Watershed conservation urged for Singanore area by local groups
Citizens petition 25 landowners to form a soil conservation district to restrict land use and curb tree harvesting along the Singanore watershed. H H Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service notes no funds to buy land. authorities seek state forestry and health department input while Frederick authorities study options. Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association votes support and coordinates with Izaak Walton League leaders to protect the watershed.
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Singanore
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
George F. Grove
Izaak Walton League
Bennett
Grove
Frederick
States Division of Forests and Water
State Forestry Department
State Department of Health
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Associaton
J. Paul Delphey
Forest and Stream Committee
S. F. Lehman
Mrs Rubens Talks With Envoy Censored in Moscow
Mrs Ruth Marie Rubens of New York, released after two months imprisonment, spoke for 75 minutes with Loy W Henderson, U S charged affairs, but the interview was censored by Soviet judicial authorities. She answered questions approved by an examining judge at the Soviet military tribunal. Henderson declined to disclose details until reporting to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ruth Marie Rubens
New York
Loy W. Henderson
U.S
Rubens
Henderson
Butirka
Bioscox
State Department
Main State Highways To Be Open To Trucks
The Roads Commission said all main highways will allow trucks up to 21 tons gross weight until further notice. The move reverses a Tuesday order that limited weight to 12 tons on most state roads due to thaw damage. Authorities cited reports from district highway engineers and immediate protests followed the earlier restriction, with labor leaders claiming about 19,900 drivers could be deprived of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balimore
Feo. 10
Se Siste
Evernishi
Seriing
Heiress Harriet Nielson Death in New York Rooming House
New York police arrested Vi King, 45, unemployed saxophonist, after he admitted striking heiress Harriet Nielson in a cheap rooming house. Nielson, formerly of a wealth California family and a former Olympic diver, died after a prolonged drinking bout. Death listed as unknown causes.
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Harriet Nielson
California
New York
Vi King
Une
Wedding of Smathers at Fairfax Courthouse
Rev. R. Carl Maxwell presided at the Fairfax courthouse ceremony uniting U. S. Senator William H. Smathers of New Jersey and Miss Mary James Foley of Winter Haven Florida. The couple planned a Boca Raton honeymoon before returning to the Senator's Bethesda estate Four Winds. Smathers 47, a UNC Law School graduate and former New Jersey judge and state senator, wed 28 year old Mrs. Foley 28, a Winter Haven native.
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R. Carl Maxwell
Fairfax Alethodist
Catrch
Fairfax
U. S
William H. Smathers
New Jersey
Mary James Foley
Winter Haven
Fla
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Senate
Smathers
B. F. Smathers
Waynesville
N. C
Joseph
Benjamin
Billy Smathers
Washington
Duke of Windsor
Boca Raton
Senators Estate
Bethesda
Berryville
Gibson School
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
W. C
Rollins College
Winter Park
United States Senate
Fox Made Magistrate At Large In Baltimore
Gov. W. Nice announced Fox, previously contumacious with contempt fines in the southeastern district Baltimore, was renamed magistrate at large effective Saturday. The present magistrate of the Southwestern District is removed, and Fox will serve in a broader capacity.
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Fox
Baltimore
Annapolis
Fed
W. Nice
J. Frank Fox
Pees
Lulu E
Magavenues
Axe Fox
Przce
Romanian Regime of Goga Resigns in Romania Crisis
The anti Semitic government of Premier Octavian Goga resigned after six weeks in office. Former Premier George Mironescu was commissioned by the king to form a new cabinet. The cabinet’s fall climaxed a day of growing indications of Goga’s fall from favor. Before the resignation King Carol summoned four former premiers to the palace for audiences.
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Buchnarest
Octavian Goga
George Mironescu
Goga
Carol
Consulate Asked to Give Him Protection
H P Mills American publisher of a Chinese language newspaper in Shanghai was given a bodyguard after his news plant was bombed and a death threat letter. Mills, from New Orleans, appealed to the American consulate as terrorists damaged his paper and another, injuring three Chinese. The paper was accused of anti Japanese copy and a letter demanded such publication halt.
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Shanghai
H. P. Mills
W. R
International Settlement Police
Note Burned as Debt Paid at First Baptist Church
A debt repayment ceremony at First Baptist Church marked the burning of a 19400 note. Charter members Mrs. C. C. Sparks, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Bowyer Fout, and Miss Ruth R. Trout led the burning after prayers and congregational hymns. Guests from Maryland Baptist organizations praised the church’s achievement. Refreshments followed.
