Quinte County Tax Rate Near One Dollar Set Monday
County commissioners reviewed the budget details as they prepare the official tax rate for the new fiscal year. December collections were good but totals fall short of the amount due. The 1934 levy is largely collected, with increases forecast due to state maintenance costs and a planned general property reassessment next year.
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Board of Countyommissioners
A. H. Derr
Derr
Office
Thomas A. Chapeue
Springfield State Hospital For
Sykesville
Crownsville Institution For Colored Insane
Mt. Hopeland
Maryland Training School For
County Board of Education
T M FELTON DEAD
Thaddeus Meade Felton a Frederick miller died at Frederick City Hospital after a six month illness at age 63 He came from Everett Pennsylvania and with partner Raymond L Kelly ran Felton and Kelly mill Since 1903 he owned the Ceresville mill Surviving are his wife two sons and multiple siblings The funeral will be held Monday at his residence and he will be interred at Mt Olivet cemetery. CORN THEFT CASE A charge of stealing a half bushel of corn near Daysville was held open Justice Bennett remanded Fred Quick to jail The theft occurred at daybreak Christmas morning according to Roosevelt Marshall who stopped Quick Sheriff Hiltner and Deputy Smith assisted police in the arrest.
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Thaddeus Meade Felton
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Mr. Felton
North Markety Street
Everett
Ceresville
Edward D. Shriner
Raymond L. Kelly
Felton and Kelly
Felton
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
John A
Nancy Eshelman Felton
Maude C. Felton
Thaddeus M. Felton, Jr
John G. Felton
Jhome
Laura V. Felton
I. M. Boor
Bedford
Fred Oler
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Roosevelt Marshall
Daysville
Justice Bennett
Fred Quick
Marshall
Quick
Hiltner
Smith
Weather Today and December Precipitation Figures
The report covers precipitation for 24 hours ending today and December totals. It lists excess precipitation in 1934 through December 1, compares normal December figures, and gives yesterday's high and last night's low temperatures with the corresponding figures from a year ago. Also includes sunrise and sunset times and moonrise and moonset for tomorrow.
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Welcome to 1935: banks close as New Year begins
Frederick’s year end ushers in a light holiday pattern with Monday possible, but Tuesday mostly a standalone New Year. Banks and stores close for the day, post office services curtailed yet open morning windows, mail collections downtown, watchnight observed in churches, and a return to regular business Wednesday as calendar and fiscal year resume.
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Frederick
Past Masters Meet Elects Officers at Frederick Masonic Temple
The Past Masters Association of Frederick County held its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple. Four candidates received the Past Master degree and officers were elected for the coming year. A dinner followed at the Francis Scott Key hotel in the Blue and Grey room.
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Frederick County
Masonic Temple
Lawrence E. Bentz
Robert B. Crothers
Francis A. Edmonds
George F. Stunkle
Harry B. Mueller
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Maryland
H. Noel Haller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mild Flu Epidemic Reported in Maryland
Baltimore December 29 AP A mild epidemic of influenza was reported in Maryland by Dr R H Riley director of the State Department of Health. He said the situation is not serious with no deaths and that bad colds are prevalent but flu cases few. He urged bed rest for colds and early physician contact along with ample fluids.
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Baltimore
Maryland
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Xmas Meeting of Lions at Hotel Frederick Luncheon
The Lions Club held a Christmas party at noon Thursday at the Hotel Frederick. The entertainment committee organized the event. Santa Claus was played by four members who gave humorous gifts to each member. The Saint Nicks were C Thomas Summers H David Hagan Roger B Wolfe and Rev Walph E Hartman. A Hart Etchison presided with City Engineer Elmer SiC Maxwell attending as a guest.
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LIONS
Lions Club
Frederick
Santa Claus
Saint Nicks
C. Thomas Summers
H David Hagan
Roger B Wolfe
Walph E Hartman
A. Hart Etchison
Elmer Sic
Maxwell
States Compile Liquor Revenue in First Year
States operating their own liquor systems posted millions in added revenue, while a federal judge in Pennsylvania ruled the state liable for federal liquor taxes including a 1 million floor tax, challenging sovereignty. Federal estimates projected national revenue near 525 million. Pennsylvania stood out with about 11 million in income from state stores.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Uquor
American Girl Arrested in Germany Over Remarks
Miss Elsa Sittell of New York was arrested in Waldmohr Germany for allegedly making derogatory remarks about Hitler’s storm troopers and Nazi guards. She disappeared while traveling near the French border and was taken into custody at Schoeneberg station after a restaurant encounter led to accusations of slanderous remarks.
