Maryland Senate fights over Presidents court plan
Washington reports Senators claim 82 possible votes to block Roosevelt plan with 49 needed to defeat if all present. In Annapolis New Deal supporters seek to reverse a Maryland resolution opposing the court reorganization and push for a document praising the President and endorsing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronsevelt
Howeve
Supreme Cour of
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Maryland
Wm. S. Wilson
Judiciary
House
Wilson
County Chorus Names Prof Cassel as Co Director
Twenty five members of the County Chorus of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs met at the YMCA. Mrs. P. H. Beavers chaired. Prof. Charles M. Cassel was secured as co director and will conduct practices for the program to be performed at the Federation meeting on March 18. The group sang portions of the meeting under direction, with next gathering set for February 24 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
P. H. Beavers
Roy Crum
Charles M. Cassel
Cassel
Dravers
Ruth Nicodemus
Navy Yard Machinist Acquitted By Judges
Circuit Judges Chas W Woodward and Arthur D Willard acquitted Jonathan R Cox 45 a navy yard machinist of Mt Ratner Md on an indictment charging a criminal attack on an eight year old Annapolis Md girl The case was tried yesterday on a change of venue from Anne Arundel county The court terms the evidence altogether insufficient. Lincoln birthday observance noted as not a state holiday in Maryland.
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Rockville
Feb
Chas, W. Woodward
Arthur D. Willard
Jonathan R. Cox
Navy Yard
Mt. Ratner
Annapots
Anne Arundel County
Weather Record Shows Varied Precipitation and Temps
Weather records indicate precipitation for the 24 hours ending around AE Ponom tod with no measurable precipitation. February's normal is 2.95 inches while February actual shows 24. L inches. 1997 precipitation stood at 2.49 inches. Daytime high temperatures varied and the low last night reached 17 degrees with notable differences from the year prior. Sun times and moon phases are noted with sunrise and sunset values and moonrise and moonset listed for today and tomorrow.
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Tomourtown
Laying of house connections to city sewer under Ligon contract
Pipe work for about fifteen houses in the Ligon contract area proceeds this week as private agreements between owners and the contractor. Interior connections remain homeowner’s expense and inspectors will supervise, with Laporte Construction handling remaining work and bids due February 21.
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Ligan
Ligon
Maxwell
Rockwell Terrace
Dill Avenue
Roger Willard
Np Plumbing
Spector
Laporte Construction Co. Inc
Laportes
Progress
Laporte I
PWA
Frederick
Garden Lecture at Wellesley on Oriental Gardens
Mise Helen Date will present a lecture on Oriental Gardens at Wellesley College. Davie, director of Wellesley botanical gardens, will discuss world garden trends with emphasis on Japan China India and other regions, sharing notes from her travels.
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Hoon
Mise
Helen T Date
Wellesley College
Will Leceture
Orental Gardens
Hrodbeck ‘ Hall
Hone College
Mise Davie
Batanime Gardens
Wellesley
Japan
China
Indaa
Hones Fut
World Day of Prayer Observed at United Brethren Church
The Federated Church Women of Fred eoack observe World Day of Prayer Friday afternoon at 240 o'clock in the United Brethren church. The program marks forty hours of prayer with a theme The Son of the Living God. Mrs Traver presides with co operating Protestant churches and Salvation Army. Four five minute talks cover missions and a collection supports both foreign and home missions. Adjutant Rachel E. Mors speaks on Christian Literature for Children in Other Lands and Mrs B A Hermann on Union Christian Colleges. Various talks discuss Indian Schools and Children of Migrant Laboring Families. Prayers and remarks by listed leaders precede an executive meeting of missionary society representatives.
