Two Beer License Complaints Heard by Board
The State License Board held a two hour hearing at the courthouse on complaints against James E. Moore of Bill's Cafe in Knoxville and Rolan E. Long of Good Intent. Dr. Ira J. McCurdy alleged signers were non taxpayers and minors were served. Moore faced charges of disorderly conduct and a bootlegging past. The board plans decisions in a few days on whether licenses will be revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick County
State
Court House
Frank P. Bratton
W. Clinton McSherry
L. Franklin Purnell
James E. Moore
Knoxville
Rolan E. Long
McCurdy
Long
Johnsville
Guy FE. Dixon
F. G. Claybaugh
James M. Grimes
F. E. Gover
W. H Rogers
Alton Y. Bennett
Moore
Bill
George William Moore
Stevens Brothers
George W. Moore
James E Moore
Willam Hinkle
Roy H. Runkles
Brunswick
George Moore
Beer Place
James D. Bowers
Clarence Merriman
Wace
Raymond Cooper
John M. Miller
John W. Mentzer
Robert Webber
David Roelke
William Durbin
Ruth Repa
Hazekiah Hahn
Nelson
Epron
E. Austin James
Maryland receives 535000 relief funds for February
Baltimore February 8 AP Harry Greenstein state relief administrator said a 535000 second installment of Maryland relief funds for February had been received from Washington and would cover relief beds until the final allotment for the tenth is available There are now 51000 relief cases in Maryland the administrator noted and he saw no crisis in any part of the state Final February allotment would be available soon as Washington authorities release it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Greenstein
Maryland
Washington
Weather Today Record for February 1934
Precipitation for 24 hours ending this morning none. February to date 3 inches versus normal 6 inches. February 1934 actual 93 inches. Yesterday's high 30, last year 37. Low last night 16, last year 17. Sun sets today 6:36 p.m. Sun rises tomorrow 7:11 a.m. Moonrise tomorrow 10:12 p.m.
Scouts Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary Nationwide
Frederick County Boy Scouts join national events marking the twenty fifth anniversary of scouting. President Roosevelt will broadcast at 8 45 pm. A Freder ick gathering at the State Armory will hear How Scouting Came To America. Jamboree planned in Washington August 21 with Dr James E West leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Frederick
Roosevelt
Frederick County
Washington
D. C
Rock Creek Park
Guy K. Motter
Brunswick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Emmitsburg
Willard Hotel
John S. Hays
Boy Scouts of America
James E. West
Scouting In America
Dynamite blast hits Wilkes Barre colliery amid union rivalries
In South Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, a dynamite blast at the Glen Alden Coal Company colliery injured no one and caused only minor damage. Officials said a successful blast could have released gases endangering the men, as rival miners' unions clash over the site for two weeks.
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Wilkes Barre
South Wilkes Barre
Glen Alden Coal Company
Ferry collision injures nine. 100 rescued near Philadelphia
The London Corporation line collided with the Reading Railroad ferry Cape May in the Delaware River. Nine injured and more than 100 rescued as tugs aided, City of Wilmington helped in the operation. The ferry carried about 20 autos and trucks amid the passengers and was towed to shallow water.
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Philadelphia
London Corporation
Furness-Withy
Reading Railroad
Cape May
Delaware River
Camden
Wilson Line
City of Wilmington
Frederick Art Club hears on Morgan sale and Dutch painters
The Frederick Art Club met at Miss Marceline Kefauver’s home with Miss Cora Witcher as chair. Mrs. Henry R. Shoemaker read on J Pierpont Morgan art sales. Talks covered Josef Israels Edouard Manet Dutch silver Zuiderzee drainage 1667 1881 dam 1932 and Holland geography. Next meeting planned as a Valentine party at Mrs. Wertheimer’s home with details to be announced.
