wounded and one dead at Holmes-Eureka mill
Eureka California June 21 ten persons were shot by police during fierce riots between about 250 strike pickets and 300 mill workers. One woman was felled by police fire and ten others injured along with five officers. Between 75 and 100 men were jailed in a two hour hand to hand clash.
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Eureka
Cal
Holmes- Eureka
California
Pacific Northwest
Dangerous Spiders Found Near Baltimore
June 22 Baltimore reports black widow spiders located in large numbers just outside the city. Two specimens were caught on Brad dock avenue near North Point Road by Officer E R Quandt. Dr Justin Andrews of Johns Hopkins confirmed them as black widows.
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Braddock Avenue
North Point Road
Colgate
E. R. Quandt
Justin Andrews
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Attacks Are Made On Coal Measure
Washington reports a heated debate over coal industry bills as supporters and opponents clash on constitutionality. Lawmakers warned of a potential crisis next week as differences between House and Senate on the Wagner bill and the Guffey measure linger. Counsel J W Norman argued against the Guffey plan to create a "Little NRA" for coal producers amid ongoing dispute.
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House
Senate
J. W. Norman
Subcommittee Reviews Client Views on Bill Constitutionality
A subcommittee examined the concerns raised by clients regarding the constitutional validity of the bill. The discussion focused on potential legal challenges and interpretive questions that could affect the bill’s enactment and implementation.
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Means
Holt Contest Sets New Senate Seating Rule
Washington June 21 The Senate set aside two precedents and created a new one allowing a person elected to the Senate to take his seat even if not yet 30 at the start of the term provided he reaches the age during the term. This marks the first challenge to eligibility on age for a new senator.
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Holt
W. Va
Senate
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Mason
Virginia
John Eaton
Tennessee
White Peasant Linen Pumps Ties Sandals Special at 1.98
Specially priced white peasant linen footwear includes pumps, ties and sandals at 1.98 each. Limited stock available. Sale promotes light summer wear. Avail at participating stores through the week.
Valley Plan Is Approved in TVA and Navy Deficiency Bill
Washington reports the House endorses the Tennessee Valley Authority program and passes a 224 million deficiency bill with 20 million for new ships and 58 million for public buildings. It also confines TVA funds and backs Navy construction, including a 9.85 million air field start in Hawaii.
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Representative Taber
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Rich
R. Pa
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Canal Zone
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Postal Service says revenue revival ends depression period
Martinsburg reports J. Austin Latimer, special assistant to Postmaster General Farley, tells the West Virginia Association of Postmasters that postal revenues are rising. He notes increased business has filled vacancies and many substitutes have become regulars. Pay cuts and furloughs are a thing of the past.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Austin Latimer
Farley
West Virginia Association of Postmasters
Sunday School and Sermon at Mapleville church
Mapleville on Sunday saw a 9:30 morning Sunday School followed by a special sermon for parishioners and the community. Harry Gross and family visited John Gross and wife while John Hose Sr and Melcher Harsh were guests of Fred Renner in Hopewell. Edward Smith and wife from Boonsboro visited Mrs Laura Smith and her daughter Nellie.
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Benevola
John Gross
John Hose
Melcher Harsh
Fred Renner
Hopewell
Mr. Hose
Lewis Renner
Edward Smith
Boonsboro
Laura Smith
Nellie
Sharpsburg Letter Details Local Social Scene
June notes from Sharpsburg record Mrs. Alex Poffenberger hosting a quilting party for Mollie Gross turning seventy seven, with Grace Poffenberger helping finish a quilt. Also listed are local graduates, visitors from Baltimore and Roanoke, and trips to Annapolis, Vermont, Bluefield, and Norfolk reflecting a tight knit community scene.
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Sharpsburg
Alex. Poffenberger
Mollie Gross
Lewistown Hatchery Fish Distribution Announcement
Sixty thousand small bass fry from the Lewistown hatchery are routed to Conowingo and Conowingo Creek. Superintendent Powell reports crowded rearing ponds and immediate distribution to the State, which will pay $4,000 for the stock. The operation marks a successful year in bass rearing with substantial transfers to Conowingo and Conowingo Creek.
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Lewistown
Izaak Walton
Williamsport
Conococheague Creek
Fossa
Powell
Election of Marshall College president announced in Charleston
In Charleston during June, James E. Allen was elected president of Marshall College while Davis and Elkins was referenced. Morris P. Shawkey was also noted as signed in connection with the college's leadership decisions.
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Charleston
W. Va
James E. Allen
Davis and Elkins
Marshall College
Morris
P. Shawkey
Local Woman Recalls Mumps Belief Despite Past Health
A Clear Spring resident, Mrs. 2, reflects on mumps myths claiming she never had the disease before. She insists she is now unsure and remembers past beliefs about immunity.
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Clear Spring
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