County Board Fixes 90 Cent Tax Rate For 1931 Budget
County commissioners set new 90 cent rate for 1931, reducing prior levy by more than a quarter. Total revenue to raise 646,979.50 includes 296,000 for schools and 76,974.50 for bond interest, with additional funds for Monterey Hospital and State Hospital for the Insure and emergency reserves.
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Central Trust Company
Cki Bse
Monterue Hospital
State Hospital
Zinking
General Assembly
le Sraran
Comse Seg Park
Ecizuwity
Jamiior
EaOnStorm Schoo
Af Salvation Army
A. Momevae Hospital
Kelvet Hall
Due School Commissioners
No Murder Clue in Maryland Farm Woman Slaying
Somerset county officers reported progress in solving the murder of Mrs. Margaret Brumbley a 49 year old farm woman found beaten and stabbed to death in her bedroom seven miles from Crisfeld Sheriff Luther Daugherty sought help from Baltimore detectives two men Sam and James Jones father and son were detained and released as yet no link was found Coroner Fred Holland said no robbery occurred though the door appeared forced Mrs Brumbley mother of five was not criminally assaulted according to Dr George Coulbourne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfeld
Somerset County
Margaret Brumbiey
Luther Daugherty
Baltimore
Sam
James Jones
Brumbley
George Coulbourne
Fred Holland
Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company to Hold Eighth Meeting
Invitations mailed to more than 200 members for the Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company eighth annual meeting with a business session followed by a banquet. Officers nominated to continue in posts include Asa H. Watkins president and Herman S. Beck chief. New Year’s party held at Mrs. John Wachter’s home in Alicia with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Asa H. Watkins
Hubert P. Burdette
Charles W. Iones
Walter L.spurrier
Carlos Warfield
A. Dewey Zimmerman
Henry G. Hood
Herman S. Beck
Nathan G. Dorsey
Dr. C. van Poole
de Garl
M. van Poole
Damiastus
Bradley W. Woodfield
Woodbine
W. C. Kessler
New Market
E. P. Roop
John W. Wachter
Alica
Charlies Stull
Iather Powel
GC. Stull
Misees
Louise Wachter
Rosie Rice
Mar- Bates Stull
Rath Stull
Charles Stull
Raymond Powel
Haro Powell
Powell
Unusual Sixth Louisiana Seat Seeks Washington Rep
J. Sanden Jr. wins a contested election to represent Louisiana's Sixth district in Congress after Mrs. Bolivar d Kemp's seat was vacated by her husband’s death. Kemp had won an earlier Huey Long influenced election. The Sanders selection was a citizens’ vote not sanctioned by state officials.
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Woner
J. ¥. Sanden, Jr
Washington
Louisiana
Bolivard Kemp
Congress
Jet Facan
Kemp
Huey Long
Sanders
Fire Companies Elect Leaders at Annual City Banquet
The United and Junior Fire Companies held annual meetings and banquets. Officers for the ensuing year were elected including W. Bartgis Storm as president of the United Company. The events featured speeches by city officials and a parade trophy presentation.
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W. Barigis Smorm
United Fire Company
Afomdey
Robert A. Bennett
United
Robert A Bennett
United Company
W. Barigis Storm
Willam M. Storm
Bennett
Elmer F. Munshower
A . Radcliff
Independent Company
G. H. Bowers
William M. Storm
Citizens’ Truck Company
Charles FP. Goodell
Robert L. Smith
Storm
Charis E. Wehrer
Dudley Page
Citizens’ Company
Alton Y. Bennett
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Association of the Mire Company
With & Allver
W. L. C. Fisher
Food Light Equipment
United Parade Association
Ralph F. Lipps
William D. Lippe
W. Bartgis Storm
Lioyd C. Culler
Willem M. Storm
David M. Kemp
Henry L. Bennett
James HA. Bowera
L. S. CG
Spasm President Leads Banquet and Drum Corps Move
The Spasm company president LICETO ALCALA ZAMORA is part of a banquet where Dertz baugh as toastmaster and officials Mayor Elmer F. Munshower and Aldermen attend. A drum corps organization plan is advancing and a constitutional amendment was passed nearly unanimously. Officers elected include Lexis R. Dertzbaugh as President and FP. B. Sappington Jr as Treasurer with a large slate of company officers.
