City Aldermen Approve Engine Rebuild and Plant Safeguards
Special session of the Hoard of Alderman approved rebuilding the diesel engine at the electric light plant and arranged a 30 day trial by a Fairbanks Morse representative. Payments set as 30 equal monthly installments. New plant access permits to be required. safety signs to be erected after incidents involving a child near equipment. Fire and water survey reports discussed, with notices to business owners about needed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Fairbanks-Morse Company
New York City
Virgil W. Doub
Doub
Frederick
Elmer Brown
Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Inc
Aldermert
East South Street
Co-Operative Association
Iast
Thomas and Company
City Hill
South Street
Hood College
B.C. Kefauver
City and County
Lindbergh and Hauptmann Case Accelerates in N J
Mrs Anne Morrow Lindbergh named state witness against Bruno Hauptmann as prosecutors push toward the Hunterdon county trial next Wednesday. Charles A Lindbergh revisits Sourland Mountain with officials to review the kidnapping night scene and discuss details. Curtis, a convicted hoaxer, offers to testify for the state.
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Fremington
N. J
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptman
Bronx
Carpenter
Hunterdon County
New Jersey
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Soursland Mountain
Large and Peacock
Lindbergh
Curtis
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Democrats Meet at Washington County Banquet in Hagerstown
Judge A G McKnight of Minnesota and Congressman David J Lewis spoke at the annual Christmas banquet of the Democratic Organization Club of Washington County held at the Mason Temple. William Preston Lane elected president. Lane also named chairman of the board of governors. other officers include E Shuart Bushong vice president J P Snyder treasurer Allen H Mumma assistant treasurer Thomas A Gilleece secretary and J Monath assistant secretary. Over 400 members attended.
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Hagerstown
A. G. McKnight
Minnesota
Washington
David J Lewis
Democratic Organization Club
Washington County
Masonic Temple
William Preston Lane
E. Shuart Bushong
3. P. Snyder
Allen H. Mumma
Thomas A. Gilleece
J. ©. Monath
Lane
Board of Governors
Maryland Relief Aid Will Continue Based On Need
Baltimore December 28 Federal Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein says Maryland will continue to provide relief based on need without regard to employable status until a federal yardstick is defined. He notes Maryland may spend about 28 million in 1935 with around 7 million from the state and 1.6 million for direct relief in January.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harry Greenstein
Hopkins
Greenstein
Relef
Balthmore City
Community Fund
Bureau of Catholic Charities
Associated Jewish Charities
Early mail, rail and reform milestones noted
Answers to Previous Questions cites St. Joseph postmaster and Hannibal St. Joseph Railway mail car service as early mail innovations. It also states the American Anti Vivisection Society was founded in Philadelphia by Caroline Earle White, and mentions President Jackson nominating Taney for Treasury secretary.
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Pays
St. Joseph
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Philadelphia
Caroline Earle White
Jackson
Taney
Treasury
Roosevelt weighs plan to more than double CCC size
Washington reports a possible major expansion of the Civilian Conservation Corps as part of a broad winter work relief program. President Roosevelt and cabinet officers discussed the proposal in confidence, with officials mentioning a potential increase to around one million enrollees from the present 350,000-plus.
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Washington
Civilan Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Farm Bureau Grange plan efficiency committee meeting
L Smith president of the Farm Bureau Edward F Holter near Middletown master of the Grange and James H Cramer president of the Frederick Real Estate Board will meet at Farm Bureau headquarters next Wednesday at 730 PM to form a seven member efficiency and economy committee. The group will draft and push legislation for the coming General Assembly based on endorsements from the three organizations. A prior committee headed by Gilmore R Flaunt produced laws adopted two years ago. Holter succeeds Austin P Renn as panel member. A Swedish metallurgist has invented a process to plate iron with aluminum.
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Wither
L. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Farm Bureau
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Grange
James H. Cramer
Frederick Real Estate Board, Inc
General Assembly
Gilmore R. Flault
Smith
Cramer
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Holter
Renn
Break-in at Hickman Store on North Bentz Street
A thief broke into John B. Hickman’s beer parlor and store in the 500 block of North Bentz Street but did not obtain goods. A piano section was pried open as police investigated a possible money search. A suspect is under surveillance.
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Hickman
John B. Hickman
North
Bentz Street
Get Ready To Put Your 1935 Auto Tags
Delphey's Daily License Service in Frederick urges motorists to bring license blanks today or tomorrow to secure 1935 plates by Monday night. The shop will stay open all day tomorrow for last minute service at 140 W. Patrick St. These two days are the final call to secure tags by Jan 1.
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Delphey's
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Security pact to be Britain's New Year's peace move
London reports Britain plans a general European security pact uniting Continental powers against war as its New Year contribution. The plan, to be proposed after the Saar plebiscite on January 13, aims to soothe Franco German hostility and resolve the Yugoslav Hungarian terrorism dispute. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald reportedly discussed the idea with diplomats weeks ago.
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London
Great Britain
Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Five neighbors to sign Austrian independence pact
Diplomats said Austria's independence would be safeguarded under a scheme. The five neighboring states Hungary Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Italy and Germany would sign first with France and England. Soviet Russia was thought unlikely to join but might be invited to special sections of the pact.
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Austria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Czechslovakia
Germany
France
England
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Lizer
Andermen
Wilcoxon and Brown Lumber Company
F. Nall Wrightson
Euston
Louis EB. Eichelberger
Thomas Wedders
Wedders
Brunswick Y. M. C. A. Blaze
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Ommerais
Washington Rom
Harpers Ferry
Charles
W. Va
Sourland
Congressman Lewis
America
Joseph Nathan Kane
U. S
William A. Davis
Peer
Roger Brooke Tanney
Senate
Efficiency and Economy Board For
New York
C. E.cline & Son
Cause of Peace
Carty
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Kops Bros
Hendrickson
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