Four Frederick beer licenses revoked by state board
Four Frederick county beer licenses are revoked and the related establishments closed. Irene Miller Evergreen Point, Howard M. Speak Pop's Inn, Carroll W. Baumgardner East End Beer Garden, and Guy R. Fisher Locust Hill Gardens faced action after hearings. Grounds included failure to comply with licensing laws and disorderly conduct with minors, with prior owner Rosensteel previously sanctioned. Revocation bans beer sales on the properties for six months and permanently bars future licenses.
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Frederick County
State License Board
Irene Miller
Evergreen Point
Frederick
Howard M. Speak
Pop’s Inn
Carroll W. Baumgardner
East End
Emmitsburg
Guy R. Fisher
Locust Hill Gardens
Mt. Pleasant
Ira J. McCurdy
Miller
Fisher
McCurdy
Baumgardner
Joseph H. Rosensteel
State Board
Circuit Court
Madman Suspected in Threatened Kidnapping
Boston report says a suspected madman telephoned Eugenie Grew, 17, niece of the U S Ambassador to Japan, threatening kidnapping. The same voice warned Grew’s father two weeks earlier and again today, with the caller claiming to be the previous caller.
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Boston
Eugenie
United States
Japan
Randolph Clark Grew
Grew
County Butchering at Ballenger Creek Home
A large midweek butchering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell C Thomas on Ballenger Creek Road. Several family members and neighbors from near Frederick attended including Thomas and Albaugh relations, Humm, Garst, Lucious Zimmerpan, and Smith family members. A hog was slaughtered and a dinner served afterward.
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Russell C. Thomas
Ballenger Creek Road
Edgar L. Thomas
John Thomas
Ralph Thom@s
Franklin Lee Thomas
Howard Smith
Frederick
Guy M. Alsaugh
Mr. Pleasant
William C. Humm
Gilmore Garst
Claude Humm
Austin Zimmerman
Willam Thom@s
Thomas C. Albaugh
Jimmie KR
Thomas
Ethel Zimmerpan
Ruth Thomas
Elyise V. Albaugh
H. Lorraine Smith
Dottie Lou Smith
Sand Betty Mae Thomas
Weather Today Report and December Precipitation
Weather bulletin shows none of today’s 24 hour precipitation. December to date 1.51 inches, excess by December 1 compared to 1934 at 192 inches and normal December 3.11 inches. Last year’s December 1833 figures show 1.96 inches. Yesterday high 34, low 21. Moon and sun rise and set times listed for today and tomorrow.
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Asia
Insurance payout exceeds Morro Castle value after write down
Washington details show Agus Navigation collected 4.2 million dollars in hull and machinery insurance for the Morro Castle while the ship’s book value had been depreciated to 3.923 million. About 2.7377 million was paid to the United States Shipping Board to retire government notes, with the rest retained by the company.
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Washington
Agus Navigation Company
Morro | Castle
Post Office
New York and
Cuba
Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
Nine Taken In Baltimore Dope Raid Hotel Bust
A joint federal narcotics, police, and postal inspection raid in Baltimore resulted in nine people detained at a hotel. Officers found a large cache of narcotics and stolen goods, as a mid age woman jumped from a rear window injuring her leg. Police plan to question all guests and focus on four Chicago registrants.
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Baltimore
Robert Bradley
Baltimore Police
Chicago
Hope Gone But Search For Flyers Continues
Honolulu December AP reports the search for Flight Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm and two companions continues with fewer naval surface units. Three destroyers and three coast guard vessels retrace areas previously searched after the trio force landed in the Pacific five days earlier on a California to Honolulu flight.
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Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
Pacific
California
Coast Guard
Tragic Fire Fatality In Mt Pleasant Foster Home
James Edward Rideout, 13, a foster child of Roy and Mary Rideout two miles northeast of Mt Pleasant, died after attempting to start a kitchen fire with kerosene. An explosion and a buffet toppled onto him. coroner Justice Alton Bennett ruled accidental death. Funeral arrangements set for Cedar Hill chapel near Mt Pleasant. Snow flurries expected with a high of 34 degrees.