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First Baptist Church
Lowe
William C. Royal
C. C. Sparks
Robertser
Bowyer Fout
Ruth R. Trout
Lord
J. Carey Martein
The
Baptist Church Extension Society of Maryland
Magruder Powell
Baltimore
Joseph T. Watts
Baptists of Maryland
Gunshot Wounds Fatal To Westminster Man 63
Edward Long, 63, of Westminster died at University Hospital after a shotgun blast tore his left facial area. An ambulance crew transported him 30 miles from his home to Baltimore, where he lapsed into a coma and died at 12 30 this morning. Dr. Clifford Taylor stated Long had been despondent and unemployed before the incident.
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Baltimore
Edward Long
Westminster
University Hospital
Clifford Taylor
Long
Stocks Rise Broadly as Market Rebounds in New York
Leading stocks surged on a market recovery with many shares climbing fractions to about a point and some advancing up to four points. Rails and copper gains followed a slow start while steels and farm equipment makers moved later. Volume expanded as the comeback continued, though profits and final hour gains were mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P Ward
Microbe Plot Reported In France
French police study what they call a Spanish insurgent plot to assassinate Spanish government representatives in France using microbes. The investigation followed clues from Marques Antonio de Portago who was detained on a charge of using a false passport to cross the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
France
Mi‘crobes
Marques Antonio de Portago
Why Colleagues Want Cardozo to Stay on the Supreme Bench
Article discusses Justice Cardozo's influence on the Supreme Court and how colleagues view his role. It notes liberal and conservative tensions, critiques of his corporation person dissent, and speculation about workload and potential help from Tom Corcoran. Credits and date cited as 1938 NEA Service.
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Cardozo
Supreme Bench
Black
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Th J
Tom Coreyran
Roosevelt
Gruss
Blick
Virginia Durr
Hobby Displays at Artz Library Open This Evening
In connection with the hobby book collection project at the C Burr Artz Library a display by the Frederick Camera Club opens at seven this evening. Pictures by club members cover miscellaneous subjects and are arranged around the alcoves near the entrance. Prizes from a recent contest are shown in the central corridor with Brish and Mrs Lewis taking top honors. The exhibit includes photography books, display cases with early camera types, and reference volumes on stamps diving gardening and more. Recent gifts include decorative items from the Markell family and a set of brass and irons from Mary Ball Washington’s line.
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C. Burr Artz
Frederick Camera Club
Robert Yinger
John Asher Markell
Grayson B. Haller, Jr
William M. Br
James C. Crist
Camera Club
Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
Karl A. Barleben
Tom Eadie
Faulkner
West
G. A. Stevens
North America
WH. A. Preece
William T. Innes
Sherwood Anderson
Robert Benchley
Stephen Vincent Benet
Pearl Buck
Theodore Dreiser
Sinclair Lewis J
H. L. Mencken
Arthur Frank Payne
Paul Edward Garber
Walter A. de Sager
Francis H. Markell
Mary Ball Washington
Early Methodist Service Book Reveals Wesleyan American Start
The 1724 volume printed in Bristol records John West and Thomas Coxe with Francis Asbury as joint superintendents for American Methodist work. It notes Wesley’s request to ordain Coke and Asbury, the North American Sunday Service, and a Maryland to Virginia money scale, reflecting early post revolutionary financial adjustments. Reverend Gover owns the book, linked to Aldersgate and the two hundredth anniversary of Wesley’s conversion.
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Wesley
Maryland
John West
Thomas Coxe
Francis Asbury T
North
Aldersgate
John Wesley
Episcopal Church
London
America
Dr. Coke
Mr. Asbury
Richard Whatcoat
North America
Joseph Foster
Virginia
WPA funds to aid relief. most spend in industrial centers
President Roosevelt asked Congress for immediate appropriation of 650000 to meet relief needs for four and a half months. WPA officials expect most funds to go to industrial centers, especially automobile cities, on top of 497 million remaining from this year. He warned existing funds won’t cover the burden of unemployment and urged a deficiency appropriation of 250 million to continue work relief through June 30.
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Washington
Roozevelt
Congress
Bankhead
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Capone Not In Strait Jacket Says Warden
San Francisco February 10 AP report denies Capone is confined in a strait jacket at Alcatraz prison hospital. The ex gangster remains in a hospital cot under observation for insanity with the warden saying no violent signs and no strait jacket. The San Francisco Examiner claimed an unimpeachable source said Capone would soon be moved to the federal hospital for delinquents at Springfield Missouri.
