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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1937

Page

3

Airlines aided not railroads say subsidies hurt rail system

Robert M. Van Sant outlines that subsidies to airlines and highway trucking reduce rail passenger fares. He argues rail costs from taxes, track upkeep and interest are higher than road competitors, warns of labor laws raising costs, and cautions against government ownership if trends continue.

Robert M. van Sant Baltimore Odin Hmleod Syning Oon Signs Club Brandis Scott Key Hotel Mr. van Sant Bross Van van Sant Santa Calas Washington Chicago

Frederick Wind School Orchestra To Play Tonight

Members of the Frederick Wind School orchestra will perform with the high school band tonight at 745 Wologk in the school auditorium. Dolly Shook sits at the piano while a full roster of students reads from left to right across three rows. Four performers, including Shull and Schucher, were absent for the photo.

Frederick

Woodcock Praises Munshower Common Sense Cited

Baltimore February report quotes Brig. Gen. Woodcock endorsing Col. Elmer F. Munshower for state police superintendent post. He credits Munshower’s practical training and leadership on the Mexican border and in France, noting his popularity with men and steady administration guiding the force.

Baltimore Amina W. W. Woodeark Enoch B. Garey Elmer F. Munshower Frederick Garey Woodcock Munshower Maryland National Guard France Salisbury Munshawer

Local Club Hears Business Protection Question

A speaker at a club meeting urged guards against an assault on business and national industries including chain stores and smaller independent firms. The talk was introduced by John W. Wolfe, club president, with W. E F. Simm on guest, local station agent for the LB and O.

John W. Wolfe W. E F. Simmon LB. and

Today in History Major anniversaries and births listed

The history roundup notes notable births and deaths across years. Names include Robert M. Bird Ole Bull Dwi sht Moody Leffert Buck Niram Maxim Simeon Baldwin Ferruccio Vitale among others with birthplaces and death dates.

Robert M. Bird Philadelphia New Castle Del Ole Bull L. Moody Sankey America England Northfield Mass Leffert Lefferts Buck Peru Canton N.Y Niram Stevens Maxim Sangerville Maine Simeon FE. Baldwin Yale Connecticut New Haven Ferruccio Vitale New York

Landscape architect born in Italy dies in 1933

Today In History notes the death of a landscape architect born in Italy on February 26, 1933. It cites other entries from 18s7 to 1933 including the Clyde blast furnace use, Cunard Line ship Brittanic launch, immigration bill debates, and notable birthdays such as Dr. Bayard Dodge and Michael Williams.

Italy Clyde Scotland James B. Neilson Cunard Line British and North American Coal Mall Steam Packet Company Senate Rubio Mexico Ofice Supreme Court General Farley Liberty League Monterey Southeastern Bayard Dodge The American University At Beirut Syria New York City Edwin L. Davis Tenn Federal Trade Commissioner Bedford County Ralph Fogg Lynn Mass Michael Williams the Commonweal New York Halifax N.S Aaron Sapiro

Hood Girls Plan Winter Trip to Skytop Lodge

A Hood Cottey group will depart Friday for Skytop Lodge in the Pocono Mountains for winter sports and skating. Chaperones Miss Huth Derr and Miss Etter Tom Jervey will accompany the students, with the trip rescheduled due to weather and returning Sunday night.

Skytop Pocono Mountains Hood Cottey Audents Miss Huth Derr Etter Tom Jervey Department of Physical Education Doom Sky+ top Lodge Toon

Frederick Tailoring staff donate 194.05 to flood relief

Frederick Tailoring Company employees and executives contribute 194.05 to the Red Cross flood relief fund. Arthur A. Greenhut, superintendent, announces the contribution. The Social Club plans a Mingo party later to raise further flood relief funds.

Frederick Tailoring Company, Inc Red Cross Arthur A. Greenhut

Horoscope and notable births noted in today’s column

The clipping lists several birthday items including a San Francisco lawyer 63 today and Maxine Elliott the actress born in Reefton Maine 64 years ago. It notes Sir Arthur Keith an English scientist born T1 years ago today and includes a brief horoscope describing a sensitive disposition with interest in extraordinary topics and potential for great good.

San Francisco Maxine Elliott Reefton Maine Sir Arthur Keith

Search and Seizure Warrants Urged in State Proposals

State's Attorney Bowers advocates new bill during Baltimore conference to authorize search and seizure warrants for alleged illicit liquor violations. He argues warrants would aid arrests and trials, urging Frederick County adoption if statewide passage fails. Local bar association delegates discuss the measure's potential impact on enforcement.

Stegeuin Py Bowers Ideygal Union Alcolalie Eaory Wy LeGore Cy Haner de State Bowers Witt Poe Baltimore Bowe General Assembly Frederick County

Deputy Collector assignments extend to March 1 18 posts

Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue will be stationed at several post offices in February and a deputy will be assigned to help taxpayers at Predorlek Post Office from March 1 to 18. Other assignments include Brunswick Felld, Mt Airy, Ville and Westminster with dates in February 2024. A note mentions asbestos paste coating on plywood.

Brunswick Fellw Mt. Airy Ville Westminster

Small Farm Sold Near Middletown in 15 Acres Transfer

William HL Stigler, west of Middletown, sold his 15 acre small farm to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Bidle. The sale was transacted through N. Coblentz, attorney. Possession will be given April 1. Surface water of many hot springs in Yellowstone National Park is hotter than boiling water.

Willian HL Stigler Midetown Thaa Daniel C. Bidle Middletown Leseliv N. Coblentz Yellowstone National Park

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TQ Lions Club Munshowoer Hood Girls Ye Farmers O Mechanics Bank of Personal Service Frederick, WD Federal Serparit Insurance Corp Fisher Hody Mich Astral Uniter Aea General Motors Flint Lues N. A. Lufburtow Bennett’s Fanrics Department Bennett's
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