State Grange urges drastic cuts and new tax plan
The 62nd Maryland State Grange session voted for county responsibility in relief costs, a state income tax with county shares, modified inheritance tax, and continued state aid to counties. It urged wage cuts tied to farm incomes, revenue from tracks, and use of state funds to reduce county school and property taxes, with uniform procedures across counties.
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Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Key Hotel
State Farm Bureau
Grange
Maryland
Baltimore County
D. G. Harry
Harford County
Harry
Martha Hopkins
Easton
Fatal crash hearing set in Urbana area
A hearing in Police Court tonight will determine responsibility for a fatal Thanksgiving Day crash near Urbana. Driver Marshall B E McGary of Bellaire Ohio, 20, is released on 1500 bond while bus driver Charles Hobbs is not held. McGary’s license suspended pending investigation. Victims Mrs B N McCord 65 of Washington DC and Audrey Hess 23 of Bellaire died in the collision.
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Urbana
Marshall BE McGary
Bellairé
Ohio
Charles Hobbs
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Sherman P. Bowers
N. McCord
Washington, D. C
Audrey Hess
Bellaire
Weather Summary and Temperatures Report
Weather data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending at 1 a.m. today. December to date totals 1.51 inches, with a December 1934 excess of 192 inches. Normal December is 3.11 inches. December 1933 recorded 1.96 inches. Yesterday’s high was 44, low 27, compared with last year’s 50 and 43. Sun sets at 4.47 p.m., rises 7.16 a.m., moon rises at 2 a.m., and sets at 5.39 p.m.
New Deal Lobby Fights Food Labels and White Bread Debate
Washington observers describe fierce lobbying over government labeling of canned goods and nutrition guidance from Dr. Louise Stanley. The push includes manufacturers resisting grade disclosures, flour millers opposing white bread campaigns, and calls to regulate shrinkage labels on shirts. A 1934 NEA Service report notes charges of un-American influence and potential Red accusations as Congress weighs food and diet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
Wallace
Louise
New York
Congress
Cleveland
Dr. Stanley
Stanley
Power Trust
Millers
Home Economics Bureau
Agricultural Department
NEA Service, Inc
Austria Grants U S Request for Poderjay Extradition
Austria approves the United States request to extradite Captain Ivan F Poderjay over the disappearance of his bride Agnes Turverson. Poderjay faces bigamy charges in New York and has been in Austrian custody for six months. He will be handed to German authorities at the border and transported to Hamburg for handover to American officials.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Ivan F Poderjay
Agnes Turverson
Detroit
New York
Poderjay
Hamburg
School Budget for 1935 Delayed Before Commissioners
The 1935 public school budget, ready for presentation to the County Commissioners, was not offered at the Wednesday meeting. The board discussed budget items including possible raises for teachers and emergency state appropriations, which could push total needs beyond the current $296,000 county allotment.
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Board of Education
Sixty six executed over Kiroff assassination
Moscow report says sixty six people including one woman were executed after quick trials in Moscow and Leningrad for the assassination of Red leader Sergei Kiroff. The ashes of Kiroff were reportedly sealed within the Kremlin wall.
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Moscow
Sergei Kiroff
Red
Joseph Stalin
Leningrad
Kiroffi
Kremlin
U S POLICY AT NAVAL MEETING WARNING TO JAPAN
Norman H. Davis, U S ambassador at large, warned that abandoning the Washington and London naval treaties would bring insecurity and costly competition with no real advantage to any nation. The statement, a broad signal to Japan, was delivered at a luncheon of American correspondents in London. Sir John Simon pressed Japan to explain its intentions after any possible denunciation.
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London
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Japan
American Correspondents’ Association
Davis
John Simon
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Notices Warn Against Unmailed Bills in Post Boxes
Postmaster Irving S. Elser mailed notices Wednesday to Frederick business locations warning that placing bills statements or similar matter in private or public mail boxes violates federal law. The notices promise vigorous action against violators and explain mail matter definitions and postage rules with penalties up to 300 dollars for depositing unposted items.
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Irving S. Elser
Frederick
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Charles Town Track Opens Winter Meeting
Charles Town W Va Dec 6 AP The winter race meeting of the Charles Town Jockey Club opens today after a washed out start a week ago. Scores of thoroughbreds from eastern tracks are entered for the thirteen day meeting.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Frost in Baltimore Area as Temperature Dips to 28
A heavy frost was noted early today in Baltimore suburban areas with the temperature dropping to 28 degrees. In the city it stood at five degrees higher, or one above freezing, as reports from Dec 6 note. The item also reports property sales in Urbana and Mountaindale and a recovered stolen car found on Broadway after a report to Police Headquarters.
