Baltimore and Boston lawyers push dog racing bill at Senate panel
Annapolis Md March 25 A Boston and a Baltimore lawyer testified before the Senate Finance Committee on a bill to legalize dog racing The Baltimore lawyer Robert Carman denied accusations of ill got funds and Al Capone ties while urging fair treatment during the hearing He challenged Dr W W Davis to judge his integrity as the session opened with debate over the racing measure
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Annapolis
Bostos
Baltimore
Senate Finance Committee
Robert Carman
Baltimore Bar Association
Martin Hayes
Boston
Massachusetts
Leland Bickford
Carman
Tmanner
al Capone
W. W.davis
Lord's Day Alliance
WiGem Curran
Hayes
Baltimore Leaders Clash Over Legislative Credibility
Hayes defends his boardroom honor while urging merit based voting. Curran, a Baltimore political veteran, appeals for public good and asks Senator J Allan Coad to disclose any evidence affecting Baltimore's reputation. The exchange centers on ethics, media ties, and alleged malignment.
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Mittee
Hayes
Curran
Baltimore City
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Rean
Senator Defies Critics Over Slot Machine Destruction
Captain Mc Cleary and Detective William A. Peters testify that every seized city slot machine was destroyed and funds from them were used for department needs or equipment. A separate crash at Antietam and Locust streets involved Mrs. Butler and a red light violation. Roosevelt congratulates Frank Murphy on Chrysler sit‑down strike developments in Detroit.
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McCleary
William A. Peters
Antietam
Locust
T. M. Butler
Potomac Street
Lillard and Schmidt
Clarence A. Burger
Route 3
Murphy
Warm Springs
White House
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Chrysler
Detroit
State Park Improvements To Be Major Project Of CCC This Year
Maryland's CCC camps will launch a broad state park improvement program this year. Planned work includes Herrington Manor Elk Neck and Gambrill Park with water systems cabins and rustic structures. The effort aims to protect natural beauty while expanding recreation for Maryland residents.
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CCC
Baltimore
Maryland’sa CCC
F. W. Besley
Herrington Manor
Garrett County
Elks Neck Park
Cecil County
Gambrill Park
Frederick County
High Knob
Catoctin Mountains
Bes Jey
Elk Neck
D. W. L. Ab Lett
Elk Rivers
Besley
Maryland
Patapsco State Park
Elkridge
Frederick
Big Pool
South Mountain
Boonsboro
Three Alive After Worst Bus Accident
A chartered bus traveling from St Paul to Cincinnati burst into flames after a tire blew on U S Highway 50 near St Louis. Four bodies, including a four year old, were identified while 14 others were too burned to identify. Survivors recalled a massive fire as the bus burned, with driver Dick Thomas and several passengers escaping or aiding others amid critical injuries.
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Miami
Fla. Dick
Thomas
Chicago
Don Flanerr
Kansas City
St. Louis
Barnes
Creekmore
Richard S. Kaplan
Gary
Ind
Rolief Derby Association, Inc
St. Paouia
Cincinnati
U. S. Highway No. 50
Plames
H. L. Logan
Salem Community Hospital
Don Flanery
Chicago American
Dick Thomas
Emily Thomas
John L
Fla
Ted Mullens
Portland
Ore
Logan
Funeral pyre for bus crash victims burns at Salem morgues
Fourteen at least die as bus crashes and overturns. Bodies sent to McMackin funeral home in Salem and Liston Beery mortuary near Patoka, with one child badly burned making identification nearly impossible. Promoter Leo Seltzer confirms victims include Mrs Erma Caldwell and five other women. names also listed for several men and international passenger Nick Kelson from Athens.
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McMackin
Salem
Liston-Beery
Patoka
Omar McMakin
Undertaking Establishment
St Louis
Leon Seltzer
Erma Caldwell
Chicago
Libby
Hoover
Kansas City
Louise Browers
Cincinnati
Mic Cooper
Villa Park
John Frankboner
Frankbower
Seltzer
Joe Kiests
Indianapolis
Jack Israel
Russ Gesser
Covington
Tony Marzano
Nick Kelson
Athens
Greece
Maryland Budget Battle Delays Supplemental Budget Action
Md lawmakers clash over Governor’s plan to fund University of Maryland and disease control. Mullikin accuses delay to trade budget items. Byrd presses for three line items while Blakeman and the governor seek quick approval. House adds state police and raises small agency funds. conference likely to resolve Senate House differences.
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University of Maryland
Senate
House
Mullikin
J. Allan Coad
Finance Committee
H. C. Byrd
University
Blakeman
William H. Blakeman
Byrd
Ways and Loans “Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Board of Public Works
The
Conservation Commission
Senate House Conference
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Bessie Kadesh
Celia Kadesh
Plainfield
N.J
Doran Roach
New York
Elizabeth Maranz
Nice
Yoar Southern Dairies Agency
Soxthern Dairies
Ford Motor Company
Alexandria
Virginia
Mds
Gallows
Lincoln-Zephyr
Motors Inc
E. Baltimore &T
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