Maryland dove season blocked by federal rule clash
Frederick County Game Warden Benjamin Phebus reports Maryland dove hunting is blocked by a federal rule aligning with state law, creating alternating open and closed periods. The conflict prevents Marylanders from a preferred fall season while only southern hunters may gain from travel, with protest filed but no relief yet.
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Maryland Huntsman
LeCompte
Darling
Phebus
Maryland
South
Tax Bill Debate Opens in Senate Over 650 Million Measure
Washington August 14 AP Facing Romore te cagtenne all the reputa tion until next session when the new budget will be before Congress the 650 000 000 tax bill started today though the Senate Chairman Harrison of the Finance committee which completely rewrote the House measure and made it conform more nearly with Presidential recommendations opened debse by explaining the bill Senator Vandenberg Republican Michigan meantime waited for an opportunity to move that the legisla ion be sent back to committee with Instructions that the bill be reported back next session Democratic leaders predicted passage by Saturday night in virtually the form reported by the committee.
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Washington
Romore Te Cagtenne
Congress
Senate
Harrison
Finance Committee
Debse
Vandenberg
Michigan
Weather Summary for August 1934 Issued Today
The report notes 4.49 inches of rainfall in August 1934, exceeding normal 3.6 inches. It records yesterday high temperatures around 99 and low around 71, with moonrise at 7.39 pm and moonset at 6.40 am tomorrow. Stream conditions show the Monocacy Potomac area as cloudy.
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Ayert
Moon
Tomorrs
Potomac
Spotted Fever Death Today Second In Week
Frederic County reports a second Rocky Mountain spotted fever death in a week. Filmer Cleveland Dizon, age 4 years 10 months 21 days, of near Thurston, died this morning at Frederick County Emergency Hospital where he had been a patron since last Friday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hilton and Burdette, Hyattstown.
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Filmer Cleveland Dizon
Thurston
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
Hilton and
Burdette
Hyattstown
Rocky Mountain
Motoring group urges public help on two hour parking law
The Frederick Branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland urged public cooperation in enforcing local traffic rules especially the two hour parking limit. Magistrates noted leniency toward out of state violators and discussed potential truck re routing. Attendees included three Frederick magistrates and club officers.
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Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Prantis Scott Key Hotel
Lloyd C. Culler
Automobile Club
Neadivetion
Renart
Ralph W. Boyer
Toronto
Milton G. Urner
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter EF. Linn
Daniel E. Wight
James H Gambril
William Crawford Jahnson
Jesse W. Kolb
Alton Y. Bennett
C. J Fox
Baltimore
Harold S. Kolmer
Remsberg Property Sold At Public Auction
A large crowd attended the public sale of the estate of Lizce C. Remsberg at her Jefferson home. The 196 acre farm on the Jefferson to Point of Rocks road sold for 150 dollars per acre and other personal property brought good prices, with antique items noted. Total proceeds totaled 533.85 dollars. Executed by Emory R. Remsberg as executor, with Bowlus as auctioneer and Bowlus as clerk and assistants Grant Hooper and Brumert Bowlus.
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Remsberg
Lizce C. Remsberg
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Tourehaed
Emory R Remsberg
Leslie WN. Coblents
Emmert
Bowlus
Emory BR. Remsberg
John &. Bowlus
Grant Hooper
Brumert BR. Bowlus
Parking case still unresolved in Frederick city
The Police Chief and city officials press on with double parking and disorderly conduct charges against Oscar Routzahn, mail truck driver, while Postmaster Motter and First Assistant Postmaster General Howes review the matter. The government was named as defendant on a warrant not requested by the city, prompting questions on its proper role and potential trial.