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San Francisco
al Capone
Alcatraz Island
Chicago
America
Capone
James A. Johnson
San Francisco Examiner Today
Federal Hospital
Springfield
Pardon Board Last Hope for Condemned Youth
Wendell Forrest Bowers, 29, a former reformatory inmate, seeks clemency from the State Pardon Board to stave off electrocution for the murder of 38-year-old Wilma Carpenter. Three judges ruled he must die for the December murder. his attorney plans immediate appeal to the board and Governor Katie, who hold the power to halt the sentence.
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Wortistown
Wendell Forrest Bowers
5State Pardon Board
Reformatory School
Wilma V. Carpenter
Elmer Menges
Couns
Pardon Board
Geo
I Katie
Mareh
Ote
Oldest Book in Library Linked to Aldersgate Class Notes
Rev Dr Gaver recovers a volume thought to have reached his library via Dr Frank M Richardson of the Baltimore Southern Methodist. The work, second only to DeVeriot’s Revolutions of Rome (1718), is tied to the Aldersgate class taught by Prof Amon Burgeets at the parsonage since January.
Frederick radio trouble group meets to seek fixes
A Frederick meeting of concerned citizens and Potomac Edison officials focused on improving radio reception citywide. Investigators noted defects in the electric lighting system and oil burners as potential interference, urging residents to check appliances for better results while a four to five day survey by Marlin Thurmond is planned to pinpoint issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harmon Staley
Marlin Thurmond
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
Mr. Thurmond
Potomac Edison Company
Robert L. Smith
Mr. Staley
John Morgan
Robert L. Shipley
L. Homer Miller
Jesse C. Shaver
City Engineer Elmer LLC
Maxwell
City Planning Commission
Staley
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iso
Mrr. Tourmond
Held Up And Robbed In Front Police Dept
Fredericksburg Virginia Feb 10 Charles Ziegler of 603 Country Club Road York Pennsylvania stepped from his car in front of the Fredericksburg police headquarters and was robbed by a bandit who took his car watch and 36 dollars in cash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Charles Ziegler
Country Club Road
York, Pa
Howling Gate damages West Coast as storm rages
A northern California storm lashed a 200 mile front from San Luis Obispo to the Oregon line. Winds up to 70 mph bent the Golden Gate Bridge, killed five people and a coast guardsman, damaged highways, railroads, and power lines, and cut towns off from full communications amid feared floods.
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San Francisco
Cali
Luis Obispo
San Franisco
Los Angeles
Marijuana Blamed in Bus Driver Murder Trial
A toxicologist who called marijuana the world's public enemy No 1 testified to bolster an insanity defense for Ethel Sohl 20 on trial with Genevieve Owens 18 for the halted murder of bus driver William Barhorst 34 during a robbery. The two pleaded innocent and were expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
WN. J
Ethel
Bunny” Sohl
Genevieve Owens
William Barhorst
Genevieve
New Candidate In Field For Governor Maryland
Stephen B. Peddicord a city hail employer entered the Maryland governor race as a Farmer-Labor candidate. He proposed reducing motor vehicle license tax to one dollar a year funded by a one tenth cent gasoline tax and said the Maryland party has no ties to other similarly named groups.
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Baltimore
Stephen B. Peddicord
Maryland
Farmer-Labor
Peddicord
Farmer-Labor Party of
Vol~ke
Arctic Gale Ends Rescue Bid For Russian Scientists
An Arctic gale thwarted a late rescue attempt by dog teams for four Russian scientists on an ice floe off Greenland’s east coast. Plans to move across inshore ice from Norwegian and Danish stations were halted as the ice cage drifted southward about 30 miles daily. The Norwegian defense ministry prepared a 1,706-ton coast guard vessel for use near Scoresby Bay.
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Tromson
Norway
North Pole
Graenland
Eas
Greenland
Norwegian Defense Ministry
Coast Guard
Scoresby Baw
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Soil Service of Agriculture Dept
Izaak
Watton League
Fish and Game Assn
Ment
Mrs. Rubens
Commission
Ays
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Rodney Putchefe
Cardarys
Sant
Awed Oy
Sige
Hugo Black
Pia
Mothe
Felix Frankfurter
Stanley Reed
Ee Court
Artz Library
Warden
Pardon Board Is Last Hope
Edta
Atte Dae
Juliet Tuart Poynte
United States
Carly Treses
Mer Ate Ternes
Frend
Elias Libergian
Scotted
RADIO
Police Dept
Howling Gate
West Coast
Mil
Golden Gate Bridge
Bunny” Soh
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