Frederick grocer F. V. Staub dies at 68 in city
Francis Vincent Staub longtime Frederick grocer and noted citizen died at Frederick City Hospital at 3:45 AM after two weeks illness from arthritis and complications. He would have marked 50 years in business next year. Funeral from St John s Church Wednesday at 9 AM with low Mass. burial in St John s Cemetery. He was active in local lodge and civic groups and survived by three children and two sisters.
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Francis Vincent Staub
Ederick
Frederickity Hospital
Mr. Staub
Johns Hopkins Hosital
Baltimore
Staub
Wiilding
Iket
Fourth Streets
George W. B. Shriner
Market Street
Frederick
Andrew Jackson
Mary Stone Staub
Ederick Lodge
Engire
Frederick Aerie
F. O. Eagles
Commercial Ank of
Maryland
Domesticuilding Association
St. John’s Catholic Church
Theatholic Benevolent Legion
St. John's Eneficial Society
the’ Holy Nameociety
St. John’s Council
Knights of Columbus
Jances Murphy
Meredith van R
Jamesarshall
Mary Pauline Taub
S. Cora L. Herring
This City
Rs. Irving Payne
Braddock Heights
C. E. Line & Son
South Maret Street
North Market Street
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
E. Line
Sqn
Missing Twins Aged 8 Found On State Highway
Eight year old twins John and Mararet Miller were found by Maryland officer Claude Reese along a Baltimore Washington Parkway after an all night search. The children said they wandered a swamp area, slept in a thicket, and were brought home to their parents Mr and Mrs George Miller after a family picnic near the swamp.
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Washington
John
Mararet Miller
Maryland
Baltimore
George Miller
Grass Fire Responded To In West Second Street Area
The Independent engine was called early this afternoon to a grass fire in lots between West Second Street and Ockwell Terrace. Origin of the fire is not known and it was extinguished without difficulty.
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West Second Street
Ockwell Terrace
Weather Summary for February 1934 Observed Precipitation
Report shows 24 hour precipitation none. February totals to date 38 inches versus normal 195 inches. February 1934 rainfall 93 inches. Yesterday high and year ago high 23. Low last night 25 with year-ago low 110. Sunset today 5.57 pm. Sunrise tomorrow 6.50 am. Moon rises 1.29 am and sets 10.45 am tomorrow.
Just Bit Of Lovin Drives Car Off Road Help Arrives
A Sunday night accident near Braddock involved a car leaving the roadway. A state policeman initially discounted injuries but said a passing truck and the officer helped return the vehicle to the highway. The cause was described as a couple and a “bit of lovin” with no clear charge given.
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Braddock
The New Deal In Washington Satirical Look at FDR Era Politics
A Washington essay traces intra party rifts and bloc voting around New Deal policies. It notes Senate and House factions, labor disputes, and figures like Roosevelt, Hughes, Ludlow, and Farley, with casual anecdotes about Windsor and Irish influence. The piece mocks political maneuvering during 1935.
Two Severed Legs Found Under Train Seat
London report says two severed legs were found under a seat on a train arriving at Waterloo. Railway police, baffled by the grisly discovery, called Scotland Yard detectives who quickly concluded the limbs belonged to a man.
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London
Waterloo Station
Scotland Yard
Criminal Investigation Division
Roosevelt watches nation react to Senate work relief vote
President Roosevelt kept silent at Hyde Park as the country weighs the Senate rejection of the 4.88 billion work relief plan. News notes mixed public sentiment on prevailing wage, 50 dollar monthly payments to millions on relief, and ongoing social security and transport control debates. Bethlehem Steel chief Grace cites wartime bonuses of 3.669 million before the Senate Munitions committee.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Washington
Capitol
White House
House
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Drunken Driving Fines Set in Peoples Court
Pleading guilty to drunken driving before Justice Alton Bennet, B A Wilson of Washington DC was fined 100 dollars and jailed for inability to pay. State Officer Lynch found him slumped under his car on Thurmont pike. Deputy Kemp arrested Robe Hesson and another man for reckless driving after warn not to operate the vehicle near Frederick Junction bridge. Albert S Stern of Washington paid 25 dollars for exceeding 40 mph.
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Peoples Court
Alton ¥. Bennett
B. A. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Anches
Jai
Thurmont Pike
R. C. Lynch
Wilson
Frederick
Robe Hesson
Barnesville
George Kemp
Frederick Junction Bridge
Washington Pike
Hesson
Albert S. Stern
Washington
B. Cecil
Two Missionaries Reported Murdered in China
AP reports from Sian say two missionaries, Rev. and Mrs. S Frenchman, stationed at Ninkiang in Shensi, were kidnapped and killed. The couple, both under 30 and newly married, are described as French-Australian and London-born, with concern growing over two American women missionaries missing at Fenghsien in western Shensi.
