Two Frederick youths confess to stealing five cars
Police report two 16 year olds Paul Stockman and Richard Stride confessed to stealing five automobiles and a car radio along with four vending machines. The cars were found abandoned and all items recovered. They were jailed awaiting February grand jury action. The incident also notes a ministerial association meeting set for the next Monday.
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Frederick
Allen Barigls
Paul Stockman
West South Street
Richard Siride
Washington and
Center Streets
Alice Gates
Hood College
Franklin Street
William A. Zimmerman
East Fourth Street
East South Street
John Favorite
South Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Church Street
Guy Kelly
Trail Avenue
Calgary Church
Charles E. Eaves
Ceresvile
Favourite
South Bentz Street
Carroll Creek
Degrange Street
Navigator S. E. Packaboves in U S S Macon incident
The navigator S E Packaboves served aboard the U S S Macon when the vessel met a mysterious accident during a wallle maneuver with the U S fleet off Point Sur California. The incident drew attention to the ship and its crew amid tight security and inquiries.
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S. E. Packaboves
Macon
Walle
U. S
Point Sur
Callf
The New Deal In Washington Sparks And Doubts
Washington dateline reports show talk of a search for the presidents take profit out of war commission then fading from view Bernard Baruch and General Hugh Johnson backed the McSwain war mobilization bill Nye committee rebuffs the commission and probes shipbuilders lobbyists Miss Perkins balks at gifts from Hopkins and rejects paintings for the Labor building amid political infighting and caution.
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War Commission
Baruch
Miss Perkins
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Senator Vandenberg
Nye Munitions Committee
President
Hugh Johnson
McSwain
House Military Affairs Committee
War and Navy Departments
Nye Committee
Nye
Boa
Jim Farley
Frances Perkins
Harry Hopkins
CWA
Hopkins
Steinmetz
Cpeome
Trotzky
Selassie Says Italian Mobilization Unjustified
Emperor Haile Selassie told the world press mobilization by Italy is unnecessary and not useful for negotiations toward a conciliation commission. He asserted Ethiopian actions have not endangered Italian Somaliland, while Italian sources report Ethiopian forces occupying Silar near Ualual since January 29 amid tensions tied to the Asbub incident.
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Rome
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Negadras Yesus
Silar
Ualual
Weyerbacher denies unethical conduct in probe
Commander Ralph D. Weyerbacher naval aircraft procurement officer told a naval court of inquiry he and Lieut. C B Harper offered services as technical advisers to Cairns Development Co and Cairns Airplane Co both of New Milford Conn He said he acted without unethical or illegal motives and the inquiry follows a House committee request.
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Washington
Naval Court of
Ralph D. Weyerbacher
Naval Aircraft Procurement
Cairns Development Co
Cairns Airplane Co
Naugatuck
Court of Inquiry
House
Weyerbacher
Drunken driving fine after Peoples Court hearing
Blair of Brooklyn was fined 100 for drunken driving and 1 for reckless driving after a Peoples Court hearing before Justice Motter. State Officer Anderson, Sheriff Hiltner, and Deputy Smith testified Blair appeared intoxicated, while Blair claimed amnesia and only cough syrup. Attorney Patrick Schnauffer defended him.
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Parrott E. Blair
Brooklyn
Guy K. Motter
Peoples Court
Blair
A. F. Anderson
Hauptmann to Die in New Jersey Death House Tomorrow
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, convicted in the Lindbergh case, will be moved to the state prison death house tomorrow. Attorneys pursue a writ of error as Sheriff Curtiss confirms the transfer plan and district attorneys defend the conviction amid reports of possible accomplices.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charlies
A. Lindbergh, Jr
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Division of Investigation
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Sherif
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Thomas W. Trenchard
Anthony M. Hauck
C. Lloyd Fell
Sherif John H.curtiss
Death House
Work relief programs proposed for Brunswick and Middletown
Officials from Brunswick and Middletown submit work relief plans under a proposed 4 80 000 000 relief bill. Middletown aims to fund sewerage, street work, and a possible one room high school addition. Brunswick proposes a women’s sewing program to make sheets pillow cases comforters and children’s wear for free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Middletown
Burgess and Commissioners
Harry R. Mace
Ciy
Weather Summary for La. om and February Data
Today's precipitation totals report 0.43 inch in 24 hours and February to date 0.99 inch. February normal is 2.95 inches. February 1934 saw 1.93 inches. Yesterday's high reached 24 while the previous year’s high was 4. A night low of 33 compares to 6 last year. Sunsets at 5.46 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 7.03 am. Tomorrow's moonrise 4.19 pm and moonset 6.01 pm.
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la. Om
Macon Blimp Crash Probe Hints At Possible Causes
In San Francisco and Washington reports on the Macon disaster, inquiry testimony cites possible faults in structure design or control gear and notes wind and rain as factors. Five crew members’ accounts are to be reviewed to determine a definite cause of the airship’s plunge and two crew deaths. Navy Lt Cmdr Herbert W. Wiley, commander of the Macon, is promoted to Commander by President Roosevelt.
