Hagerstown Man Fatally Shoots Himself in Hotel Room
About 40 year old G G Brandenburg, a small finance agent from Hagerstown, shot himself in the right temple in his hotel room at Francis Scot Rey early this morning. A note explained his action as a personal analysis of present conditions. Envelopes to his wife, Edna G Brandenburg, were found unopened. Officials ruled death by his own hand after examining the body.
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G. G. Brandenburg
Hagerstown
smal-m
Francis Scot Rey hotel
Brandenburg
Clarence G. Sen PERE Rosen
Afrs
Edma G. Brandenburg
Hamilton boulevard
Sherman P. Bowers
Walter 5. Linn
Charles W. Crum
Dr. B. O. Im
Brendenburg
James A. Exchison
Mr. Hichison
Richard Dorsey
Dorsey
Brandenbarg
O. P. Amick
Brandenbure
Harry P. Seeger
Branden
Weather Summary For Tomorrow And Past Readings
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 7 am with .04 inch precipitation. January to date totals are 6 inches, normal January precipitation 220 inches. January 1933 reported 2.89 inches. Yesterday high 57, last year 42. Last night low 32, year ago 16. Moonrise 7:44 pm tomorrow, moonset 3:00 am. Surface conditions noted with 0.31 inches for tomorrow.
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Nortual
accvel
Asan seisiodar
Stork Delivers Baby En Route To Baltimore Hospital
In Frederick a ten hour old baby named Jenkins was born in the yard of a Randallstown sub-station during an emergency delivery. Mrs Esther Jenkins and newborn seven pounds were reported doing well as they returned to Water street home with relatives after the impromptu birth assisted by Dr James Muller.
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Baby Jenkins
Frederick
Randalstown
Sirs
Esther Jenkins
Baltimore hospital
Water street
Edgar Betson, Jr
Pau, Layman
Ms. Layman
Baltimore
Randallstown
Sergt
C. R. Blizzacd
James Muller
Piresville
Jenkins
Layman
Culpeper
Springfield State Hospital for
Srkesyne
New Year Reception At Lutheran Parsonage
About 200 members and friends attended a New Year’s Day reception at the Evangelical Lutheran Church parsonage hosted by Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver and Mrs. Traver. Attendees included church council members and wives. special acknowledgments were made to Mr. and Mrs. Bentz on their 17th wedding anniversary. The event featured piano, cornet solos, and refreshments served by noted parish volunteers.
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Evangelical Lutheran congregation
Amos John Traver
Traver
J. G. Traver
church council
John Harn
Robert L. Smith
Edward Bentz
Bentz
Erequer Eichelberger
Trever
Frank Cole
Roy Schroeder
Emmons Larmner
Jon L. Shaw
Dr. Traver
Webster Whitehill
Miss Eichelberger
Grace Hatah
Margaret Falk
Virginia Miller
Elmira
Elmira Renn Sister Evelyn Lukens, Mrs. A H. Harrington
Ker
Miss Engle Resigns From Montgomery County Commissioner Post
Forest Glen resident Miss Engle resigns from the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners amid a court filing seeking removal of Dr. Edmonds. Gov plan to appoint stands, hearing set for January 12, 16 a.m. in Rockville. both Engle and Edmonds were former state legislators with salary-increase history cited in petitions.
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Suver Spring
Miss Engle
Forest Glen
George L. Edmonds
Rock+ile
Circuit
Roc
Shem
Board of
Montgomery County Commissioners
Edmonds
Miss Engie
snow
Circuit Court
Charles Woodward
Rockville
Bee
ofice c
Miss Exgie
Dr Sémonds
Montgomey Couny
Egle
Former Chinese envoy to U S dies suddenly
Hong Kong January 2 AP C Z Wu former Chinese minister to the United States died suddenly at age 47 from cerebral embolism.
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U. S
Hong Kong
C Z. Wu
tomer
United States
Winners in New Deal debates and farm policy shifts
The report summarizes White House debates on AAA pricing for milk and farm commodities, noting Wallace Tugwell policy tensions, consumer price impacts, and producer-cartel dynamics. It also covers shifts in gold policy influence, a push for larger public works and price stabilization, and a liquor price strike by clubs on Washington’s outskirts. Public parks recover with higher visitation.