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Frederick
Holland
North Sea
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Amsterdam
Venice
Helen Smith
Europe
China
Philip Wertheimer
West Third Street
Prices Quietly Go Ahead on Wide Front
New York Feb 8 Prices moved forward across a broad front with generally good spirits in markets. Business and trade news were fairly bright and speculative sentiment improved. Rubber and hides showed demand while the dollar strengthened against foreign exchanges. The pound opened around 4.88 dollars and call money stayed at one percent.
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New York
Washington
Open covenants and debts souring Soviet relations
Washington notes a drift in US Soviet ties as promises from high level talks in Hoover and Roosevelt eras lack written form. Litvinoff’s recognition, rumored loans, and claims of broken promises promote suspicion, with critics blaming Russia and a hawkish faction in government. A playful anecdote about a New Year’s cover charge closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
MacDonald
England
Laval
France
Hoover
Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Senate
Demand to withdraw recognition of Mexico voiced in Congress
Rep Connery of Massachusetts charged Ambassador Daniels with aiding Mexican tyrants as he urged the United States to withdraw recognition of the Mexican government. The speech on the House floor highlighted the demand amid a heated debate on foreign policy. A separate item reports the Castle property auction in North Market Street, bought for 6620 by Dr. R M Rau.
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Washington
Josephus Daniels
Representative Connery
Massachusetts
Mexico
House
Labor Committee
United States
Legislature Approves Bond Plan To Restore Treasury
Annapolis February 8 AP Members of the Legislature receive salary checks today after an agreement to borrow 1 million dollars against anticipated tax receipts to cover a 571 074.38 deficit and to issue bonds to retire that loan and fund a 1 500 000 operating surplus. A beer tax shift to 3.25 cents per gallon will service the bonds. Also a two year tax exemption bill for the Emmitsburg bond was introduced. Despite authorized pay, certificates could not be prepared in time and pay will be issued Monday.
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Mull
Gyp
Hall
Litvinoff
Russia
Japan
Jake
NEA Service, Inc
Annapolis
Willams. Gordy, Jr
Salisbury
Assembly
Harry W. Nice. Gordy
Hooper S. Miles
Herbert R. O'Conor
BR. R
Harry W. LeGore
Emmitsburg Ra
Frederick County
LeGore
Robert V. Cooksey
Charles County
Wilmer F. Davis
Caroline County
Committee On
State Comptroller's Office
Davis Construction Company Wins Springfield Dormitory Contract
The Davis Construction Company of Baltimore has won the contract to build an epileptic dormitory at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville for 108,888 dollars. Funds are provided by the Federal Public Works Administration for a two and a half story 43 by 145 building.
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Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Davis Construction Company
Baltimore
Federal Public Works Administration
Dr Horace Davis Found Dead In Gas Fueled Kitchen
Dr. Horace M. Davis, 53, former president of the State Dental Association and noted oral surgeon, was found overcome by gas in the kitchen of his Baltimore home early today. The stove burner apparently ignited gas that filled the room, a gust may have blown out the flame. He died minutes later. survivors include his widow, two daughters Mrs Paul W. Watson and Ann Nan Davis, and his father Horace Davis of Poolesville Md.
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Horace M. Davis
The
State Dental Association
Davis
Paul W. Watson
San Mego
Cal
Ann Nan Davis
Baltimore
Horace Davis
Poolesville
University of
Frechette Not Sorry He Killed Robt Brown
Clarence Frechette said he would do the same again after killing Robert Brown in a Kalamazoo dispute. He described dragging the body to California and told Captain Blake he felt no remorse as authorities from Michigan closed in.
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Nevada City
Cal
Clarence Frechette
Michigan
California
Robert Brown
Kalamazoo
Freehette
Joseph Blake
State Highway Patrol
Brown
Plan to Place Bible and Flag in Frederick County Schools
Fraternal Association of Lhe Jr. O. U. A. M. of Frederick County forms a committee to survey county schools and place an American flag and a Bible in each school. Wilbert L. Smith chairs the 11 member committee with plans to report to councils and to a March 6 meeting at Kemptown Council.