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Frederick City
Guy K. Motter
W. W Howes
Mr. Howes
Motter
Allen Bartgis
Missice Patrick M. Schnauf- Foe
United States
Routzahn
Montgomery Bonds Sell at Best Price for County Refundings
Rockville Aug 14 Montgomery county secured top terms as John Naveen Co of Chicago agreed to buy $232,500 in suburban district street assessment refunding bonds at par with 3.25 percent interest saving about $32,000 in interest and $800 in bearing costs while county officials discuss police vacation, inspector expense accounts, welfare care for indigent children, and road commission requests amid budget pressures.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
John Naveen Co
Chicago
Willard Johnson
Kensington
Malcolm D Walter
Frank H. Karn
Karn
Jack Grar
Sooul Service League
County
HE Tabler
Maryland State Roads Commission
Virginia Units Leave Indiantown Gap Pa in haste
Virginia Army units depart Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania after barring due to infantile paralysis concerns and governor’s warning. The 16th Field Artillery heads to Fort Myer while the 13th Engineers return to Fort Belvoir as regulars head to maneuvers. Trucks and baggage travel through Frederick on the southbound return.
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Indiantown Gap
Virginia
Third Army Corpa
Earle
16Th Field Artillery
Fort Myer
13Th Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Pennsylvania
Manland National Guard
Sewer Project With PWA Only
Washington August 14 AP Secretary Ickes rejected a Frederick Maryland claim that John Mackall advised bypassing the PWA. Ickes said Mackall acted without authority and false. He noted Roosevelt ordered sewer projects over 25000 to be handled by PWA despite a 452000 grant to Frederick.
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Washington
John N. Mackall
Maryland Works Progress
Ickes
Mackall
Lloyd ¢. Culler
Frederick
PWA
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Culler
Bank Fould Seize Harford Distillery Distillery receivership sought by bank
The National Central Bank of Baltimore asked Harford County Circuit Court for a receivership order to seize the Harford Pure Rye Distillery at Havre de Grace, alleging unauthorized withdrawals financed the distillery, while bank officials were charged with conspiring to embezzle 226000 dollars. The case pauses as Judge Walter W. Preston weighs the petition amid a pending criminal arraignment.
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Belair
National Central Bank of Baltimore
Harford
Havre de Grace
Harford County Circuit Court
Walter W. Preston
Fenby T. Brown
Harry H. Hahn
Tax Bill Starts On Way Through Senate
Washington Aliz 14 AP The Commerce Department reported June marked the first month of the new year to show a rise in U S exports to Europe despite a smaller American goods market abroad. June's increase over the same period in 1934 shows Europe totals. first half 1935 exports to Europe remain about 60000 below early 1934 levels.
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Washington
Aliz
Commerce Department
United States
Europe
Quick Braking Of Car Causes Injuries To 7
Seven people were injured today when a street car collided with the rear of another trolley that had halted to avoid striking an automobile in Baltimore. The incident occurred at a Madden stop with emergency crews responding to the scene.
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Baltimore
Aue
Selassie Moves 60000 Troops to Vantage Post
In Djibouti area Emperor Selassie orders 60,000 troops to Harrar and nearby districts behind Ethiopia's eastern border for a rapid move south toward Italian Somaliland if invasion risks rise. Paris talks begin as Laval and Eden seek peaceful settlement of the talo-Ethiopian dispute based on 1908 treaty terms.
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Dubouti
French Somaliland
Hate Selassie
Ethiopia
Italian Smaliland
Kereyen
Harrar
Djibouri-Addis Ababa
Ogeten
Euhiopian
Italian Somaliland
New Place
Paris
Pierre Laval
Quai D'orsay
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
Italy
Laval
Lake Tsana
Walter
Nile
Roosevelt Signs Landmark Social Security Measure
President Roosevelt prepared to enact one of his era’s most significant laws, signing the broad social security bill. The act creates old age pensions and unemployment insurance with a three percent tax on wages up to 3000 dollars, paying monthly benefits from ten to eighty five dollars. The program starts July 1 1947 with pensions beginning July 1 1942.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nks
Congress
Social Securty Board
U. S. Exports To Europe Make Gain
New York reports mixed market activity with gains in some shares after special news, while industrials pull back and commodities shift. News of accidents includes a highway crash near Urinta Florence Hall injuring two Negro women and a man. five and a half street owners suffer minor injuries and the car notes $150 damage. State police logged the incident.
