Poultry Theft Fight Moves Toward New Maryland Law
Maryland farm leaders back proposed poultry protection bill to curb losses estimated at 260000 annually. The plan, drawn by Farm Bureau and partners, assigns state license controls for movement and sale of live poultry, with vehicle identification and sale documentation required. A Dec 11 meeting will review revisions before final approval.
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C. E. Wise
Farm Bureau Federation
T. Roy Brookes
State Grange
D. H. Copeland
Maryland Poultry Producers Association
Mary E. W. Risteau
Harford County
Wilmer Fell Davis
Caroline County
Enoch B. Garey
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Clarence Roberts
Prince Georges County
House of Delegates
Wade H. Rice
Robert Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
Five Injured in Auto Crash Near Frederick Junction
Five persons were injured in a two car collision near Frederick Junction on Friday none seriously. Alfred Raser of Washington rode in one car while William F. Lehman of Pittsburgh drove the other. Injured were Mrs Ethel Lehman Mrs Malinda Bubb age 19 of New Kensington Pa and Mrs Anne Heprick of Pittsburgh Lehman’s mother.
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Frederick
Frederick Junction
Alfred Raser
Washington
William F. Lehman
Pittsburgh
Ethel Lehman
Malinda Bubb
New Kensingston
Anne Heprick
Lehman
Roosevelt Eyes Budget Balance With Relief Costs and RFC
Washington officials said the 1937-38 budget balance hinges on relief expenditures and fiscal plans. President Roosevelt plans talks with Daniel W. Bell and other officials, weighing defense outlays against possible cuts in emergency agencies. Recovery and relief spending total 1.835 billion for the current year, with higher deficits seen in the next calendar year as unemployment and drought relief loom.
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Treasury
Hyde Park
N.Y
Daniel W. Bell
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Roper
Reconstruction ,Finance Corporation and Public Works Administration
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PWA
Fifty Arrested in Bucharest Probe of Communist Links
Fifty people, mostly lawyers, were arrested in various parts of Romania as police disclosed ties between Communist movements in France and Romania. The arrests followed a sweeping inquiry into alleged subversive activity and cross border influence.
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Majrity
Romania
France
Rumania
Congressman Hoeppel Arrest Reported by Hoover
Federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover announced that Congressman John H Hoeppel and his son Charles were arrested early today in Washington on undisclosed charges. Authorities did not release further details but noted the action involved federal agents and a high profile political figure.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
John H. Hoeppel
Charles
Farley predicts Dems win three more governorships
Washington reports Democratic Chairman James Farley at a press conference forecasts the party capturing governorships in three more states next elections. He notes Democrats hold 39 states after Tuesday and argues Republicans will lose in New Jersey Maryland and California, with weak western organization. Farley denies any plan to resign as Post Office head.
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James Farley
Farey
New Jersey
Maryland
California
South Dakota
Mississippi
Farley
Post Office Department
Convicted in Federal Court Conspirators Rested at Richmond
Two men wanted since October 28 for failing to begin four month to year long terms after being convicted in Federal court of conspiring to sell an appointment to West Point have been rested at Richmond Virginia.
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W. Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Sebath
Pearl Bridges
Cyprus
Memphis
Tenn
Lee Earl
Richmond
West Point
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