New County Officials Are Inducted In Office
New county officers took oaths and assumed duties in Carroll County as Gov. appoints filled terms for Clerk of Court Eli G Haugh Orphans Court members and County Commissioners. Sheriff Register of Wills and the State's Attorney also sworn in, with bond higher of 25 000 for Sheriff and 14 000 for Clerk of Court. Longtime Commissioner John W Holter retires after seventeen years as board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff of Register of Wills
Hammond Urner
Eli G. Haugh
Mr. Haugh
John H. Martz
Ethel M. Beard
Ells Cachter
Arthur H Lambert
Horace Staley
Geraldine Minker
Miss Inker
Orphans Court
Louis C. Etchison
Newton Thomas
Samuel A. Gregg
Etchison
Mr. Thomas
Gov
Hilmer
Tloids
Board of County Commissioners
John W. Holter
Middletown
Holter
Carrollounty
BE. M. Mellor
F. Neal Parke
Orphans’ Court
Jebster Ehaugh
Lewis E Green
John H. Brown
Charles Welle
E Edward Martin
Noran R Hess
John A Shipley
Salisbury
T.langston Insley
Cambridge
James M Crocket
Potomoke City
First Judicial Circuit
J. Fred Dunn
Crockett
Snowfill
Bessie Brown
Worcester County
Weather Summary From Historic Journal Statewide Precipitation
Weather data shows 0.110 inches of rain in the last 24 hours ending today at 1 pm. December precipitation to date is 0.11 inches, with 0.00 inches normal for the period. The 1934 excess through December 1 stands at 2.0 inches. December 1933 actual rainfall is 0.96 inches. Yesterday’s high and last year’s high were 0 and 66 degrees, with overnight low 63. Moonrise and moonset times noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrow
Moonse
Jomes
Empty Stocking Club to Treat 300 Children on Dec 21
The Empty Stocking Club plans a Christmas treat for about 300 needy children from two to ten years old on Friday afternoon December 21. Rev. R. M. Sharpe will speak in Grace Reformed Sunday School room as gifts of dolls, scholars companions, candy, nuts and two pairs of hose are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Grace Reformed Sunday School
R. M. Sharpe
Trinity M. EB. Church
South
Charles S. Price
Roh't E Dela~ Blaine
Harriett Kalb
Grayson E Bowers
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Willis Fisher
Ida Markey
Willam Schmidt
Harry D Radcliffe
Mass Eleanor Houck
Fisher
Great Lakes are swept by gales and ship sinks
In a 60 mile gale on Lake Michigan and Lake Erie, the Henry Cort freighter struck Muskegon breakwater. Twenty three crew members reached shore after hours in dangerous surf. one coast guardsman died. Separately, the steel tug Lakeside 3rd sank near Detroit with four crew aboard. all survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Henry Cort
Muskegon Harbor
Coast Guard
John Dibert
Coast
Detroit
Lake District
Lakeside
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Amherstburg
Ont
Jack Metro
Middle Bass Island
Emmitsburg Men Held After Bank Robbery and Moonshine Find
Police halted a coach on a back road between Fairfield and Emmitsburg and found six ten-gallon kegs of moonshine liquor in the back seat. Robert Eiker and his father Frank Eiker were charged with possession of liquor not purchased from a state store and transported toward Maryland. Each posted $500 bail for January Adams County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst National Bank
Fairfield
Emmitsburg
Adams County
Frank Eiker
Robert E. Eiker
Gettysburg
Robert Eiker
T. N. Boste
J. G. Warren
Eikers
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Gontaimers
The
Liquor Board
Charles Town track season postponed due to rain
Charles Town West Virginia December 1 AP opening of the Charles Town race meeting postponed until next Thursday after heavy rains left the track soggy and unsafe. Jockey Club president A J Boyle quoted West Virginian agriculture commissioner J B McLaughlin directing the postponement due to downpour conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Jockey Club
