Commerce Department Official Arrested in Washington Scuffle
A former Assistant Secretary of Commerce, William P. MacCracken, was held and questioned after refusing to surrender records sought by Senate investigators. Officials described the material as private and confidential property. a contempt citation threatened for noncompliance as Capitol Hill debates steel prices and broader regulatory measures.
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Wasticros
William P. MacCracken
Coommere
Chesser Jurrer
MacCracken
Senate
Commerce Department
Hoover
Cane
Bus Aviation Com Des
Washington
T. MacCricken
Teacher Slain in Local incident prompts police inquiry
An unclear report describes a teacher's death and a night time disturbance. Authorities are reviewing scattered details and questioning witnesses as they investigate the fatal event and its context.
Prize Winners at Balt. Event Amid Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Tas wena and Duttorn with prizes noted as Acs and Moss Decor. Other names include Mary Louise Dey Mrs Ever J. Herman and Mrs Meiin LesteLect. Details vague, but indicates local prize distribution and participants in Baltimore area.
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East
Tas Wena
Biss Ara Duttorn
Mary Louise Dey
Ever J. Herman
Balt. Totte
Meiin LesteLect
Acs
Barger
Moss Decor
Mra
Remp
Judge orders Summers jailed for alimony arrears
An order by Judge Arthur D Wilend to jail Foster L Summers until he pays $110 in alimony was issued in Sirens Court. Summers had defied a court order to pay weekly alimony and ongoing fees in a partial divorce case filed May 1, 1929, with Mrs Rosalie V. Summers seeking support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster L. Summers
Charles Wi _ Crum
Arthur D Wilend
Summers
Rosatle
Catte
Welard
Oldest lighthouses built by Libyans and Cushites
Historical note on early navigational towers credited to Libyans and Cushites of Lower Egypt. Mention of an obsolete instrument called a Sordinog and the designation of vodka as Russia’s national spirit.
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Lower
Egypt
Russia
Frederick High Alumni Band Delivers Big Snowy Night Concert
Despite snowy roads, a large Frederick High School Alumni Band crowd attended Friday’s 7:45 pm concert in the high school auditorium. About 48 alumni played under Prof. Fenton Harris, with receipts near 1400 dollars to fund instruments and music. The program featured solos by Yared Diem Henry Keler and Chas Seeray, plus quartette and ensemble pieces.
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Frederick High School
Fenton Haris
Harris
H. David Hagan
Ralph Schroeter
Gancette
Sumiders
Yared Diem
Henry Keler
Chas Seeray
Jene Harpe
Zimmerman
Harper
Lisi Nicoemms
Ruth Nicodemus
Joseph Stephens
Br. Murray
Mr. Haran
Harold Hoode
Spey L
Har Tes
Mr Haran
Sue Dani
Toses
Shamiazots
Rose
Ye Haris
Corn and Hog Program Planned in Frederick County
A temporary Frederick county committee will organize next week to implement the corn and hog adjustment program under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Production cuts of 20 percent for corn and 23 percent for hogs will be enforced based on 1932 and 1933 averages. Cash payments and price stabilization aim to reduce fears of losses while improving regulation and hog prices. The committee is led by Mr. Stomm with members Mr. Hagan, M. Stephens, Charles Stil, Brerets Schiléimecht, and Max Pisher.
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Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Chen Dah
United States
Shoemaker
Tn & Poe
Mr. Stomm
Aso
ME. Hagan
M. Stephens
Charles
T Stil
Brerets. Schiléimecht
Max Pisher
Roosevelt forms National Emergency Council to keep politics from recovery
President Roosevelt announced the creation of state based emergency directors to lead the recovery campaign in 48 states. He urged hard boiler discipline to prevent political gain from relief efforts and emphasized bipartisan progress and nationwide economic rebuilding with national and state leaders.
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Washington
Presden Rowevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Walter
Naronal
Emergency
Ms. Roosevel
Annual Meeting of Milk Association Set for Monday
Frederick county leaders of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association met at the Courthouse to discuss agenda items for the annual gathering in Silver Spring, Montgomery county, Monday at noon. Directors including J Homer Remsberg Alvie Exzler Eric C Biser and William J Wilcem reviewed three resolutions from I R Sabine Gaithersburg on plant weight checks penalties for rejoining members and related dairy association matters.
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Albert N. McCardell
Frederick County
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers' Association
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Alvie Mr. Exzler
Jt. Pleasant
Eric C. Biser
Adamstown
William J. Wilcem
Urbana
Igton
Fracture Report Of Local Injury Friday Afternoon
Miss Lark daughter of Mr and Mrs Larsin sustained a fractured leg after a slip on the lee at the corner of South and Jefferson streets Friday afternoon. She was taken to a medical facility and then moved to her home after a fracture reduction performed in a Frederick County hospital.
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Commer
South
Jeferson
Miss Lark
Walter
Larsin
Trail Ave
Amd
Nestor
Frederick Cur
Crowded sedan crashes through lattice fence near pool
Ten Rockville high school students narrowly escaped injury when their crowded sedan buckled through a lattice fence at Chevy Chase swimming pool and overturned. Driver Aaron W. Herssberger of Poolesville lost control after leaving Rockville post midterm exams. The group, bound for a Washington theater, climbed out uninjured. Mrs. Walter E. Persy, Montgomery County superintendent of aid, escaped injury when her car hit a stopped truck.
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Rock
Rockvife High
Chevy Chase
Aaron W. Herssberger
Poolesidle
Washington
Walter E. Persy
Montgomery County
Perintendent of Aid
Rockville Area Skid Collision Injures Gaithersburg Woman
A two car crash a mile north of Rockville on the main road involved Carl Ewing of McLean Virginia reportedly driving the ruck and Lottie Sims of Gaithersburg injured after her car skidded into one driven by Card HL Sigal of Pittsburgh. Montgomery County School Superintendent Edwin C. Broome assisted Mrs. Sims to a Rockville physician and she was later hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Rockville
Carl Ewing
Mclean
Lottie Sims
Gaithersburg
Pinsburgh
Rockvlle
Montgomery County
Edwin C. Broome
Sims
Lowery Retains Driver's Card Despite Accident
Deputy Sheriff Frack O. Lowery of Myersville testified he was not intoxicated when the accident occurred. Commissioner of Vehicles Austin Baughman ruled against revoking Lowery's operator's license after a hearing in Hakimore. Witnesses including Summers and Waters supported Lowery, who had been on probation for conduct issues. The crash involved his auto striking a roadside pole.
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Sheri Frack O. Lowery
Myersvilie
FE. Austin Baughman
Hakimore
Lowery
Cloner Baughman
J. J. Hollm Kefauver
Middetown
Drew J. Waters
W. E Summers
Pri
Summers
Myersville
City Property Sold On DeGrange Street
A deed was executed in the clerk’s office for the sale of property on DeGrange Street from Mr and Mrs Robert E L Putman to Mr and Mrs Floyd Strine, to the Maryland Transportation Company. The parcel, formerly used by the State Roads Commission, includes a large frame and tin building and carries a purchase price around 3000 dollars.
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Getty
DeGrange Street
Robert E L. Putman
Floyd Strine
Toxn
Maryland Transportation Company
Hest Street
State Roads Commission
Wricel
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