Annual Meeting Set for Frederick County Rural Women
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs plans its annual meeting for March 28 at the Armory drill shed with 9 30 a m start, officer elections, reports by Miss Helen Pearson and club chairmen, lunch at Calvary M E church, and a post luncheon program. Committee members include Mrs Earl Ramsburg and Mrs George Chick with other officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
State ‘Armory
Calvary M. E. Church
Helen Pearson
William E. Kindley
Dill Avenue
Earl Ramsburg
Buckeystown
George Chick
Merryland Tract
J. Allen Pryor
Marry Boyle
Emmitsburg
Miss Pearson
Thomas P. Culler
Ballenger
Federation
J. Frank Fife
Woodshoro
D. Edgar Bittie
Myersville
Hope Abandoned for 34 on Capsized Ship
In Castries St Lucia Feb 26 AP the death toll rose to 34 as six more passengers remained unaccounted for after a 13 ton motor launch with 108 aboard capsized three miles off Choisel The vessel carried excursionists and locals including women and children and 74 survivors and six bodies were landed at Laborie Search continued for possible survivors in the shark infested waters of the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castries
St. Lucia
Windward Islands
Caribbean
Laborie
Choisel
February grand jury reconvenes for jail inspection and indictments
The February grand jury met today resuming work with a noon jail inspection and an expected report to Circuit Court judges. Five witnesses testified as indictments rise to thirty nine on the February criminal docket, with more anticipated. eight days into the term.
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Circuit Court
Millen Brothers and Faber Sentenced to Die in Needham Case
Dedham Mass February 26 AP three convicted killers Irving Murfon Millen and Abraham Faber were sentenced to die in the electric chair at Charlestown prison during the week of April for the murder of a Needham police officer. The ruling follows a New England crime trial that drew regional attention and sets a grim timetable for the executions.
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Dedham
Mass
Millen Brothers
Irving and
Murfon
Abraham Faber
Needham, Mass
Charlestowne
Tennessee Relief Row Stains Fight Over Four Billion Fund
Washington pundits warn against politicizing the $4.88 billion work relief. Col. Walter L. Simpson in Tennessee refused to help either party, angering McKellar Bachman and Gov. McAlester. Hopkins suggested his resignation, while Simpson stood his ground amid accusations of spoils campaigning.
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Tennessee
Walter L. Simpson
Simpson
Kenneth McKellar
Nathan Bachman
Hill McAlester
McKellar
Bachman
Hopkins
McAlester
Washington
Barton Brown
Brown
FERA
British Court Clears Rear Admiral Bailey in Hood Renown Case
An Admiralty court-martial cleared Rear Admiral Sidney Robert Bailey of responsibility for the Hood and Renown collision. Nine naval officers exonerated the commander of His Majesty's Battle Cruiser Squadron over improper orders during maneuvers off the Spanish coast on January 23. Three hundred spectators, naval and civilian, attended the proceedings in Fogland. FILE BANKRUPTCY PAPERS A petition filed in US District Court asks that Harry A. Cronenburg be adjudicated bankrupt, listing assets $38,150 and liabilities $18,595.15. A similar petition by Sarah C. Cronenburg lists $500 assets and $3,912 liabilities, with cases referred to Holden B. Felton, Frederick, referee.
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Portsmouth
England
Sidney Robert Bailey
Hood
United States District Court
Harry A. Cronenburg
Dickerson
Sarah C. Cronenburg
Millionaire Gulesian Found After Amnesia in New York
Moses H. Gulesian, 71, once a Boston Newton real estate man and former millionaire, missing since last Tuesday, was found at Bowery Mission New York. He recovered memory after a mission pianist played Washington, identified by his wife, and was returned to Boston with his wife daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Moses H. Gulesian
Bos Ten
Bowery Mission
New York
Gulesiam
James L Beck
Washington
Beck
Gulesian
Offerals
Boston
Department of Justice
Bec
Cyulesian
University Club
Federal
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
John Boettiger
Administration Bills Offered In Maryland Legislature
Annapolis Feb 26 A administration measure would authorize the State Roads Commission to issue up to 2 500 000 in notes or bonds for road and bridge projects. A companion measure would extend for two years the salary reductions on teachers. A large delegation of Negroes urged passage of a bill to equalize white and Negro teachers salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
State Roads Commission
J. David Baile
Carroll
Barle
Roads Commission
General Assembly
Senate Committee On Education
Trends Cloudy but Firming Tendency Seen
New York Fed notes market trends were cloudy with selective firming emerging. Stocks advanced slightly while volume stayed about half yesterday. grains cotton and livestock showed better demand led by hogs. bonds remained nervous and loans and U S Government securities were marginally reactionary. The pound opened at 4.864 dollars.