J. Boyle
J. B. McLaughlin
West
Weather outlook and Thurmont tract sale report
Weather outlook predicts rain or snow in the south and rain in the north through Monday and Tuesday with a rise in temperatures in the Middle Atlantic. Cooler midweek and colder by Saturday. The Thurmont tract on fast Main Street was sold at sheriff’s sale to Thurmont Bank for $50 above the mortgage of $999.97. auctioneer was John L. Dutrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Middle Atlantic
Thurmont
William £. Late
Mamie C. Late
Independents Vote to Cut Membership of Hose Company
Unanimous action at a special meeting reduces the Independent Hose Company from about 2000 to 750 members. Members who have not voted in any of the last five annual elections will be dropped. remaining members must pay 50 cents to vote and for the annual banquet. No new members will be admitted until 750 is reached, except sons of members or deceased members aged 18 to 40. The amendments were reported by the membership committee led by Walter A. Danner. Dr. A. A. Radcliff presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Danner
J. H Dinterman
A. F. Baker
Russell A. Hahn
Howard M. Albaugh
A. A
Schoolgirl 17 Fatally Shot in Baltimore Apt
Pauline Anita Connolly a 17 year old schoolgirl was fatally wounded in the apartment of Harold Ashby Johnson 29 who shot himself twice Johnson on the operating table admitted shooting the girl she died two hours later from shoulder and breast wounds Johnson was wounded in the left chest his wife present said the couple argued over whether the girl should drink a cocktail Johnson admitted being crazy about her and feared losing her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pauline Anita Connolly
Harold Ashby Johnson
Johnson
Henry J. Criss
Weather Delays Trial In Bel Air Traffic Case
Flooding blocks road near Middletown delaying a Peoples Court traffic case stemming from a June 16 collision near Ceresville involving Charles J. Smith Walkersville and Charles F. O’Donnell Baltimore. Witness Geell rerouted from Cumberland. no new date set. Also in short items, Charles Devilbiss received a suspended one year sentence for child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
B H Geell
Cumberland
Middletown
Sherman P. Bowers
Ceresville
Charles J. Smith
Walkersville
Charles F. O'Donnell
Baltimore
Roger Foland
First U. S. Woman Public Enemy resurfaces in chase
The nation's first woman public enemy, widow of Baby Face Nelson, is pursued by federal agents with no mercy if found. A mother of two, the 94 pound Chicago woman fled with her killer mate and is believed to have been with him when he died after slaying U.S. operatives in Barrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Face
Nelson
Chicago
Barrington
Foreman Leaves Hospital Turning in Deputy Keys
William E. Foreman, Frederick County deputy sheriff, returns home after twenty two days in Frederick City Hospital for facial and head bullet wounds. He personally delivers office keys to retiring Sheriff Charles W. Crum, amid well wishers and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Foreman
Sherif
Frederick County
Frederick City
Foreman
Court House
Charles W. Crum
James McGraw
New Deal Pushball Metaphor Shapes Washington Talk
Roosevelt described in a playful pushball frame as liberals and progressives scheme to move him left. The piece notes lobbying by New Deal supporters, friction with conservatives, and speculation on University of Chicago's Hutchins joining or not joining NIRB. It cites Huey Long's Louisiana revenue questions and a near four million hospital project awaiting Ickes approval.