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Baltimore
Clifford Tryatt
Monrovia
Broadway
Fred Stratey
Hyatt
Drunkenness Charges Against Two Men Arrested Overnight
Cedric Magaha and James Edward Grayson were arrested early this morning for drunkenness. Magaha was taken into custody shortly after midnight by Officers Fagan and Dorsey, while Grayson was arrested at 3.45 a.m. by Officer Dorsey. Both await hearings tonight.
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Cedric Magaha
James Edward Grayson
Magaha
Fagan
Dorsey
Grayson
District Meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Frederick
The Frederick district quarterly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened at Calvary M E Church with morning and afternoon sessions led by Mrs. Arthur Smith Lonaconing and other officers. Reports from Hagerstown to Ijamsville covered treasurer's results, district secretaries, and national convention notes. an extensive round table discussion closed the day after a noon devotion and solo performances including Sundown by Mrs. Munshower.
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Frederick
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary M. E. Church
Arthur Smith
Lonaconting
Charles S. Williams
Hagerstown
Michael Fockler
Williams
Lonaconing
Smith
Etchison
Ijamsville
Maggie Addison
Cline
Ernest C. Webb
G. Ells Williams
Savoy
Elmer F. Munshower
Los
Little Moss Stone
Walter Daniels
O. R. Bohman
J. K. Noel
H. &. Igenfritz
R. B
W E. Filler
Albert Schroeder
Norman Stane
Ernest C Webb
Hannah Harding
Anna Schautz
Ella Kelly
Janie DeLashmutt
Henderson wedding ties Cumberland to Philadelphia couple
Groove H Henderson former Cumberland mayor and Republican candidate married Mrs Richard McCall Holt Jr daughter of John H Packard at Cherry Knoll Berwyn. Ceremony attended by immediate family no reception. Henderson 46 born in Cumberland son of Robert R Henderson longtime judge. He serves as lieutenant colonel and operations officer with Twenty ninth division. The bride widow of Lieut Com Richard McCall Blett Jr killed overseas in World War. She worked in civil relief in France and was superintendent of nurses at Bryn Mawr Hospital. Also note Grayson M Misa hospitalized for eye removal operation at Johns Hopkins Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Groove H. Senderson
Cumberland
Allerney-Cieneal
Richard McCall Fi- Holt, Jr
John H. Packard
Cherry Knoll Berwyn
Henderson
Cumberhand
Bnde
Richard Mi Call Blett, Jr
Johns Hopkins Hospital Training School
France
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Robert R. Henderson
Crcuit
Twenty-ninth
Wivisron
New Flareup Likely in Munitions Probe
A new flareup unfolds in the Senate munitions inquiry as investigators plan to publicize evidence they say shows arms makers used a strong lobby to defeat export bans. Munitions firms deny influencing Congress. The materials come from major firms. Senator Clark questions how American munitions reached Manchuria despite embargoes.
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Jeaders
Senate
Washington
Irenee Dupont
Dupont de Nemours
Geneva
Samuel M.stone
Colt Arms Co
Europe
H. F P. Beebe
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Conference of Arms Makers
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Clark
Missouri
Manchuria
United States
Progressive Trend Dominates Mixed Market Action
New York December 6 AP reports a selective stock market with a prevailing progressive trend. Copper shares surged while aviation and farm machinery rose. old Line leaders lagged with profit taking. grains and cotton paused. bonds firm. call money at 1 percent. pound sterling at 4.9474.
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New York
Champion steer sells at Chicago for $3 a pound
The grand champion steer from the 351 international livestock exposition sold for $3 a pound to Kroger Grocery and Baking Co of Cincinnati. The bid more than doubled last year’s $1.30 a pound. The animal will be slaughtered in Chicago with quarters sent to Cincinnati, St. Louis, Detroit and Cleveland for charitable distribution to orphanages.
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Chicago
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Roads Board rejects Baltimore funding increase
The Stats Roads Commission said Baltimore City's federal funds will not rise. Approved municipal projects in Salisbury and Kensington totaling 500 900 dollars leave only 209 000 available to the city. The decision came in a letter to Mayor Howard W. Jackson. The drum corps meeting of the American Legion Key Post 11 was held with officer elections for 1935.
