Boys Sent to Maryland Training School for Joyriding
Richard Stride, 15, and Paul Stockman, 16, of this city, were committed to the Maryland School for Boys by Judge Arthur D. Willard in Juvenile Court after admitting five joyrides in which autos were used and other thefts. Stockman had prior parole. Stride was under parental custody. The judge said prior chances to reform failed and placed them under further supervision, with orders for continuation of court oversight. In Circuit Court, the petit jury was dismissed for the day while the grand jury remained in session awaiting witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stride
Paul Stockman
Maryland School For Boys
Arthur D. Willard
Stockman
West South Street
Stride
Washington and Center Streets
Allen Bartgis
Willard
Michael E. Pue
Maryland Training School
Circuit Court
Nice Delays Opening of Green Bag for 24 Hours
Annapolis February 19 The opening of Governor Harry W Nice s green bag of state appointments was delayed for 24 hours delaying a day of anxiety for scores of besieging Republican office seekers The governor postponed the announcement of his selections until tomorrow and kept making last minute changes in the roster As rumors of the bag s contents leaked out unsuccessful applicants and their backers pressed the governor s offices seeking changes to the list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry W Nice
Ladies Night Draws Knights Templar Members To Masonic Hall
Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 plans an elaborate Ladies Night at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday at 830 PM. About 250 attendees from multiple commanderies and cities expected, with grand commander Alfred E B Jones of Maryland and Mrs Jones among honored guests. Program includes dancing, a grand maid, Paul Jones numbers, novelties, and refreshments featuring a Templar cross mold. Marion S Muller commands the event with C Cyril Klein as committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Alfred E B. Jones
Jones
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Paul Jones
Fred Fast
Raymond
Washington
W Ho
Shoreham Hotel
Knight Templar
Marion S Muller
Cyril Klein
Golden Lining Loses Some Market Luster
New York stocks opened strong on the prior session’s gains but cooled as trading turned quiet. The Supreme Court’s acceptance of New Deal monetary legislation remained a constructive influence while most equity groups eased except metals. Bonds held steady and grains and cotton retreated from Monday’s advances. Currency markets were mixed with the pound at 4.981 and call money at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Women Brave as They Went to Be Beheaded in Berlin
Berlin February 19 AP report describes Benita Von Falkenhayn and Renate Von Natamer going to the execution block in Pletzense prison with calm bravery. An AP observer relayed a secret government description of the beheading, noting a six minute procedure and the women’s composure as they paid for revealing military secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Benita von Falkenhayn
Renate von Natamer
Pletzense
Associated Press
Reassessment Question Up At Meet Thursday
Statewide reassessment and returning road control to counties top the agenda for a joint Annapolis meeting of Western and Eastern Shore Commissioners. Attendees include A H Derr A Grant Hooper Jesse I Renner and officials. Dog tax collection and new collector travel may also be discussed to boost revenue and cut indemnities from stray dogs. The meeting at Carvel Hall starts 10 o clock, first since Western Shore Association formed February 11 with A Charles Stewart elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associations of Western and Eastern Shore Commissioners
Annapolis
Carvel Hall
A. H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse I. Renner
Western Shore Association
A. Charles Stewart
Allegany County
County high schools meet at Hagerstown for curriculum talk
Frederick county and Washington county high school principals and supervisors met Monday night at Hagerstown Senior High School. Dinner at Hagerstown High followed, hosted by Washington county officials, with state supervisors and book salesmen present. The session discussed whether secondary education should offer a common curriculum or differential offerings. Frederick county principals included George and Pruitt attendees along with Davis, Biehl, Oasis, Chandice, Smyth, Jones, Leary. A Frederick High English teachers meeting was held Monday afternoon after postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Harry Y George
Brunswick
Thomas G. Pullen
Herbert Davis
Mincipal
Middletown High School
James C Biehl
Thurmont High School
George and
Pruitt
Biehl
Thurmont
Oasis Middletown
Elmer K. Chandice
Liberty
Wilbur Devilbiss
Harry O Smyth
Dle
Arvin P Jones
Emmaus
Albert L Leary
Freder
Frederick Commis
Frederick High School
