Lindbergh and Hauptmann Sit Close In Court Trial
In Flemington New Jersey Jan 2 1935 Juno Richard Hauptmann and Col. Charles A Lindbergh faced the judge and sat near each other during the opening of Hauptmanns trial for the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby Hauptmann with manacles led into court sat with his defense and the wife of Hauptmann occupied a rear seat Lindbergh attended the prosecution table as Justice Thomas W Trenchard presided both men displayed no visible emotion throughout the proceedings
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Flemington
N. J
Richard Hauptmann
Gol. Ihnaries
A. Lindbergh
Lauptmann
Ble
Supreme Purt
Thomas W. Trenchard
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Trenchard
C. Hauptmann
Ff. Hauptmann
Col. Lindbergh
Bronxen
Robinson Reappointed Senate Democratic Leader In 74th Congress
Washington AP report states Senator Joseph T. Robinson was unanimously re elected by Senate Democrats as their leader for the 74th Congress. Roosevelt convened a conference to shape the legislative program while House Democrats prepared to name a new speaker, with Burns a leading candidate. J Hamilton Wis was re elected whip and Hugo Black named secretary of the Democratic Conference. Pittman renominated president pro tempore of the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Senate Democrats
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
House Democrats
Joseph W. Burns
Tenessee
Senate
J. Hamilton Wis
Illinois
Hugo B. Black
Alabama
Eey Pittman
Mevada
Prompore
Japanese Navy Officer Sought Over Harbor Photos
Immigration officials in St. Petersburg Florida questioned a young Japanese naval reserve officer who claimed identity as Yoshio Masuda after being found taking photos of a harbor where US warships lay. He produced passports but Tokyo officials were puzzled by the letter and the assertion of his entry claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fla
United States
Yoshio Masuda
Naval Department
Tokyo
Navy
ING ZOG WOUNDED BY BOMB REPORT FROM CORFU
Corfu island dispatches say King Zog of Albania was wounded when a bomb was hurled toward him and a general mobilization was ordered to quell a revolt. In Athens, Jan 2. A separate note reports Ray Moore arrested for drunkenness at 9 pm with one dollar collateral for a Police Court hearing tonight.
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Ing Zog
Athens
Corfu
Albania
Greece
Ray Moore
Jumenauer
Phobus
Weather Summary for January 1934
Today precipitation shows none in the 24 hours ending at a.m. January to date stands at 0.70. Normal January precipitation is 2.20. January 1934 actual is 1.92. High yesterday 46, low last night 19. Seen acts today 4.58 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 7.31 a.m. Noon sets 2.15 p.m.
Frederick housing study shows rent drop nine percent
Washington reports from the Commerce Department reveal Frederick Maryland rents fell nine percent from 1928 to 1933 and owner occupied property values declined fifteen percent from 1930 to 1934 in a Civil Works Administration urban housing survey covering 1088 dwelling units about 29 percent of occupied homes.
