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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1935

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2

Western Shore Commissioners Form Association and Plan Reassessment

Commissioners from ten Western Shore counties met at the Francis Scott Key hotel to form a permanent association. They elected officers and endorsed a potential reassessment this year and the return of lateral roads to county supervision, with a unanimous vote for the roads plan and varied support for reassessment.

Western Shore Francis Scott Key Hotel Stewart Western Shore Association Western E. Austin James Frederick Allegany Washington Howard Carroll Garrett Montgomery Baltimore Anne Arundel Calvert Garret Angie Wolfinger Washington County Neal O. Fraley Garrett County Mr. Hill Allegany County Paul L. Coughlin Montgomery County James P. Kelley Baltimore County Cullimore Arthur W. Dowell Calvert County Kelley State Tax Commission Cullinore Baltimore City General Assembly Dowell James

Mussolini Calls 250000 Italian Troops for Possible Action

Rome reports Premier Mussolini mobilizes 250000 soldiers and orders naval and air forces on alert in response to Ethiopian border attacks. Government says the situation is grave and actions depend on Ethiopia's response. A separate note recalls a 1931 East Coast to Hammerfest voyage record.

Rome Italy Mussolini Africa Ethiopia United States Hammerfest Norway

Anniversary Ends Celebration of First Baptist Church

The thirtieth anniversary observance of the First Baptist Church organization concluded with an interest fellowship service and social hour. The final offering, plus day one contributions, surpassed the $600 goal. Rev. William C. Royal led the event with remarks by Rev. Ralph E. Hartman and addresses from Rev. Shea Henry Day and Rev. Paul B. Wallington. Bartonsville colored quartet performed to a large crowd.

First Baptist Church William C. Royal Ralph EB. Hartman Evangelical Reformed Church Frederick County Ministerial Association Bartonsville Colored Quartet FL Oal Day Mearyland Baptist State Mission Board Jshea Henry Day Seventh Baptist Church Baltimore Paul B. Wallington Hagerstown

Police Court Singles Out Short Dispositions

Justice Guy KK Molter presided Monday night as several cases were disposed. Paul Lane and P H Bowers forfeited 2.50 collateral each for drunkenness and a traffic violation respectively. FL OW Legee paid 10 and costs. EB J Hodge paid 5 and costs for traffic law. Eugene Binchin paid 10 for violating city coal ordinance. Herbert Mullican, Raymond Ropp, W L Silver and John Brunner each forfeited 1 coach for parking violations. Three killed and six injured in a steambiller explosion at a copper ore plant near Quitman Ga.

Guy KK. Molter Paul Lane P. H. Bowers FL. OW. Legee EB. J. Hodge Eugene Binchin Herbert Mullican Raymond Ropp W. L. Silver John Brunner

Auto Legislation Debated by Frederick Automobile Club Board

Frederick branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland discussed pending General Assembly vehicle laws at a Monday meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel. Topics included a memorial boulevard from Lincoln to Gettysburg via Frederick, footpath proposals, passenger injury liability bills, and city parking enforcement with no-parking signs supplied. Ralph W. Boyer reported on January road service and calls, with Sam W. Maples presiding in chairman Wight’s absence. guests C. J. Fox and Vinton J. Bowen attended.

General Assembly Frederick Automobile Club of Maryland Francis Scott Key Hotel Memorial Lincoln Monument Washington Monument Gettysburg United States Senate James H. Gambrill, Jr Allogany County Court Street Automobile Club Church Patrick Streets Ralph W. Boyer F. W. Harnwell Boyer Daniel E. Wight Sam W. Maples C. J. Fox Vinton J. Bowen The

Germany seeks air fleet equal to Russia in reply to pact

Berlin reports indicate Germany plans a military air fleet matching Russia as part of the Reichsregierung response to Anglo French pact proposals. Hitler, in seclusion, weighs Germany’s answer to London. The SS reorganization shows the elite force shrinking from about 800000 to 200000 with only 20000 rifle bearers and 2000 as Reichs inchrers personal guard.

Berlin Germany Russia Reichsfeder Titler London Adolf Hitler Schutzstafel Reichs Inchrers Morg Beailly Aumsd

Zonta Club Meeting Endorses Prenatal Clinic Project

The Zonta Club at Hotel Frederick discussed routine items and recommended its prenatal clinic program as a candidate for Zonta International. It reviewed Framingham Massachusetts Mother Craft project as a rival international service project and favored yearly Zonta International conventions. W F Childs Jr Martinsburg will address next Monday at Hotel Frederick.