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Washington
AAA
Wallace- Tugwell group
George Peek
Wallace
Tugwell
fox
Warren
George F. Warren
Roosevelt
White House
James Harvey Rogers
Yale
Rogers
Barne
wen
New Year Liquor Disorder Commented By Ida Wise Smith
Ida Wise Smith, president of a women's group, described New Year observances as a maelstrom of dangerous excesses. She warned the liquor business could be a greater menace than before unless challenged and opposed.
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Ida & Wise Smith
Gayana
aquar
Deposits insured as federal plan takes effect nationwide
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation coverage expands to all banks, guaranteeing accounts up to 2500 for most deposits. Roosevelt says the move will restore faith, reduce runs, and release hoarded money. while nonmember banks and large accounts face phased protections and congressional debates.
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Frederick City
Asl
Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
new insurance corporation
Walter J. Cummings
Federal Reserve System
Deposit insurance
Curomings
fied
Jesse R. Jones
Reconstruction Finance
Chainman Jones
R. F
Treasury
Cummings
cuarantya il
Roosevelt
Washington
Political foes of Long ready for fight in Congress
Washington January 2 AP Long faction battles over seating Mrs Bolivar Kemp as representative from Louisiana Sixth District and who should fill Kemp’s seat after her death. Louisiana delegation led by Representative Riley D Wilson moves to seat J Sanders Jr instead of Kemp's widow.
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Washington
Louisianes
Huey P. Longe
Congress
Bolivard Kemp
Louisiana
oSit- Iyer
Riley D. Wilson
Kemp
J. ¥. Sanders Jr
R F C Buys Over $50 Million In Foreign Gold
Washington Jan 2 The RFC bought more than 50 million dollars of foreign gold in an effort to lift commodity prices as part of the administration's policies.
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Rf. F. C
Washington, Jan
RFC
Frederick County Expands Federal Relic Education Plan
Federal emergency relief education expands in Frederick County with a new $1,400 grant for adult commercial courses. Shorthand bookkeeping and typing will be offered in Frederick Middletown and Brunswick, with enrollment open through high school principals. Classes run two hours every other week, taught by five teachers, targeting adults over 16 and including efforts to organize programs for colored residents.
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Prederick county
Frederick county
Eugene W. Pruite
Ralph Burdete
Creagerstown
Thurmont High School
Frederick
Middletown
Brunswick
John W Brunner
Treasury Opens Today Under New Secretary Morgenthau
Washington January 2 AP The treasury began the year 1934 with Henry Morgenthau Jr as secretary following the resignation of William H Woodin. Morgenthau, who had acted as secretary during Woodin's leave, pledged a vigorous continuation of the administration monetary program as he assumed office.
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TREASURY
Washington
The treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
the
Wiliam H. Woodis
Morgentaau
Woodin
Elkton Banker Goes On Trial In Cr exit Court Today
Irvin T. Kepler, a prominent Elkton banker and former rice-president of the Elkton Banking and Trust Company, is scheduled to go on trial today in Cr exit Court on charges of misappropriating bank funds and making false entries to conceal the amounts. Marriages Decline. Rockville reports show 1,370 marriage licenses issued in 1933, about 30 percent below 1932 and roughly 400 under the best prior year, with most couples from the District of Columbia and Virginia comprising about 75 percent.
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Elkton
Irvin T. Kepler
rice
Elkton Banking and Trust Company
Crexit
Rockville
District of Columbia
Virginia
Montgomery county
Frederick Fire Loss in 1930s Highlights Big City Blazes
A Frederick city fire loss for 1930s reaches about $22,000 in 1830 figures, with yearly totals ranging from $1,500 to $35,000. Major blazes hit in January February and December 1932 1933 saw costly fires at McCardell apartment and other sites. The Independent Hose Company logged 64 calls and total city county alarms reached roughly 85 with several incidents including the Mountaindale fire and a large Taylor road blaze.