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Washington
Frederick
Commerce Department
Department
Civil Works Administration
Department of Commerce
New Deal In Washington By Rodney Dutcher
Washington notes reveal the du Pont munitions interests sending gifts and a Russia criticizing book to the Senate Munitions Committee. Irenee du Pont comments on government ownership and Lenin era satire, while a new Youth Section of the Office of Education is planned under Ickes. Also covered are Consumer Notes, NRA code effects on ice prices, and Roosevelt press conference lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
du Ponts
Senate Munitions Committee
du Pont Brothers
Nye
Russia
Lenin
Henee du Pont
Irenee
Kapoor
New Deal
Federal Office of Education
Roosevelt
Ickes
Consumer
Consumer Notes
National Emergency Council
Memphis
Portland
NRA
Code Authority
Consumer Council
Power Trust
Federal Trade Commission
Governor elect proposes delaying Maryland Senate vacancy election
Annapolis Jan 2 AP Governor elect Tiarry W Nice urged postponing the special election to fill the death caused Senate vacancy for Thurman Atkinson Democrat Fifth Baltimore precinct. He said May municipal election could fill the seat without extra cost. Senator Levin released the statement hoping the Senate would respect this caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Thurman
Atkinson
Fifth Baltimore
Tiarry W. Nice
Harry O. Levin
Senate
Inquest Tonight Open Over Baltimore Fatal Shooting
An inquest will be held tonight into the death of Bernard M. Wietheger who police say was fatally shot by his 15 year old stepson Elmer Hyer. Hyer says he shot the man when he went to his mother's bedroom after hearing alleged beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bernard M. Wietheger
Elmer Hyer
Hyer
Hes
Accidents Reach Court as Judge Urner Presides
December circuit court opened with Chief Judge Hammon Urner and Associate Judge Arthur Willard. Cases include Mrs Florence Smith seeking employer liability for husband William C. Smith’s death from a 1933 canning plant accident and an appeal by Joseph Zimmerman involving the estate of William H. Shipley. A one armed man, John Mills, faces a February grand jury on an attempted rape charge against 17 year old Mrs Frank Hargett after a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
State Inaugural Accident Commission
Florence R. Smith
William C. Smith
Monotacy Valley Canning Company
Theresa K. Ross
Canning Company
State Commission
W. Clinton McSherry
Robert 5. Clapp
Smith
John S. Newman
Parsons Newman
Ross
Accident Commission
Joseph D. Zimmerman
William H. Shipley
Zimmerman
Aetna Life Insurance Company
John Mills
Braddock Heights
Frank Hargett
Peoples Court
Guy K. Motter
Mills
Hargett
Raymond Goodsell
Hved
Jefferson
Alvey Robinson
Roy M. Hiltner
Walter E. Sinn
Moore Beer Parlor
Knoxville
Justice Motter
Howard Stevens
G. W. Moore
Moore
Stevens
Three Wills Filed In Probate Of 1920s Testaments
Wills of Selina Byers Victoria Poole and Harry Albaugh probated leaving estates to families. Albaugh residue to wife Rosa Ez Albaugh for life, then equal division among children. Luther Albaugh named executor. Byers leaves $50 to siblings and a $50 split among nieces and nephews. Wallace Beall named executor. Poole bequests include $500 to Ida Pomeroy and $1,800 to Calvary M E Church. Rev. Dr G Ellis Williams trustee and executor. residue after debts to nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina Jane Byers
Victoria L. Poole
Harry E. Albaugh
Register of Wills
Harry B. Albaugh
Utica
Rosa Ez. Albaugh
Luther A. Albaugh
Clarence M. Albaugh
Holden S. Felton
Libertytown
Ignatius
John D
Albert W. Etzler
Lucy Etzler Smith
Eva Etzler Glison
Basil Glisan
Wallace R. Beall
Ruth A. Sweadner
W. David Sweadner
Poole
Ida Pomeroy
Calvary M. E. Church
George W. Poole
G. Ellis Williams
Ich
Casper BE. Cline
Sherman P. Bow
Nelly Graham
Edward Beatty
Guy L. Nusz
Ira G. Nusz
Sally Snyder
Ex-Southern Pacific head Sproule dies at 76
William Sproule, who retired as president of the Southern Pacific Company in 1928 after a 46 year railroad career, died at his San Francisco home at age 76 from a heart attack. He had been a transportation veteran in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Sproule
Southern Pacific Company
Executive Mansion Inspection Planned
Baltimore January 2 AP Governor led Harry W Nice announced he would ask state legislators to inspect the executive mansion of Annapolis to determine the amount of an appropriation to renovate the structure. Fleetwood Farm Sold The 104 acre farm near Petersville was bought at a trustee's sale by Kaplan Company Brunswick for 3100 dollars. Farm contains eight barns and other buildings. Rohrback was trustee and Hooper was auctioneer.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Ans Napolis
Fleetwood
John W. Fleetwood
Jefferson Road
Petersville
Court House
Kaplan Company
Brunswick
Daced Rohrback
A. Grant Hooper
State Senate Convened in Annapolis After Death of Senator
The Maryland State Senate opened the 1935 General Assembly with Milton L. Veasey presiding. Twenty seven of 29 members attended. Senator Clifford Friend was absent due to injury, and Senator Thurman Atkins died yesterday. Veasey urged possible tax relief and even suspending road building to avoid unbearable taxes. John H. Cunningham marked his 50 years at Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Westminster. Margaret Gardner was appointed office secretary at Frederick High School, succeeding Marguerite Minker. Louise Weagly joined Frederick High School as mathematics faculty.