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Federated Church Women of
Fredeoack
United Brethren Church
Amos Jd
Traver
Protestant Churches
Salvation Arm
Rachel E. Mors
Salvation Army
B A. G. Hermann
Union Christian Colleges
Mra C.W Gregory
United States
J. Engle
Robert Lo Smith
Omen
Missionary Societies
Omecera
Federation
Omhers
Federated Church
Mere Traver
Robert L. Sherry
Elmer F. Munshower
Missionary Societies of the Churches
D Presbyterian
Elmer ER Taxon
Evangeliscal Reformed
Rov W Graham
Calvary M
Richison Tlome
Coral Barrick
Foreign Missions
All Saints
Anna
Floyd
St Timothy's
Mre
Four Inquiries Into Plane Crash In Bay
Four groups of investigators study the torn wreckage of a plane that plunged into San Francisco Bay killing eleven people. Theories include a sharp banking maneuver or misjudged altitude. bodies of several passengers recovered. billionaire Mark Fontana reportedly drowned after attempting to swim to shore amid the 26 feet of water.
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San Francisco
Fete 12
San Francisco Bay
Ae Crarelwre Dragard
Omillionaire
Mark Fontana
Fright May Have Caused Death In Slaying Trial
The trial of Stacey Gunderman and seven others continues as prosecutors allege death was caused by fright during an assault tied to a dark ages theme. Pathologist Dr. Land testifies Mona hghan died from brain hemorrhage and multiple injuries, not heart disease, while coroner Baltz details jaw fractures and chest injuries.
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Somerset
Drefee Cour
Dotan
Uniontown
Menuthan
Btlnd
Marhotter Mariotti
Stacey Gunderman
Duggan
Monapghan
Land
Matteaphan
Bertitlon
Payette
Monarhan
Monaghan
S. A. Balty
Gunderman
Pollerman
Anthony Sainte
Wilbert Minerd
Jrs A. Reilly
Harry W. Byrne
Charles Malik
Jack Unhn
Baltz
C Carraro
FE Ralston
Stephen
Andrew Hakey
Market Prices Rise on GM Strike News
New York traders pushed major stocks higher after word of a GM strike truce. The market opened with gains of one to three points, posting fresh postwar highs before profit taking trimmed advances. Chrysler rose early but fell back, and Sterling opened at 4.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Hoyers
Chrysler
Bee Ian Jr
Arsere
Sterling
Farm Products In Md Gain 85 Million Washington Report
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports 1996 receipts from principal farm crops in Marsland rose about five million dollars over the prior year. Livestock and livestock products brought in more than the previous year, totaling around 16 million dollars. The figures reflect gains in Maryland farm revenue for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Marsland
Mayor Lissd Culler Resumes Outdoor Ride at Cry Hall
Mayor Lissd Culler, kept at home for weeks on South Market Street, was seen at Cry Hall today for the first time. He took a short automobile ride and expressed enjoyment of the open air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
South Market Street
Roosevelt's Supreme Court Plan Divides Democratic Senate
The piece analyzes how Roosevelt allies and conservative Democrats split over the Presidents Supreme Court reform proposal. It notes High's article as a catalyst, counters from Southern Democrats, and lists several senators who oppose the plan including Adams, Bailey, Burke, and George, with possible others and party dynamics shaping the battle.
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Tugh Ives
Thins
Mie
Obajouds
Marne
Roosevelt
Whoso
Jack Garner
Senate
Lewater Doe Robinson
Bat Varrison
Tigh
Unienich Touth
Robinson
Thigh
High
Nescetetts
Congress
Supreme Court
Arkle
Nways
Tonnevelt
Supreme Lair
Adame
Colorado
Bailey
North Carolina
Burke
Nebraska
Word and Glase
Virginia
Gerry
Rhode Island
Trost
West Virginia
King
Ulat George
Georgia
Hamilton To Address Silver Springs GO
Hamilton set to address Silver Springs GO in Montgomery County at the Republican Club meeting. The event, hosted by local GOP figures, aims to rally support ahead of upcoming district activities and party initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Silver Springs
John DM
Republican National Committees
Charm Wall Adiirees
Republican
Montgomery County
Veterans and civic leaders rally for peace crusade in Frederick
The article details a public event at the State Armory featuring General Butler and several sponsors aligned with the national Emergency Peace Campaign. It lists notable speakers including Admiral Ayre and Dr. Harry Emerson Powicks, with participation from prominent figures and families associated with the Quaker and political communities.