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Sian
China
China Inland Mission Today
Ninkiang
Shens Province
London
Fenghsien
West Shensi
R. V. Thompson
Nevada
Mary Artibery
Chicago
Bandit Eludes Capture Fleeing With Three Farmboys
Faymond Hamilton, a desperado who barely survived a police ambush near McKinney Texas, fled westward with three abducted farmboys after a night at a farm house west of Selina. Officers continued a nightlong search for the escapee who has prior jail escapes in Texas.
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McKinney
Texas
Faymond Hamilton
Here
Selina
Dallas
Hamilton
Drunkenness Charge Placed Against Belgar Smith
Belgar Smith faces a drunkenness charge following an arrest by OMeer Blumenauer at 10:45 Sunday night. He is scheduled to be heard tonight.
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Belgar Smith
Omeer Blumenauer
Walker Testifies He Is Broke Needing Wife to Pay Bills
London February 26 AP Jimmy Walker former New York mayor told a Charbery Court he is so broke that his present wife Betty Compton must pay their joint travel expenses from her savings as an actress. He faced two judgments in New York over bills run up by his first wife and risked losing legal resident status in Britain for failing to register with London police. Failure could bring fine imprisonment or deportation.
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London
New York
James J. Walker
Charbery Court
Betty Compton
Walker
Great Britain
FHA Meeting Calls Maryland Banker Rally March 6
Frederick County unit of the Maryland division of the Federal Housing Administration appeals for widespread banker attendance at a March 6 meeting in Baltimore to launch a campaign for the better housing program. Henry W. Webb, state director, aims to have all counties represented with speakers including John B. Byers of the FHA Washington office.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Reserve Bank
Baltimore
Henry W. Webb
Millard E. Tydings
Harry W. Nice
Howard Jackson
John &. Byers
Washington
Webb
Jury Near End of Work in February Grand Jury Adjournment Expected
The February grand jury, led by foreman Cal. Elmer F. Munshower and with State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers, adjourns later today after reviewing numerous witnesses. Twenty three witnesses were summoned. twelve were examined Saturday by the inquest panel. The body opened in Circuit Court last Monday and planned jail inspection after dinner at Monlevue.
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Cal. Elmer F. Munshower
Sherman P. Bowers
Monlevue
Farm Market Women to Dine in Frederick County
Members of the Frederick County Farm Bureau Women's Market and guests will dine tonight at 7 at the Barbara Fritchie Tea Room to celebrate the market's second anniversary. An evening program features songs, readings, solos, dialogues, and talks about a Florida trip, with Mrs. Harry L. Davis as hostess and Miss Helen Pearson leading singing. A birthday cake with candles symbolizes two years and twenty sellers, with several local officials and families invited as special guests.
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Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Barbara Fritchie
Clare Miller
Monrovia
Thomas P. Culler
Buckeystown
Howard Quinn
Pearl
Clyde Smith
Gordon Smith
Tramsville
Florida
J. Wiliam Howard
Frederick
Samuel Ausherman
Daniel Guyton
Burkinsville
Harry L. Davis
Market
Pleasant
Burea
Smith
Henry R. Shoemaker
J. William Howard
Harry L
Davis
Maurice D. Coblentz
Middletown
Sjamsville
Thomas 5. Anderson
Yellow Springs
Ira Davis
Kemptown
T. S. Anderson
Ftamasurer
Edgar Thomas
Slaney Hammond
Simon Koogle
Clifford Miller
Clare and
Marie Miller
Thomas Culler
Alice Bell
Bell
Adamstown
Ijamsville
Philip Cablentz
Kempstown
DeLauter
Thomas Arnold
Burkittsville
Samuel Rusherman
Burkittsvile
Daniel S&s. Guyton
Evelyn
Mary Guyton
M Thomas
Anderson
Pearl Thomas
Billy Howard
Walter Cob~lentz
G. P. Zecher
Uecar Pearl
Stocks Moderate Activity on Wall Street
New York stocks showed moderate activity with power and light issues improving. Readings in equities edged up slightly while secondary car eer loans stayed weak and commodities such as grains and cotton moved in a narrow range. Foreign exchange remained within a restricted band.
