Nominating Committee Names Candidates for Chamber Posts
Frederick Chamber of Commerce reports a nominating committee of Holmes D. Baker Glenn O Garber and Mayor Liosd C Cwier will report nominations for president at the January 1 board meeting Rich ard F Simmons first vice president will become acting president during the three weeks before that meeting Jesse W Kolb is second vice president Wilson resigns after six months on the board Frederick Real Estate Board to be invited to widen the Georgetown Pike committee to be appointed by the president A budget discussion yields a 154 member total with 86 new members since the campaign and 100 more projected at the next meeting
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Lews L. Wilen Frederick
Wilson
Frederick
Georgetown Pike
Monoracybridge
Henerson’s Corner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Unemployment Recognition Emphasized in Senate Testimony
Washington December 17 AP says efforts to Scavitize employment on the B and O are credited with lowering labor turnover from 25 to 10 percent since 1923. Daniel Willard president of the railroad testified before the Senate Labor Committee. He noted winter rail braking and use of a full work force as causes and urged renewed attention to the unemployment problem. C F Jackson of Union Pacific also spoke.
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Washington
B& OR
Daniel Willard
Ract
Senate Labor Committee
Willard
C. F. Jackson
Union Paclice
Grove Community Club Meets and Attends Holiday Events
Grove community group meets December 14 at Mrs. Edward Gittings home with President Mrs. Anna Thomas presiding. Members read Homemaker's Creed and discuss Santa gift ideas. 4 H club members John Schaefer and Eleanor Thomas demonstrate. Court sentence eight months for Theodore Bearatt in unauthorized use of an automobile case.
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Erme
Grove Community Club
Edward Gittings
Anna Thomas
Santa
Edna Mmyers
John Schaefer
Braddock
Eleanor Thomas
Har- Grove
Singnas Ohrmns
Carisnastreat Chapel
Christmas Vesper Service Echoes Unity And Peace
A church Christmas program featured readings from The Shepherd’s Song and a musical selection led by Prof. Henry T. Wade. Dr. Leipbach connected the heavenly music to home memories and the spirit of Christmas, stressing unity across social classes and the Prince of Peace.
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Mincel
Dean Ger Desu
the Shepherd's Sram
Handel
Seven Fold
Attica
Stainer
Bethlehem
Philips Brooks
Dubois
Leipbach
Re- Church Messenger
Prince of Peace
Prof
Henry T. Wade
Jury awards $115 in auto damage case near New Market
A Baltimore Pike collision between a car and a bull killed the animal and caused $115 in damages awarded to Thurman Burgess of New Market in a suit against William B Lebherz. Judge John Newman presided. the trial opened May 4, 1827, with a jury of local residents. The petit jury was excused until January 7, and a juvenile court case involving Miller, Grimes and Sunday boys on statutory charges was slated for Thursday morning.
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Thurman Burgess
New Marget
William B Lebherz
Vais City
John
Newman
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Charles D. Metz
George W. Liky
Albert C. Miler
Jet Foe
Howard C. F. Burtier
L. Roy Remsberg
Brandenburg
Charles R. Luther O. Pry
Willis E. Derr
Wiliam HL Albargh
Burgess
Alban ML Wood
Mr. Leahers
Clinte
Mcsherry
Miller
Son Held In Jail For Death Of Mayor And Wife
In Carbondale I Dec 17 AP the investigation into the slaying of former Mayor J C Hundley and his second wife Luella focused on a tiled backyard well at the home of Hundley’s son 39. The son is jailed on the crime charge. A blue serge coat with a blood spot found in the son’s basement will be tested in St Louis along with a blood-stained khaki shirt, his wife saying he wore it while quail hunting Monday.
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Carbondale. I
J. C. Hundley
Luella
Igror AL Hundley
St. Louis
Hoover visitation guarded in Montevideo amid protests
In Montevideo Uruguay on December 17 President-elect Hoover faced tight police protection during his stay. Authorities minimized the danger while monitoring radical groups in streets and near government buildings as Hoover met officials and faced public demonstrations.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Hoover
Mont
Afr
Alent Lsnter
Sandino
Niraras
Sacco
Van
Husband Arrested in Killing of Oakland Woman
Police say George Tanner, 23, husband of the victim, confessed to a quarrel with his wife on Saturday and killed her at their Oakland home nine months after secret separation. He was arrested following discovery of the young woman’s body in bushes behind a church. The case is handled by Dayton Stemple, Presiding Attorney.
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Edgeet
George Tanner
Atlomes
Dayton Stemple
Anner
Tanners
Oakland
Paraguay Accepts Pan American Mediation Offer in Bolivian Dispute
Washington reports Paraguay has received and accepted mediation by the Pan American Conference to help resolve its dispute with Bolivia. Paraguay's charge d affaires Juan V. Ramirez says formal acceptance has been conveyed, though Bolivia may demand reparations for the Fort Vanguardia attack before proceeding.
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Washington
Paraguay
Bolivia
State Department
Juan V. Ramirez
Gafaites
Seven Missing From Gomhs Hotel Fire In Kentucky
The search for seven missing persons from the Gomhs Hotel fire continues with a National Guard unit called up. Five bodies have been recovered, and known dead include J Edward Pirie 30, his wife 28 Emily Size rc 18 a chambermaid W A Wooters 42 and Finney Taylor 42.
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Hazard
Gomhs
Kentucky National Guard
J. Edward Pirie
Emily A. Sizerc
W. A. Wooters
Finney Taylor
Baltimore Flu Cases Hold Steady Versus Last Year
Baltimore health officials report 97 influenza cases locally and 135 new cases state wide, leaving the year over year tally virtually unchanged. Doctors say there is no cause for alarm and traffic restrictions remain avoided. The report contrasts with New York where a flood of vetoes and a spike in scores marked a different day.