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Metalert Ole Acini
Urimta Florence Hall
G. A. Hawkins
East Third Street
Publicity Breaks Hit Rex Tugwell Across Washington
Washington July 14 Rex Tugwell has endured numerous publicity breaks, largely negative, fueling criticism of the Relief Administration’s publicity strategy. The piece notes the McLean mansion and the gaudy New Year parties, while detailing administrative moves and rent concerns as Tugwell seeks less conspicuous offices. Political analysis links New Deal dynamics to Rhode Island and national electoral implications ahead of 1936.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Rex Cugwell
Lally Ney
Thea
Cree McLean
McLeans
Nat Candidate Says Talk Was Joke Amidst Reports
Washington senator Ernest W. Miller defends remarks about running for governor in 1938 made at an Ocean City conference. He denies planning for Congress or gubernatorial bid and cautions Maryland Republicans to meet privately rather than air rumors through the press.
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Nat
Hagerstawni
Ernest W. Miller
Washington
Ocean City
Robert Bo Kimeble
Allegany County
Baltimore
Miller Kimble
Congress
Miller
Marland
Recovery after fall at Hotel Berkeley injuries
Earl Hartcock of Walkersville is in King's Daughters Hospital Martinstore West Virginia, recovering from injuries after a fall from a ladder in front of the Hotel Berkeley while decorating for the Black convention. He has a broken arm and bruises. skull fracture was initially feared but examinations found none.
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Earl Hartcock
Walkersville
King's Daughters Hospital
Martinstore
W. Va
Mavsoce
Thom
Berkeley
Contempt threat targets Hopson over committee dispute
Senate panel warns Howard C Hopson of contempt after a heated exchange with Representative Cox over a remark calling a question a lie The panel orders Hopson to appear immediately before the Senate committee while a subpoena is issued to compel his presence at the House hearing and be turned over to the committee agent for service
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Howard OG. Hopson
House of Representatives Rules Committee
Waablogton
William Hull
Committee
Washington
Bobby
Howard C. Hopawin Wold
Lana Shawn
Cox
Virginl
Hopson
House
House Committee
Cate
Associated Car and Electric System
Wheeler-Rayburn
Senate
Black
Minton
Indiana
Schellenbach
Washinghom
Amkee
Joseph P. McCarthy
Two Drunken Driving Cases Dismissed In Court
A drunken driving charge against Fred G. Meisling a grocer of 200 Binst Third Strect was dismissed this morning by Justice Mitton Urner Jr after witnesses described him as sober and he claimed memory gaps about near Motter avenue He was fined 5 and 2 45 in costs for reckless driving Meisling testified he had only part of a beer and did not threaten or swear Witnesses included his niece Mrs William H Geisbert Jr and several neighbors The other case Charles Gernaml near Union Bridge was continued to allow alcohol tests Witnesses testified for Howard Perkins arrested last week after complaints along the Yellow Springs pike The Shuman case near Frederick was suspended for lack of evidence and Ambers Morrison case involved motor vehicle insurance compliance
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Fred G. Meisling
Peoples Court
Mitton @ Urner, Jr
Ren
Warkuetes
Meisling
Motter Avenue
Ninth Streets
Costa
Sergt
D. K. Peterson
Merete Ee
William H Geisbert, Jr
North Market Street
Ira Nusz
Frank Gastléy
Bernard Gilbert
Ira Weddle
Patrick Moore
Harry Morgan
Charles Weddle
Bente Street
Mereline
Hia Myechaee
Bennest
Messling
Thano
Howard Perkins
North Bentz Street
Weddie's
Yellow Springs Pike
Perkins
Charles Gernaml
Union Bridge
Preeerick
J. Cow Miliers
Omn
Saaiticet
Sergt. Petersom
Shuman L. Wright
Millerstown
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Pital
Auto Club
Wotter
P.M
Montgomery
Yanla
Works Progress Administration
Frederick Sould
WPA
Stoner
Somaliland
Eden
U. S
New York
Amnvedty
Chisazy
London
ALTO
Rex Tugwell
Rhode Island
Wreckers
Ana Areaeeren Windgame
Rentivit
Interor Department
Tugwell
New England
Eatie
Prince
Bia
Port
Sooke Gate
Tati
Green
Aihone Island
Atale Wut
Tate
Ain
Hey
Condon
NEA Service, Inc
Washington County
Baltim
Ore
Virginian
Mittee
Associ
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Venikin
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