Groups Oppose Diversion Of Gas Tax Funds
About a dozen Frederick County organizations unite to oppose diverting gasoline tax funds from road use. The push aims to influence the Maryland Legislature as Ways and Means prepares reports. Local groups urged citizens to register sentiment with Annapolis, with meetings planned in Baltimore to contest any diversion.
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General Assembly
Annapolis
Frederick County
Ihis
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Ways and
Senate
House
Maryland
Baltimore
Nice
G. Raymond Shipley
Frederick County Petroleum Industries Committee
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means
Pilitane
Zonta Club
Pomona Grange
Shipley
Wallimore
Friflavonieht
Automobile Club of Maryland
Boyer
N'Elork
Fmanuel Garfine
Whi
Dhecuse
At Home Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wolfe
Frederick area guests gathered at the Wolfe home Sunday for their silver wedding anniversary with 250 to 300 attendees from Philadelphia Lancaster Waynesboro Baltimore Washington and Hagerstown. Mr Wolfe recently elected president of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Frederick
Roger B. Wolfe
Wolfe
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Waynesboro
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Strike Parley Resumed Today in Detroit
Representatives of General Motors and steelworkers began a pivotal bargaining session in Detroit as a second week of talks aims to secure a compromise on a labor agreement. The union seeks full representation for workers at two GM plants, while the company resists conceding proportional representation for all shops.
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Detroit
Feb
General Motors
Ats Posptinga
Mae
Hip
License hearing over Buckeystown beer operation change
Wendle Shankle, formerly of G20 North Bentz street, faced License Commissioner Gord Myers to explain moving his off sale beer business to Buckeystown without notice. The half hour hearing ended with a decision under consideration as no Buckeystown licensee currently exists and past votes allowed beer sales there. Reno S Harp represented Shankle.
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Buckeystown
Wendle
Shankle
G20
North Bents Street
Gord Myers
Frederick County
North Bentz Street
Jesse N. South
Rocky Fountain
Myers
Reno S. Harp
Marien
Fewer Properties To Be Auctioned For Taxes
County Treasurer Thomas A Chapline announced 361 delinquent properties across nearly all districts will go to tax sale on April 5, excluding Jackson. Heaviest delinquencies lie in Brunswick with 92 properties. Frederick 59. Petersville 39. Thurmont 20. Urbana 0. other districts show smaller counts. About 98 Fredrick area properties and nearby districts are listed in The News.
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Jackson
Thomas A Chapline
Court House
Brunswick
Frederick
Jefferson
Tuscarora
Buckeystown
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Urbana
Liberty, & New Market
Haover
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Thurmont
Johnsville
Woodville
Linganore
Lewistown
Burkittsvile
Ballenger
Braddock
Relief Relief Relief Nearing Control Despite Bad Conditions
Secretary reports relief conditions remain dire with a January surge of 110 more applications than December. WPA involvement, eligibility checks, and civic cooperation attempted to avert relief failure as 653 total applications were processed and 734 individuals or families received aid in unduplicated counts.
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Conmts Welfare Board
Shelden Trermer
Turner
Mm Frederick
Welfare Board
WPA
U S Steel Slips as Market Closes Near Par On Feb 8
U S Steel fell to near par in today's New York stock market with only modest gains of over two points at a new peak. Traders faced profit taking and selling pressure as other major issues moved with limited strength. General Motors negotiations and judiciary reform plans appeared to have little effect on prices. Sterling rose modestly amid broader market uncertainty.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Cutshall of Woodsboro Fetes 72nd Birthday at Dinner
Western Maryland Trust Company president Cutshall of Woodsboro celebrated his seventy second birthday with a family dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mrs. Cutshall, Miss Louise Cutshall, Miss Katharine Cutshall, Nan Shaw, Sheridan Barber, Frederick residents, Mrs Raymond Smith and family, and other relatives.
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WB. Cutshall
Woodsboro
Western Maryland Trust Company
Countlan
Cutshall
Louise Cutshall
Katharine Cutshall
Baltimore
Mixg Nan Shaw
Sheridan Barber
Trederick
Raymond Smith
Gath. Cutshall
John Barber
Ceth Tahoe Ge
Tregister
Wille
Frederick County
Social Service Election in Rockville Honors Reelected Leaders
Dr J W Bird was reelected president of the Special Service League of Montgomery County at a Rockville board meeting on Feb 8. Other officers also reelected include Estelle T Moore first vice president Frank M Hoadley treasurer Mrs George W Young secretary and George W Davie treasurer.
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Social Service
Rockville
J. W.W. Bird
Spccial Service League of
Montgomery Cours
Mise Estelle T. Moore
Vicre
Frank MM. Hoadley
Ereand Ser
Mre
George Wo Young
George W. Davie
Itreasurer
Ex-Townsend directors plead guilty in court
Two former Townsend regional directors of Townsend GT faced contempt of the House charges. Dr Charles Wander of New York and John Kiefer of Chicago received $100 fines and probation after apologizing in court. Leslie C. Garnett said Townsend’s absence stemmed from a misunderstanding and Townsend planned to plead not guilty, seeking February trial.
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Washington
Pel
ARP
Vpowersend GT
Pe Oran Aargyante
Gondter Ie
Chivten Wander
New York
John Wy Ricfer
Chicago
Peston
Gorldan
Wander
I Kiefer
Leslie Co Garnett
United States
Garnett
Townsend Wold
Townsend
Garrett
Wunder
Kiefer
Dr Townsend
Gordon
Navy Flyers Die in Pensacola Plane Crash
Two U S Navy pilots died when a weather observation flight plane crashed near the Pensacola country club. The victims were Carl August Lind, 29, pilot and first class machinist, and Williams Adam Schneeberger, 30, chief aerographer from South Haven Michigan. A naval inquiry was ordered. Lind’s family resided in San Diego California.