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New York
Tech
Soblentz Likely To Win Case Again
Baltimore February 25 AP Judge George A Solter signals the Howard county charge against Emory L Coblents a former Frederick county State Senator and banker will be struck down again He expects to sustain a defense plea that the basis of the bar has already been decided in other courts and would not be tried anew The state plans to appeal and send the case to the Court of Appeals for a third time The disputed testimony from Judyss and Eli Frank last May is noted as part of the proceeding.
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Baltimore
George A. Solter
Howard County
Emory L. Coblents
Frederick County
Jugie Solter
Court of Appeals
Judyss
Eli Frank
Objections to rejection of trustee sale bids filed
Mrs M J Warner of Buckeye Town objects to the Circuit Court's rejection of bids in the trustee sale of Blue Ridge Securities. The sale by trustee William B French occurred February 2 and is subject to court ratification. Warner’s objection cites purchases including New Cillarn Publishing shares at 0.05 and Frederick Hotel Company stock at 134 per share.
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Circuit Court
Blue Ridge Securities Corporation
Court House
M. J. Warner
Buckeys
Collision suit before jury in Maryland court
The M. J. Grove Lime Company collision case heard in Circuit Court recounts a May 3 crash on a National highway near Ridgeville. Mitchell Lum seeks 5000 for personal injuries from Edward Grey of Grove, while Sun Oil seeks 2000 for truck damage. a prior jury awarded 350 in damages. The case involves witness testimony from Dr. Passagno and multiple Baltimore and city lawyers.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Ridgeville
Mitchell L. Lum
Baltimore
Sun Ol Company
Lum
Grove
Edward Grey
Passagno
University of Maryland
Eben J
Cross
Parsons Newman
Paul G. Ballard
Wiliam M. Storm
Arthur D. Wilkird
William W. Lease
Charles A. Toms
Usher J. Byler
Vernon T. Smith
Edgar
Nellie
Walter W. Schurmaker
Roy A. Dern
Charles E. ‘Jams
Edward W. Miller
Rodney W. Rippean
Benjamin P. Ogle
Charles R
Upholds coal weighing ordinance in city case
Justice Sinn upholds the city coal weighing ordinance in the Warfield case. Carroll C. Warfield and driver John Carpenter faced fines after coal delivered without weighing on city scales. The trial cited that coal from mines must be weighed on designated city scales unless weighed by a private scale.
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Walter E. Sinn
Carroll C. Warfield
John Carpenton
Warfield
Shookstown
Justice Sinn
Carpenter
Frederick
Ross
Lae Ditech
Gambrill
Goal
Min B. Rosenalock
Edward A. Smith
William M. Storm
Howling Ocean Gale Triggers Losses Near Europe
A three day North Atlantic gale batters shipping lanes and French shores with tremors felt across the Med. Fishermen washed overboard lose lives as Bay of Biscay seas surge. Ten dead in France. earthquakes strike Greece and Malta. explosion hits Tunis harbor sinking the Gouverneur General Jonnard. Caterina Madre reports propulsion failure and pleas for rescue.
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Associated Press
Greece
Malta
Cairo
S. S. Gouverneur
Jonnard
Tunis
Tunisia
Caterina Madre
Frances Willard Memorial Service Held by WCTU
The annual Frances Willard memorial service was held Friday evening at 7 30 in the Lutheran Chapel East Church Street. The program included hymns prayers readings and an address by Rev Ralph M Sharpe detailing Willard’s life and the memorial fund’s purpose to establish new unions strengthen weak ones and provide literature. A social hour followed and the next meeting is scheduled for March 4 at the M C A.
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Frances Willard
Lutheran Chapel
East Church Street
G. O. Paxson
King
Gharnes
Frances Willd
Ray
John G. Traver
Webster Whitehill
Tylee Engle
Robert Smith
Florence Schroeder
America
Ruth Storm
Ralph M. Sharpe
Willard
M. C
Edward Schaeffer
George Hoke
Alice Wh
Cline funeral home to rise on East Patrick Street
Extensive improvements are under way at the Cline and Son firm property on East Patrick Street to enlarge and modernize its funeral home. The former People's Drug Store space will be redesigned with a pressed brick front and a full service interior including offices, reception, lounge and private family rooms, display room, and sanitary preparation area. A public opening is planned for March.
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Maryland
Smashed schooner at anchor near capital
The schooner William T. Parker, with a lumber cargo from North Carolina, was ashore near Annapolis after a collision with the freighter Commerce Bostonian off Bloody Point. The Parker’s bow spirit was smashed. the Bostonian steamed on to Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
William T. Parker
Annapolis
Parker
North Carolina
Bloody Point
Phiadelphia
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