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Baltimore, Dee
Stats Roads Commission
Baltimore City
Howard W. Jackson
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Saliebury
Kensington
American Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Legion
Chas W Keeney
Russell PL Esterly
Russell P. Baterhs
Luther Bell
Lawrence C Willard
Ralph Zirimer
Raymond Shipley
Roger R. Rite
Claude T. Wachter
Millard & Angieberger
New Maryland State Taxes Sought to Balance Deficit
Baltimore December AP The Evening Sun reports Governor Ritchie will issue a statement on the state operating deficit for the last two months and the need for new tax measures by the next legislature to avoid a deficit by the end of the current fiscal year.
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Baltimore
Dec
Evening Sun
Ritchie
Wil
Gordy
Gardy
Lee State
Roosevelt Returns to Capital After Warm Springs Trip
President Roosevelt arrives at the capital from Warm Springs to press his legislative program. Vice President Garner and Secretaries Trull and Wallace greet him at the station, with Mrs Roosevelt also present. The first order of business is Synchron and the afternoon is set for callers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
Garner
Trull
Wallace
Yugoslavia to Expel 27,000 Hungarians
Belgrade officials announce a government decision to expel all 27 000 Hungarians living in Yugoslavia. The move will be gradual but relentless with about 2000 already deported as of today and the figure rising daily.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavian
Yugoslavia
Libertyown Student Hurt In Noon Play Incident
Caroline Etzler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvie Etzler of Mt Pleasant, was pushed by a playmate against a large stone used as a playground object during a noon recess at Libertytown school. She suffered a badly bruised right knee and was taken to Frederick by Prof Chas T C Sian of music and is recovering at home.
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Libertytown
Caroline Etzler
Alvie M. Etzler
Mt Pleasant
Frederick
Chas T. C Sian
Kidnap Threat To Boston Family Probed Quickly
Boston report describes a deathly serious kidnap threat against Eugenie H. Grew 17 adopted daughter of Randolph C. Grew a member of a prominent Boston family. Heavy armed Justice Department agents rushed to the Grew summer estate at Manchester with machine guns while Miss Grew stayed with her grandmother. Police and federal authorities coordinated the response after the threat received at Grew's town house.
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Boston
Eugenie H. Grew
Randolph Clark Grew
Joseph C. Grew
United States
Japan
Department of Justice
Grew
Manchester
William S. Jones
Washington
Helen Jones Coffin
Eugenie
Autos Pass State Inspection In First Week Of Extension
Local garages report most cars inspected with windshield stickers during the extended period. State police warn uninspected vehicles as the public rush slows. county treasurer prepares 1935 license blanks after tax payment and safety inspection.
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Frederick
Emmitsburg
Frederick Coun~tians
Governor Nice Plans State Institution tour
Baltimore December 6 AP Governor elect Harry W Nice will start a tour of state institutions the next day to gather firsthand information for the budget requests to be sent to the upcoming legislature This follows his second session at a two day Board of State Aid and Charities meeting Present were guests not previously seeking aid the Maryland League for Crippled Children and the Baptist Children's Aid Society
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Baltimore
Eleet Harry W. Nice
Nice
Board of State Aid and Charities
Maryland League For Crippled Children
The
Baptist Children’s Ald Society
Sims Takes Money From Culbertson At Bridge
New York AP reports P Hat Sims defeated Fly Culbertson in a bridge match, proving one of Culbertson's certainties wrong. Culbertson lost $17, paying ten cents a point and five cents a point for wine rings. He had claimed the ace of spades would be unbeatable even at two to one.
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New York
P. Hat Sims
Fly Culbertson
Culbertson
Spides
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U.S
Martha Miner
Washington Street
Emmitt Lyford
Beaver Dam
C. Merklin Diehl
Cattail Branch
Jefferson School
New Midway
Parent-Teacher Association
Woodsboro
State Department of Health
Frederick High School
FERA
Lincoln High School
Hal Ott
Britain
Tokyo
William E. Cecil
Court House
William G. Oden
L. Edgar Betson
Dora M. Betson
Amos A. Holter
John L. Dutrow
Eutan M. Snook
Mountaindale
James H. May
Katie I. Cariy
W. M
Geo. Henderson
Grayson M. Misa
Johns F Hapking Hospital
Wilmer Rgt
Mins
Lalphamaing
Roads Board
Issus
Mass
Achusetts Capital
Sims
Newspapre Frehive
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