Error in U S Constitution cited by Lewis
Washington March 22 Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland argues there is a comma where a semicolon should be in the Constitution. He says replacing it would change the meaning granting broader power to Congress to provide for the general welfare.
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Richard Henry Lee
Robin Battles Own Reflection
Kansas City report notes a robin entering the thirteenth day of misdirected aggression against a window pane, reacting to its reflection in Dr. H. E. Sanger office window. The physician speculates loneliness or love disappointment as possible causes, as the bird’s mate has not been observed.
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Robin
H. E. Sanger
Songer
Flood evacuations delayed by a caring resident girl
In Louisville on March 22 workers evacuating families from flood threatened districts faced delays as a five year old girl searched for a lost penny in a chair, and a woman insisted on finishing ironing before moving, asking what the neighbors would think.
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Louisville
Local Obituaries Highlight Varied Fairfield County Deaths
Mrs. Alice V Angie of Fairview dies at 74 from carcinoma at her son Fred's home, with funeral at Mt Tabor Lutheran Church. other notices include Caroline Pike of Greencastle, Alexander Dandridge of Winchester, Joseph J Pearl of Washington DC, Marry E Petrie of Greencastle, and Madame Millicent Pinney with services in Greencastle and Winchester. card of thanks for Ralph C Kene.
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J. Wesley Angie
Fred
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Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
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Catherine Trumpower
Upton
David Shinham
W. K. Diehl
Caroline Pike
Greencastle
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Alexander Spottswood Dandridge
Wittchester
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Dandridge
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Serena Catherine Dandridge
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Martinsburg
Old Norbourne
Joseph J. Pearl
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
Joseph Brenner
Robert
Anna Chatkin
Summit Avenue
Pear
Maryland Pipe and Supply Company
E. Petrie
Barnhart
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A. M
Frances Petrie
A. A. Morganthall
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Charlies Petrie
Shady Grove
Jerome Petrie
Aztec
Arizino
Martin
H. B. Burkholder
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Madame Millicent Pinney
Krainn Mortuary
W. M. Norment
First Christian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bills Filed to Cut Pay of Teachers in Maryland
Maryland legislature moves four administration backed bills to trim school costs by more than 1 million dollars. Proposals include scale cuts to teacher salaries, a cap on supervisory staff, revised equalization fund levies and uniform fees for state normal schools. Governor Ritchie budget plan and state education board support cited.
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E. Brooke Lee
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Washington County
Marble Tourney Entries Open for April 5 Filing Deadline
The Herald-Mail invites boys and girls fourteen or younger to enter the Marble Tournament aiming for Ocean City New Jersey on June 27. Entry blanks available at the Herald-Mail office, with school eliminations leading to a city and county champ who wins a Pullman ride, hotel rooms, and resort pleasures all free.
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Washington County
Ocean City
N. J
Herald- Mail
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Harley Corum
Louisville
Harley
Believe Him Gang Victim in Maryland Slaying
Charles Griffin, found with 14 bullet wounds along a rural road near Fulerton Maryland, was believed to be slain in a gang murder. An inquest verdict ruled death by gunshot by an unknown assailant and police planned to question Griffin’s friends and possible enemies. He is survived by a widow and a seven year old daughter.
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Fulerton
Charles Griffin
Griffin
James Mann
Baltimore County
Teachers To Be Paid This Week In Maryland
County Commissioners arranged bank loans under a Maryland Legislature act to borrow up to 300000 for current expenses. Checks for February salaries will be mailed this week as teachers receive payment. The work of drawing checks begins today and brings welcome news to teachers.
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Maryland
Hold Up Attempt Ends With Shootout At Station
Dale Hardesty of Waynesboro and a yet unnamed man, both involved in a hold up at a Houston Pennsylvania filling station, were confronted by Wallace Lyle who fired, wounding Hardesty. Lyle claims the other man fled, while police noted Hardesty met the trio in Cannonsburg and acted under whiskey influence.
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Washington
Wallace Lyle
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Beer Law At A Glance States Permitted Sales
The article notes $50 annual fees for wholesalers and $20 for retailers. It amends dry laws in Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico to allow sale of 3.2 percent beer and wine. Manufacturers must prove products do not exceed 32 percent alcohol. Volstead Act penalties remain, licenses forfeitable. Advertising by radio and newspapers is permitted. Beer and wine may be sold in 14 states immediately: Arizona California Illinois Indiana Kentucky Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin. Three other states permit sale after set dates: North Dakota July 1 West Virginia May 9 Wyoming May 18.
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California
Rev Holdcraft to Deliver Lecture at Beaver Creek
Pastor Paul Holdcraft of Emmanuel U S Church will present a humorous lecture titled The Funny Side of a Minister's Life at Beaver Creek Christian Church on Friday night March 24 at 7 45. The program, featuring further items, is hosted by the Women's Fidelis Class and open to the public.
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Paul Holdecraft
Emmanuel U. S. Church
Beaver Creek Christian Church
Beaver Church
How To Guard Your Money DETROIT Bowling Theft Secret
DETROIT March 22 The Palace bowling league faced a scare as $586 in prize money seemed tied to closed banks. Treasurer Harry G. Thompson revealed the cash was secure in a strong box at his atte thieves then stole the prize money.
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Palace Bowling League
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Taxpayers invited to pay overdue taxes weekly in Cook County
Chicago March 22 the installment payment plan has invaded the tax collector s office Cook County Treasurer McDonough announced taxpayers would be allowed to bring in as little as five dollars weekly They will receive savings club type cards to track payments recording their installments
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Cook County
McDonough
Guristas Savings Clubs
Roosevelt Campaign Will Aid Rail Bonds
John J. Cornwell, Baltimore and Ohio general counsel, told the Philadelphia Bond Club that Roosevelt’s rehabilitation plan could boost railroad securities value. He said a 10 to 20 percent business recovery would let railroads meet interest on about twelve billion dollars of bonds, which have fallen to roughly half par due to adverse conditions and risk of receivership.
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Chicago Grain Market Quotations Report
Quotations from The Stickel Sates Corporation located at 2¢ W. Washington Street in Hagerstown Maryland. The brief market note cites grain prices and trading activity observed on the Chicago exchange.
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Hagerstown, Md
U S Seeking Jews Status In Germany
Washington reports readiness to lodge a formal protest if Jews in Germany face mistreatment under the new Hitler regime. State Department informed Berlin ambassador Sackett to verify reports amid protests led by Rabbi Stephen Wise and others. The Reichstag opened as Nazi rule tightens, with harsh penalties for wearing brown shirts or violent acts. US officials note prior protests over American Jews in Berlin and await clarity on new cases. Marriage licenses list Melvin F. Coulter and Elsie Best. Paul C. Reid and Mary Elizabeth Hart. Square and firemen dances scheduled in Sharpsburg and Smithsburg, Md.
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Hitler
Stephen S. Wise
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Elsie Best
Waverton
Paul C. Reid
Mary Elizabeth Hart
Clear Spring
Demand for Change in Hagerstown City Government
Citizens demand reform of the city administration to restore confidence and spark business recovery. They blame the Democratic organization for rising costs and poor management, urging election of Dr Wertz as Mayor and five Republicans with Gates for City Council to secure an economical, efficient government.
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