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General Butler
State Armory
Mixa Onlen
Eugese Wo Proltt
Lewie A. Hice
Albert Gilsan
A RK
Callintsy
Joseph OT Appleoitrs
W.E Piller
Mie
Laura V. Harrie
J. We Carte
Isaac Lb Mlankey
Albert W. Condon
Calvin Schildkrecht
Misa Moir
Motter
James 1 Stanck
George A. Douglas
Butler
Prederick
Harri Emerson Powdick
Richard B. Ayre
Charles P.taft
Bishay James B. Freeman
Washington, D.C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kathleen Norris
Stephen Fo Wire
Named Chairman Elected At State School Secretaries Meeting
Estelle Baumgardner was elected chairman for March at a National Association of School Secretaries meeting in Baltimore. Ruth Trout and Pauline Jones from the same office attended, with a Washington DC delegation urging attendance at the Eastern Strine midwinter meeting in March at the Mayflower Hotel.
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National Association of School Secretaries
Baltimore
Estelle V. Baumgardner
Rosene W. Prattt
Marts
Mies
Ruth ‘Trout
Mise Pauline Jones
Sane Offler
Womerons City Club
Boards of Education
Apecs
Washington DC
Washington
Mayflower Hotel
National Association of
Sumner
Ea Set
Cation Asaociation
Fire Alarm After Window Tossed Bed At 104 Fourth Street
A bed caught fire near a stove in an upstairs room at 104 Fourth Street when a person tossed it from a window. The effort ended the threat as firemen arrived and the blaze was extinguished. A colored family resides at the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Fifth Street
Auxiliary Head Coming to City for Joint Legion Meeting
Mrs George Bamford, department president, leads a joint meeting of Francis Scott Key Post senior and junior auxiliaries tonight. Guests include Harhats Jollinen and Nessie Mercer, with Virginia Eagle helping plan the program for broadcast. Also, Mrs Bamford to broadcast from a local station.
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George Bamford
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key Post
Dats Elive
Geo Bamford
Sparrows Point
Fies
Harhats Jollinen
Baltimore
Nessie Mercer
Virginia Eagle
Tuntor
Hamford
Amer
Jeanisim
Rawhsburd
Lta Tlancoch
Weltern Harrison
Supreme Court Reform Debate Stirs Frederick County Bar
A special Frederick County Bar Association meeting is set for Friday at 2 pm in the Circuit Court room to discuss Roosevelt era Supreme Court reform. Washington County Bar, split along party lines, narrowly opposed the change while Frederick County shows Democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosevelt
Freederick County
Bar Reeoeisti
Circuit Court
Meve
War Association
DC Princeton Mackey
N Association
Prolerick County
Washington County Bar Association
Supreme Court
Monthly Meeting of Frederick City Hospital Board
Regular session of the Board of Managers of Frederick City Hospital was held Tuesday afternoon presided by Mrs C F Cline. Linen supply replenished, city sewer connection planned, superintendent duties noted, and January report given showing patients treated discharged remaining paid births and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
C.F Cline
Payron Coteaya
Mary
Meherspata
Nefmattedt
Renuin
End of GM UAW Strike Lets Plants Reopen And Sets Rules
The GM UAW settlement ends the costly strike with a pedew agreement. GM raises hourly wages effective February 15, recognizes the union, begins bargaining February 1 for issues listed January 4, and evacuates all strike plants. No discrimination against strikers is allowed, and production resumes quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ameican
General Motors
United Attomotive Workers Union
Mihe
Corporation
Thurmont Man Jailed For Threatening Wife
Thurmont man Joseph Weirman was jailed after allegedly returning home drunk and breaking furniture while threatening his wife. Constable Farl Creeger took him into custody Tuesday night. magistrate Albert W. Ecker scheduled a hearing, but he was deemed too drunk for trial and committed to jail.
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Kim
Joseph Weirsman
Thurmont
Albert W. Ecker
Thurstenet
Weirman
Farl Creeger
Jarl
Forfeiture of Collateral in Police Court Hearing
The collateral value of 8250 was forfeited after a Wednesday night hearing in Police Court. The case involved Vernon M Rhoderick and Weet Seve? enthe. details indicate a drunken state leading to the forfeiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon M
Rhoderick
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