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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1934

Page

4

Denominational Differences Hit by Dr E S Jones

Famed missionary Dr E S Jones spoke in Frederick under the local ministerial union auspices addressing about 300 listeners, arguing for a universal, non denomination centered Christian mission. He urged unity of missions worldwide, rejected denominational dominance, and highlighted the missionary movement as humanity’s shared task.

E. S. Jones KE Suaney Cuchet America Cemmoon Domes Om Ris Gommeeld India Jones Rouche Dr. Jones St Episcopal Baltonore Gandhi Kagawa Jerusalem Conference Raton Tee

Police Heads Indicted in Jersey Slot Machine Scandal

Eleven officials including Newark Police Commissioner Angust L. Lacombe Police Chief Andrew Coleman two lieutenants and a patrolman were indicted by the Essex grand jury after a three week probe into the Irvington slot machine scandal Also named were four alleged gangsters and several John Does The panel said the county as a whole is practically free from the vicious influence gambling.

Newark N. J Nnding Angust L. Lacombe Andrew Coleman Essex Grand Jury Irvington Common Pleas van Riper John Does

War Veterans Meet Tonight In Cre sap Rifles Clubroom

Local Spanish American War veterans plan a meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Cre sap Rifles clubroom at the State Armory. Expected attendance includes 25 to 35 veterans from Carroll and Montgomery counties and Frederick County. Department commander of Maryland and national officers will be present to install the camp and officers.

Cresap’s Rifles State “Armory Carrell Montgomery Fredenck County

U.S. Extends War on Capital Graft

Washington reports a broad push to curb contract irregularities across government. Secretary Morgenthau to meet a New York attorney as reforms expand beyond the Treasury. Senate probes into air mail and civil contracts surface anew with new investigations on power rates and munitions firms.

Washington Morgenthau New York Treasury War Department Edigece Mito Army Wiliam Miteiel Army Air Post Office Department Roosevelt Farley Senate Air Mail Investigating Committee Senate Republican North Dakota

Venice Edict Sets Gon Dola Color Tone for Trade

The 1562 edict declares gon dolas in Venice are to be black. The Sun becomes the brightest star in the sky. The term wig derives from periwig, a shortened form of perruque in French.

Venice Periwig Perruque

Rehabilitation Work Among Children Told At Lion Meeting

Frederick Lions Club members viewed a film on Maryland rehabilitation for crippled children at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. R. Thompson of the Maryland Crippled Children's League spoke on aid, rehabilitation, and vocational training for disabled youngsters, noting infantile paralysis as a major cause.

Frederick Maryland Thompson Richard F. Simmons Liars Roary Kiwanis Clubs Francis Scott Key Hotel Ira C. Thomas Philadelphia Athlevics Cecelia Choir Thurmont Cahary M. EB Aees City Ucders Incussions Organization

Surprise Party Tendered for Mrs Nellie Staley

Mrs Nellie Staley of Shookstown received a delightful surprise party last week with many gifts presented in her honor.

Nellie Staley Shookstown

Tax lien filed against Hewitt over liquor seizure balance

A government tax lien was filed in the local clerk of court against Harry H Hewitt near Thurmand for 3350.35. The lien stems from taxes on 31843 raxons of spirits allegedly possessed on February 11, 1933, nine months before repeal. Deputy collector Lewins Milbourne notes the lien arose with the last assessment on July 20, 1923, and remains enforceable unless lapse or removal. Hewitt has faced prior raids by federal agents and a hijacking incident in pre repeal days.

Harry H. Hewitt Thurmand Hentz Hewitt Dy Lewins SL Milbourne Internal Revenue Bureau Aruse Hesue Uquor Hewin An Morris Baker Hewitt’s Cay Hirm Ong

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