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James Rideout
Roy
Mary Rideout
Mt. Pleasant
Alton ¥. Bennett
Walter E. Sinn
Roy M. Hiltner
James Edward N. Rideout
Richard N. Conrad
Cedar Hill Chapel
Mt. Plessant
Henderson to Receive Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Arthur Henderson, president of the League of Nations disarmament conference, is set to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Monday in Oslo. He is expected to be the official guest of the British legation during his visit. The same dispatch reports Dr. Henry H. Apple resigning as Franklin and Marshall College president after 25 years, effective year end, and a marriage license issued in Hagerstown to Leroy L. Smith and Frances M. House of Middletown.
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Oslo
Norway
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
M. Head
Lancaster
Dec
Henry H. Apple
Franklin and Marshall College
College Board of Trustees
Hagerstown
Leroy L. Smith
Burkittsville
Frances M. House
Middletown
Intensive Housing Campaign Planned in Frederick City and County
An intensive housing program campaign is organized under the National Emergency Council for Maryland with Arthur M. Hungerford as administrator. Meetings in Frederick and nearby towns are planned, highlighting loans from $100 to $2,000 repayable in one to five years, and a major gathering is set for next Wednesday at 7:30 PM at the YMCA.
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Frederick
National Emergency Council For Maryland
Arthur M. Hungerford
Donald Linville
Mr. Hungerford
F Gibbs LaMotte
Baltimore
G. Hunter Bowers
Frederick County
Federal Housing Administration
Archie E Fisher
George Wilcoxon
Harper Rankin
J. J. Nestor
C. Thomas Summers
M. C
Brunswick
Emmitsburo
Thurmont
la Motte
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick City
Mr. Bowers
H Feete
Jefferson
H. C. Summers
Lewistown
D. W. Snook
Libertytown
Robert H. Diller
Edgar K Moore
Arthur V. Myers
Joseph H . Nestor
Osborne T. Price
E W. Pruitt
J. Richard Ramsburg
Stanley Sagner
J. J. Schmidt
Harry Oo. Schroeder
Charles F Seeger
Richard F. Simmons
Robert L. Smith
Lewis M. Sponselier
C. Frank Thomes
Amos J Tsaver
Mirv
Esther Tull
Prop Wertheimer
F. W Weitzel
George E Wilcoxon
L. L. Wilsom
Altamont Snow and Cold Again Mark Maryland Weather
The report notes Altamont in Garrett county posting 11 degrees and leading a harsh winter with an inch of snow. Frederick and surrounding areas saw lows near 19 degrees, with widespread subfreezing readings, hard ground, and ice along gutters. Frigid conditions persisted into the weekend, with highs just above freezing and a potential dip under 20 degrees tonight.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Altamont
Garrett County
Baltimore
Frederick
Catoctin Mountain
Helen Gillis moved to Milan Federal Prison
Mrs Helen Gillis widow of gangster Baby Face Nelson was secretly removed from Dane county jail to the Milan Michigan Federal Prison to serve one year and day for probation violation. The shift was announced after a prior Alderson West Virginia sentence was replaced. Other items note Krantz property sold near Shookstown and a high school alumni card party at the Francis Scott Key hotel to fund Christmas baskets.
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Madison
Wis
Helen Gillis
George
Baby Face" Nelson
Dane County
Milan
Mich
Alderson
W. Va
Patrick YT. Stone
Francis Scott Key
Girls’ High School
Lloyd Hoover
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Myers Engagement Announces Miriam Myers to Trugene Walsh
Mr and Mrs Milton P Myers of Westminster announce the engagement of daughter Miriam Elizabeth Myers to Trugene Walsh a prominent Westminster attorney.
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Westminster
Milton P. Myers
Miriam Elizabeth Myers
Trugene Walsh
County Tax Collections Show 429953 and 646959 Levy figures
The 1934 tax season ends with county treasurer reports showing 429953.87 dollars collected in 1934 taxes and 646979.50 estimated revenue, while a remaining three weeks of December could bolster the year end balance. An expected 50 thousand dollar adverse balance from July borrowings to cover teachers salaries weighs on 1935 budgeting, though officials say a balanced 1935 budget remains possible with disciplined cash flow and tax receipts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thomas A. Chapline
Chapline
Mr. Chapline
Bruce Murdoch
Archiey BR Molesworth
Market Ends Quiet After Light Weekday Trade
New York markets closed eas y as traders took slight profits and avoided big moves. Grain futures remained steady in Chicago with government production estimates near expectations. Call money returned to 1 percent as minor price shifts and limited selling characterized the session. Garden Club of Frederieck meets at Mrs William A Riddell’s home with fish garden displays and holiday refreshments.