Zonta Club Hotel Frederick Zonta International Framingham Mass Mother Craft W. F. Childs, Jr Martinsburg W. Va

Public hearing on Potomac Edison rate cuts begins

Baltimore February 11 The State Public Service Commission opens a public hearing on the distribution of rate reductions by Potomac Edison Company. The case could avoid a prolonged court fight as counsel for the utility argues one third of the 325000 cut should go to out of state subsidiaries while the commission contends the adjustments are un proportional and Maryland customers should receive the larger share.

Baltimore State Public Service Commission Potomac Edison Company Maryland

Milk Thieves Target City Porch Bottles and Papers

Police seek suspects charged with stealing milk and cream bottles and newspapers from porches and doorsteps across city sections. Milk and cream were taken from West Third Street three times and newspapers twice last week, with other residents reporting missing bottles as well. Milk and cream deliverers note similar complaints in other areas.

West Third Street

Reilly names six in kidnap scheme

Edward J. Reilly counsel for Bruno Hauptmann asserts in court that a gang abducted the Lindbergh baby and that Col Lindbergh was betrayed. He claims Jafsie and Violet Sharpe were deceitful, and that ransom money remains hidden. Prosecutor Anthony Hauck counters that Hauptmann alone abducted and killed the child.

Edward J. Reilly Hauptmann Counsel Baby Col. Lindbergh Jassie Violet Sharpe Isador Fisch Anthony M. Hauck Hunterdon County Hauptmann

Hauptmann Grants Final Plea in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case

In Flemington New Jersey on February 11 Bruno Hauptmann jawed his defense in a final plea to a jury, insisting he is framed by a gang for the Lindbergh baby murder. Chief counsel Edward J. Reilly accused police bungling and planted evidence, naming six associates amid a swirling trial atmosphere.

Les Reilly Hauptmann John F Jassie” Condon Lindbergh St. Raymond's Cemetery Bronx Yonkers Bonesteel Ferry 43Rd Street Colonel Betty Gow Baby Lindbergh Gow Red Johnson Henry Red) Johnson Nurse Gow Betty Gaw Denmark Ollie Whateley Lindbergh Butler Whateley Europe Fisch Isador Fisch Furtier

Assault charge follows bus avenue altercation

George Spencer, colored, was arrested by Officers Hoffman and Swomley on an assault with intent to kill charge. Charles Jackson, colored, at Frederick County Emergency Hospital with a badly lacerated head accuses Spencer after a Sunday afternoon bus avenue fight. Spencer is jailed without bond pending Jackson's condition.

George Spencer George Hoffman Daniel Swomley Charles Jackson Frederick County Spencer Jackson

Adamstown PTA Meeting Tonight at School Auditorium

The Adamstown Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school auditorium this evening at 7 30. A program will be prevented. North American rivers wash about 475000000 tons of chemicals into the sea annually.

P.T. A Adamstown Parent-Teacher Association

Mite Society and Brotherhood Hold Semi annual Social

The Trinity Lutheran church groups met at the Sunday school room on February 12 with business sessions followed by a program. Hazel Hess gave an instrumental solo, Mrs Carroll Hess read, Leah Catherine Reindollar sang, a male quartet performed, Rob­ert Bremer read, Charlotte Hess sang, Mildred Baum gardner accompanied, and Tom Albaugh played two xylo phone selections. The program was arranged by Mrs Walter Brower Mrs David Baughma Lou Hess and Wallace Reindollar. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs Raymond Sauble Elma Shoemaker oversaw all nations.

Taneytown The Mite Society Brotherhood of ‘Trinity Lutheran Church Hazel Hess Carroll Hess Leah Catherin Reindollar Mnal Quartet Mobert Bremer Charlotte Hess Mildred Baumgardner Tom Albaugh Walter Brower David Baughma Lou Hess Wallace Reindollar Raymond Sauble Elma Shoemaker

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Western Shore Commissioners IN Association A. Charles Stewart Charles W. Melville Carroll County Thomas J. Cullimore Anne Arundel County W. Howard Milling T. Stanton Sunderland R. Mason HU A. Grant Hooper Eastern Shore Commissioners Association Hill Annapolis John A. Bromley Legislative Committee Bromley County Boards of Commissioners State Roads Commission Bramley David W. Sloan Allegany Commissioners Wolfinger America Joseph Nathan Kane First National Soldiers Homes King's College Columbia Porter Edison Company New Jersey Yogus Dayton Mélwaukes Win Quitman Aes Egyen Tod Alnanke Abraham Lincoln Charles Darwin Michigan Cultural College Lansin China Republic Rae Zonta Meeting State Service Commission Potomac Edison Six Co. Lindbergh England Valentines CC. Carty, Inc B. Patrick Esr Hess Cretonne H. L. Mills E. Patrick Street C. E. Cline & Son Coty Grace Eld Black Brown Navy Lacey Hendrickson Pyar Shiew
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