Missing Hershberger's Bakery Truck Driver Sparks Search
The Hershberger's Inc bakery truck driver William Bayes, missing for a fourth day since failing to return from a routine route through Rockville Ken Singto Laurel area, prompted a statewide search. Manager Charles Treich says the bright yellow Maryland registered truck could be hidden in woodsy counties.
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Hershberger’s, Inc
Montgomery County
Charles S. Treich
Maryland
Treich
Frederick
West Virginia
Altar Guild Holds Its Annual Dinner
One of the largest annual meetings and dinners of the Altar Guild of the Evangelical Reformed church was held Monday night at the Ebert dining room on North Market street. About sixty members and guests attended a dinner followed by a short business meeting with readings and remarks on the Guild’s work in the church.
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Altar Guild
Evangelical + Reformed church
Ebert
North Market Street
Jane Wald
Hood College
H. L. G. Kleffer
Wenry L. G. Kiefler
Ethel H. Thomas
Guild
Gerrit Peters
Guy H. Droneburg
Mattie Buesing
George Hollinger
Russell Zimmerman
Addie H. Riehl
Wilbur Moorer
Grace P. Smith
Thaddeus M Biser
John T. Best
William T. Delaplaine
Henry I. Stahl
Jesse Is. Anders
Alfred G. Zimmerman
E. A. G. Hermann
L. Homer Miller
Dorsey Culler
Roy Ramsburg
J. Welty Fahrney
Guy Mateny
Roy R. Gosnell
Edward Kinsey
Ralph Bowers
William Houck
Emory
G. Nust
C. Frederick Knock
Richard S. Hargett
Austin FE
Rhoads
Henry B. Ramsburg
N. J. England
Lewis H. Knock
Irwin Harry
Guy Wolfe
Hersperger
Dorothy E
Partington
Grace Neidig
Eleanor W. Houck
Tin Wachter
Mildred Delashmutt
Ella Eyler
Clara S. Ramaburg
Elizabeth Newman
Fdlth
Elizabeth De-Lashmutt
Margaret V. Nusz
Mary F. Rhoads
Eleanor C. Martz
Townsend's Trial Set For February 23
Washington reports Dr Frances Townsend pleaded in nocent to contempt of the House in federal court. Trial was set for February 23 after he walked out of a House pension hearing and refused to resume testimony.
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Washington
Frances F. Townsend
Addage Pensing
Pencione
Four Names Enter Court Packing Discussion Roosevelt Plan
The article lists potential Supreme Court appointees if Congress approves Roosevelt's enlargement plan. Named are James H. Landis of the SEC as chairman, Robert H. Jackson as attorney general, Lloyd L. Garrison former NLRB chair and UW law dean, and Samuel Roseman of the New York Supreme Court.
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Garrison Naseman
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
James H. Landis
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert H. Jackson
Anty
National Labor Relations Board
University of Wisconsin Law School
Samueel Roseman
New York Supreme Court
Trial test of civil liberty in Monaghan murder case in Pa
Trial of twelve men indicted in the death of Frank C. Monaghan hotel operator proceeds as questions of civil liberty loom. Yale historian Frank Monaghan Jr says the case tests the right of a citizen to be protected from unlawful arrest and death by police while Sen Anthony Cavalcante denounces the State Supreme Court transfer of the trial from Fayette to Somerset County as tyrannical and unconstitutional.
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Somerset
Frank C. Monaghan
Frank Monaghan, Jr
Yale University
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
Stacey Gundermin
Monaghan
Agerate
Yale
S. A. Baltz
Fayette County
S Gunderman
Anthony Sainte
Wilbert Miner
Takai
Harrisburg
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayette
State Supreme Court
Frank C. Monneghan
Oye
Stacey Gunderman
Charles J. Margiott
Uniontown
England
America
Cavalcante
Weather Record Shows 0.68 Inch Rain in 24 Hours
A weather summary notes precipitation of 0.68 inches in the last 24 hours. Temperatures recorded yesterday reached minus 27 degrees with low values a year ago at minus 3 degrees.
Frederick Delegates Oppose Gas Tax Diversion
Frederick county delegates to the General Assembly oppose diverting the gasoline tax funds to nonconstructions projects and support reassessment for Frederick County. The group, led by Rep. Chiles S. Houck Jr., favors a merit system for the Frederick police department and notes the assembly's Feb 25 deadline for local bills.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Chiles S. Houck, Jr
House of Delegates
George FE. Castle
Houck
Rod
Frederick Couttry
Frederick
Light Profit Selling Impedes Stock Market
Light profit selling impeded today’s stock market progress though selective issues advanced. Buying power focused in a few rubbers, furs, steels, and specialties. After a brisk start, trading eased to a quiet pace with mixed trends as investors grew cautious near noon. General Motors strike talks appeared to face new obstacles while Sterling rose.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Hoover Attending Last Rites For Elihu Root
Former President Herbert Hoover traveled to Clinton New York to attend the private funeral services for Elihu Font a lawyer statesman and diplomat who died in New York A Hamilton College campus chapel near Root's birthplace hosted the event with Hoover present as a personal friend.
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Clinton
N. Y
Herbert Hoover
Elihu Font
New York
Hoover
Chanel
Hamilton College
Root
Oro
Bar Association to Discuss Roosevelt Plan in Frederick
Frederick County Bar Association president Princeton Hueckey calls an extraordinary meeting in the Circuit Court room Friday at 2 for members to discuss President Roosevelt's proposed changes to the federal judiciary. The session aims to gauge member views independent of party lines and may prompt a lively debate.
