Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Endorses REA Program
The Frederick County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at the State Armory with about five hundred in attendance and reaffirmed support for economy in government, farm to market roads, and rural electrification. Delegates and officers were elected for the State meeting in January. resolutions praised county fiscal vigilance and tax reform toward real estate income as a tax base. The group urged continued utility support for the Maryland REA plan, opposed large expenditures without referendums, and called for legal changes to adopt production-based tax valuations.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
State Armory
Pleasant
State Farm Bureau
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Frederick county
General Assembly
Benjamin H. Rosenstock
Allen M. Pitzer
Dewistown
Mehr
Ramsburg
Rosenstock
WE. Burall
New Market
J. A. Engle
Bartholows
Alvie ME
Mt. Pleasant
Frank M. Stevens
Greagerstown
Hoy C.i . Schaffer
Braddock
Frederick
Herbert W. Duvall
Romsher
Thomas Baumgardner
M. Shalt
Roddy
George V. Arnold
L. Davis
George C Thomas George M. Wachter
Clifford
Barry Poole
George W. Thomas
W. F Moran
John Cramer
Alen
M Pitzer
Guy P. Waters
Roy
W Schaffer
Walter Martz
Cutler
J. M. Cutler
bureau
Lown business
mers
Culler
Grade crossing suits moved to Frederick court
Fourteen lawsuits against H R Poe and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad arising from the Rockville grade crossing tragedy last April were ordered removed to the Frederick Court. The accident claimed the lives of fourteen Williamsport students.
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Hagerstown
H.R. Poe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rockville
Frederick Court
Williamsport
Four Charges Against Man Following Cutting
Wolfsville man Ragan P. Cline faces four charges after a week old knife attack on Commodore B. Pryor, principal of a local school. Pryor discharged from hospital. hearing tonight before Justice Jasber Ecker. Pryor’s ruined car found with engine damaged and tires torn. Cline arrested after knife surfaced in evidence.
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Ragan P. Cline
Wolfsville
Commodore B. Pryor
Jas ber
WL Ecker
Thurmont
Pryor
Walter K. May
alu
Gline
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Cline
Hood College Christmas Activities End Thursday Morning
Christmas carol singing is planned from 5 30 to 7 30 am Thursday as four student groups tour the city with lighted candles. A morning service at Brodbeck Hall was led by Presidents Stahr and Apple, with Dorothy Wiseman giving a violin solo. The formal Christmas dance is set for 6 15 pm and holiday glasses will resume Monday January 8.
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Lived College
therr
Brodbeck Hall
enzy I. Stahr
Satisfied Lindbergh Case Not Fully Solved in New Jersey
Trenton New Jersey December 18 Governor Harold G Hoffman expressed satisfaction with the Lindbergh murder case but said he had no evidence of any further doubt and did not press for additional action. The remarks reflect ongoing confidence in the investigation status.
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Lindbergh
Trenton
Harold G. Hoffman
Thirty Billion Mark Passed By U S Debt
The article notes a fiscal milestone of debt nearing thirty billion dollars and mentions a December event related to financial figures and an anniversary service at Trinity Reformed Church. Dr. and Mrs. Marsey J. Roth are honored on Dr. Roth's fortieth pastorate anniversary in Hanover Pennsylvania. Dr. Joseph H Apple delivers greetings from Hood College and the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church.
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speke
Marsey J. Roth
Dr. Roth
Trinity Reformed Church
Hanover
Joseph H Apple
Hood
Potomac Syhod
the
Reformed church
A. R. Brodbeck
Jury Foreman Survey Continues Amid Poison Fight
A survey analysis continues to seek poison findings as one survey group transfers from this site. The notice references a jury foreman alternate road project and indicates ongoing evaluation by the survey team.
Feared gangsters provoke inquiry on highway plans
In Maryland the state highway commission pursued a new route from Frederick to Hagerstown despite protests. A proponent delegation led by Dr J Hubert Wade urged delays for hearings while engineers reviewed alternate routes. The dispute centered on Braddoes Heights to Funkstown and the cost comparison with current routes as bids for the first phase opened.
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Suneang
Frederick
Hagerstowas
connt Rraups
onernce
Harry reteSsTU
two
State Roads
W Nice
J Hubert Wade
Boonsboro
Xice
Hagesiosn Chamber of Commerce
rcute
new
Hagerstown
Fagerstown
Fr. Dryer
Frederick county
rods commission
PWA
ney road
Was ton Frederick Gettysburg Highway Memorial Booklet Presented
An attractive booklet illustrating Was ton Frederick Gettysburg Highway scenes was prepared for presentation to the President and the Memorial Commission. The route, praised as ancient and beautiful, has been in use since 1822 and may be chosen as a national historic highway route.
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Waston-Frederick-Gettysburg
United States
Washington-Lincoln
Memorial-Gettsbourg Boulevard
Davard
Market Buyers Eye Specialties At Early Trade
Market reporters note buyers focused on specialties in opening trading, with a calm market after a brisk start. Silver volumes appear crowded as a few puny assets lag, while law priced steers show demand. Radio leads activity with a small advance, wheat firmens and cotton slightly up. Bonds steady, call money at 0.75 percent, and the pound opens at 4.27 dollars.
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ist
Grove Co Secures County Road Contract
State Roads Commission today announced award of a contract for highway construction work in Grove County to Time Company of Lime Kiln on a bid of 22.15625 dollars. The project covers macadam with bituminous surfacing of 109 miles along the New Midway Dietour road near Detour.
