Welfare Board Secretary Given Leave of Absence
Fredericks County Welfare Board executive secretary J Sheldon Turner takes a three month leave for a job analysis with the American Public Welfare Association. Anne P Halliday of Philadelphia fills the post on a temporary basis, arriving after Turner left for Washington to begin the study with a committee and will return by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Sheldon Turner
Fredericks
Miss Walliday
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Turner
American Public Welfare Association
Dertzbaugh
Board of State Aid and Charities
Social Security Board
Washington
Association
American Association of Schools of Social Work
Frederick County
Halliday
Walkersville Adopts Dial Phone Service
Walkersville switched to the dial telephone system today affecting about 300 phones. The new dial office on Frederick street will transfer three Walkersville operators to the city. A temporary February 1 directory lists new numbers and future issues will join the Frederick county directory. The move followed earlier installs at Braddock Heights and Damascus. The Public Service Commission hearing on March 4 regarding poles in Woodshare is routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Frederick Street
Paul J. Payne
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick County
Payne
Braddock Heights
Damascus
Montgomery County
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Fatomac Telephone Company
Burgess and Commissioners of Woodshare
Commission
Baltimore
Bond posted for operating a dancing place and cigarette sales
George To Berterley was charged by a grand jury with operating a dancing inn on Georgetown Pike on Sunday and selling cigarettes without a license. He furnished $300 bond for his appearance in circuit court this morning.
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Bond
George
Beterley
Buanees
Georgetown Pike
Neenee
Bitter disagreement shadows F D R court talk inspired by Richberg
Washington February 23 1935 debate over NRA and Schechter case fuels bitterness about the New Deal. Richberg's lines and Roosevelt's court packing plan spark a clash among Roosevelt court reform plans and conservative justices, with Hughes torn between unity and liberal critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richberg
NRA
Rodsey Dutchete Washington
Fes
Suman Frakiv
Error Ace
Foulharde Kmehte
Sar Franklin
Marble Palace
Supreme Court
Hosoras
Roosevelt
Congress
Donald Richberg
Schechter
Rooevelt
Riehberg
AAA
Cith
Brandeis
Stone
Cardozo
Een Roosevelt
Johnson
Ox Fibre Banquet Celebrates Twenty Years of Relief
The Ox Fibre Relief Association will hold its twentieth annual meeting and banquet at the Hotel Frederick Saturday night to aid Ox Fibre Brushy Company employees. Over 300 of 360 members expected with speeches by Frederick W. Weitzel and Charles F. Mogan. Retirement gifts and music planned, dues set at 10 cents weekly for illness benefits of 7.50 dollars weekly. Directors and relief committee named.
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Ox Fibre Relief Association
Ox Fibre Brushy Company
Frederick
Frederick W. Weitzel
Charles F. Mogan
Baltimore
Vlarry FE
Pettingall
John W. Wolfe
David Hagan
Ernest F. Kennedy
Lewis Moberly
Willian Fleming
Kennedy
Robert B. Eisenhauer
Edward O. Weiriz
Harry P. Seeger
George W Myers
Richard A. Beachey
Charlies F. Lakel
Allen E Moberly
John &. Gitlinger
Mation L. Crum
Claude A. Redmond
Ralph W. Harrison
Raymond FB. Pettingall
Measles Cases Reported in Frederick County
Frederick County Health Department reports fourteen cased of measles in the culv season. County health officer Dr Bo C Kefauys er says no alarm is warranted as the rise is typical of the season, with all cases confined to children.
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Frederick County
Bo C. Kefauyser
Senator Borah Seeks 14th Amendment Revision Limit Due Process
Washington February 25 AP Senator Borah proposes a constitutional amendment to repeal the 14th and rewrite it to limit due process to procedure, letting states handle social and economic problems. He argues New York's minimum wage law could be upheld, and says the proposal would not curb federal activity in social policy but would empower states to decide within their borders. He has worked on the plan since the New York decision and notes he favors broader changes if feasible.
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Washington
Borah
Idalias
Borals
New York
Supreme Court
Senate
Roosevelt
Idaho
State of
Horah
Dance Nhat
Wilcox
Floreida
Flore Ida
Eax Nee
Fhinse
Democratic Party
Frederick Man Before Senate Body Tonight
A Frederick man appears before the state senate committee investigating a police expedition. Senator Duncan said the panel would likely call the governor next week. Attorney General O’Conor declined to discuss the investigation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Senate
Antapolis
Amelia
Senate Police
Novestitatun
Ton Delonte
Democrat Prederado
Walliams
Po- Hce
Herbert R O'Conor
Harry W. Mice
Iam
John PD. C. Duncan
Baltimore — County
Man enters Fort Meade nurses quarters in drunken incident
Third Corps area headquarters reports a man, likely intoxicated, wandered into Fort George Meade nurses quarters last night. He fell during the intrusion and struck a nurse with a bottle, causing slight injuries. The nurse awoke aware of the intruder but could not identify his race or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noahmore
Third Corps
Fort George Meade
Governor Earle Hurts In Automobile Mishap Near Williamsport
Governor George H. Earle of Pennsylvania was slightly injured when his car left the road and went into a ditch near Williamsport while en route to Rochester to judge a dog show. The secretary reported he recovered and continued driving toward Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
George H .Earle
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Production 3 Stoppages Sweep U S as Strikes Surge
Across the United States labor actions halt production at several plants. In Detroit and Groton unions press for recognition seniority pay and speed of output while sit down tactics and evictions mark tense moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidlawnn Techni
Eps
Rts
Matehes
Uite
Paris
Oshaes
Detroit
Automobile Corporation
United Automobile Workers
US A. W. A
General Matory Corporsalion
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Connecticut
Inight
Une
Newher Stolke
Santa Monica
California
Douglass Airtraft Company
Thirty Attend Practice Held By County Chorus
About thirty people joined the third practice of the County Chorus of the Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs on Wednesday at the YCM. Director Mrs P.O Beavers led the singing as preparations began for the Federation meeting on March 8.