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Waldmohr
Germany
Elsa Sittell
New York
Miss Sittell
Schoeneberg
Gangler
Schoeneberg Station
City of Baltimore to Have Healthy Surplus
Baltimore reports a year end surplus of about 2.42 million dollars, $460000 above earlier estimates. The city remains largely in the black, needing only December receipts equal to December 1933 to finish with a 1934 surplus, as daily revenues stay ahead of last year.
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Baltimore
Final rush for auto tags at State office in Baltimore
Baltimore December 29 The final rush for automobile tags drew about a thousand people to the State Motor Vehicle Commissioner’s office as the last day to secure licenses before New Year’s Day approached. All cashiers and clerks were used to issue tags and those in line at closing time would receive them. Miss Etta Lambert, 70, remained in serious condition at Frederick City Hospital after being struck by a car near 344 West Patrick Street on Christmas Eve.
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Baltimore
Etta Lambert
West Patrick Street
He ‘Frederick City Hospital
Alumni Hold Dance at Hotel Frederick
Alumni of Brunswick High School held a very enjoyable dance at Hotel Frederick Friday night. The event began at 9 o clock and a supper was served at midnight. One hundred couples attended the gathering.
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Brunswick High School
Hotel Frederick
Engagement of Miss Helma Hann to Laurens Bowers announced
Mr and Mrs John D Hann announce the engagement of their daughter Helma L Hann to Laurens N Bowers son of Mr and Mrs John W Bowers The announcement was made at Miss Hanns home during a card party Prizes were won by Miss Mul dared DeLashmutt Earl Roelke and John Hull Miss Hann a Frederick High School graduate 1925 and Sargent School of Physical Education graduate 1928 has been girls physical education instructor at Frederick High School and active in City Playground work Laurens N Bowers Frederick High School graduate 1925 is manager of the Gulf service station at Seventh and Market streets No wedding date set.
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East Seventh Street
Helma L
Laurens N. Bowers
John W. Bowers
East South Street
Miss Hann
Bridge
Muldared DeLashmutt
Earl Roelke
John Hull
Hann
Frederick High School
Sargent School of Physical Education
Cambridge
Mass
Bowers
Gulf Service
Seventh and Market Streets
Howard A. Quinn
View
Pearl
Charlotte
John Stiles
Rockville
New Market Grange
Jug Bridge Woman's Club
Stiles
WN. C. Stiles
Maryland
Myr
Howard Quinn
E G, Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
Charlotte Quinn
Naomi Shoemaker
Louise Peasey
Ruth Nicodemus
Ruth Schaffer
Dorothy Coblent
Lucile Nicodemus
Agatha Hoke
Mildred Quinn
Mary Elizabeth Stauffer
Nellie Witter
John Lilles
Norman Hull
Pascal Benn
George Stauffer
John Arthur Summers
Charles Hoke
Edwin Flock
Merril Tiet
Eston Hoffman
Russell Keller
Donald Utterback
Maurice Ahalt
Francis Derr
Atlee Compher
Mr. Nicodemus
Henry Summers
Joshua Summers
Two youths identified as tourist inn bandits
Belair December 29 two young men in a bullet scarred car were held at the state police sub station near Conowingo in connection with the holdup of Mrs Sadie Ayers at a Rising Sun tourist camp last night. Mrs Ayers identified both men as the holdup duo. Police noted two bullet holes in the car, not fresh.
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Belair
APJ
Oxford
State Police
Conowingo
Sadie Ayers
Rising Sun
J R. Buckworth
Ayers
Ned
Buckworth
Market Trims New Year Gains on Quiet Wall Street
New York stock market tones down holiday cheer as gains hold with steady close. Turnover hits 780000 shares, call money returns to 1 percent, and optimism persists in equities amid holiday caution and profit taking. Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 5 holds meeting with Mary Appleberger presiding and plans for January events.