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State Roads Commission today
Midway-Dietour
Distribution at Green Reformed Sunday School
A church event titled Stocking Club Distribution is noted at Green Reformed Church. The timing is uncertain due to garbled OCR text, but it mentions a Sunday School room and an annual gathering with expected attendees and implied fund or gift distribution.
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pastor af ch
ing Cinh Frida
Yereck
Simday School
Greee Reformed enveh
Montgomery County Officials to Attend State Conference
Montgomery County commissioners voted to attend a state conference at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore to discuss deficits and war-related means. The county, described as the largest in the state, will participate alongside Frederick County and the state conference committee in this meetings agenda.
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Montgomery
Baltimore
Monttomery
Ine county
WEEIOT
Ted side
Bankruptcies Filed in United States District Court
Henry M. Warrenfelt, a retired Wolfsville bank clerk, petitions bankruptcy through attorney Albert S. Brown. The petition lists liabilities of 7982 70 and assets of 100 and has been referred to referee Holden Fellon in bankruptcy.
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United States District Coutty
Henry M. Warrenfelt
Wolfsville
Albert S. Brown
Holden &. Fellon
im bank
Tuptcy
Weather Today Summary
Fragmented weather data finds values for Brec.p. 368 inches and Devenront 193 299 inches. It notes December deficiency 11.94 inches and yesterday high 41, low last night 23. Sunset 4.49 pm, sunrise tomorrow, moonrise 12:6 pm, moonset 12:36 pm.
Drama and Dust in AAA Supreme Court Trial
Washington reports a chaotic courtroom scene as AAA's case looms before the Supreme Court. Notables including Reed and Pepper spar over acts affecting farmers, with denser chatter and mixed loyalties among lawyers and officials.
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DUTCHER
The News
Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Dred
rangiag haires
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
h.cf
Hoosac Mills
Armour & Core packer
Stanley Reed
Cummongs
ano
Imey Hiss
Savoy
heanney Reed
Senate South Carolina
Lyddane Trial Set For Second Hearing Date
The report notes a January hearing date in a case involving defendants tied to a bank or financial matter. It mentions Judge Reece, Bankhead cotton act supporters, and figures like MacReynolds amid arguments on technical issues, with references to political alignments and contested questions.
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Penper
anal
cinich
Reece
lark
Repper
emiloyses
MacReynolds
ervonnes
Italy Claims Victory After Major Battle
Italy announces victory after a major clash in Africa as League delegates weigh Franco British proposals. Mussolini signals possible concessions, while French sources suggest no ready path to peace. The council session opens amid cautious optimism and warnings of related political risk. Violent combat with swords and bayonets is reported in Bad golio.
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Geneva
League
Ialy
buy
Brush
Asincintegt Pees Naingere
Italy
Ethiopia
Prequer Mussolini
League council
Associated Press
Mussolini
grand souneds
Scores of Fascists Wounded in Hospitals in Africa War
Reports from Rome and Asmara state Salian government and Italian forces suffered many wounded as Ethiopian forces clashed along the Takkaze river. General Badoglio described attacks near Denke Guing and Asbi with casualties including officers, Eritreans, and Askaris.
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Rome
ats
Europia
Takkaze nver
Halen
acre FaRitanest
Atal Timchet
Deabe
Pietro Badoglio
Halman
eld
Mal Timche
Denke Guing
Denke Guinn pass
Asmara
Eritrea
Takkaze
Adusa
Tralianaere
Federated Charities Directors Hold Meet
The Federated Charities Organization held its regular quarterly meeting led by president Holmes D. Baker. Miss Florence Garner reported three months of activity including 29 patients, 122 nurses, 784 office interviews, 554 relief families, and December 1 figure 67. Kindergarten enrollment reached lower counts with 70 average attendance. Christmas party planned for Monday afternoon led by Miss Margaret Euenauser. Resolutions mourned the death of vice president John M Ciller, with attendees listed.
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the
Federated Charities Organzation
Holmes D. Baker
Florence £. Garner
Margaret Eueniauer
John M Ciller
Mr. Baker
Frederick W Bowers
J. vers Tooma
Thomas Rockwell
Jacob Rasensiocs
James i Gamler Jr
John W Grove
W Cilatos Me Sherry
Mss Garner
Mas. Annah B. Gromacil
Jona
Woite
Bullet Wound Fatal To Geo Olvany Jr
New York December 18 George Olvany Jr son of former leader Hail died today at the Neurological Institute of Columbia University Presbyterian Hospital. Death resulted from a self inflicted bullet wound suffered at Saranac Lake for his health care. He was brought to New York as soon as his condition permitted.
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New York
fAPi
George Olvany Jr
Hail
Neurological Institute
Columbia University Presbyterian
Saranac Lake
Leatherman Cleared in Larceny Trial at Circuit Court
A jury in Circuit Court found Poster B. Leatherman of Brunswick not guilty of stealing an $85 mall saw from Ira G. NeLaw Myersville two years ago. Attorneys O M Schnauffer and Alban M. Wood defended Leatherman.
Legion Auxiliary Plans Gifts and Card Party This Winter
The Legion Auxiliary met Sunday afternoon with Miss Aline Gaither of the city winning the annual quilt award. A card party is announced for January, with Mrs Bruce Starner as chairman. The gathering focused on plans for the coming year and featured speaker Pettingall of Francis Ley 2 as a visitor.
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Pettingall
Francis Ley
ay Aline Gaither
Bruce Starner
charman
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