Mercury topps again drops ten below zero
February week stays colder than last year as main state roads in this section remain fully open with historic low temperatures noted.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
1
Pleas Renewed to Feed Starving Birds During Deep Freeze
Pleas renewed to feed starving birds and erect shelters were reported today as eight birds were found dead from starvation or freezing in a field. Snow and sub zero temperatures grip Frederick and county with forecasts of slight warming tomorrow. Monocacy River ice again blocked, Creagerstown isolated briefly, and Chewsville recorded 12 below zero before rising. Page five continues with nurse Irene L Scheel’s appointment as Superintendent of Nurses at Deaconess Sanatorium Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The
Mercury
Monocacy
Monocacy River
Creagerstown
Frank M. Stevens
Lewistown
Stevens
Chewsville Hagerstown
Chewsville
Irene L Scheel
Willam A. Scheel
Mt. Airy
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Miss Scheel
Memoral Hospital
Wash
New Marin
We Wwer Qilie
Washington Debates Senate Questioning Power for Admins
Washington debate grows over a proposed rule change to invite administration officials to the Senate floor for detailed questioning on work relief measures. Critics warn of swift resignations if such a rule passes, while some progressives weigh potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U S to Pay Farmers 422 230 000 This Year
Washington reports government economist says farmers will receive 422 million dollars in checks this year under the AAA program. More than 10 million checks totaling 629 million had been issued by the start of the current month as the program expands nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Telegraph Company
Father Coughlin
Senate
Wagner
New York
U.S
Washington
AAA
Bookkeeper Margarethe Hedwig Welfert Ready to Testify
Margarethe Hedwig Welfert, bookkeeper for Issler Fisch, prepared to testify about the Bronkfurier finances to aid the defense of Bae Beveimane. She is positioned to provide financial details relevant to the case and assist the defense strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarethe Hedwig Welfert
Issler Fisch
Bronkfurier
Bae Beveimane
Maryland Faces Budget Deficit and $2 Auto Tags Promise
Governor Nice cites hidden financial state as reason for delays in $2 car tag plan. Legislature confronts a January deficit of 571 074 dollars and forecasts a larger year end shortfall. House member Mayme Collins narrowly escapes a hotel basement fire while rescuing heirlooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
William S. Gordy, Jr
Mayme Collims
House of Delegates
Somerset County
Collins
Carver Hall
Financial markets brighten on rail rally and firm commodities
New York reports slight improvement in financial markets with more active trading. Bulls show restraint as rails rally strengthens hopes for an upward trend. The pound opens at 4.88 dollars, call money at 1 percent. grains firm and bonds steady. foreign exchanges inch higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill to divert liquor license fees to Frederick County
Annapolis February 7 AP Senator H W LeGore a Frederick Republican introduced a bill changing liquor license fee distribution. It would redirect half of fees currently sent to the licensed city to Frederick County Commissioners for children's aid work, after agreeing with officials handling the aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
H W. LeGore
Frederick
LeGore
United Mine Workers Enjoined After Pa. Strike
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a court injunction restrains the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania from interfering with Glen Alden Coal Company operations. The move comes after the first strike shots earlier that week as four pickets were blocked. three were captured, one escaped, no injuries reported. A separate item notes a monthly meeting of Salon No. 57 Le Petite Chapeau de Femmes at the American Legion Home with reports, initiation, and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Glen Alden Coal Company
W. A Valentine
Chapeaux
American Legion
East Church Street
le Petite Chapeau
Susie J. Ramsburg
Bruno jury returns verdict in Kelayres election riot case
A 65 hour jury deliberation in Pottstown Pa ends with Joseph J Bruno, former county detective, convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the Kelayres election night riot. The sentence carries a term of six to twelve years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottssille
Joseph J Bruno
Kelayres
Jail life claim haunts alimony case in New Windsor
William Almer Barnes of New Windsor faces indefinite jail time for contempt of court over nonpayment of alimony. Barnes reportedly said he likes jail life and will not pay, with history dating to 1924 when Hazel E. Barnes was divorced. Sheriff Shipley seeks custody until he complies. Doctor per 800 residents noted. Sweden lower doctor rate per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