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New York Fed
Prime Corporation
U.S
Webster Couple Celebrate Birth of Son Robert Lyle
Mr and Mrs FR Lyle Webster of Washington DC welcome a son Robert Lyle Sr born Sunday Mrs Webster is widow of Lucy Halle Overbly former Frederick High School faculty member
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FR Lyle Webster
Washington, D. C
Robert Lyle, Sr
Webster
Lucy Halle Overbly
The
Frederick High School
Maintenance for Fire Companies in Frederick County
Frederick county Fire Committee discusses proposed maintenance bill to raise annual funds for twelve volunteer fire companies from the County Commissioners. A prior meeting outlined preliminary plans at United engine house. The bill targets Frederick county only and is separate from the state 20 000 relief appropriation for injured firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Committee On
Robert A Bennett
United Engine House
Frederick County
Nice
Set Camp Dates At Hancock For Second Annual Session
Camp Hancock of the Evangelical and Re formed church will hold its second annual session from July 22 to August 3. The site at the foot of Sidd ing Hill Mountain near Hancock will offer ten Christian education courses for youths with a staff of 25 leaders and capacity for 75 campers. District conferences for adult workers in the Maryland Classis are planned for May with dates and places to be announced, and a committee meeting is set for April 24 at Middletown to finalize details.
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Hancock
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wil
Maryland
The
Reformed Church
Sidding Hil Mountain
Potomac Synod
Woodstock
J. Wade Hoffman
Clearspring
Harvey S Shue
Adamstown
John S Adam
Middletown
Addison H Groff
Boonsboro
Relfsnyder
Miss Mohler to Wed James J Buller in Washington
Washington. D C fair 26 at St Martin's church weddings Miss E Belle Mohler formerly of Frederick and James J Buller to wed. Mohler daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas N Mohler of Adamstown and Frederick High School 1926 graduate. Mohler sister Mildred Mohler of Frederick City Hospital staff. Butler manager Gen eval Pros Assoc and member of District of Columbia bar.
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Washington, D. C. Fair
E. Belle Mohler
Frederick
Franc J. Moore
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
James J. Buller
St Martin's Church
Mohler
Thomas N. Mohler
Adamstown
Frederick High School
Mildred Mohler
Frederick City Hospital
My Butler
Geneval Pros
District of Columbia
Senate Approves Memorial Boulevard Bill in Washington
The Senate moved quickly to back the Tydings resolution creating a ten member nonpaid commission to study a memorial boulevard linking Washington to the Gettysburg battlefield. If House action follows, plans would proceed, with support from Rep. Haines and advocates in Maryland and Pennsylvania. The project aims to connect the capital to the battlefield via the Washington highway, passing Monocacy and Frederick areas, now a military park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tydings
Gettysburg
House
Haines
Dem
Pennsylvania
United States
Maryland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Tychings
Congress
National Capital
Frederick
Monotacy Battlefield
Nail Seeks Parole in Six Year Murder Sentence
Baltimore February 26. Gounylord Lee Clark, pirote commissioner, reports 26 parole applications to be heard Wednesday. Among them is Clarence Nail, serving six years for second degree murder after striking Herbert Duvall at a ball game in Maryland. Duvall died from a fractured skull at the scene. Nail was convicted in Frederick and sent to Maryland Penitentiary in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gounylord Lee Clark
Pirote
Clarence Nail
Nail
Herbert Duvall
Unionville
ME Arry
Duvall
Frederick
Maryland
Accused Slayer Jailed After Four Day Hunt
Howard Delp, charged with the knife murder of Galax Chief Posey Martin, was recaptured near Wilksboro after a four day search across Carrell and Grayson counties. He was brought back to Galax to face the murder charge.
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Galax
Howard Delp
Slayer
Taday
Carrell
Grayson
Delp
North Carolina
Wilksbors
Posey Martin
Long to Convene Legislature Again In Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge La Feb 26 AP Senator Huey Long announced that Louisiana legislature would reconvene in a special session at 10 o clock next.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Louisiana
Hilton Grove 8 Arrested Again in Maryland Robbery Case
Hilton Grove, 29, linked to multiple hold ups, was arrested in Rockville after recruiting a Hagerstown taxi driver William Byrd to drive a cab. Accomplices Ralph Riley and Don Romanellic, alias Cerillo, were also in custody following a Middletown incident and prior赍acquittal in Sharpsburg case. Grove previously served a prison term for a Keedysville bank robbery.