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New York
Chicago
Cullen
Garden Club
Frederieck
William A Riddell
East Second Street
Ane Mines Helfenstein
Five Deaths Investigation Concludes Father Killed Family
Harrisburg AP reports Mayor Lynn G Adams and state police say Elmo J Noakes killed his niece Winifred Pierce and his three daughters then himself. After the girls were buried near Carlisle, investigators traced a two hour earlier meal of ham potatoes cucumber pickles bread and butter at a Pennsylvania farmhouse and are checking meal details and whereabouts between Gettysburg and Carlisle.
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Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Adams
Andi
Elmo J. Noakes
Winifred Pierce
Khled
Gettysburg
Noakes
Miss Pierce
Mie
LSU President Hanged in Effigy on Campus
Baton Rouge December 8 AP Dr James M Smith president of Louisiana State University was hanged in effigy today from a flagpole on the campus The body was cut down at 645 am The identity of those involved was undetermined but the act arose from Dr Smiths refusal to permit a student meeting on censorship of The Reveille campus paper. Alfred Roberts a 22 year old of Liberty town dodged county officers for two years before arrest His capture followed a tip from deputies Crum and Gaver Roberts was jailed for grand jury action in February. Weather outlook for the week foresees fair skies across the North and Middle Atlantic states with light snow or rain in the south portion Cold early and warmer later in the week. Crowns Ville Hospital took Crayong? to Crowns ville State Hospital after a court or sanity evaluation. Deputy Smith from Greenfield Malls was renamed deputy by Sheriff Hillner.
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Baton Rouge
James M. Smith
Louisiana State University
Smith
Tracy Leng
Louisiana State
Alfred Roberts
Libertytown
Roberts
Charles W. Smith
John E. Crum
Crum
Roy Gaver
North
Middle Atlantic
France Takes Up Cause of Yugoslavia in League Action
France's Pierre Laval told the League of Nations Council that Paris stands with Yugoslavia to keep peace in central Europe. He warned against actions that might strike at King Alexander's "work" and urged the League to prevent further crisis by neutralizing dis rupting forces and upholding peace.
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Geneva
France
League of Nations Council
Pierre Laval
Yugoslavia
Council
Laval
Alexander
Council of the
League of Nations
Layal
Great Powers of Europe
Munitions Probers Offer England Help in Inquiry
Washington reports that U S senatorial investigators pledged full cooperation to a British parliamentary probe into munitions trade. Chairman Nye said the committee would assist if requested, noting many British firms have ties with American makers and that their information could aid Britain's inquiry.
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Washington
Dec
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
England
Singer
Interest rate cut approved by bankers in four Maryland counties
In Manchester, Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset counties the time deposit rate will drop from 3 to 2 4 percent after a State Bankers Association meeting. Howard Ruark of Salisbury was elected president of Group Six to oversee the four counties, with Gordon Tull of Princess Anne named retiring president and Cambridge chosen for the next gathering.
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Princess Anne
Manchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Bankers
State Bankers' Association
Sesson
Howard Ruark
Salisbury
Gordon Tull
Cambridge
Urschel ransom funds rise to 54000 found near Portland
Department of Justice reports an additional 30000 of Urschel kidnap money recovered near Portland Oregon, bringing total recovered to 54000 of the 200000 ransom. Details of the discovery were withheld. Also notes substitute jurors drawn in Cha it Court and a drunkenness incident in the city with a John Doe arrestee.
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Washington
Portland
Ore
Department of Justice
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County of State Bonds Commission
Willam A. Codd
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Niece
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Hilfurt
Sheri Smith Feiday
James Fo Grascon
Buckystawn
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FE. Wisner
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Charles K. Shaff
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Charles F. Geisinger
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