Annual Red Cross meeting elects officers in Frederick
The Frederick County Red Cross Chapter held its annual meeting at the Y.M.C.A. in Frederick. Officers for 1935 were elected including Russell B. Lighter as chairman and Edward S. Delaplaine as secretary. Reports highlighted 60 veteran aid cases and 1,667 new annual members, with plans for January meetings and home hygiene classes under federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross Service
Russell B. Lighter
Hammond Urner
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Edward §. Delaplaine
A. LeRoy McCardell
Albert W. Condon
Edgar H. McBride
George B. McCleery
Ernest ©. Webb
Florence E. Garer
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Jacob Rosenstocle
Martha
Adamstown
Mary V. Bell
Ballenger
A. H. Derr
Braddock Heights
William C. Oberlander
Clifton
E. D. McCain
Brunswick
Charles Deck
Buckeystown
A.w.nicodemus
Burkittsville
George Arnold
Creagherstown
James Stevens
Emmitsburg
Andrew A. Allman
Feagaville
Claude Hargett
Jefferson
Robert Thrasher
Johnsville
O. D. Metz
Knoxville
Petersville
Louise Kifer
Mary L. Ahalt
Lewistown
G. Lloyd Palmer
Liberty
Maurice Starr
Charles Brosius
Middletown
Elva Shafer
Mt. Airy
Ridgeville
Hattie Wilson
Mr. Pleasant
George K. Ely
Myersville
D. Edgar Bittie
New Market
Kemptown
Monrovia
Lucille Nicodemus
Pearl
Jacob Rosenstock
Point of Rocks
E. L. Blessing
Rocky Springs
Martha Conley
Shookstown
Harriet Kemp
Thurmont
Ray R. Taylor
Unionville
John Wilt
Ruth Duddearar
Urbana
Charles Dudderar
Walkersville
Ethel Vanfossen
Blanche Rice
Wolfsville
Irving BR
Margaret Lewis
American Red Cross
Maryland
Red Cross
McBride
Miss Flynn
Alvin G. Quinn
G. Elmer Brengle
Ernest C. Webb
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. R. Bowlus
Federal Emergency Education Administration
Frederick
Charles F. Deck
L. E. Roelke
Harry B Mace
H. E. Dixon
Charlies F. Deck
Bessie Lowry
G. F. Moore
A. BD. Phebus
Paul G. Harrison
Harry Y. George
Cora Mobley
George P- Swank
C. L. Utterback
E. P. Orrison
Nathan Ephriam
BE. M. Gordon
Lavenia Hood
Levin West
William A. Beatty
A. G. Horine
A. F. Wightman
Bertie L. Meadows
Clara Albert
Cauufman's
Outrage Drug Company
G. C. Trantham
Wilbur Devilkins
Samuel Goldberg
M. Distiller
Roosevelt Urges Unified War on Crime at National Conference
President Roosevelt addressed over 500 attendees at Constitution Hall urging federal state and local law enforcement to coordinate in a national war on crime. He called for a scientific administration linking agencies to target drug trafficking, stolen goods, and interstate offenses, with AG Cummings proposing a national center for offense control. Former Secretary Stimson warned against sentimentalism that weakens justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Constitution Hall
Cummings
Henry L. Stimson
Trail of graft linked to arms sales in Senate probe
Washington reports a graft trail from Central America to China in a Senate inquiry into the munitions industry. A Remington Arms letter says State Department officials were willing to overlook small graft in certain Latin American sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central America
China
Senate
State Department
Remington Arms Company
Community Leaders Listed in Jefferson and Liberty Groups
A long roster of names appears for Jefferson and Liberty area groups including church figures, club members, and executives. Reported by Miss Mary J. Shull with S. Fenton Harris compiling the list and noting organizational involvement across churches, civic clubs, and school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Sheffer
Mark Jenkins
Bickel
Willam Campbell
Hammers’ Garage
S. G. Goode
William E Kelly
Henry Rinker
W. B. Watson
Gertrude Alt
M. Rolnick
Liberty
Maurice Starr
Jesse Pittinger
People's Bank
O. B. Stone
Edwin Devilbiss
F. Leo Smith
Maggie Metcalfe
J. Gould Myers
Roy Gardner
Liberty Woman's Clil
Eleanor Wenrick
Herman Hauver
Ruby W. Myers
I. S. Arbaugh
Thomas A. Simpson
Annie Yingling
Elmer E Chandler
Roger W. Curfman
Earl D. Young
Philip L Farrell
J. Elizabeth Norris
Eugene S. Hammond
Harry Monshour
Jefferson
Robert Thrasher
Martha E. Souder
Harry Summers
Harry Purnell
Lizzie Remsberg
Emery Remsberg
Ruth Dade
Seller
Myrtle Sham
Albert Bussard
Harry Shall
A. Talb Brice
David Fry
Homer Gra
Keefer Crampton
Trapped by Slide in Greystones Buried Man Likely Dead
Rescue workers labor at Greystones in the Irish Free State as a wall cave-in traps Joseph O Leary for over 42 hours. Crowds gather while rescuers search the debris. a priest lowers into the wall to grant conditional absolution before a final cave-in worsens the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Dee
Joseph O'Leary
O'Leary
Widow near death after shooting in Haperstown