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Princeton Hueckey
Frederick County Bar Association
Roosevelt
Mehabers
Goanak Iy Pd
Firemen Consider New County Engine Purchase
The Independent Hose Companys Standing Committee meets to decide on buying a 500 horsepower pumper for county use. They plan to present to the County Commissioners seeking financial support, noting the old engine is out of service and the current twelve cylinder unit is unsuitable for county needs. Committees are named for Automobile Building Purchasing Lodge Room and Engine Mall Sick and Relief and staff appointments are announced.
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Independent Hose Company
Comery Service
A. A. Radcliff
Automobile
Benjamin B
Rosenstock
Millard M. Brust
Clarence A. Herwig
William D. Bowers
Russell A. Hahn
Charles
Tom Butcher
J. Lewis Fleischman
Luther W. Abrecht
G. Allen Kline
Guy V. Brust
Charles F. Bowers
Clarence A. “Werwik
Emory L. Carmack
Mitcard M. Brust
Rusaell A. Hahn
Charles T. Butcher
L. Carmack
Annie John Traver
S J Duel T
Ash Wednesday Begins Lent With Fastnacht Traditions
A historic notice describes Shrove Tuesday customs in Frederick and Hanover with fastnacht treats, naming kinkling and cruller varieties. It explains Mardi Gras in New Orleans and notes Ash Wednesday marks the Lent start with services planned from February 21 to 19 at Calvary Methodist Church. Lent ends with Easter on March 26.
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Hanover
New Orleans
Calvary Mot
General Motors Agrees to Stay in Conference
Detroit February report says General Motors consented to continue talks after a six day stalemate with UAW leaders. Gov. Murphy will reconvene discussions tonight as two GM plants, still under injunction, face union pressures. President Roosevelt has conveyed his position to both sides and officials express cautious optimism for a settlement.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Diay
Absaenc Ee
Avea
Hasdo
General Motors
Toh L. Lewis
Gov. Murphy
Lewis
Washington
Rep
O Cts
Wale Howse vMicinis
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Murphy
John ‘J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers
William 8. Knudsen
Case on Stand in Negro Stral Case
Frank W. Case 11 year old hotel executive and Cornell graduate testified in Queens county court about discovering his wife’s battered body in their Jackson Heights apartment. He described blood in the kitchen and a bathtub scene as Major Green sits nearby awaiting trial for the murder.
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New York
Frank W. Case
Cornell
Queens County Court
Jackson Heights
Green
Howe
Mary Cac
Giar Okt Gilde
Ue Yeu
Case
Ifciene
Washington split over policy of trade upturn
Economists divided into two camps on how to sustain the postwar upturn. One group bets on rising production profits and federal revenue, led by Morgenthau and Eccles, while the other warns that higher prices threaten purchasing power and urges measures to boost demand. Analysts note historical upturn durations and caution future trends amid tax and budget policy debates.
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Homey Dupcher
Washington
Federal Reserve
Gtr
Morgenthau
Reserve Board
Eccles
Donald Richberg
of Commerce
Draper
W. Averill Starriman
spon+ eared
Bireines Advisory and Planning Council
New Deal
Harry iWooking
Senate
Ins Ciiting
Sal
Madison Square Garden
Seal
NEA Service, Inc
Fascist Troops Take Malaga in Campaign to Restore Order
Armed cleanup squads of Fascist police sacked and burned portions of Malaga after a swift advance by the insurgent forces. Officials claim the central sector of the 400000 resident city was razed before the government’s forces entered triumphantly. Reported casualties exceed 5000 as rebels claimed control of the port and surrounding area. Lieutenant Richard I. Ross Jr. from Maryland, serving with the U.S. Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton, was recommended for promotion to captain by the Marine Corps selection board.
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Safate
Malaga
Malwa
Mediterranean
Sun
Hind
Richard I. Ross, Jr
Richard P. Ross
Colorado
Gong Beach
Cal
Marine Corps
Washington
Ross
Proposals for Court Reform Stir Congressional Debate
Washington February AP reports scores of compromise plans for federal court reorganization flood the scene as Democrats push amendments to curb Supreme Court power. President Roosevelt’s plan to expand the court draws mixed reactions with a 75 year retirement age proposal under discussion by Senator Joseph T. Robinson who questions 70 as the limit and weighs broader eligibility for judges across levels.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Redieselt
Sie Justees Uilers
Tronsevelt
House Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Democrat
Texas
Sumsners
Guyer
Kansas
Oeem the Telegraph Company
L Robinson
Joseph T. Robinson
Robison
Il Am
Mre
Bette
Robinson
Senate
Get
Arkansas
Man Sentenced for Unauthorized Use of Ambulance in Maryland
John J. Anderson Jr., 24, unemployed of Hyattsville Maryland, pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of an ambulance. Police Judge George B. Merrick sentenced him to six months in the Maryland House of Correction after a Wednesday arrest following a collision near College Park. A Salt Lake City resident had offered $1,500 a year ago to use Anderson for a human experiment.
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Hyattsville
John J. Anderson, Jr
Maryland House of Correction
George B. Merrick
Anderson
Calelege Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
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