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Frederick city
Pie
Peoples Drug
East Patrick street
McCardell
ctty
Citiens
eadquarters
Independent Hose Company
numset
Middieown
Brunswick
Tourmont
Emomilleburg
Mt. A . Union Bridge
Taneywoxn
Pen Mar
Hyattstown
net Tang counies
Fredericktou
S. C. Jonessia exson
Franklin Bewersox
Taneytown
bain
Charles A. Rice
Mountaindale
White Transportation Co
Bolivar
George Grabiti
Lewis~ town
Laxson J. Schroyer
Wolfsville
Edward and
Alonzo Ausherman
Burxittsville
Daniel Leibold
Wolffsville
Guy W. Bidle
Middletown
iW. Sanger
Broad Run
Maron
George W. Hamilton
Pulmer
C. E. Hemp
Jefferson
A.C. McBrxie
Linganore
Picet Nust
Yellow Springs
Eisenhauer
South Market street
Predeker Brick Works
Raymond Hamilton
East Third street
Morgen
East Fifth street
Margrutier
Clarke place
fac
Evidence expected in Maryland murder case
Crisfield Maryland January 2 AP Coroner Pred Holland predicted officers soon would have important evidence in the murder of Margaret Brumboller a 48 year old farm woman found beaten and stabbed at her home seven miles from Crisfield Authorities planned to reconvene the coroner's inquest as fingerprint expert Crifield examined the bedroom and sheriffs officers awaited the coroner's expected findings The wound pattern suggested beating with a blunt instrument and stabbing
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Crisfield
Holland
Margaret Brumboller
ury
Vane
Martin
Baltimore
soroner
Sherif Daugherty
dlins
Pennsylvania State Liquor Plan In Effect
Pennsylvania began liquor operations under a state plan at 9 o clock with about a thousand employees selected through competitive exams. The system will fund distressed school districts old age assistance and pensions for the blind from quarterly sales profits.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Harrisours
Lquor
srsvem
mots
Jailed After Hold Up November 19
Accused of a hold up on November 15 in which a slot machine was stolen from Isaac M. Shipies Wes Ratrick street lunch corner. Joseph Norbe, about 25, of Ballonore, arraigned in Piopes Court before Justice Allen Bennett and remanded on $1,060 bond. State sought continuance. Norbie arrested in Bak Te on information from Chief William Steiner and Lieutenant Joseph Dougherty. State's Attorney Sinn prosecuted. E. Austin James represents Norbert. Also Raleigh report notes Hank Anderson to coach NC State football under a three year contract to raise the storm-beaten program.
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Isaac M. Shipies
Ratrick street
Joseph Norbe
Ballonore
Piopies
Allen ¥. Bennett
Norbie
Bak
Willam F Steiner
Joseph Dougherty
State Fir Insurance Department
Sinn
E. Austin James
Norbert
Roosevelt to address Congress in person tomorrow
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans to deliver his annual message in person to Congress as session opens. Leaders anticipate reception details and a possible joint session, with debates likely on currency and tax measures and a broad legislative agenda shaping the new Congress.
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ROOSEVELT
U. S.CONGRESS
Washington
Rovevel
Congress
congressonat fs
Dians
dafiz
Rainer
Rainey decHine
Roosevellian
White House
Repubican
NRA
Choral New Year TEA Draws Many Attendees
At Evangelical Reformed Church, a New Year's Day tea gathered many parishioners for a half hour musical program. Mrs. G Warog Tyson served tea and sandwiches while Miss Grace Lough led the choir with accompanying musicians. The church halls were festively decorated with curios, pine, candles, and a grand organ fund drive was launched amid success.
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Evangelical Reformed Church choir
G. Warog Tyson
Grace Lough
choi
scieé
chicch organ fund
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ecredaits Lodge
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Millard P. Lease
Lawrence & Bente
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John Pniko Angelorecat
Ira L. MG me
Eorace
Zacheas
M. Trer
J. Fromke
George M Free
Linea
Amos John Teaver
D. Oz
Claude S. Fale
Stork
Frederick Machine
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MONTGOMY
EQDNEY
Margaret Sanger
Park service
NEA Service, Inc
Copszi
George Warren
Cornell
E. W. Kemmerer
Princeton
Philadelphia
American Economic Association
Kemmerer
Baltimorean
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State college
Heardy W
Hank) Anderson
Notre Dame
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CHOR
Narrowis
New York
Stecks
Fear owls
Laurdsy
Walk street
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