William Almer Barnes
New Windsor
John Shipley
Carrot County
Barnes
Barness
Hazel E. Barnes
Trent
Francis Neal Parke
Jewelry Theft Charge Dropped In Family Dispute
Rockville February 7 AP jewelry theft charges against George S Scarlette, chauffeur who eloped with Jane Cooke, were dismissed by Police Judge Donald A De Lashmutt after witness testimony questioned. Judge noted veracity of two witnesses was similar and called it a family affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Annie L. Gacke
Chevy Chinse
George S. Scariette
Jane
Donald A DeLashmutt
Mng
DeLishmutt
Coske
Scarlette
Washington
Jane Conke
Anna
Georgia
Elks Special Event Honors Past Exalted Rulers
The Elks held Past Red Rulers Night at the Wis Club with Frederick Lodge presiding. Past Exalted Rulers Richard P Ross Alfred W. Gaver Paul I. Payne Benjamin B. Rosenstock J. Harry Kennedy William B. Bennett Arthur T. Rich and Charles A. Opel Jr attended the gathering. Francis M. Peswrott spoke on Lindom and each ruler recalled their year of service. The lodge plans amaker on February 12 Lincoln's Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Frederick Lodge
B. P
Wis
Chalr
Richard P Ross
Alfred W. Gaver
Paul I. Payne
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
J. Harry Kennedy
William B. Bennett
Arthur T. Rich
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Lindom
Francis M. Pes Wrott
Lincoln
Carried Victim's Body 2000 Miles in Trunk
Kalamazoo contractor and employer Clarence Frechette, 25, confessed to shooting Robert Brown, 25, in Howell, Michigan, January 29 and carrying the body in the car trunk for nine days. He was arrested near Reno Tahoe border with three hitchhikers as Frechette recounted the fatal dispute over Brown's alleged relationship with his girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Kalamazoo
Mich
Clarence Frechette
Joseph Binke
California State Highway Patrol
Robert Brown
Howell
Tuckee
Blake
Frechette
Brown
Prechette
Pontiac
Former church to house offices and apartments
The old Methodist church on East Church Street is being remodeled into offices and apartments under owners R Rush Lewis and Ransom R Lewis Jr. Preliminary work began Monday with a six week target. First floor offices, second floor four apartments and two offices, third floor all apartments. The project includes removing brownstone trim, new windows, and tower removal. The adjacent parsonage, also owned by the Lewis brothers, was previously converted to apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Methodist Church
East Church Street
R. Rush Lewis
Ransom R Lewis
Church
Messrs. Lewis
Methodist Parsonage
Messrs
Slugs U. S. Agent And Escapes From Hotel
Aurora February 7 AP Jesse Doyle indicted in Bremer kidnapping case slugged a Federal Justice agent last night and escaped by leaping from a hotel window. File bankruptcy petitions Pelikons filed in U S District Court by Rodney R Kelly and Lucie E Kelly near Monrovia. Kelly liabilities $8 01933 assets $3 905 Mrs Kelly liabilities $686 888 assets $3593 Referee Holden S Fellon assigned the matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Jesse Doyle
Bremer
Federal Department of Justice
Pelikons
United States District Court
Rodney R. Kelly Fare
Lucie E Kelly
Monrovia
Kelly
Holden S. Fellon
Defense Hints Hauptmann Is Being Framed
Fleming-ton reports defense for Bruno Richard Hauptmann argues framed evidence after a New York doctor testifies the kidnap ladder rail had only one square hole when examined. He disputes government photos and says nail hole patterns do not confirm Hauptmann’s attic link. Witnesses challenge credibility of a key state's eyewitness, while police note multiple prints found on the ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Raport
E. M. Hudson
New York
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
William Whitehead
Millard Whited
Whited
Hauptemann
William Diehl
Sourland Hillls
Hauptsmann
Raby Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
David T. Wicenta
Hudson
Wilentz
Hauntmann
Hauptmanm
Ladeder
Arrested man to face drunkenness charge in Police Court
William Ricketts was arrested this morning by Officer Swomley and taken to jail on a drunkenness on the street charge. He is to have a hearing in Police Court tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swomley
William Ricketts
Weather Recap and February Precipitation Figures
The report lists daily precipitation for 24 hours ending today and February to date, with February normal and actual totals for 1934. It notes yesterday's high and last night’s low temperatures, and provides sunset and moonrise times, despite garbled text on several values.
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