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Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
YCM. C. A
P.O Beavers
Federation
Roy Crum
Charles M. Carell
Melock
Kehine
Edgar Stargett
Wm. Zimmerman
Claude Hargett
Harry Howard
Chester Young
Wm. Anderson
Elmer Metteler
Geo Tritappe
Harry Thomas
George Paul
Edward * McDevitt
Robert Rhoderich
Wm. BD. Powell
Weather Record Shares February Precipitation Details
Precipitation for February shows 231 inches to date with a normal 295 inches. Excess precipitation to date stands at 2447 inches. High yesterday reached 44 degrees with a low of 2, and last year’s lows were 44. Sunset is 7:94 p.m. Moonrise 7: not clearly readable.
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Fenmi
Hough Tonpehehire
William J Grove remembered as devoted Frederick citizen
A crowd of colleagues and friends in Frederick County mourn the death of William J Grove. Tributes describe him as a grand, fearless, charitable man who organized the Central Trust Company and later served as director of the Western Maryland Trust Company. The article quotes governors candidates lawyers bankers and merchants praised his frankness public spirit and kindness while noting his civic work and steady integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi de
Grove
Billy
Mr Grove
Mitel Diue
Central Trust Company
Tienlwava
New Western Maryland ‘Trust Company
People’s Liquidating Corporation
Civic
Take
Kindneases
Charles Ho Conley
Dr. Canley
Dr. Cantey
Jacob Robrhack
Tony
Enador
William J. Grove
Holmectt Bakey
Citizens National Bank
Willian J. Grove
Rome
Willian
Storm
Frederick County
Mno Bes
Alwaye
Amee Hendrickson Dry Goods
Gates
Athens
Robert Hb
Tetunt Vieturer
Mod Grove
Qrheyne
May Wess
Laeolei
Altest Aly
Clinton McSherry
Din da Vaclatis
Alban M. Wood
Haw
Frederick
Ile
Tbs
Parsons Newitt
Mer William J Grave
Hetied
Dora Hershberger
Daen’ Su
Benjamin Rosenstock
Willian J. Grave
G Hunter Bowers
Reno Sr. Harp
Boys Hood
Glayd C. Catler
Hit
JD Nicodemus
Walkersville
Wm J. Grove
Tle
Arthur Brisbane
Ceounty Press
Genua
Tom
Roosevelt 10 Press Drive Court Change and White House Talks
A White House conference on court reform drew nine House members and senior officials led by Solicitor General and Assistant Attorney General. President Roosevelt discussed a possible clause making the court bill contingent on constitutional amendment and noted prior talks with lawmakers about expanding the Supreme Court.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Maho
Court
Regres
Danait
Robert Jackepoon
Maghes
Democrat
Deleaware
Liindeen
armer-Las
Minne
Ala
White Howe
Moosevelt
Blaghe
Ada Cule
House
Lenguh
Charmer
Lewis
Maryland
Martin
Colorado
Suspreme Court
Film Writer Shot to Death in Palm Springs Cottage
Humphrey Pearson, prominent Alm writer, was found shot to death in his desert cottage near Palm Springs. His wife, in tears and hysterical, was in the bed beside him but could not give a coherent account. Pearson was shot twice through the chest and had been dead for more than an hour before a butler alerted a deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Catt
API
Humphrey Pearson
Mdalgiet
Uda Weally Resort
Pearson
Heavy Industry And Aircraft Stocks Rise In New York
Heavy industry and aircraft shares led modest gains in the New York stock market with several names advancing, while a few energy and utility issues showed strength. The day opened with the Dow around 488 and mixed results across major issues including U. S. Steel Beth Nehem National Steel Chrysler and Consolidated Edison.
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New York
U. S Steel
Beth- Nehem
National Steel
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
Sears Roebuck
Mareshall Field
Douglass Aircraft
Kees Ing
Anaconda
Calahan
St. Joseph Lead
Dame
Butte Copper
Park Utah
South American Gold NY
Central Southern
Partie
Dupont
USA Industrial Alcohol
Standard Oil
N. Z
Dela, & Hudson
Sehlentiey
Texas Corporation
Nash
Kelvinator
Santa Fe
Consolidated Edison
North American
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J. Sheldon Turner
Wiss Halliday
Ne Dustiles
Ceres
Hirge Gietian
Rechberg
Doulbog
Toosevelt
Karow
Hughes
Relief Assn
JOTH
Gall Houce
Gare MO
American Legion
Tangier
O'Conor Askers
Man
Ft. Meade
Earle Hurt
U. S
Eoin
Sete
Gebtal
Beriyttis
Tedaties
Greale Calis
Die
Biglias
Congressional
Partment
Ant
Alm Springs
Calif
Wite Nyaterical
Mies Nannie R. Mantz
South Mareket Street
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