Frederick Norwood Ormer Senator Dead at 78
Former Maryland state senator Frank Clifton Norwood died at Frederick City Hospital at age 78 after a long illness. A noted historian and book collector, he served as State Senator, House member, and State's Attorney for Frederick County, with a prominent legal career and community involvement. Funeral services were planned from his late home Sunday afternoon.
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Frank Clifton Nor
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
wwe
Air Norwood
ting
mary speats
Mary Jane House of
Jon Norwood
Annnapolis
Cecelius Calva
Frederick county
Maryland
svacy of law
s of Maryland
House of Delegates
larse majors
House
State Senate
Senate
LeRoy McCachel
Central Trust Company
chaiman
Maryland Siate Bar Association
Frederick County Bar Assorat
mer, Sons of iheam
Roosevelt outlines recovery deficit reduction plans
President Roosevelt told House appropriations leaders today that a recovery deficit reduction effort will begin in the first executive congressional cooperation conference. Washington reacts to the debt projection rising to 31 billion by 1936, a disclosure seen as surprisingly well received by Congressional leaders.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
capitol
Congress
Congressional
Presiden
Radical changes in auto styles at national show
New York January fifth reports a flood of design jargon as car makers unveil dramatic changes at the national automobile show. Designers cite iceberg inspired lines and seam detailing while engineers note rounded fronts and pointed rears, with emphasis on firmer smoother forms, deeper cushions, and more powerful engines.
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New York
Evacuate Faceville Over Anthrax Outbreak
Media, Pa. Jan. 5 A village wide evacuation order forces the abandonment of 80 homes in Pack Vie an 135 year old wool mill community after an anthrax outbreak traced to the carding room where wool from diseased animals was handled Authorities describe the outbreak as dangerous and require residents to leave promptly to prevent spread
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Pack
Evelyn Frost Killed as Plane Hits Wires in Fog
In Nevers France on January 5 Evelyn Frost piloted a small Earpt aircraft that struck power lines in dense fog. The plane burst into flames and crashed. A person named Ruttied accompanied her, but details remain unclear.
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EVELYN FROST
Nevers
France
iyo Prosi
Ruttied
Frick Co Must Sign Contract Say NRA Official
Gene Hugh Johnson, NRA administrator, states the Frick Coke Company of Pittsburgh must sign a labor contract with John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, and Philip Millrray, vice president, in their official capacity. The article notes Johnson’s remarks amid historical society ties and local civic references, including Frederick Kiwanis and Kemp Hall.
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JOHNSON
Washington, Jan
Gene Hugh 5
NRA
H.C. Prick Coke Company
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Philip Millrray
United Mime Workers of America
Local NRA Compliance Board to Continue Work with Council
The local NRA Compliance Board reads a presidential letter authorizing continued work and cooperation with the County Emergency Council to be formed. The board reports issues mostly from small establishments and notes enforcement shifts to individual codes, with four months of operation anticipated.
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United States
NRA Compliance Board
Francis Scott Her hotel
Ignatius Brocee
uder
National Emergency Council
mo ‘onger
NRA
Mos
willomte
Edward Filene Praises National Recovery Effort At Academy
Edward A Filene, chair of the Massachusetts State Recovery Board, told the American Academy in Philadelphia that the profit system must not be destroyed by its strongest supporters. He said America seems behind the President in enforcing laws governing production and distribution as part of recovery.
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Philadephia
Edward A. Filene
chaiman
America
Innis
Tae Academy
Kepler Takes Stand in Elkton Bank Trial
Exton Md Jan 5 AP Kepler testifies about his role at Elkton Banking and Trust Company during a trial charging two counts of larceny and false pretense. He explains his relationship with the bank and denies hindering state backing laws amid accusations tied to bank funds.
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Exton
Elkton Banking and
Tres
Ivin
flo
Hepler
laeny
Call for Statements of All National Banks
Jan 3 AP reports currency conditions at year end December 30 and notes a marriage announcement for Mr and Mrs William H Koon of 03 East Fourth Street announcing their daughter Imogen. Also mentions a wedding at Harper’s Ferry and a graduation from Freder Fish School class of 1933 with a reference to Damascus High School.
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Mro
Wiliam H Koon
East Fourth street
annoume
Imogen w Wenited Peckimson
Harvey Moxley
Clagteusye
Sacuntay
Harpers Permy
W. Va
Michael J. Canzon
Frederick Fish School
No Threat Of Mob Action Reported In Maryland Murder Case
Som erett county authorities in Crisfield Md deny Baltimore devocate statements that possible mob action blocked the investigation of the murder of Mrs Margaret Brumbs an eight year old farm woman killed at the Bramblers farm near Marion Station. Detectives Waite Macon and Stewart Deal of Baltimore police said they postponed activities pending higher authority guidance. Sheriff Luther Daugherty dismissed the claim as untrue.
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Crisfeld
Sherif Luther Daugherty
Father and son wage dispute denied in circuit court
Joseph E. Voluse failed to prove farm labor owed by Thomas J. Voluse of Haw Bottom. Judge Urner and Judge Wilard dismissed the suit and the younger Voluse withdrew his counter claim for room and board. Witnesses described mainly home repairs, painting, wood splitting, and small tasks rather than farm work.
