Sales tax debate again before Congress
Washington reports the sales tax idea returns to the fore as Rep. Treadway proposes a 2-4 percent levy on manufacturers sales, estimating 456 million dollars yearly. He argues higher spending without new taxes is financial folly and intends to file for January 3 introduction. Roosevelt plans a midline legislative program review, with talks on social security and relief, possible three to four billion for public works amid unemployment relief.
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Washington
Rep
Treadway
Massachusetts
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
White Gift Service Draws Large Crowd at Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
A very large crowd attended the White Gift service on Wednesday evening at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver wrote the program with roles for Chauncey Lanner, Audrey Mercer, Virginia Doub, and many others. The service began with a prelude by the church school orchestra, included a candle light Christmas Eve, and closed with Hark The Herald Angels Sing and a postlude. Staging and directing were by Mrs. R. Dean Stickel.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Amos J. Traver
Church School
Chauncey Lanner
Audrey Mercer
Virginia Doub
Rodney Willard
Beulah Given
Mary Aline Markey
Talmadge Lenhart
Grace Angleberger
Floyd Culler
Martha Whitmore
Paul Hammond
Alice J. Bowers
United Lutheran Church
Charles F. Bowers
Harry Baumgardner
Katherine Trundle
Eleanor Kehne
Helen Horine
Sara Louise Simpson
Willam Moore
India
Mary Frances Eichelberger
China
Harry Mossburg
Africa
Billy Brown
Japan
Mildred Eicheberger
South America
Ruth Quinn
Edward Oden
Grayson Bowers
Clemon Lenhart
Jack Kenn
Betsy Given
Deborah Englebrasht
Nelson Shull
Bertha Rice
Ruthellen Lenhart
Betty Zelgier
Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Margaret Lewis
Virginia Mackley
Shandrew Moore
Helen Humm
Julia Bell Hann
Mary Ellen Singer
Herald Angels
R. Dean Stickel
Public sale ordered for Peoples Fire Insurance Company office fixtures
Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard signed a public sale order for furniture and office equipment at the Peoples Fire Insurance Company office at west Church and Court streets. William Walsh as receiver will conduct the cash sale on January 12 to liquidate assets no longer used as the company winds down its affairs.
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Arthur D. Willard
The
Peoples Fire Insurance Company
West Church and
Court Streets
Wiliam
Walsh
State Insurance Commissioner
Peoples Company
Peoples
New War Material Found in Philippines Claims Senatorial Mission
Manila Dec. 26 The Philippine Islands hold the most important source of war material under the American flag says a memorandum released by Senator Tydings. John W. Haussermann notes chromite deposits in Zambales may become one of the world's most important ore bodies and the U S would aid stability by keeping control of these deposits. He warns that loss of access could trigger economic collapse and regional domination by Japan. The report ties to the Tydings McDuffle independence act. The world has about 20 000 known fish species.
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Manila
P. IL
Philippine Islands
United States
Tydings
Mary- Janda
John W. Haussermann
Zambales
Provin
Haussermann
Philippines
Japan
Philippine
State Roads bills paid in September and October
Baltimore December 25 All September and October bills of the State Roads Commission have been paid. Auditor W A Codd reports about 200000 in outstanding bills remain and roughly 200000 on hand to meet them. Gov Ritchie cited similar totals, noting unpaid September bills of 594983 and October bills not yet settled.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
W. A. Codd
Ion
Cook
Albert Cl Ritchie
Noto
Saar Basin territory closed at frontier near plebiscite
Saarbrucken reports the Saar Frontier closed at midnight until January 13 as the League of Nations plebiscite commission tightens borders. The Frankfort Paris sleeper is the first strict- control train, with passports and customs enforcing entry rules and possible troop action if needed. Borders stay shut until January 26 except for urgent business or transit, while Nazi and anti-Nazi propaganda resumes.
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Saarbrucken
Saar Basin
Saar Frontier
League of Nations
Frankfort-Paris
Saar
Germany
France
Spanos children sue Dr Cohen in removed cases
Acting on plaintiffs request for a fair trial, three damage suits by Phyllis, Rose, Mike and George Spanos of Baltimore against Dr Paul Cohen and Redfern Sanatorium were ordered moved to Carroll county for trial. The girl seeks 3500 and the three boys 1500 each. the father's suit was dismissed locally.
