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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

3

Maryland Deficit Signals State Budget Strain

Annepolis February 6 The January comptroller report shows a $571 074 deficit after subtracting special fund surplus from general fund shortfalls. With $2 229 000 expected bond and tax provisions by September 30 lawmakers push for a $1 500 000 treasury reserve and tax measures. Budget study begins as committees examine $61 000 000 for 1936 37, amid $5 849 513 in uncollected taxes and a February 15 bond payment.

Annepolis Treasury Reserve Northern Central Railroad Nice Comptroller’s Office Treasury Senate Finance House Ways and Means

JR Stahr Rotary Speaker Wednesday at Hood College

Dr Henry I Stahr president of Hood College spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on My Job describing the duties of a college president. He stressed pleasing the faculty students and Board while building community support and a growing constituency.

Rotary Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Henry I. Stahr Hood College J. Walker Carty Stahr Ideal Hood

Fun at the farm ride ends with mule stunt

A 1935 NEA story titled ar pictures by George Scarbo follows Dancy a happy lad and Tiny crowd as a pig cart ride delights them. The farmer spurs a turn for each child then Scouty requests harder fun with a trained mule and hangs on as the crowd roars. (To be continued.)

Dancy Wee Goldy Daney Duncy NEA Service, Inc

Hood College praised for future and cooperation

Dr. Stahr commends Hood College girls as wholesome and bright and calls for closer city college ties. He notes Hood’s need for enrollment growth and a stronger financial base while honoring president emeritus Dr Joseph H. Apple for 41 years.

Hood College Stahr Stabr Hood Joseph H. Apple Paul S. Payne C. Cyril Klein Salisbury Sam W. Maples Mexico City Alfred G. Zimmerman C. Walter Kleist Jamestown Guy Ke, Motter Leslie N. Cobientz This Cay

Texas PWA probe names Willacy county site in graft case

United States Attorney Leslie C. Garnett identified the Texas PWA project under grand jury investigation as located in Willacy county north of Brownsville. San Francisco lumber executives H W Cole and L C Hammond were subpoenaed as the probe targets bids for piping on the irrigation ditches race. The $4 853 000 project and graft charges relate to bidding practices. A separate Treasury probe claims contraband liquor smuggling into Washington from New Jersey Maryland and Virginia, with the capital described as a distribution center.

Washington Texas Pwa District of Columbia United States Leslie C. Garnett Willacy County Brownsville Garnett San Francisco H. W. Cole California Redwood Association L. C. Hammond Hammond Lumber Company Erand Texas Garett Ickes Treasury Alcohol Tax Unit New Jersey Maryland Virginia

Two Minor Cases Heard by Magistrate Bennett

Two minor cases were heard by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Po-. The proceedings reflect routine municipal matters and involve local entities. The report notes no injuries or major penalties and provides only basic names.

Alton Y. Bennett

Disorderly conduct and drunkenness fines in Ace Cour

George Mirasas was fined $1 and costs for disorderly conduct by Officer Ben Phebus. Irvin J. Kelley also received a $1 fine and costs for drunkenness on the street by Officer Lawrence Fagan.

Ace Cour George Mirasas Ben Phebus Irvin J. Kelley Lawrence Fagan

Meisner Sentenced 15 Years for Kidnapping Labatt

London Ontario February 6 David Meisner an American gambler was sentenced to 15 years in jail after conviction on three counts for kidnapping John S Labatt wealthy brewery president This marked Canadas first case of its kind The court avoided the maximum 25 year penalty and the cash was not imposed. Court of Honor held at Maryland State School for the Deaf with many Scouts award presentations Eagle Palm to Lewis Longfellow Ninety four percent of Indian women are mothers.

London Ont David Meisner John S. Labatt Canada Meisner Maryland State School For the Deaf Lewis Longfirllow Maryland Static School

City Parking Grounds Turned into Auto Storage Lot

Frederick city public parking ground on South Court Street has become a storage site for about six cars without 1935 license plates. Owners, likely unable or unwilling to buy new tags, let machines stay since the first of the year. Cars are dilapidated and largely immovable. city may confiscate them to prevent junked vehicles.

Frederick City South Court Street Alb

Pythian Sisters Meet in Mountain City Temple

Mountain City Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting Monday night with large attendance. Routine business was transacted. Afterward a card party followed. A Valentine social is planned for February 11 and a literary program will be presented. Five states observe Arbor Day twice yearly.

Pythian Sisters Mountain City Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisterz

Scientists Find Fast Way to Relieve a Cold

A pictorial note claims a safe quick method to ease cold symptoms. It promotes Bayer Aspirin Tablets as fast disintegrating and effective, with a gargle option. The ad urges asking a doctor and buying genuine Bayer products at reduced prices for relief.

Bayer

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