Local Tag Issuance Bill Faces Lawyer Opposition
Frederik council members join Clerk of Court EL Hos Haezgh in opposing a local tag issuance bill. The bar association voices concern as the General Assembly debated Governor Harry W. Nice’s administration and the impact on county offices.
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Frederik councyl
EL Hos
Govemnor
Harry W
wwe
General Assembly
bar association
md Burtin
an aemses
Assigned to Study County Health Fork
A study assignment centers on county health issues with input from multiple states. The message notes personnel including Dr. Rooert and references the Department of Health. Details are fragmentary and not fully readable.
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Ges snacion
Rooert
Weather details from 1934–35 records
The report lists yesterday high and last night low temperatures with year comparisons. It notes precipitation figures for 1934 and 1935 and provides sun and moon times for today and tomorrow.
Federal drive announced against bank robbers by Hoover
Justice Bureau chief J. Edgar Hoover said a special offensive against bank robbers is underway. He indicated the government has prepared for months and will pursue the criminals with momentum, contacting presidents of 6,442 banks to gain cooperation as deposits total billions.
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Washington
JEBSar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Hoover
Governor Urged to Sign Teachers' Oath Bill
Local organizations and state groups sent messages to Governor Nice urging him to sign the teachers' oath bill passed by the General Assembly. The governor planned to hear both sides Wednesday before action. The Frederick Lions Club discussed the bill and referred it to a committee after proponents and opponents spoke.
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lsted
Nice
General Assembly
Claggett E. Ramsburg
State Department
American Legion Women’s Anviliarr
Charles Talley
Francis Scott Ker unfe
American Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Charles A. Opel
Frederick Ledge
P. O. Ellis
puiblic
Frederick Lions Club
teday
Stock Market Resumes March to Higher Levels
The market moved toward higher levels with faster trading as grains improved and bonds rose. The London go price fell again and the pound sterling opened at 4.85 dollars.
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New York
Liverpool secur
London
Westminster Ditch Caves and Academy News
Fragmented report notes two Negroes at Westminster involving ditch caves and nearby workers. Bill Thunderbird freed after 2 minutes. Benny Hatchell exited via steeping position after 10 minutes. Gettysburg Academy near closure due to college ban. proposal to convert remains of academy into a ws. Dr Charles G admaster leads campaign. campus to gain full college professor. Howard county farms list shows rise to 4930 from 3830. Rev L Ralph Taber to speak in Philadelphia at Lenten service with Temple Church involvement.
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Westmin
Bill Thunderbird
Benny Hatchell
Stiissburg
Gettyskirg Academy
United States
wis
intusts
acadesy parm
Charles Gadmaster
academ Fears
sienda
PHILADELPHIA
L. Ralph Taber
ion Lutheran church
Middletown
eaker
Temple Philadelphia
Temple
Mr. Taber
Social Security Bill Advances in House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means committee gave formal approval to the social security bill. Early estimates project a tax increase totaling about 1.8 billion dollars by 1949, with supporters arguing it will fund broad benefits while opponents call it a burden on taxpayers. The panel, meeting in Washington, says new taxes are needed to finance the program.
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Brough energy wdar co
Washington
House
Ways and Means committee
Subjects Announced For Lenten Services
The annual Lenten schedule was released with Episcopal services at 7 30 each evening from Monday through Friday. Leimbach will remain at the Franc Scott Key church where he is known for his denominational work. A music program was announced by the music chairman.
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Paul
wera
Episcopal
Monéar
Leimbach
Scott Key
Graz
nainger
Bank Trust Agreement Between Farmers and Mesh and Lynch Liaison
A partial OCR item notes a bank taking on a trust role involving Farmers and Mesh and Lynch Liaison. The text mentions plans to go to Lynch Li F and A M and Samer with a minus ten degree reference and an equal relation to the national bank. The fragment hints at an interbank trust arrangement.
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A. M
Desvngurati scex House approves work relief bill
Fragmented text indicates a historical item about congressional actions on a work relief bill. It mentions a figure of 3,300,020 dollars and quotes sharp criticism labeling the measure as putrid rotten foul. Roosevelt re-election is referenced as a potential outcome.
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Desvngurati
SENATE
City Tax Collection Report Details Mixed Receipts
Fragmentary notes indicate most taxes collected in the city with totals around 190 000 and ongoing adjustments. The incomplete text mentions accounts receivable and prior year figures, but lacks clear dates or names.
Longfellow Descendant Enters Not Guilty Plea
A Longfellow descendant appeared in court and entered a not guilty plea. The defendant faces charges connected to the Tarred He incident, with proceedings continuing in the county courthouse.
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Longfellow
When Roosevelt's Away The Wolves Do Play
In 1935 a perplexing report from NEA Service notes the political scene when the president is absent. It highlights key factors shaping party strategy and meat of the public agenda amid shifting leadership and party dynamics.
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ROOSEVELT
WOLVES
Taxation Dispute Reveals Treasury Foreseen Tax Avoidance
Fragmentary report outlines a discussion where the treasury forewarned about tax avoidance tactics. The board hear says no record shows an appeal to Congress to end these methods. The wording suggests ongoing concern over enforcement and requests more clarity from officials.
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ras revord
treasury
board of
LAX ap Pinsburel
Congress
Locusts Swarm Prompt Roosevelts Action Plans Delayed
Fragmented OCR text mentions Locusts and Roosevelt with references to plans and action. Details are unclear but imply urgency for government action and program work later.
TQ Hearing In Annapolis Prompts Milk Transport Inquiry
A milk transportation issue spurs a Public Service Commission hearing in Annapolis with Harry Hessers of Lewistown among attendees. A touring truck wreck near Westminster left one dead and five injured.
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nksburg
Harry Hessers
Lewistown
Frederi
ittmore
Public Service Commission
Cedarhurst
Missing Woman Declared Dead by Nurse
A nurse reported that Lawson, reportedly missing, is dead after a presumed illness. The case involves authorities including Mrs Stone and Conat Hod, with home location at W. G. The fragmentary text indicates the death followed a prior disappearance and medical assessment.
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Lawson
musiy mn
Maren II
stanomeat
ines
Conat
Stone
eW. G
Alabama Jumies Negroes Must Be Put On
Fragmented note cites racial phrase about segregation linked to an Alabama incident. Other readable parts mention a bridge accident involving a person named Burt with unclear details and garbled text.
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Alabama
Threat to Kill President Leads to Arrest in Washington
A man wrote an unsigned letter threatening to kill the president and was arrested after agents traced the communication to him. The letter, bearing a return address, prompted a Secret Service investigation and questioning of associates. He was placed under arrest and expected to face arraignment later the same day.
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Bovier
John
McGrath
Harry Parker
Washington
Secret Service
Mur
Third arrest in Lyeddane murder plot case
In Rockville Maryland police said Edwin J. Davis 31 now faces charges linked to the Lyeddane murder plot involving three suspects. Davis was introduced to Rise Lyddane by John Carnell a Rockville bartender and John Eslend of Washington was also detained. Authorities say the trio planned the killing and Davis received 36 as a down payment for a Darnestown wife.
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