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Hilton Grove
Hagerstown
Rockville
William Byrd
Grove
Boonsboro
Frederick
Zimmerman
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Byrd
Middletown
Ralph Riley
Don Romanellic
Cerillo
Washington County
Woman Held in Death of Man at York
Mrs Helen Dyer a 32 year old housekeeper from near Hanrock Maryland was detained as a material witness in the fatal shooting of her employer 68 year old George Masch. She found the body in his bedroom with a rifle beneath it and told police she had returned after complaining to a local magistrate about being read her private magazine. District Attorney Walter Anderson ordered continued questioning and sought a hoc detector for further interrogation.
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York
Helen Dyer
Hanrock
Walter Anderson
George Masch
Dyer
Massh
W. F. Owen
Anderson
Pennsylvania
Maryland Club Women Ban Partisan Politics
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs directors revised by-laws to bar anyone holding political office or working directly in partisan politics from office. The session was led by Mrs. Rudolph S Allen of College Park, president of the State Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Rudolph 5. Allen
Callege Park
State Federation
Budget Reports Delayed As Supplemental Figures Loom
Annapolis Feb 26 AP Senate Finance chairman Senator J Allan Goad said the biennial budget would not be reported until the governor’s supplemental figures arrive. The figures likely late this week, after which committee study will take days, pushing report to late next week or the following. A $10 million bond issue for current bonds is under review as early as today. Emmitsburg seeks $10,000 for general improvements via 20 year bonds, five year redeemable, for fire protection streets and sewage plant. bill referred to Frederick Carroll and Calvert counties.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
J. Allan Goad
St. Mary's
Senate Finance Committee
Whch
Coad
Emmitsburg
Senate
H.W. LeGore
Frederick
Caroline
Calvert Counties
Very Great Demand For It Says Ickes On Relief Bill
Secretary Ickes announced strong backing for the four billion eight hundred eighty million relief bill and predicted quick passage without the prevailing wage amendment. He cited extensive letters of support and noted Senate deadlock while lawmakers push to cut funding. Concerns rose that social security measures could be delayed as states brace for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Congress
Public Works
Ea Public
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
McKinney Barn Fire Causes Major Loss Near Lime Kiln
Fire at the William H. McKinney farm one mile north of Lime Kiln destroyed a large bank barn and a dairy building. Losses range from 9 000 to 10 000 for McKinney and about 4 000 for tenant George Poole, with many crops and livestock lost. Firefighters halted spread to nearby structures. public sale planned by Poole for March 22.
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William H. McKinney
McKinney
George Poole
Weather Today Report With February Totals Seem Odd
Daily precipitation for 24 hours ending today is listed as 19 inches. February to date shows 457 inches of precipitation, well above the normal 295 inches and 1934 February’s 193 inches. Yesterday’s high was 66, last year 28, with last night at 45 below yesterday’s 35. Moon and sun times given for today and tomorrow.
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Yealm
Finch
Salvation Army launches $2500 drive for 1935 Frederick work
Salvation Army announces a campaign from March 18 to raise 2600 for its 1935 Frederick program. Roger B. Wolfe is campaign chair with public solicitations by soon to be named teams. Baltimore divisional reps will visit. board adds four new members Dr A Austin Peatre Mrs Ignatius Bjorlee Miss Martha Flynn and County Commissioner A Grant Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Roger B. Wolfe
Baltimore
Frederick
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Bernard ©. Morris
A. Austin Peatre
Ignatius Bjor~lee
Martha Flynn
A. Grant Hooper
Louis L. Wilson
Irving M Landauer
Jesse B. Anders
Edgar K. Moore
Joseph H. Apple
G. Hunter Bowers
Hammond Clary
Albert W. Condon
Lloyd Co. Culler
Isabelle Kunkel Daniel
Edward S. Delap
Plans for Washington's Day meeting at Lynch Lodge No. 163
Final plans are made for the annual Washington's day meeting and supper Thursday evening at Lynch Lodge No. 163 A F and A Masons. The committee includes George T. Cramer Senior Warden chairman Jacob Rohrowk H David Hagan Austin E Rhoads Harry P Seeger Charlies W Miller Clayton E Morgan and Richard C Dutraw. Chief Judge D Lindley Sloan will speak. A musical program with vocal and instrumental selections will be given, Judge Sloan will speak in the lodge room and supper will follow the meeting.
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Washington
Sloan Whl Seak
Dai
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