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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1934

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2

Secret Session On McGracken Contempt Charges In Senate

Washington February 12 The Senate debated contempt charges against William P McGracken and three co defendants amid protests and procedural moves. The scene included sergeant at arms Chesley J Turner and threats of per court summons while discussions touched civil works funding and potential action on silver policy as Morgenthau hinted at further steps.

Washington Senate Wiram P. MacCracken Dutpital Benate Che Alves Serman Chesley Jurner MacChacken Downtorn Caborase Ett James V. Martin Ohio Army Morgenthau

Petition Granted In Central Trust Company Case

Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Achur D. Willard granted a petition by Thomas A. Chapline county treasurer to add 3380.86 to the distribution share from the Central Trust Company receivership. The petition cites taxes deposited in branch accounts before September 3, 1931 totaling 695?89 and 2952.99, with 8350.86 claimed as a share of assets.

Hammond Urner Amociste Achur D. Willard Thomas A. Chapline Central Trus Company Central Trust Goompany Wards Councy Cheomunty Che Man Cencal Trust Garmpasny Che Sim Sonny Tre Peckion W. Cimion McSheny

Fire alarm alarms pedestrians near Madison Street residence

A false alarm rang at 5:30 on Tuesday near 386 Madison Street, W J Ligatier’s home, startling pedestrians and prompting firefighters from the United Company to respond. A chimney fire was extinguished. no injuries reported. Westminster Kiwanis met Tuesday evening with S. Houck Jr. addressing the club.

Ike Cruzecs Madison Sreet W J Ligatier Uniteds Rome Sinle Gamaceras Rulss Lottz Mallet Cisgeng Truck Company Naga Caik Westminster

Resignation Accepted at Maryland Virginia Milk Producers

Directors at the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association voted 11 to 9 to accept the resignation of John McGill Jr. as secretary manager, effective March 15. The meeting in Washington, D.C. followed tense debate as McGill supporters gained a final vote swing, with members listed from Frederick County and nearby areas attending.

Muk Producers' Association John McGill, Jr Onenaime Frederick Couity Farm Organzade Sutceas Tutsdar Tom Battle Enes Washington McGil Frank Walker Orange Ho Wag McGill McGul Hls Frederck Diedoms T. Homer Remsberg Michicown Bezier Anasant Albers McCaréeh Erle Adams Ang Wonam Drbana_ Ti Maryland Atteas Toms Tame Peiieved MeGii Grectors Mogi

William Travers Jerome Dies at 74 in New York

In New York February 13, William Travers Jerome longtime crusading district attorney of Tammany Hall and the prosecutor in the Harry K Thaw case died of pneumonia at his home. A 74 year old veteran of raids and gambling busts he was known as Mr Carrie Maton by opponents and led the city in a war on crime with his sensational 20 year old Canfield gambling house raid.

New York William Travers Jerome Tammany Hall Harry K. Thaw Carrie Maton Nnle Manhattan Jerome New York City Combling Dick Canfield

Card Party Aids Francis Scott Key Chapter Benefit

A well attended card party hosted by the Young Women's Democratic League at the Francis Scott Key chapter raised funds. Twenty five tables were sold with door prizes awarded to Mrs Lexis Renn Miss Helen Siexach and Miss Margaret Talbots. Committee members included Mrs Alfred Jy Saver Mrs Leonard Shuff Mrs Pres ach and Mrs Cameron a Hysm mond. The event occurred Tuesday evening at 7 30. The article also notes a London meeting on arms disarmament efforts by the United States participants.

Young Women's Democratic League Francis Scott Aeute Lexis Renn Helen Siexach Muss Margaret Talbots Alfred Jy. Saver Leonard Shuff Presach Cameron

Taey a d dec de meeting notes with unclear details

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting held on Tuesday after March, with a score some kind of attendance note. Names and specifics are garbled, preventing precise reconstruction.

Auto Show At Armory Attracts Large Crowds

Large crowds are expected for the Frederic Motor Company sponsored auto show opening at the State Armory this evening at 7 o clock, continuing the rest of the week. Ford cars will be on display including new motor features. The event runs daily 10 am to 10 pm with others like Potomac Edison, J Paul Speranza, Gulf Refining, Frederick Iron and Steel, and Firestone Tires also showcasing. A fur cargo from Canada to England is noted as historical context.

Frederics Motor Company State Armory Ford New York Detrottigh Gilthis City Potomac Edison Company J Paul Speranee Gulf Re- Fredenck Ron and Steel Firestone

Administration explains why air mail contracts were canceled

Washington Feb 13 The administration prepared an explanation for the courts and public why eight air mail contracts were canceled. Postmaster General Parley planned to release a full letter to Senator Black detailing the reasons, after amending the draft following President Roosevelt's meetings. The dispute centered on Lindbergh’s protest of the mass cancellation and the Senate inquiry into the contracts.

Wasaington Costeachin Parley Transcontinental and Western Av Congress Parney Chaiman Senate Pasley Roosevelt Farley Sam Post Office Department Senate Investigating Committee Charles A. Lindbergh

Early U.S. Institutions and War Declarations

The United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps formed in 1870. James Smithson, an Englishman, left his estate to found the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. The United States declared war against Mexico in 1846.

U.S James Smithson Smithsonian Institution Washington Mexico

Carroll County Aid Society elects officers in Westminster

The Carroll County Caldwell Children’s Aid Society gathered in the Westingier Firemen’s building with Mrs. Frank T. Myers retained as president. New officers include vice president Mrs Chester Hobbs, second vice president Miss Naomi St, secretary William E. Thomas, treasurer Mrs Ison, and an executive panel of Mrs Miers, Mrs Sereck Wilson, Mrs William Young, Mrs J Abert Mines, and Mrs William H Thomas. Rev J M Pridinger spoke, with greetings from Mayor George E Matthews.

Westainger Caldren’s. Aid Society Carroll County Westainger Firemen Frank T. Myers Pus Chester Hobbs Wiliam E. Thomas Young Ison C. Lord George E. Matthews Wesminster Lawrence C. Gean Relgious Western Maryland College Pal Spearer Afiss The Maryland Cashiren Ald Sotteer

Factor Identifies Two Abductors in Ransom Case

John Factor known as Jake toe Barber identified two Chicago kidnappers. Abductors Bask Bangnart and Costner, connected to the Touhy gang, were arrested after police and federal agents traced them to a high end Chicago residence last weekend. A plane trip from Chicago preceded Factor’s sighting and identification during the summer kidnapping and ransom plot.

Baximore John Factor Chicago Jake Toe Barber Bask Bangnart Ad Beac Costner Thos Berg Banghas Touhy

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