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Rnnapolls
State Senate
General Assembly
Milton L. Veasey
Worcester County
Clifford Friend
Garret County
Thurman C. Atkinson
Baltimore City
Veasey
Maryland
John H. Cunningham
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Westminster
William A. Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham
Cunningham
Margaret Gardner
East Third Street
the Frederick High School
Marguerite Minker
Eli G. Haugh
Louise Weagly
Middletown
Frederick High School
Hood College
Ellicott City High School
William S. Gordy
Northern Central Railway
General Treasury
Ritchie
Married 49 Years Mr and Mrs C C Renn Mark Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C C Renn observed the 40th anniversary of their marriage at their home 100 North Market Street last Thursday a turkey dinner was served to numerous guests In honor of the occasion. Miss Ruth Trout secretary in the office of the Frederick County Board of Education has been ill at home since Christmas Eve with a sinus infection in her left ear.
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C. C. Renn
North Market Street
Ruth Trout
Frederick County
Two Cent Bank Check Tax Abolished After Repeal
The two cent federal bank check tax, costing Frederick residents about 30k to 40k since 1932, ended with banks opening at 9 am. The tax had raised roughly 41 million annually nationwide, and would not be extended beyond March. Bank patrons begin using checks again, though some kept receipts for records.
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Frederick
U.S
National Industria Recovery Act
National Treasury
NIRA
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Miner’s detonating cap may have killed Baltimore woman
Baltimore society woman Miss Katherine Briscoe died when a metal fragment tore into her lungs while she fired the furnace at her home. A later search centered on a miner's detonating cap as the possible cause with chemists planned an extensive metal study.
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Baltimore
Katherine Briscoe
Baltimore Society
Misa Briscoe
Market Opens With Slight Irregularity and Mixed Moves
New York stock market opened irregularly with moderately active dealings. Chrysler Bethlehem and Liggett and Myers B advanced slightly while United States Steel American Telephone and public service futures eased. Iron Age stats showed Insteel production up 41 percent of capacity and 36 1/2 percent rise. call money at 1 percent. pound sterling opened at 4.94 dollars.
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New York
Chrysler
Bethlehem
Liggett and
Myers B
United States Steel
American Telephone
Public Service
Frederick County Farm Bureau to select Economy panel
Leaders from the Frederick County Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and the Real Estate Board will meet at the Farm Bureau offices tonight to choose seven members for the Economy and Efficiency Committee to advise on 1935 Legislature. Attending are Wilbert L. Smith Pleasant Edward Holter and James H. Cramer. Miss Helen Pearson attends a Farm Bureau conference in College Park and will attend the state meeting in Baltimore January 9 to 11. Pasadena report notes Alabama Crimson Tide beat Stanford 29 13 in the Rose Bowl. Walkersville High School Alumni sponsor an alumni dance Thursday at the high school auditorium with Elder's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Real Estate Board
Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Wilbert L. Smith
Mr. Pleasant
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Grange
James H. Cramer
Real
Helen Pearson
College Park
Baltimore
Walkersville High School Alumni Association
Elder
Ritchie Sees Few Changes in Banking Laws
Annapolis Jan 2 AP Governor Albert C Ritchie outlined relief and a looming 2 229 000 deficit for 1935 as the 1035 General Assembly opens. He urged centralized welfare, studied prison labor, traffic safety and oyster rehabilitation while noting banking laws likely need little change. He warned unemployment and relief costs pressuring state finances and urged cooperation with federal relief plans.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Northern Central Railway
Ritchie
Maryland
Henc
Baltimore
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Flemington Court
Nemograts
Robinson
Arkansan
Majority Party
RREST
U. S. Harbor
IPA
CWA
Building and Loan Associations
DuPonts
Santa
Senators
San Antonio
NEA Service, Inc
Nice
Executive Mansion
Miss Briscoe
Economy and Efficiency Body
Pasadena
Cal
Crimson Tide
Stanford
Nlewers
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