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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1935

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Fire probe widens as Mt Airy blaze patterns seen

Authorities report a private inquiry by state and county officers finds that three Mt. Airy fires, all likely started by an incendiary, may stem from a single firebug. Investigators cite Nice family ties and a large Mt. Airy high school blaze as key incidents.

Mt. Airy State Frederick Carroll County Joseph Daugherty State Insurance Commissioner's Office Sherman P. Bowers Roy M.wiltner Frederick County George N. Fringer Wilbur C. Coakley J. Albert Nice Mt. Atry Nice Home Nice deAnile Mrs. Nice Mt. Airy High School Mt Airy High School Harry R. Zepp Carroll County Board of Education First National Bank North Main Street Mt. Alry Zepp Riddlemoser H

Truck Breaks Sewer Cover In Baltimore Delivery

A Horton Motor Lines truck backed to deliver at a local store and broke an iron sewer cover at Market and Second streets around 9 oclock this morning. Driver R A Eccard notified city authorities.

Horton Motor Lines Baltimore Market Second Streets R. A. Eccard

Milk Producers Meet For Year In Frederick County

The Freder ick County Milk Producers Association held its annual meeting at Henry R. Shoemaker’s office with good attendance. Albert M. Mercer was elected president and led a slate of officers and directors, while discussion covered milk price and potential milk control legislation with no actions taken.

Frederick Association General Assembly Milk Control Board

Ethel How shot and fled after family tragedy

In Leray Illinois on February 17 Miss Ethel How reportedly shot dead her brother and sister after six months of illness worry. She wounded two other relatives and fled the countryside as police used tear gas on the house where the dead and wounded lay.

Leray Ethel Howant

No Damage Reported From Frederick County Flooding

Rain and rising temperatures thawed ground and reduced snow, bringing Frederick county waters near flood stage but causing no damage to roads or bridges. Monocacy River peaked near ten feet above normal at Geresville, then receded. Potomac rose four to five feet near Brunswick and a high of eleven and a half feet at the Harpers Ferry bridge, then fell.

Frederick County Geresville Monocacy Pews Potomac Brunswick Harpers Furry Bridge

Mellon Case Up for Mellon Tax Hearing Tomorrow

Pittsburgh reports former Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon will face a sub committee of the Bureau of Tax Appeals tomorrow to answer charges he wilfully knowingly fraudulently evaded his 1931 income tax. Mellon expects the hearing will end a long campaign of vilification led by Democrats and Attorney General Homer S. Cummings.

Pittsburgh Homer S. Cummings

Weather Report Notes Slow Thaw After Heavy Snow

Residents feared floods from last fall as a gradual thaw avoided havoc. A warm spell and rapid cold nights kept snow from vanishing quickly, while Northwest winds cooled the county. Saturday reached 57 degrees the warmest February day since 1933, with 0.25 inch rain pushing the monthly total to 1.04. Snow in the mountains near the airport was not expected to reach the area. Temperature slid to 83 at 11 PM as an 18 mph wind faded.

River Section

Maryland Senate to consider administration measures in 5 bills

Five bills would place the state police director under the governor, create a three member Conservation Commission and abolish the conservation commissioner post, form a three member Advisory Board of Parole, allow tax payments in installments, and change the residence affidavit rule for Maryland citizens leaving the state. The governor would appoint all three panels and set salaries.

Annapolis Senate Conservation Commission Office of Conservation Commissioner Office of Commissioner of Paroles Maryland J. David Baile Carroll Threeman Advisory Board of Paroles

Callan to Command Third Corps Area in Baltimore

Major-General Robert E. Callan, a Baltimore native, will assume command of the Third Corps Area covering Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia. he relieves Major-General Paul B. Malone who sails from New York for his new post with the Sth Corps Area and the 4th U. S. Field Army in San Francisco. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest in it.

Baltimore Robert E. Callan Third Corps Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Columobile Paul B. Malone New York Sth 4Th U. S. Field Army San Francisco

Corn-Hog Meetings In Montgomery County

In Rockville Maryland on February 17 Agricultural Agent Otto W. Anderson announced a series of meetings to explain the 1935 corn hog reduction program. Sessions are planned across Barnesville Poolesville Laytonsville Rockville Clarksburg Brookeville Damascus Colesville and Darnestown with times from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Contracts are available to all producers regardless of prior signup.

Rockville Montgomery County Agricultural Adjustment Administration Otto W. Anderson Barnesville Poolesville Laytonsville Clarksburg Brookeville Damascus Colesville Thursey Darnestown Anderson

Berlin Man and Four Women Sentenced for Espionage

Berlin official announces that the Peoples Court will publish sentences for five Germans, four women and one man, on espionage charges. The official could not confirm if the death penalty will be used, noting final authority rests with Reichsfuehrer Hitler after cabinet delegations.

Berlin Germany Peoples Court Propaganda Ministry

Flyers rescue flight ends in safe Porto Praia landing

Paul Codos and Maurice Rossi turned back from a transatlantic attempt toward a new world distance record. After sending an SOS at 8 a.m. GMT the pair landed the Joseph Lebrix at Porto Praia Cape Verde, dumping gasoline to reduce weight. They escaped a doomed sea landing, suffered engine trouble, and planned to investigate the failure of their Istres to Buenos Aires hop.

Porto Prata Cape Verde Islands Paul Codos Maurice Rossi Porto Praia Joseph Lebrix Istres France Buenos Aires New York Rayak Syria South America Codos Rossi

Gifts For Club Support Library In Gaithersburg

Gaithersburg Homemaker's Club received an encyclopedia from a graduate and a $10 donation from the Alumni Association of Gaithersburg High School for the public library project. Miss Edythe Turner supervised weaving splint bottoms and tush seats in chairs and stools, completing ten pieces at the February meeting at Mrs. Harvey Selby's home.

Gaithersburg Gaithersburg High School Gaithersburg Homemaker's Club Clay Plummer Granville Kinsey Harvey Selby Edythe Turner County Home

Conference on emergency finances in Annapolis probes further

Gov Nice convenes Democratic and Republican leaders for a second emergency finance conference as the legislature reconvenes to address a potential state deficit. The debate centers on bond issues of 8 million versus 4 million and potential loan use. Baltimore Mayor Jackson warns the current budget threatens taxpayers with hardship and accuses tax diversions.

Annapolis Nice General Assembly Baltimore Howard W. Jackson H. W. Nice Baltimore City Deat Servic General Treasury

Bull Wrecks Train in Alabama Derails Freight

At Cecil Alabama on February 17 a giant bull stepped in front of a Seaboard Airline freight train causing derailment of the engine and box cars. Engineer T H Cox of Montgomery and Fireman R C Vorus of Americas Georgia were killed as the engine plunged into a muddy ditch. Five others were injured.

BULL Cecil Ala Seaboard Airline Freight Tra T. H. Cox Montgomery R. C. Vorus Americas Ga

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