Named Hotel Manager and Marriage License Update
Local acquaintances report Kenneth W Brown named manager of the Hershey Inn in Hershey Pennsylvania. He trained at Frederick High School and with Michael J Craghan, Hotel Frederick, and at Hotel Brad dock and Ambassador Hotel Waslington, taking charge last month. A marriage license was issued at Hagerstown in Solomon Spouen hour 23, and Lannie J Stephens 21 Thurmont. Over the last year, more than 40000 miles of road in the United States have been built or improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W Brown
Hershey
Mr. Brown
Frederick Htigh
Inlaw
Michael J Craghan
Frederick
Braddock
Ambassador Hotel
Waslington
Hagerstoun
Solomo
Spouenhour
Lannie J. Stephens
Thurmont
United States
Woman removed as warden in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City AP reports Sheriff Fred Hunt of Tishomingo was appointed warden of the Granite State Reformatory, succeeding Mrs. George A. Waters, the nation’s only male-prison warden who faced criticism. Gov Marland had called a woman’s role in such a post inappropriate amid investigations into prisoner cruelty and prison escapes. The board cited escapes, including 32 inmates who fled after killing a guard, with 18 still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Waters
Marland
Ohia
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Hunt
Tishomingo
Granite State Reformatory
United States
Waters
State Board of Affairs
L. M. Nichols
E. W. Marland
Board of Affairs
Granite Institution
Frederick Civic Club invites district meeting to Frederick
The Frederick Civic Club will invite the First District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs to hold its annual meeting in Frederick in April. Plans also aim to host the district gathering in March. The move follows a Monday Civic Club meeting outlining committees and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Elmer E. Draon
Mary ©li
Hitler
Germany
Miss Ott
Elihu Root
Frederick County Free Library
Scaler
C. W. Gregory
Huge Military Spending Program Ahead for U S
Washington February 29 The House Appropriations Committee approved the largest military spending program in fifteen years authorizing 318 131 482 for the army for the year ending June 30 1936 and potentially 87 686 753 for aircraft The bill would empower President Roosevelt to raise the army strength from 118 750 to 165 000 men If the stoplight is working test the brake with headlights off and the ammeter flickers the stoplight is working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Army
War Department
Roosevelt
Weather summary for today and February figures
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending at 7 am today none. February to date 0.99 inch, normal 2.95 inches. February 1934 actual 1.93 inches. Yesterday high 46 below, year ago 37 above. Last night low 34 below, year ago 27 below. Sun sets 5:51 pm, rises 6:58 am. Moon rises 3:19 pm, sets 7:37 am tomorrow.
Neutral zone talks stalled as Ethiopia objects
Rome reports Ethiopia accuses Addis Ababa of blocking a frontier neutral zone accord. An Italian spokesman says Italy may take precautionary measures if unacceptable conditions persist and that no agreement has been reached beyond in principle, awaiting settlement without demanded terms.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Addis Ababa
Negro Mountain CCC Commander Arrested
Third Corps Arts headquarters announced Captain Robert A Joyner was relieved of command of CCC Company 1329 at Negro Mountain Somerset County Pa and ordered to report in arrest to Fort Meade. A corps area inspector was detailed to investigate irregularities in the mess funds of the company. Joyner arrived at Fort Meade yesterday. his home is listed as Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Baltimore
Pad
Third Corps Arts
Robert A Joyner
CCC Company 1329
Negro Mountain
Somerset County
Fort George G. Meade, M
CCC
Joyner
Fort Mudre
Brunswick Fraternal Drive to Boost Membership
Bruns wick Council No 21 hosted a Monday visit to advance the Fraternal Association drive. The meeting focused on boosting membership, informing about the Frederick and Washington counties contest, and ensuring flag and Bible provision for county public schools with council cooperation. Speakers included Wiheit Smith Walkersville Luther Rice Edward S Rice and several council members. remarks covered drive plans and collaboration.Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brunswick Councl
No 21
Frederick
Washington
Drive
Wiheit Smith
Glade Valley
Conneil
Walkersville
P Luther Rice
Edward S Rice
Jefferson
J Z Shelton
W E Wenner
O J Vutz
D D Kidwell
Roger Mills
A FE Stine
Cervid
First Lady's Aide Named In Probe Battles
A probe names an aide to the First Lady in a developing political controversy. The article discusses the decision in a dispute linked to gold gas incidents and the associated public comment. Officials seek answers as investigations continue.
