Court Denies Temporary USG Block on Guffey Coal Law
Justice Daniel O Donoghue refused a temporary injunction sought to restrain the Guffey coal law effectiveness. Carter Coal Co president James W Carter sought delay as tax provisions take effect November 1. Government argued case premature before merits heard. Negotiations with United Mine Workers continued as miners seek higher wages amid potential national strike.
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Washington
Daniel, O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James W. Garter
Carter Coal Company
West Virginia
O'Donoghue
Carter
John Dickinson
Bross
Frederick H. Wood
NRA
United States Supreme Court
Dickinson
Wood
Roosevelt
Schechter
Supreme Court
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Will Preach Sunday at Downsville Church
The Rev. Harry Zellers will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at the Downsville Church of the Brethren in place of Rev. Mr. Martin. The change centers on who leads the service, with Zellers filling the pulpit for the occasion.
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Harry Zellers
Downsville
Church of the Brethren
Martin
August employment gains exceed July in Maryland industries
Maryland's August report shows employment up 2.7 percent and total payrolls up 4.5 percent from July, with 634 plants surveyed employing 67,420 workers and a total payroll of 1,353,695 dollars. Building, mining, and quarry sectors led gains while retail stores fell in employment.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Chas. S. Warner
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Schools urged to apply for funds in Maryland
Maryland school and college authorities were urged by J J Seidel state head of the National Youth Administration to apply promptly for federal funds for student aid Allocation to counties depends on relief cases Seidel warned funds may be insufficient but urged applications so the most worthy receive aid Mrs Moselle W Johnson 65 widow of Charles A Johnson former Jefferson County clerk dies at Charles Town W Va She was daughter of the late Judge Thomas Woodridge and Moselle Carswell Woodridge of Richmond and a Colonial Dames member Her daughter is Mrs Moselle J Lyall of Alexandria Va
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Baltimore
Maryland
J. J. Seidel
National Youth Administration
Seidel
Forbes
Johnson
Charles Town
Jefferson County
W. Va
Moselle W. Johnson
Charles A. Johnson
Thomas Woodridge
Moselle Carswell Woodridge
Richmond
Colonial Dames, Daughters of 1812
Confederacy
Moselle J. Lyall
Alexandria
Broadway Echoes on Smile At Me and Opera Road Shows
Stephen L. Debalta reviews Smile At Me at the Fulton Theatre noting two seats as a gift from For tune Gallo. He finds the two act musical comedy entertaining with strong singing, laughs, and a witty blend of nonsense. He contrasts Broadway effort with the decline of road shows and the dominance of motion pictures.
Selassie Awaits League Action on Ethiopian Front
Emperor Haile Selassie awaits a decisive League of Nations move at Geneva to settle the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Friends report he faces the possibility of immediate nationwide mobilization if no swift action occurs. Advisers favor precautionary mobilization due to heavy rains and poor roads hindering rapid troop movement.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Geneva
League of Nations
Confesses To Slaying Man In Kane Pa Case
Nathaniel Molson a 17 year old Ne gro CCC worker pleaded guilty within hours of arrest to killing William Campbell Kane High School janitor. police guarded him as he was moved from jail to justice of the peace Emile Stenger office. hundreds watched but did not demonstrate. Molson had attended the school building until last December. his sister works as a nurse for Campbell's grandchild.
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Kane
Nathaniel Molson
CCC
William Campbell
Emile Stenger
Justice of the Peace
Campbell
Molson
Harold Mortimore
Hunting Laws Now At Clerk's Office
Maryland hunting laws copies are at the clerk's office for request. Over 1,000 hunting licenses issued this fall as the squirrel season opens on a cool day. Washington County reports more plentiful squirrels this year. State's Attorney Martin L. Ingram and County Investigator Clarence Baker are said to have bagged eight yesterday morning, with Deputy Edgar Brant taking six.
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Maryland
Washington County
Martin L. Ingram
Clarence Baker
Edgar Brant
Forbes Mentioned For College Post
Baltimore Sep 17 W Cameron Forbes former Governor General of the Philippine Islands and former ambassador to Japan is named among candidates for the University of Maryland presidency. A committee will discuss successors to Dr Raymond A Pearson whose resignation was requested months ago. meeting slated for Friday.
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Baltimore
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippine Islands
Japan
University of Maryland
Amucessor
Raymond A. Pearson
Board of Regents
Parents to voice complaints at education board meeting
Baltimore September 16. Parents of striking Frostburg School pupils will present their case to Governor Harry W. Nicols at a 2 p.m. meeting in the State Board of Education office. Allegany County School Board will attend to present its side of the pupil transfer controversy.
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Baltimore
Frostburg
Harry W. Nico
State Board of Education
Allegany’ County ‘School Board
Sheriff Hurried by Busy Constitution Week
Frederick County Sheriff Roy Hlitner announced a record busy day as prisoners flooded the county jail and police court during Constitution Week events. He used multiple cars and added extra officers to handle drunkenness fighting and disorderly conduct charges plus state cases amid a crowd likely matching two weeks ago.
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Frederick
Roy Hlitner
Jall
Polloe Court
Alto
Youths Seized On Larceny Charges
The radiator cap mystery was solved as officers recovered 38 items including caps meters mirrors and horns stolen from cars. Four youths aged 16 and 17 appeared before Magistrate C Edward Heard who suspended sentence on good behavior and required church attendance Sundays during the term. Police urge owners to identify equipment at Headquarters and warn parole violations could lead to imprisonment.
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William Peters
P. 4B
Limberg
William Reynolds
C. Edward Heard
Heard
House of Correction
Pelicans Die From Malnutrition Near Great Salt Lake
Pelicans on Great Salt Lake suffer mass deaths as malnutrition strikes young birds. They nest on foodless islands, bringing food from the mainland over long distances. Scarcer food and lasting conditions weaken the young, with many dying during attempted migration. The Classifieds section highlights opportunities in Hagerstown.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
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