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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1935

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McCaffrey Dies After Auto Crash In Frederick

Bernard Elmer McCaffrey 45 former city water worker died at Frederick City Hospital after being struck on Market Street near Fourth Street. Coroner Patrick Schnautfer scheduled a hearing with suspect James O. Geisinger charged with reckless driving. City Officer Frank Dorsey disputed the initial account saying McCaffrey stepped from the east curb toward the west when hit, with the car moving left on Market Street.

Bernard Elmer McCaffrey Wezimoan Frederick Frederick City McCaffrey Patrick M. Schnautfer Act Peoples James O. Lee Gelsinger Waite Frank Dorsex Geisinger Offiver Fourth Market Street Mountain City West Fourth Street Edgewood Intels Apung West Fourth Stree Ser

AAA Decision May Rebuild Law If Court Rules Unconstitutional

Chicago December 10 delegates of the American Farm Bureau Federation forecast the Agriculture Adjustment Act might be rebuilt within a constitutional framework if the Supreme Court finds current provisions unconstitutional. Chester C. Davis, administrator of the AAA, said Congress could shape a legislative program in a form acceptable under the constitution depending on the Court’s decision. Holy Name Society Elects President at St. Johns Church. Harry Kennedy elected president. officers include John McE Wilson, Joseph Elkins, Harry Whisner, Francis Smith. The group plans vesper services and Christmas midnight mass. Death notice: details of a man born July 39, 1890, long associated with the Home Society and survived by wife Elizabeth and three children. Funeral arrangements set with M. R. Eichson & Son.

Chicago AAA Supreme Court American Farm Bureau Federation Chester C. Davis Agriculture Adjustment Act Congress Holy Name Society Harry Kennedy Holy Name Society of Tuo The Home Society Tate Michael Henritia Trump McCaffrey M Eizabth Engie McCaffrey A Rew Betty Mary Ye Pat McCadres Joseph Harvey Leister Mises Alma Mary McCaffrey Eugene H.ai Westminster Charles FL MiGalizer Linestown M. R. Etchuon Izabeth Engie Momming Cathalie

Reed Collapses In Supreme Court During Arguments

Washington, Dec. 10. Solicitor General Reed suddenly collapsed during a Supreme Court session after urging the constitutionality of the AAA. Chief Justice Hughes adjourned the court with two hours remaining. Reed may resume tomorrow in a friend of the court defense as Pepper’s attack on the AAA continues. A memorial Norway spruce was planted in Schley Park by city workers, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Bussard in memory of Edward Lease, with use likely for Christmas. Defendants are large county mill producers.

Washington Stanley Reed Supreme Court AAA Reed Hughes George Wharton Pepper Pennsylvania Hope Mills Schley Park John T. Best Clarence A. Bussard Braddock College Plas

Six New Revenue Sources Urged by Maryland Grange Session

Easton Maryland December meeting documents urge six new revenue streams plus a 2 percent state income tax to fund relief and old age pensions. Proposed taxes include amusements, cosmetics, drugs and patent medicines, public utility receipts, whiskey, and a 2 percent income levy. Details project annual yields and note timing for state finance.

Easton Maryland State Grange Join Tax Committee Grange Maryland Farm Bureau Federation Fee Maryland

Old Age Pension List Stirs Frederick County Welfare Meeting

A Winchester Hall gathering of Frederick County welfare leaders and state lawmakers discussed the old age pension program and its funding, noting federal matching funds likely for next year. Officials counted about 600 potential pension recipients, with 932 applications received to date, while WPA relief transitions and county budgets were also reviewed.

Prederick County Winchester Hall Frederick County Works Progress Administration Welfare Board Lewis R. Dertzbaugh James H. Grove Secretar William C. Royal James H. Gambrill. Jr John A. Shires Eagar H. McHride Walter P. Zeigler Greenstein Ronie Hyattaville Mary— Lang WPA Turner WPA Cares Baltimore Total Welfare Board

ASKS MORE BIDS Of New Highsas Work

Dec 10 bids for one of the new Frederick project tasks sought by city officials. Officials aim to advance construction on the Highsas work with competitive bidders and clear specifications.

Frederick

Must Pay Tax cuted Unless They Do

Edgar Aller Poe Jr assistant attorney general said merchants who failed to pay their percent gross receipts tax would be prosecuted after a grand jury charged a Baltimore hardware dealer with refusing to pay 200 in taxes and penalties. He announced a statewide effort to recover about 500 000 in back taxes from over 32 000 merchants checked so far about 10 500 unpaid. Budapest Dec 11 Stephan Goersey MP urged wine growers to sever ties with foreign markets to safeguard Hungarian wine interests.

Baltimore Edgar Aller Poe, Jr Poe

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