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Carroll County
Phyllis
Rose
Mike
George Spanos
Wilk Spanos
Baltimore
Paul Cohen
Gabillasville
Reisterstown
Flints
Dr. Cohen
34 Governors to Take Office In January Inaugurals
Washington dispatch notes 34 governors will be inaugurated next month reflecting a split of 34 Democrats and eight Republicans. Wisconsin selects P. F. La Follette for governor while Minnesota names Floyd B Olson Farmer-Laborist. North Dakota’s Moodie gains election certification after a court decision. Fifteen of the 34 governors are already in office from re‑election.
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Washington
Progressive Party
Wisconsin
P. F. la Follette
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer-Laborite
North Dakota Supreme Court
Thomas H. Moodie
Maryland State Farm Bureau Set For January Baltimore Meet
Wilbert L. Smith of Mt. Pleasant heads Frederick county bureau as Maryland Farm Bureau plans its 19th annual convention in Baltimore January 8 to 11. Speakers include M L Wilson and Chester Gray. a two day corn show with prizes will feature the program alongside county and state Farm Bureau representation.
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Maryland State Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Wilbert L. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Howard W. Jackson
Smith
C. E. Wise
M. L. Wilson
Chester Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federaton
Wilson
Gray
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural Associations
Farm Bureau
Tobias Zimmerman
Cecil K. Holter
Middletown
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Harry W. Nice
No Trial Delay In Hauptmann Case Despite Pamphlet
Flemington N J December 26 No delay expected in Bruno Richard Hauptmann trial set for next Wednesday. Authorities say the jury pamphlet satirizing the Lindbergh kidnapping failed to cause postponement after talks with Supreme Court Justice T W Trenchard. Attorney General Wilentz will question Betty Gow about the last person to see the Lindbergh baby alive. Christmas licenses surge at clerk’s office with 168 issued Saturday and 123 Monday, none on Wednesday.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
T. W. Trenchard
David T. Wilentz
Betty Gow
Hopewell House
Urbana Deputy Named Appointments for Urbana District
Arthur W. Strube appointed district deputy sheriff for Urbana by Sheriff Roy M. Hiltner and took the oath of office Wednesday.
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Urbana
Arthur W. Strube
Roy M. Hiltner
Reckless Driving Charges Dismissed in Christmas Day Incident
Charges of reckless driving following a minor Christmas Day accident on the Opossum Town Pike were dismissed by Magistrate Alton Bennett after a Police Court hearing. Charles H. Baugher and Miss Catherine Creeger faced the case. both vehicles were one side of a narrow road with little damage and no injuries reported.
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Opossum Town Pike
Alton ¥. Bennett
Charles H. Baugher
Frederick
Catherine Creeger
Baugher
Miss Creeger
C. L. Parker
Rene S. Harp
Wiliam Mottwill
John Swelson
Ben Phobus
Lawrence Fagan
Charles “Hunk” Livary
Fred Straley
Phoebus
Fernando Talbert
Fagan
Charles Blumenauer
LeRoy Harrison
Scientists Reach Haven After Five Days At Sea
Four scientists rescued after five days without water reach Tawav Barneo in the Celebes Sea. They are Lawrence T. G. Griswold, William H. Harkness, Le Grand Griswold, and B. C. Tate. They were touring the Philippines when their boat failed and they repaired the motor to reach safety.
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Haven Manila
Tawav
Barneo
Associated Press
Lawrence T. G. Griswold
William H. Harkness
le Grand Griswold
B.C. EB. Tate
Philippines
Celebes
Only a Few Days Left to Get 1935 Auto Tags
The Delphey Daily License Service at 140 West Patrick Street in Frederick offers 24 hour tag processing for 1935 license plates. Open every evening until 10 PM, promising quick service and no delays.
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Delphey Daily
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Japan Faces Record War Budget At Diet Session
Tokyo December 26 The largest war budget in Japan's history totaling about 279 million dollars awaited approval by the 67th session of the Diet. Observers expect the cabinet plan to pass despite New Year holidays. opposition from the majority party may threaten dissolution of the cabinet and new elections.
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Chicago
Washington Street
Sperry
Daily Graphic
Tokyo
Japan
Selyukal
P Gram
Partment
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Raken
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Joseph Nathan Kane
Senate
Chicago River
NEW York Daily Graphic
New York
Philadelphia
C. E. Cline & Son
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Patrick St
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