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Roosevelt
Williams
Santa
Boam
Hutchins
Ickes
Huey
Washington
F. D
Congress
Secial
Bobby Hutchins
University of Chicago
Sam Snaull, Jr
NIRB
Assault charge and bond posted in Higgins case
James Wilbur Higgins of Brunswick posted a 750 bond before Justice John W. Lloyd at Petersville on assault with intent. Higgins is accused of striking Delthea M aid transient from Jonathanburg who, while drunk, knocked at Higgins door and Higgins knocked him down stairs. Constable Ernest L. Main delivered Higgins to bond. District 15 at Montevue hospital reports bond 250 posted Friday for Marion G Peaga charged with obtaining goods and credits on false pretenses from Gordon F. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilbur Higgins
Brunswick
John W. Lloyd
Petersville
Iilggins
Jonathanburg
Neb
Higgins
Ernest L. Main
Miggins
Montevue Hospital
Allan Y Bepnett
Marion G Peaga
Gordon F. Palmer
All-America Football Selections Finalized by AP Editors
The News and other Associated Press papers announce the final All-America football selections. Alan Gould leads AP sports coverage with first, second, and third teams determined after nationwide voting of leading players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Associated Press
Alan Gould
December Brings Promise Of Real Winter By Night
Baltimore exits eight day fog and towns report warm and rainy December changes. Hagerstown Salisbury note April like weather while storms lash the west and north. Missouri Ozarks snow, Lakes Erie gales, floods reach Carolina and Virginia as temperatures vary widely coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Marine
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia
Washington
Bermuda
New York City
Los Angeles
Great Lakes
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Henry Cort
Muskegon
Mid
Pacific
Missouri Ozarks
Ozarks
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
Virginia
Baltimore
Trenc
Hagerstown
Prospect
Té&Lay
Potomac River
Middletown
Brunswick
Salisbury
Monocacy River Flooding Floods Roads Near Middletown
Rising waters from the Monocacy and Catoctin creeks closed main routes, with the National Highway under two feet of water near Middletown and detours on Gettysburg pike near Emmitsburg. Equipment damage reported to a contractor's bridge site while other creeks ran high and fields lost fodder. Weather outlook suggests a brief cold snap after continued showers and above average rainfall this December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Creek
Middletown
State Roads Commission
Gettysburg
Monocacy
Ceres
Ville
Liberty Road
Mt. Grove Lima Company
Steiner's Bridge
Jefferson
Johnstown
Alcohols Amusement Issues In Demand In Markets
New York Dec 1 AP The stock market opened December with modest activity and no clear trend. Alcohols and amusement issues showed moderate demand along with some rails and specialties. The close remained steady and theater equities benefited from improved holiday attendance. Grain bulls caused Chicago prices to rise over three cents a bushel. wheat and corn gained modestly. Colton held position. bonds lacked direction as U S government bonds eased. Cal money returned to one percent. pound sterling opened at 4.9774.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belludther
Chicago
U. S
Warren S Eaton Dies in Glider Crash at Miami
Warren S Eaton of Norwich NY, president of the Loaring Society of America and brother to NY Republican state chairman Melvin C. Eaton, was killed instantly in a glider crash near Miami. He and pilot Harold Bowen, both from Norwich, were towed by a plane with Earl Southee from Athens PA piloting another glider when Eaton’s craft spun and crashed after detaching. An AP All-America mention followed for several Maryland players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Warren E Eaton
Norwich
Loaring Society of America
Melvin C. Eaton
New York
Eaton
Harold Bowen
Earl Southee
Athens
Elmira
Bowen
Budget reforms urged by U S C of C
Washington December 1 AP the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urged sweeping reforms in government budget methods after a membership referendum approved 13 proposals to improve the budget system. A key step calls for centralized administrative control of expenditures through broadening the executive allotment system to cover all spending and reduce the need for deficiency appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Non-Partisan Audit of Roads Accounts Urged
Baltimore dec 1 ap. An auditor for the State Roads Commission's accounts by a concern with no connection to the state government has been proposed to the Britimors Association of Commerce by some members. The Association has taken no action but has received the proposal to unite with other Baltimore organizations to request Governor Ritchie to authorize the audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Britimors Association of Commerce
Ritchie
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Udge Urner
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Juvers
Roy C Pryor
Oliver Gape
Woordsbern
Charlies H. Dixon
William W. Harbaugh
W. Ross Holme
James W. Nuse
Lunswick
Thomas A. Tollmaster
James S. Potect
J. Wm. Strine
Fredrick City Hospital
Worth Market Trees
John Hamilton
Dillinger
U. S. Department of Justice
Japan
Sadao Araki
Nippon
Far East
Coast Guardsman
A. Guy Moul
Lawrence Shepard
Hanover
York
Hanover Transportation Company
Moul
Thomas S. Eadeer
Shepard
Shepard-Myers Shoe Company
Hanover General Hospital
Idsfe
McGraw
Swelde
Union Bridge R
Clarkshoro
Roy M. Hillmer
New Deal
By Rodney Dutcher
General Johnson
Supreme Court
McReynolds
Crab
Yale Law School
Louisiana
New Orleans
Huey Long
NEA Servier, Inc
Monocacy River
Grove Lime Co
Warren S. Eaton
Miami
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