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Fraternal Association of Lhe Jr. O. U. A. M
Frederick County
Wilbert L. Smith
Glade Valley Council
Fraternal Association
Kemptown
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Frederick
Jefferson Council
Rocky Ridge
Washington County Fraternal Entertainment Associaion
I. M. Fouke
S M. Moore
Fred. Specker
Edward S. Rice
P. Luther Rice
Wm. J. G. Null
Ralph A. Putman
John J. Sigler
Jesse N. Smith
Postponed Again in Assault Case for Betson
In Pacifics Court Unis morning L Edgar Betson Jr, granted third continuance as his attorney was out of town. The hearing on assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons was continued to next Tuesday morning by Justice Bennett on Betson’s request. Charges brought by William A and Harry Sair residents of Betson’s section.
Rain Expected Tonight and Saturday With Warm Up Ahead
The forecast calls for rain tonight and Saturday with raincoats and umbrellas ready. Skies look murky today as rain dominates the outlook, reducing snow worries but delaying snow shovels. Temperatures are set to rise gradually, following a sharp eight to twenty one degree boost from below zero readings yesterday to warmer numbers today.
Bruno May Face Second Murder Trial In Kelayres Case
Pottsville Pa February 8 AP Special Prosecutor Albert L Thomas says Phillip Bruno may be defendant in a second trial for murder in the Kelayres election eve killings. His brother Joseph J Bruno, already convicted of voluntary manslaughter, will be tried again for life. The case ended with a judge’s death sentence later modified. The judge reserved sentence on a motion for a new trial and may impose simple imprisonment in county jail with a possible $1000 fine.
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Pottsville
Albert L. Thomas
Phillp Bruno
Joseph J. Bruno
Sentener
Aciow
Trink
Thomas
M. Palmer
Bruno
Pennsylvania Police to War on Motorists
Harrisburg announced a shift in enforcement with a plan to reduce traffic deaths by increasing arrests over warnings. State Highway Patrol will still issue warnings but arrests will rise in cases demanding action.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Edgar Barnes
Revenue
Toby
State Highway Patrol
Barnes
Club to Melt Holds Ladies Night at Church Supper
The Mens Club of the Evangelical Lutheran Church plans a Monday evening meeting and supper at 6:15 with a large attendance anticipated. A valuable program is being arranged by committee chairman Byron A. Winebrewer and members J. Lewis Fleiuman Meredith Young Edward P Oden George P Kreh Charles W. Miller and Ernest L. Myers.
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Evangelical Tutheran Church
Orlock Ib
Byron A. Winebrewer
J. Lewis Fleiuman
Meredith Young
Edward P Oden
George P Kreh
Charles W. Miller
Ernest L. Myers
Defense rests in Hauptmann kidnapping trial
Hauptmann’s defense rested after eleven court days of testimony aiming to place the ladder and ransom events on other hands. Witnesses included a filling station owner who said he saw the ladder and a man and woman near the Lindbergh home, while defense argued the ransom was handled by Isidor Fisch and that Hauptmann did not build the ladder.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
T Hat
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Snedler
Hauptmann
Bronx
Edward J. Remy
New Buthal
Joseph A. Farber
New York
Isidor Wisch
Isidor Fisch
Hauptmannn
Fisch
Violet Sharpe
Ims
John F
Jassie) Condon
Fot Hauptmann
Breevort Bolmer
Balmer
Hauptemann
Charles J. DeBisschop
Frederick A. Pope
Defense Counsel
Kauptmann
Pope
Bolmer
Holmer
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State License Commission
Knoxvilla
Good Intent
Cision
Louis K. Straub
Chicago
Ellen Hollin
London
Cor
Kefauver
Bil Bullitt
U. S
Dr. Davis
Tfe
Flelre Dionne
Sruno
Barrols Nome
Mt Washington
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