Senate Inflationists Start New Movement
Washington reports a new Senate inflationist movement led by Senator Thomas aims to push the dollar lower amid the gold clause ruling. Officials say bondholders must show actual damage to recover more than face value in devalued dollars, while some Democrats see the decision as restraining inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
Wall Street
London
United States
State Department
Hughes
McReynolds
Butler
VanDevanter
Sutherland
State to Pay for Printing Record in Hauptmann Case
Justice Trenchard granted Hauptmanns request to have New Jersey cover printing costs for the trial record for appeal. Attorneys C Lloyd Bisher and Frederick A Pope won the first appellate move after a 20 minute in chambers conference in Flemington. Pope said the justice wanted an interview and the state would furnish the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Thomas W. Trenchard
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Bisher
Frederick A. Pope
Trenchard
Flemington
Chambers Pri Vately
Pope
New Deal
Supreme Court
UWS
NEA Service, Inc
Elevator service restored in New York after brief strike
Negotiations between the Building Service Employes Union and the Real Estate Board of New York, mediated through Mayor LaGuardia, ended after 181 hours. Concessions by both sides averted a strike that would have halted elevator service in hundreds of Manhattan buildings, forcing workers and residents to climb stairs yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Building Service Employes Union
Real Estate Board of New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Bond Issue Bill Will Be Speeded Through Assembly
Annapolis February 19 AP News says little difficulty is expected in rushing the proposed $10,000,000 state bond issue through both branches of the General Assembly. Senator J Allan Cond said the bond would be serviced by an increased collateral inheritance tax and a 1 percent direct tax on direct inheritances with potential real estate tax increases if inheritance tax receipts fall short. He noted past inheritance tax receipts justify the revenue base for debt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
General Assembly
J. Allan Cond
St Mary's
Cond
John Brown Park to Become Military Bank Site
A proposed bill by Rep Jemings Randolph would convert John Brown site at Harper Ferry West Virginia into John Brown Military Bank. The plan would allow the War Secretary to accept land from railroads and others for the project. Michigan counts 810 blacksmith shops 400 harness shops and 70 carriage stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Harper, Ferry
W. Va
John Brown Military Bank
Jemings Randolph
West Virginia
Secretary of War
Baltimore& Ohio Railway
Michigan
New Deal In Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington commentary discusses constitutional questions around New Deal legislation and federal spending power. It notes potential Supreme Court leverage, judicial standing, and historical cases, including Mellon and Sheppard-Towner, with reflections on State Department attitudes toward Moscow commerce and a noted anecdote about judicial "fixing" in a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Supreme Court
Pth
Congress
Bas Fiothinghaum
Mavtachusetts
Mellon
Hood College Dance Recital Honors Mothers Week End
Hood College students present a March 2 dance recital in Brodasch Hall at 814 o clock to entertain visiting mothers during Mothers Weekend. The program features a children suite, two rhythmic pieces with percussion, and a trio of folk dances. directed by Elizabeth Gates and Alice Gates with Helen Parlette assisting. Participants include Elizabeth Austermuhl Camden NJ, Elizabeth Miller York PA, Marion Gates Wellesley Halls, and others from Frederick area such as Katharine Traver, Dorothy Dutton, Harold Leichert, Emily Schmidt, LaRue Thomas, Dorothy Wiseman, Anna Margaret Bowers, and Mary Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Brodasch Hall
Elzabeth Austermuhl
Camden
Eliabeth Miller
York
Marion Gates
Wellesley Halls
Alice Gates
Helen Parlette
Phila~adepha
Presdent
Clab
Frederick
Wall
Katheine Traver
Walled Koons
Dorothy Dut~ton
Harold Leichert
Em«ily Schmidt
LaRue Thomas
Gaithersburg
Dorothy Wiseman
Thurmont
Anna Margaret Bowers
Brunswick
Mary Rockwell
Velasquez Lecture Slated at Hood College Tonight
Miss Emrly King of St Hilda's Hall Charles Town West Virginia will lecture on the Spanish painter Velasquez at 7 15 p m in room 67 of Alumni building at Hood College this evening.
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Hood
Emrly King
St Hilda's Hall
Charles Town
W Va
Velasquez
Hood College
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Giacomo Ungareli
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Aa Oeia AG
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Oklahoma
Northern District Federation
U.S
Africa
Mussolini
Future Legal
Mary Eben
Mass
A. P. Homer
Ight
Senate
W. M. Rice
Homer
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Navy Department
Russia
Hushes
Ma Gubert
Justee
Evan Wughes
Ifurhes
Charlie
Amercan
Mavcoch Commerce Department
Felows
Moscow
Welber
Petrograd
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