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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1934

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Maryland Governor elect faces $8,000,000 deficit in 1935

Washington report says Harry Nice after meeting Harry Hopkins says Maryland must raise at least 10 million dollars for relief in 1935. He cites a current deficit near 8 million and estimates rising operating expenses and state road overdrafts. A general sales tax is likely, with cuts before new taxes.

Washington Relef Harry L. Hopkins Harry W. Nice Maryland Mrr Hopkins Nice Ritchie Advisory Committee On Taxation and William J. Tasey State Roads Commission Nica Bin General Assembly United States George L. Radcliffe Simon E. Soboloff J. Purdon Wright

Farm realty prices rise in first nine months

Charles B. Jackson reports for the Federal Land Bank system that farm real estate sold for an average of 2001 per acre in the first nine months, a rise of over 3.00 from 1933. Tobacco farms in the Baltimore district show higher prices, and all districts report more loan collections and installments paid.

Noel Haller Washington and Frederick Naional Farm Loan Association Charles 8. Jackson Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Jackson Washington Federal Land Banks Baltimore Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Haller Land Bank

Mysterious old man linked to Lindbergh case TV report

A feeble, mysterious man appeared at Hauptmann's cell in Hunterdon county jail and stared through the bars as counsel Lloyd Fisher and Warden McGrea learned of the sighting. Fisher said Hauptmann described the visitor as gray bearded and lingering by the cell. London announces a royal commission to probe arms industries with details to follow after Christmas holidays.

Plemington N. J Harry O. McGrea Hunterdon County Lloyd Fisher Bruno Richard Hauptmann Fisher Hauptman Hauptmann

Economy and Efficiency Action Planned by Frederick Groups

A meeting of representatives from the Farm Bureau Grange and the Real Estate Board of Frederick Inc will be held at Farm Bureau headquarters in the Academy Building next week. They will select an economy and efficiency committee to draft and introduce legislation at the coming General Assembly session. Wilbert L. Smith Edward J Holter and James J Ciame are named as key participants.

Farm Bureau, Grange Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc Farm Bureau Academy General Assembly Wilbert L. Smith Mr. Pleasant Parm Bureau Edward J. Holt Reselmiun Uae Ute CIA Gilmmett Flautt Charles T. Meyer Know

Vigilantes vow to quell any further uprising in Shelbyville

Shelbyville Tenn December 21 armed vigilantes announce plans to use force to stop any new riot after last Wednesday’s clashes left a fourth death. National guardsmen numbering 959 remain to Saturday at a daily state cost around five thousand dollars. Commissioner Ed Hance urged militant action and said if we have to die let’s die while addressing the Malante committee. Ten leaders will command eight armed men each to maintain order and aid sheriffs and police tonight amid continued unrest.

Shelbyvill Tenn Ed Hance Mossters Hance Fur Town Hanes Min Tay Order Poreng

Unemployment at 10,671,000 as jobless rise persists

Washington dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor calling the unemployment picture gloomier amid a October tally of 10,671,000 jobless, up over the prior year. It notes modest production gains but little prospect of private industry creating work, while urging urgent relief actions.

Washington American Federation of Labor Perkins Federation Miss Perkins White House America

Roberts Held After Christmas Home Visit Escape

James Roberts, 20, a frequent escapee from the Maryland Training School for Boys, returned to the city for Christmas. He slipped home on West South street but was soon taken into custody by Officer Frank Dorsey and Constable Guy Anders after Chief Allen Bartgis learned of his presence. Roberts said he would be eligible to leave in two months and feared a severe thrashing if returned. He has escaped several times before and was often picked up locally.

James Roberts West South Street Roberts Maryland Training School For Dallas Texas Allen Bartgis Frank Dorsey Guy Anders Roverts

President Roosevelts Favorite Song To Open White House Party

The New York event will feature Home on the Range as the first number at the White House New Year’s party on December 29. Hosts Franklin Jr and John Roosevelt will also request the Continental as the second dance tune. Other selections include You’re the Top Merry Widow Waltz Stars Fell on Alabama and The Blue Danube.

New York Roosevelt White House Franklin, Jr John Roosevelt Alabama Meyer Davis

Long vows wealth redivision plan to Congress

Baton Rouge dispatch reports Sen Huey P Long saying he will push his share the wealth program in Congress and predicts President Roosevelt will support it. The Kingfish asserts national backing for his doctrine to transfer wealth from the rich to the poor, confident in its success.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Senate Huey P. Long Congress Roosevelt

Martin Insull Freed in Embezzlement Case

Chicago December 21 Martin Insull was cleared of embezzlement charges after three failed attempts to prove criminal responsibility for his empire collapse. After six hours of deliberation the jury found him guilty of stealing 344.7 from Middle West Utilities Company, which he led for his private stock market operation.

Chicago Martin Insull Insull Middle West Utilities Company

Larger buying drives corn prices higher in futures market

Chicago trend shows late advances in corn as futures demand boosted by buying after a prior drop. Wheat followed with gains while corn closed unsettled, May prices around 86 to 86.5 cents amid limited offerings and short covering.

Chicago Cofn

1935 Auto Tags for Xmas Rush to Delphey's Service

Advertises 1935 license tags available at Delphey's Daily License Service 140 West Patrick Street Frederick. Seven days left to replace old plates. Promises prompt delivery and daily service for Christmas 1935 license tags.

Delphey West Patrick Street Frederick

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