County Levy Sets Yearly Tax Rate at 95 Cents per $100
Frederick County commissioners fixed the annual tax rate at 95 cents on the hundred dollars from a base assessed value of 69,532,243. The 1935 budget totals 773,744.03 with large school and hospital appropriations and a 4 percent sinking fund. Revenues include real estate taxes of 46,632,269 yielding 443,000, personal property, corporations, railroad stock, and automobile taxes, plus uncertain receipts and state franchise taxes making up the balance. December collections approached 11,000 daily with about 217,000 uncollected at year end.
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Board of Education
Montevue Hospital
O. S
Path
Federated Charities
Frederck City
Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Maryland Industrial Schools
Maryland School For Blind
New Market
Sheriff's Office
St. Mary's, Assembly
Memorial Ground
Maryland
Mother's Relief Fund
Register of Wills
Salvation Army
Winchester Hall
Board of Estimates
Montevue
Montevue Farm
Hospital State
Mutual Insurance Company
Ritchie holds last open house as Maryland governor
Annapolis January 1 Gov Albert Ritchie presided over his final open house before leaving the state chief executive post receiving Maryland National Guard officers Naval Academy Superintendent Rear Admiral Sellers and Annapolis Mayor Quenstedt Major General Milton Reckord led the officers from all state military units A Fifth Regiment veterans corps group drew attention in uniform At noon the gathering ended with a buffet luncheon The governor has held the New Year reception annually since 1920 except during his mother’s illness or mourning.
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Annapolis
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland National Guard
David Foote Sellers
Naval Academy
Waller E. Quenstedt
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
Fifth Regiment Veterans Corps
Warming cars in garages risks carbon monoxide buildup
As cold weather nears, motorists often warm their engines in the garage. Authorities warn this is risky. keep garage doors fully open to vent deadly carbon monoxide and prevent poisoning.
Gov Talmadge seeks move of Georgia capital amid market dispute
Atlanta faces a clash with farmers curb market seen near the new city hall and state capital. Gov Talmadge directs Attorney General Yeomans to pursue dismissal of injunctions by the city and county to abate the market as a nuisance. New Year dinner served at Ridgeville and Unionville homes features multiple households and attendees from Baltimore to Libertytown.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Georgia
M. J. Yeomans
Ernest P. Besar
Ridgeville
David Martin
Theodore
Worman Klein
David
Glenn Eizler
Madaline
Wilma
Unionville
Monroe Bear
Barbara Jean
Charles Casela
Charles, Jr
Anna Mae
la Rue
David and
Paul
Baltimore
Charles J. Martin
Louise
Hetty
Jane
Mary Rippeon
Ruth Bear
Anna Brown
Norman
Vernon Bear
Notta Mick
Libertytown
Mrs Nash Testifies on Union Station Massacre Conspiracy
Mrs Frank Nash testified in a Federal court here on January 1 about a conspiracy leading to the Union Station massacre on June 17, 1933. She said she feared for her life and had previously lied to avoid implicating co-defendants in the case involving her late husband, Nash.
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Kansas
City
Frank Nash
Union Station
Nash
Bible Thought and Paris Fact Mixed in Evening Note
A compact blurb quotes Psalm 140 11 about evil and the verse attributed to Tasso on speaking ill aloud. It adds a science tidbit stating the Eiffel Tower can extend up to about 11 inches on hot days.
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Tasso
Eiffel Tower
Flames Claim Five In Cherokee County Home Fire
A blaze destroyed a 19 room county home in Gaffney early today, killing five elderly residents and injuring 15. Convicts from a nearby prison camp raced to rescue the 37 inmates, saving 32. The origin was under investigation as water was scarce and freezing conditions hampered firefighting efforts.
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Gaffney
Cherokee County
State Senator Thurman C. Atkinson Dies at 49
Baltimore reporter Thurman C. Atkinson Democratic leader for the Fifth District died today at his home while on the telephone. A Baltimore native and longtime auditor in the Superior Court Record Office he was 49 and had planned to attend the Annapolis caucus. He had urged liberal legislation including repeal of blue laws.
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Baltimore
Thurman C. Atkinson
Charing Cross Road
State Senate
Atkinson
Annapolis
West End
Superior Court
St. Agnes’ Hospital
May Withhold Loans From Louisiana In Debt Policy
President Roosevelt hints at delaying public works loans to Louisiana until state legislation linked to Huey Long is repealed or clarified. He offers PWA legal aid to draft bills aiding municipalities in using PWA funds. A separate note cites 1933 NYC water consumption at 936 million gallons daily. A birthday dinner honors a Howler’s birthday with family and neighbors. another dinner party at Ballenger Creek hosts Mr and Mrs Luhn and guests.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
D. K .Allen
PWA
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Yann
U.S
China
Pratt States
Mrs. Nash
Bible Thought
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Terry
Fabricoid
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Gaffney, S. C
New York City
Florence Morgan
Watersville
E' Walkersville
Hart Dixon
Pauline
Melvin
Union Bri
Albert Baugher
Irvin
Guy Ti
Sler
George
Sherman
Adamstown
Bond Morgan
Union Bridge
Robert G. Luhn
William Mackenzie
Ballenger Creek
Robe C. Luhn
Austin and
Alber
Wiliam B. Macke
Grace
Albert M. Thomas
Christop Luhn
Charles B Luhn
Dickerso
C. E. Cline & Son Ambulance and Funeral Service
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Carty
Patrick St
Hendrickson
Cannon Sheets
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