In Haperstown Maryland a 22 year old widowed man identified as Grice Peterson lies near death after being shot four times by a suitor. Thomas E Tucker a 25 year old restaurant worker is in jail on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haperstown
Grice Peterson
Xun Whdow
Thomas E. Tucker
Man Loses Eye Injury Delayed Surgery Denied
An aging patient at Hopkins Hospital suffered an eye injury when a piece of steel struck his left eye 15 months ago while employed at a local plumbing firm. Surgeons declined to perform the planned removal, and the man has not been able to work since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss City
Hopkins
Court orders payment of 34993.01 to Louis Mann in trust funds case
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard sign an order directing John J. Ghingher to pay 34993.01 to Louis Mann of Baltimore as part of the Central Trust Company funds distribution. Mann claimed trusts totaling 176,520.55 from 1929 and sought revocation and receipt of claims and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Circuit Court
John J. Ghingher
State Bank
Louis Mann
Baltimore
Central Trust Company
Mann
W. GC. McSherry
Central Trust
Ghingher
Relief chiseling cases rise in Baltimore figures
About 40 000 on state relief rolls with only 18 brought to court for relief chiseling all in Baltimore city. State Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein stated the county records to date show no more cases beyond the 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
D. 10
Baltimore City
Harry Greenstein
Morgenthau Praises Narcotics Sweep Success
Secretary Morgenthau told the Treasury Narcotics Bureau that the nationwide sweep against illicit narcotics rings is moving at top speed. He cited 791 arrests and said Attorney General Harry Anslinger predicted about a 95 percent conviction rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Washington
Des
Treasury
Narcotics Bureau
Harry J. Ansiinger
Feagaville W C T U Holds December Meeting
Mrs C W Trundle hosted the Feagaville Women’s Christian Temperance Union on December 7 with Mrs E C Renn in charge of Christian citizenship and legislation. The program included readings, a convention report, and a citizenship questionnaire, ending with a benediction and plans for January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville
C. W. Trundle
E. C. Renn
Morsell
Horine
Claude Hargett
Ida Renn
L. C. Horine
Bear’s Gap
Harry Derr
Union
Criminal Case Docket Opens In December Circuit Court
The December term of Circuit Court opened with a four day criminal docket. Trials begin Thursday with seven cases scheduled, including William Carter charged with assault with intent to rape. Civil cases also set, two hundred twenty total dockets listed across civil and criminal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
William Carter
Frederick
Carter
Arthur M. Haller
A. ¥. Bennett
Anthony C. Gillidark
Joseph Warbert
A. James
A. A. Holter
Eldridge B. Fox
James R. Harding
Clyde N. Moxley
Joseph H. Blair, Jr
Moxley
Mr. James
Blair
Reno
Harp
Charles
Ray
Mr. Bennett
Paul L. Ripper
B. B. Rosenstock
Harold Alexander
Paul Karn
Isaac N. Shipley
Samuel A. Lewis
Harry F. May
Amos Brown
Rodney Tome
Willard J. Clark
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Albert J. Holland
Harry W. Ensor
Harry F. Ball
Ball
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Miel Gue
Marx A. Springer
Charles E. Whiting
William Mehaffe
Samuel Vincent
Winchester
Vincent
House of Correction
Arthur D. Willard
Eli G. Haugh
Tuberculosis Preventive Expected Soon From Denver Experts
Denver officials announce that a tuberculosis preventive serum tested on Colorado convicts is nearing public release. National Jewish Hospital doctors, who developed the serum after 15 years of trials, indicate success while maintaining policy of silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Johnson
Colorado
National Jewish Hospital
Delphey's License Service Ad Promises Quick 1935 Tags
An Frederick ad touts Delphey's License service at 140 West Patrick Street promising first in service promptness and daily 1935 license tag issuance. Open every evening, no trouble no delay for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphey
West Patrick Street
Frederick
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George Washington
Edward Blackwell
President Harrison
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Lackwell
Harrison
San Francisco
EB. J. Smedt
England
Ries Torance
Indiana
Mrs. Peterson
Hagerstown
Thomas Tucker
Ulm
Pacific
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Coolidge
Onolulu
Oakland
Honolulu
Pacifc
Honolullu
Chas. T
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A. B.C
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Carty’s
Carty
C. Carty
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