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Frederick County
S. F. Daugherty
Dayton
Daugherty
United Brethren Church
Myersville
Ralph E. Hartman
Ministerial Association
San Francisco
Pacific
Board of Inquiry
Macon
Wiley
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Herbert W. Wiley
Fear of housewives turning against AAA grows
AAA officials warned that rising food prices could rally housewives against the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. With new crops four months away, they noted retail costs are already feeling the impact of last year’s drought and reduced farm acreage. Bureau of Labor statistics show food costs up 4.4 percent for butter, less than 1 percent for wheat cereals, with potatoes cabbage onions and bananas declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frd
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fog Lifting But Market Visibility Is Still Bad
The market shows a cautious yet improving tone with modest gains in stocks and a cheerful mood in board rooms. The pound opens at 4.877 and call money remains at 1 percent as bonds and commodities trend upward with little strong news. A separate notice reports SCNDOLBOY’S LEG BROKEN after a fall on Church Street. Stup sustained a fractured leg and was taken to Frederick City Hospital.
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Scndolboy
Stup
Church Street
Mro Richtson and
Sen
Frederick City Hospital
Art in India subject of talk to local club
Dr Olive Reddick of Hood College spoke to the Frederick Art Club on Indian art history and the Mogul era. She described Hindu and Mohammedan influences, ancient architecture, and two modern Indian painting schools in Calcutta and Bombay.
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India
Olive Reddick
Hood College
Frederick Art Club
Philip Wertheimer
West Third Street
Br. Reddick
Calcutta
Almere
Bombay
Reddick
Reddick Waal
Nerfad
Vaj Mahal
Shah Jahan
Ner Mahal
Wertheimer
Harry Brandenburg
Howard Young
Ruth Cile
Thslma Mulllaix
Mammoand
Marlon Green
Farley Reports Asked by Senate
Senate solicits all Interior Department investigator reports related to James A. Farley and associates. The request, led by Senator Long, targets Glavis reports linked to the public building program and any mentions of Farley, plus contracts involving James Stewart and Company and General Builders and Supply. Ickes said thanks for the information.
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Washington
Long
Louisiana
Senate Today
Ickes
Interior Department
Postminster-General
Parky
Robinson
Louis Ginayis
Ehler
Glavis
James A. Farley
Parley
James Stewart and Company
General Builders and Supply Corporation
Senate Actin
No Night Session Scheduled for Maryland General Assembly
Annapolis Feb 15 AP There will be no night session and the assembly will not meet tomorrow Speaker Emanuel Gorflne said today. Republican leaders in the Senate met at the executive mansion to discuss financial conditions and possible late sessions. Ralph Ross a former Potomac Edison employee took a government job in Middletown after a stint in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
General Assembly
Emanuel Gorflne
J. Alan Coad
St. Mary's
Senate
Willam P. Lawson
Republican State Central Committee
Executive Mansion
House
J. Allan Cand. Demorrat
S. Maury
Ralph Ross
Middletown
Potomas Edison Co
Imbana
Sell Son
Pennsylvania
Thumb Injury From Home Weeding in Middletown
While cleaning weeds at his Middletown home on Saturday, George Sr. inadvertently chopped off the end of his left thumb. Damage required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Foster Ahalt
Middletown
Georrge Sr
Propaganda law urged to curb foreign influence in U S
The McCormack committee urges new safeguards against foreign propaganda and revolutionary activity. It proposes registering press and public relations agents, empowering the secretary of state to expel foreigners, treaties to repatriate unwanted aliens, and penalties for disobeying laws or aiding subversion. It notes suspected Soviet and Nazi activities and cites a Mexican consul incident in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Med
United States
Congress
House
Secretary of State
San Bernardino
Calif
Fewer Valentines Sent in Official Quarters on Valentine Day
Officials reported a low mood day with far fewer valentines than in prior years. Police HQ tallies showed about six or seven valentines among officers, with some not receiving any. A brisk local sale of candy and flowers accompanied the understated observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Swain
Herbert Strawsbury
Allen
90 Year Old Woman Injured After Chair Collapse
Elmira Lanner, in her 90th year, lies seriously injured at her daughter Mrs Harvey R Lease’s home 228 East Church Street after a chair she was trying to sit on collapsed last Friday. She suffered painful injuries and is bedridden. Two years ago she fractured a hip in a fall but recovered. Her 90th birthday is due March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Lanner
Harvey R. Lease
East Church Street
Hartle Confirmed Postmaster for Hagerstown
Jacob Ty Hartle has been confirmed by the United States Senate as postmaster of Hagerstown. He succeeds Edward M. Tenney after the nomination, dated February 15.
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Hagerstown
Jacob Ty Hartle
Hhis
United States Senate
Mr. Hartle
Edward M.tenney
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