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Baltimore
Alain
Trafing
New Yorks
Apj
Eng
Yaus
Fire Guts Coal Pile At Brunswick City Yard
A coal pile caught fire at the Brunswick City Garage Tuesday morning, drawing a large volunteer response. Firefighters battled the blaze aggressively before authorities contained it and reported no injuries.
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al Brunswick
Bruns
Senators to Fight For Full Enforcements Bill Funds
The Senate faces a battle over a proposed enforcement bill with about 27000000 dollars added by the Senate to fund prohibition enforcement. Senator Harris of Georgia says to carry the fight to the Senate floor and expects allies to keep the higher appropriation in the bill. Senator Overman and conference members align with Harris urging continued funding.
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Senate
AR —Conway
House
Tew
Bruce
Maryland
Harris
Georgia
Overman
North Carolina
Be Arraigned Tuesday Under Anti Narcotic Law
Harry C. Davis a self confessed narcotic addict arrested in Frederick during the early summer by Officer Hitner will be arraigned in Federal Court at Baltimore before Judge William Cosman on Tuesday morning at 10 oclock. Davis previously held without bond and recently re arrested after a raid on a physician’s office. Oliver Hilmer will go to Baltimore Tuesday to testify.
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Harry C. Davis
Frederick
Res Hitner
Baltimore
William ©. Co Sman
Ted Felle
Precot
Wasington
Davis
Frenerlock
East al
Patrick Street
Pearl the Square
F Goodell
Washington
Prey
Fede
Atlanta
Fedes
Iocal
Osiver Hilmer
Afghanistan King Refugee Reported Amid Disturbances
Fragmentary text mentions refugees in Afghanistan and disturbances in the Tempter sections. Names listed include Mr. and Mrs. Boon Wachter, David Biddinge and Anderson, Grayson, Al Howtman, Annie Boo, Ruby Boone, Eugene Tait, Florence and Billy Carmack.
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Afghanistan
Tere Boone
Mr. Wang
David Biddinge
Anderson
Grayson
al Howtman
Annie Boo
Boon Wachter
Cad Hedman
Ruby Boone
Eugene Tait
Florence
Billy Carmack
Dresses Stolen From Brunswick Lace Store
Merchandise valued at 200 to 300 dollars disappeared from The Lace Store on Portemac Street Brunswick. E M Gordon the manager found the loss when opening today totalling 22 dresses 2 to 13 pairs of silk hose and several suitcases. Entry appeared from a rear window with suspects possibly local. Deputy Morgan P Runkles led the investigation as store staff noted the thieves were familiar with the premises.
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Micks
Portemac Street
Brunswick
E. M. Gordon
Idoneos
Morgan P. Runkles
Frederick County Ministers Hold Their Monthly Meeting
The Frederick County Ministerial Association held its regular monthly meeting at 10:30 this morning in the YMCA. New members welcomed included Rev. J B Thomas and Rev. and Mrs. Chas L Reiter among others. Invitations for luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel at 12:20 were extended to a long list of ministers and spouses.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
R.L Mowbray
J. E. Ainsworth
G. E. Dryden
Geo. W. String
Geo. H. Seller
John W. Fisher
We. CG
Smith
B. F
Blubaugh
C. We Walck
W. Willner
Hennie G. Fueffer
Henry J. Y
Chas
Hosss
H. Robinson
A. S
Ask for Aid for Five Families in County
An appeal for assistance for county families in need was presented by Mrs. Michael E Fue executive secretary of the Children's Aid Societies. Mrs Fue and Mrs Pue outlined several agencies to provide help for food clothing and other essentials noting contributions will be directed by donors to specific cases including families with a hospital bound father and widowed mother seeking support for seven children and three children households.
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Michael E.fue
Children’s Aid Societies
Pue
Father Law Hospital
Elinor Hoyt Wylie, Noted Poet and Novelist, Dies
Obituary notes the death of Elinor Hoyt Wylie a celebrated poet and novelist from Rosemont Pennsylvania The piece highlights her literary career and mentions her prominence in American letters and regional culture.
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Elinor Hoyt Wylie
180000 Sign Petition for Treaty Ratification
A mass petition campaign circulates among churches across America urging ratification of a major treaty. Organizers cite broad religious support and civic duty as motivations for congregations to sign.
King George Rumored to Improve Amid Sleep Reports
Buckingham Palace released an optimistic bulletin noting slight improvement in King George's condition. Officials cited the king’s recent natural sleep as a contributing factor, while observers question whether earlier reports overstated nightly rest.
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Sundar
Buckingham Palace
Memorial hall eyed for Rockville ex service men
A Rockville American Legion post moves to establish a memorial hall for Montgomery county veterans. The plan would repurpose the Farmers’ Banking and Trust Co building, relocate it to Montgomery avenue, and create a two story center with a basement for post activities. A committee led by Harold C. Smith oversees the project.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Henderson-Smith-Edmonds American Legion
Montgomery Avenue
Wo Farmers’ Banking and Trust Co
Bank
American Legion
Harold C. Smith
Robert Peter, Jr
E. Hawks
Philip W. Gates
Frederick F. Deming
J. Banks Berry
Two Girls Die in Baltimore Hit and Run Tragedy
The bruised bodies of two high school girls, Marie and Thelma Vinck, 15, were found on Church Street near Annapolis Road in Curtis Bay suburbs. An unknown driver struck them and fled. police notified families who learned of the double tragedy this morning after a passerby reported the incident.
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Church Street
Annapoli Road
Curtis Bar
Marie St Thelma Vinck
Ie Thelma
Thera
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