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New York
Weather Outlook For North and Middle Atlantic States
Weather outlook shows a week beginning Monday with rain in the south and snow or rain in the north. Snow occurs midweek, with further snow or rain possible in the south by weekend. Warmer conditions are expected early in the week, with temperatures rising by Friday.
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Middle Atlantic
South
Bilbo Silence Stuns Washington Politicos In New Deal Era
Washington notes highlight Senator-elect Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi as unusually quiet in the capital, with Pat Harrison seen guiding the silence while Huey Long faces discouraging party alignment. Recalled memories of Bilbo’s past as a bold AAA figure contrast with his current reticence, and speculation swirls about crosswise ties with Long and possible future political moves.
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Washington
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Bibo
AAA
Pat Harrison
Pat
Bilbo
Heath
Huey Long
Huey
Washington News
Long
Missing plane reported near Rockwood New York
An Albany report states a Boston-Cleveland airliner missing since last night radioed that it believed it was near Rockwood seven miles west of Gloversville. Pilot Ernest E Dryer said the three pilots and one passenger were safe and near a signal fire guiding searchers.
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Rockwood
Gloversville
Adirondack
Ernest E.dryer
Dryer
American Airlines
United States
Canada
Japan Renews Call for Equality in Naval Pact
Washington dispatch reports Japan scrap of the Washington naval treaty effective December 31 1934 and a push for a new pact based on a common upper armament limit for the United States Britain and the Far East. Ambassador Saito voiced willingness to discard half the navy if such a limit is agreed and urged abolition of offensive weapons with emphasis on defensive balance. The Japanese Foreign Office explained the need to end unequal armaments for national defense and to deter naval arms races.
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Washington
Japan
Hiroshi Saito
State Department
Hull
United States
Great Britain
Far Eastern
Japanese Foreign Office
Radio Racket Warning Issued by Local Police Chief
Police Chief Allen Bartels warns residents about a radio test scam operated by a man calling himself I. N. McAllister with a fake Baltimore address. Victim Mrs. James P. Gooch of Doubs lost $4.75 after a “free” radio test. two tubes swapped for a replacement later cashed her check. Baltimore police found the claimed National Radio Service to be defunct and the follow-up address false. It is unclear if others were targeted.
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Allen Bartels
I. N. McAllister
Baltimore
James P. Gooch
Doubs
Bartgis
McAllister
Berman Habeas Petition Dismissed By Judge
Easton Md Dec 29 Chief Judge W Mason Shehan dismissed the twentieth habeas corpus petition of Louis Berman serving a life term for murder The judge denied reopening the proceedings for two weeks noting the insanity plea had been properly considered at trial
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Easton
W. Mason Shehan
Louis Berman
Berman
Shehan
Taken to Westminster after Carroll assault arrest
A Carroll county charge of assault and battery led to the arrest Friday night of Edward Chaney near Harrisville by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith. Chaney was delivered to Deputy Sheriff Pickett and jailed in Westminster.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Edward Chaney
Harrisville
Sherif Charles W. Smith
State to present evidence Hauptmann spent Lindbergh ransom
New Jersey prosecutors will argue Hauptmann began spending the 50000 Lindbergh ransom days after payment and before knowing Isador Fish, showing strangers at the crime time. They will trace 49600 dollars through channels, present Fish correspondence, and call a theater ticket seller to link a ransom bill to Hauptmann.
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Flemington
M. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Isador Fish
New Jersey
Jt Aard
Hauptmann
Fish
Germany
Hauptman
Unis
New York
Engagement of Charlotte Quinn to John Stiles Noted at 4-H Party
Mr and Mrs Howard A Quinn announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte to John Stiles of Rockville. The couple, both active in Maryland 4 H club work, were named at a candlelight ceremony during a 4 H Senior Council gathering at the Quinn residence near Pearl.
Roosevelt to See Robinson Late Today
President Roosevelt arranged for a late afternoon conference with Senator Robinson of Arkansas to discuss plans for the coming congressional session. The meeting, reported from Washington, signals ongoing efforts as the Democratic reader notes the agenda.
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Roosevelt
Robinson
Washington
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
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