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P.B. Sappington, Jr
Dertzbaugh
Elmer F. Munshower
Herbert S. Schroeder
G. Hunter Bowers
Charles T. Butcher
A. A. Radclift
Independent Hose Company
Augustus Boyne
Raymond Loy
George W. Shipley
Lexis R. Dertzbaugh
George Miller
Franklin N. Shiptey
B. Sappington, Jr
Lester Smith
Lewis Bayer
Augustus Borne
George William Shipler
Joseph Funk
Franklin
Harry Danner
Luther Bell
Edward Esterly
Jennings Fogle
Ralph Brust
Charles Heicher
Charles Crone
Frank Keyser
Edgar Fox
Ralph Null
Irving Smith
Hamilton Davis
Wiliam Wenzel
William Meredith Smith
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Maryland Governor Hosts National Guard Officers Luncheon
Gov Albert C Rkehte entertained 160 Maryland National Guard officers at Annapolis luncheon and hosted hundreds at his New Year reception. Attendees included officers from the First and Fifth Regiments, Medical Corps and air unit with Frederick delegates listed. London confectioners showcased 2000 candy varieties at their 1933 exhibit. one firm alone had 22 tons of sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Albert C Rkehte
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
London
Leaders Discuss New Session Ahead of Roosevelt Policy
Senate Democrats met in the Senate Office Building to map the new session with Sen Robinson Kansas predicting continued support for President Roosevelt's monetary policy. They eyed liquor taxation income tax changes banking laws stock exchange regulation and possible tariff reciprocity while noting the June 16 expiration of the recovery act licensing provisions.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Democrats
Sen. Robinson
Kansas
Roosevelt
Democratic Peering Committee
Rovinson
Senate
White House
House
Robinson
New Deposit Insurance Law Takes Effect Tomorrow
Walter J. Cummings told President Roosevelt that deposits in 13 423 banks will be insured under the new federal program while 144 banks were found ineligible. Deposits up to 2500 will be insured tomorrow, rising to 10000 after July 1. All national banks and Fed members are covered. state banks must meet federal conditions. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation began inspections, signaling government influence over the banking system.
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New Deposit Insurance
Walter J. Cummings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Reconstruction Pimance Corporation
Auto Skids Hits Tree In West Second Crash
Mrs. Jesne W. Kolb of 312 College Park suffered facial lacerations when the car she rode in skidded on West Second Street and struck a large tree near C. Thomas Summers residence. Her husband and daughter Jean escaped injury. Mr. Kolb, manager of the Ideal Garage, drove the car and as it neared the tree the wheels skidded. Mrs. Kolb was taken to Frederick City Hospital and was improving.
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Jesne W. Kolb
College Park
C. Thomas Summers
Kolb
Frederick City Hospital
Jean
Sun- Gay Shop
Car Collision On Seventh Street Leads To Charge
At the Seventh street and Hentz avenue intersection in this city Pagan driving an Essex and Hoefer in another car collided after a suspected u turn attempt. Mrs Kolb was injured and shaken but Mrs Kolb and her husband escaped serious harm. Police charged Pagan with reckless driving and posted five dollars collateral for a police court hearing.
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Ching
Mrs. Kolb
Ber Strick
Miss Kolb
Mr. Kolb
Ib Place
Wi Seventh and
Hentz Streets
Pagan
Washington
Barlston Thenhoofer
Essex
Seventh Street
Rotheniweier
Hoefer
Sergi
A. E. Markley
George Man
Fagan
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Scotland
Ireland
New Mexico
Heads Uniteds
Crisfield
Somerset Authorities
Juniors
Uniteds
Lewis Ro Detizha
Nen
George Shipley
Spasm
Liceto Alcala
Frederick
Ritchie
D. John Markey
Elmer P. Munshower
F. Lester Smith
Guy Anders
Melvin Seeger
McGregor
First Regiment
Democrats
James British
Gra
Hay
Son
Casper E. Cline
East
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, MD
Hendrickson
Frederick City
County
Jesse W. Kolb
C.c.carty
Carty’s
Carty
Silk
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