U S EDICT MAY DELAY CIVIL WORK
The U S Civil Works projects in Thomas County face delays as a new state purchasing rule requires approval from the state agency for all materials. Welfare officials hoped to add projects employing about 20 men, but progress stalls until the Baltimore purchasing bureau approves the lists of materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County Works Admirisraton
Maderic
Cini Works
Prederick County Welfare Board
Murenasing
Welfare Board
Suncay Xh
Eta
II Wes
Pur
Civil Works Admministra
Holmes D. Baker
Ater
Dew
Materia
Fureau
Baltimore
Stat
Protect Legal Liquor Washington De Dec 12
Washington reports end of emer gency foreign liquor import permits as lawmakers consider domestic industry bolstering measures. Federal Officials say quotas must tight. Choate Jr signals adjustments under national import policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph FR. Choate, Jr
Slide Kills Eight and Injures Two in Parole District
Eight people were killed and two injured in a violent incident at the Des Gade Parr district. Police report no arrests at this time as investigators review footage and witness statements to determine a motive and identify suspects.
Prosecution Looms Over 100 Dry Cleaners in NRA Case
Dec 12 reports two prosecutions for code violations under the NRA affecting 100 dry cleaners who faced a two day hearing. NRA officials announced eight more violators to surrender blue eagle insignia and cited a lumberman from Centreville for prosecution. A New Jersey restraining order barred charging below code minimums. In Virginia, a white jury will hear George Crawford’s murder trial for the slaying of Agnes Boeing Osley, with venue overruled to exclude Black jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
W. E. Belcher
Centrevine
Ala
Lumberman
Department of Justice
Melvin Sims
Newark
WN. J
Leesburg
George Crawford
Agnes Boeing Osley
Middleburg
Loudoun County
James L. Mc Lemore
Commonwealth
John Galleher
Paul Boring
Lesley
Willam Mitchell
Crawford
Boston
Charles H Houston
Washington
Iswrer
Massachusetts
Testey
Mima Buckner
Here
Princes Arrested Over Pacific Shore Company Theft Case
Princes Serge and David Medivani of Georgia were indicted in Los Angeles on 13 counts of grand theft tied to operating the Pacific Shore Company. Bonds set at $10,000 each. Prosecutors say about $35,000 was stolen from the firm, with offices nicknamed Marrying Aidivanis amid alleged schemes involving wealthy American women. The case involves accusations of embezzlement between February and June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Serge
David Medivani
Georgia
Pacific Shore Oh Company
Ane
Aidivanis
Hewes Resigns as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Washington reports indicate Thomas Hewes has resigned from the Treasury after being stripped of duties by Acting Secretary Morgenthau. Rumors say Walter Cummings may leave the Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation, while Secretary Wood may rejoin the administration later amid ongoing health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Thomas Hewes
Fse
Walter Cummings
Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Government Service
Woda
Contimiung i Health Rom
Roosevet Ing.cated
Advame
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Serret Sevice
Mint
Comptroller of Currencer
2Nz
Printing Ts.mg
Civil Case Tried at December Circuit Court
The December term opens with civil appeal before Judge Arthur D Willard. The first case, from Justice Alton Bennett, heard Aug 2, favored American Oil Co. by $60. Rosensteel represents the plaintiff East End garage, Emonteburg. The oil company is represented by Jacob Rohrback. A second civil appeal from Magistrate Sherman P Bowers involves Richard W Sweeney, with judgment of $50 and costs for Sweeney, represented by E Austin James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D Willard
Alton ¥. Bennett
American Oil Company
Joseph H. Rosensteel
East End
Emonteburg
Rosensteel
F. J. Campbell
Oil Company
Jacob Rohrback
Sherman P. Bowers
Hattle
Kiwanis Honors 4 H Club Members at Frederick Meeting
Outstanding 4 H Club members from Precerick County were guests at the Kiwanis weekly meeting at the Francis Seov hotel. State contest cups were awarded and two Kiwanis leadership awards shown. County officials and county agent Henry R. Shoemaker praised the 4 H work. Maurice Ahak and Atlee Compher spoke of their dairy and poultry judging wins at Timonium and Ayhawn Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precerick County
Francis Seov
Coanty
Maurice Aha‘t
Mid@eown
Atlee Compher
Ballenger
Timonium
Ayhawn Parms
Bethesda
Frederick County
Willard Holter
Pesca Renn
Miaurice Ahak
Mechl Lert
George Stauffer
Meredith Poole
Richard Hargett
Walkersville
Charles Hoke
NSWERS NSWERS JOHN MASEFIELD Poet Laureate of England
Ottawa was made the capital of Canada in 1858. Thomas A Edison was born at Milan Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masefield
England
Ottawa
Canada
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
Ohio
Kiwanis Meeting Highlights 1934 4-H and Community Leaders
The Kiwanis Club elected Parsons Newman vice president for 1934. Officers announced fundraising calendars for Mary and Tercentenary welfare work. 4-H Club members and local officials attended, with remarks by James H Harris and Mr Shoemaker guiding the program. Notables included County Commissioners and a long list of Middletown Walkersville, Union Bridge, and nearby residents. World parachute height record holder V N Bresser, Soviet airman, jumped from 23 020 feet, opening chute after 22 560 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ako
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Charles Remsberg
Frederick
Cecil Holter
Walkersville and
Loberty
Kiwanis Club
Parsons Newman
Wiliam B. Bennet
Charman
Chid
Mary
Robert L. Smuth
Austin E. Rhoads
James H Harris
Mr. Shoemaker
Hblter
Burgee
Derr
Brown
Grove
Secreary
Brice Murdoch
Leslie Zimmerman
4-H Club
Wilbur
D. Culler
J. Francis Derr
Leon Howard
Ira Poole
James Shaff
Meredith Poole
Richard Hargets
Atlee Compher
Pear Prederick
John A. Summers
Braddock
H. Gordon Sheetenheim
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Fogle
Union Bridge
Grayson Mercer
Harmony Grove
Mehr Ifert
Allen Smith
Near Prederick
Robert Keller
G. Richard Bidle
Maurice Absit
Charles Shaffer
George C. Stauffer
Charles Hoke
Walkersvile
Donald Utterback
Woodsboro
Pascal Renn
Ballenger
Willard Hoker
Chas Ifert
William Fouche
Adamstown
Louis Ahalt
Charles Williams
Prederick
V. N. Bresser
Truck Crash Kills Child at Waiting Room in Maine
A skid truck crashed into a trolley waiting room at Pejepescot near Brunswick on December 12, killing one child and injuring five from a local school group. The driver, Edward F. Carker of Medford Massachusetts, was arrested in Bath on a manslaughter charge as police investigated the deadly collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Pejepescot
Edward F. Carker
Medford
Mass
Raihway
Joan Crosby
Carson
Amp
Bath
Police to distribute Christmas baskets to the poor
Frederick police plan the annual distribution of Christmas baskets for the needy. Chief William Steiner says officers seek donations from citizens and merchants this week to meet higher demand than last year when 146 baskets were given. Contributions should be sent to headquarters or notified to police so items arrive by December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William Steiner
Sueimer
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Geo, Crawford
David Mdivani
the Ridge School
Berothy Har Woo
Dorothy Stambat
Argares Zeman
Anna Mehring
Dar- Semeer
Ruth Green
Dorothy Ariotve Trummer
Lee Barrick
Orb Vonas Ecxe Shrier
Harvey Ode
Jamies Clark
Hewes
Gloria
Prystalle
Bennett
Farm Bureau
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Milady
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Maine
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