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Pensacola
Fla
U.S. Navy
Weather Bureau
Carl August Lind
Naval Air Station
Williams Adam Schneeberger
South Haven
Michigan
Country Club
Cty
Naval Board of Inquiry
Linds
San Diego
Calif
Twelve Men Placed On Trial For Uniontown Killing
A Supreme Court judge presided in Somerset county court as twelve men, including eight officers, were indicted for the death of 64 year old hotel operator Frank Monaghan. State prosecutors say Monaghan was beaten to death during third degree questioning after an arrest for drunken driving. The case details reference officers John C. Wall and others in Uniontown, with the prosecutor asserting the killing aimed to force a confession.
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Somerset
Pal Fels
Supreme Court
Somerset County Court
Geo W. Maxley
Frank C. Moneaghan
Fayette County Court House
Unelontown
Charles J. Margiottia
Monaghan
John C. Wall Gate
Monemtena
Uniontown
Margeotti
King Wall
Chest Clinic Offered by Frederick County Health Office
The monthly chest clinic is scheduled for Tuesday at the Frederick County Health Office. Dr Victor F Cullen, head of the State Sanatorium near Sabiflasville, announced the plan at the health office today.
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Frederick County
Wenchester Hall
Victor F Cullen
Sabiflasville
New Deal Lawyer Speech Targets Supreme Court and Monopolies
A 1937 speech at the New York Bar Association dinner features Jackson criticizing court power and monopoly, warning that the path to national prayer could yield lay judges and radical reform. He lauds liberal lawyers including NLG leaders while denouncing reactionary trends and the ALBA.
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Wahington
Robert
Tris
Moses
Laberty League
Jack Ands
Anti Trust
Department of Jushement
Yacaiber
Jackson
Padinifstrav Teem
New York Bar Association
Thal
A.B, A
National Lawyers Gil
New Deal
Washington
ALBA
Brandeis
Withan Mere
Frank BP
Walsh
Henry T. Hunt
Tega
House To House Searers For Slayer Of Girl 18
Buffalo police widen hunt for Mary Ellen Babcock's killer with a house to house canvass in south Buffalo. Detective detail says 22,000 men will be questioned by Wednesday if the slayer isn’t caught. Assistant Chief McCarthy notes 1,000 families already polyed, suspects questioned and released. The effort targets the Babcock home neighborhood and the field where Miss Babcock’s battered body was found.
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Buffalo
Howe
South
Butkalo
Mary Ble Ton
jMcanthhy
Aesistant
Frank Or. McCarthy
James Weigts
South Buffalo
Aoman
Mary Ellen
Twoomoere
McCarthy
Babcork
Miss Babcork's
Battered and Entry Pty
Jewelry Heist Targets Women In New York Hotel Party
About 825000 in jewelry was stolen from ten women leaving a hotel party in a taxicab. Three robbers fled, eluding a rapid police net as detectives linked the crime to a pattern involving other high profile victims. The report names several figures including a strip artist and a cartoonist among those affected.
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New York
Moe Lang
Harry Thirshfield
Malaga subdued by anarchists and communists
Reports describe Malaga falling under pressure from anarchists and communists as troops seal the city. Observers claim a breakdown of defenses and the city’s center coming under rebel control. Dispatches from the cable station in Malaga note troops advancing into the city and a collapse of order as groups impose their own rule. General Francisco Franco is named as Faselit chief aiming to present a rescuing image to the world.
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Maliga
Spain
Malaga
Milan
Ramie
Meir
Francisco Froneu
Tips Social Security Law May Break Up
The unemployment compensation board ruled tips received by workers count as wages for Social Security. Employers must base contributions on total remuneration, including cash tips and other payments, even when tips come from patrons. If eight or more waiters each earn about 25 in tips weekly, the employer must cover at least 15 of wages per worker.
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Baltimore
Mary Laid
Eme
Bakery Truck and Driver Missing Power Mavis Bakery
A bakery truck and its driver, Witla Bayes, from Heetscherger's Bakery, were missing in Montgomery County after completing a route Saturday. Officials said foul play was not believed, with state, city, and county authorities notified but reporting none by mid afternoon.
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Heetscherger
Witla Bayes
Laves
Montgomery
Hayes
Johnson Opens High Court Reform Battle in Congress
Washington reports a debate over Supreme Court reorganization to curb presidential power. Senator Hiram Johnson of California and allies push broad reform as Chairman Ashurst Summers and Howe meet with the President. Observers say Congress faces a clash on NRA and AAA principles before any court reshaping. The White House signals a move toward federal reform before wage and farm produce controls.
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Washington
Hiram Joluysann
California
Congress
Supreme Court
Sonehater Botaheparbtiegn
Jobson
Roosevelt
Ashurst
Arizona
Summers
Tesad
Senate
Howe
White House
Sneyen
Republican
New York
Ann
Senate Dudietary Committee
Hoover
Latra Htad
Crowded Room Greets Supreme Court Judges
The Supreme Court deferred judgment on key wage and gold payment issues and took no stance on the railway labor act matter. Spectators packed the chamber as justices retreated, with President Roosevelt’s court-reorganization plan remaining untouched in the discussion.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Feb
Roosevelt
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps for February
Daily weather report shows 78 inch precipitation to date with 87 inch in February, while normal February is 55 inches. February 1936 totals 241 inches and year-to-date total reaches 299 inches. High yesterday reached 28 or 28?, low last night 32, moon phase and tomorrow sunrise listed with 72 and 68% chances.
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