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Circuit Court
Urner
Wilard
Joseph E. Voluse
smite
Thomas J. Voluse
Haw Bottom
Voluse
trn
Edward P. Gale
Maryland State School for the Deaf
Clarence Smith
Henry Repp
Ramsburg
E. Austin James
Reno
Harp
Plan for Drum Corps Formed by Junior Fire Company
A meeting at the engine house discussed organizing four drum corps for the Junior Fire Company. A follow up session was set for Monday at 7 PM. Augustus Boyne is president, Harold Esterly treasurer, Dorsey Shipley secretary.
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Plaas
Fae
Augustus Boyne
Harold Esterly
Dorsey Shipley
tire company
bugiers
Melvin Crouse
Eldridge Fox
Norman Marsden
Ceri Esterly
James
John Gearinger
Landis Fox
Howard Stockman
Irving Smith
Edward HL. Esjeris
Chester Hamilton
Britain May Retaliate Over German Debt Payments
London January 5 AP reports the British government may consider drastic measures if satisfactory action is not received on German debt payments. Britain awaits replies to processes sent to Berlin on November 7 and December 23.
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London
Germany
w mo
Great Bitten
Beviin
Financial markets rattle as indecision grips budget talks
Markets showed wavering direction amid budget uncertainty with stocks nearly flat and traders awaiting clarity on the government plan for a $19 billion six month fund. Short term paper financing and a federal banking support outlook topped the discussion while a church fundraiser in Ohio added a local note.
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New Yorke
financia
Federa F ve
Maryland Counties to Receive State Aid for Schools 1934
Maryland's 23 counties will share 1,000,000 plus funds from the gasoline tax and road program for public school activities in 1934 and 1935. The plan lowers local tax rates, expands road spending, and directs funds through the State Comptroller and Roads Commission to county boards of education. Baltimore city shares are allocated to debt service on bonds and for Troy’s emergency needs amid the distribution.
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Amnipolls
Maryland
Stave
State Reads Commission
General Assembly
State Roads Commission
Eduimore city
Baltimore city
Ball& care
troy
Flyer Writes Second Thriller of Skies
Dean Serio wrote another air drama after landing safely at Newark airport following a storm encounter. His first disaster happened last December when he baled out of a plane over Pennsylvania with a snowstorm, parachuting to safety as the craft crashed.
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FLYER
N. J. dan
Dean Serio
Diane
Pennsylvania
County taxes show slow start under new January due date
Only a small portion of the 1934 county taxes has been paid in the first three business days after the January due date. Officials note the January payment reflects the first year the county and state tax years coincide, with discounts for early payment and interest accruing after October 1. The new rate of 60 cents is expected to yield about $646,979 in taxes, contrasting with prior periods. Nearly $1,000 was collected on January 2, the first business day under the new system.
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Generals Assembly
Neretofore
Afaren
Bequest to College From Late Mrs Hood Reported
In a late life report the estate of Mrs Margaret Hood is noted to have left 5 000 to Jacoy Rehrbick and Adam Remp Keefer in trust for a college related aim. The bequest was intended to support income for Mrs Dutrow and other beneficiaries. Details describe the distribution of funds and intended use for the Ladies Aid Machine funds.
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Margaret
E. S. Hood
Minnie C Dutrow
Jacoy Rehrbick
Adam Remp Keefer
Maryland Reports First Month Liquor Tax Take
The Maryland comptroller’s figures show 222 959 45 dollars in liquor taxes for the first month since legality. Revenue includes 196 500 from liquor sales at 1 16 per gallon and 26 459 45 from 65 licenses to wholesalers and manufacturers.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Walter N. Etrkman
United States
Miz. Kirkman
Rural Carrier Julia Shafer Retires After 30 Years Service
Julia Shafer of Booxville retired from rural carrier duty last Saturday after about 30 years on her route. She began her service in rough weather and difficult conditions and remained faithful throughout her tenure serving local patrons.
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Julia Shafer
Booxvile
seston
AMuss Shafer
Clarence
Installations of Officers at Medias No 118
The fraternity held the installation of officers on June 30 with James Meral John Rigex Cantor Keller Vernon Heffner George Summers and others present. The social committee observed the event and recorded several documents during the ceremony.
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methean Medias No
James
Meral AL dohn
Cantor Keller
Vernon Heffner
George R. Rumpi
George R. Summers
AX- ras
Russet HAG
caen
Roosevelt and Congress speed recovery plans
President Roosevelt and Congress pursue domestic readjustment plans as they consider a new monetary program. Treasury moves to start a $10 billion borrowing program in six months and an effort to collect back taxes exceeding $800 million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Senate
cape
House
chamber
Treasury
Roosevelt Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Morgenthau
State Auto Report on Week's Fines and Fatal Accidents
The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles reports total fines of 2194 for the week ending Wednesday from counties like state and Baltimore. Eight fatal accidents are listed with multiple drivers cited for offenses such as reckless driving, improper license, unregistered vehicles, and failing to stop.
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Baltimore
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Burkitsville
John Butler
Frederick—Horace Alford
Bacy C. Baugher
John Besil
Harry B. Brown
Squar
seckless
Curtis A. Cromwell
Elmer A. Besizer
FEC KISat daring
Donald
Tigat
Thusmont—Siee
J. Graham
boulevard
Wiliam E Epler
iO MOD
Child Hurt by Gun Accident in Street Play
A four year old boy, Richard Smith, son of Casian and Mrs. F. Leswr Smith, East Second Street, was accidentally shot in the face by a playmate using a BB gun. The pellet entered just below the eye. He was treated at a local station and is reported to be improving.
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Richard Smith
Casian
F. Leswr Smith
East Second sweet
che Ta
howes
Weather data and past averages report
Daily weather brief reports precipitation totals and temperature ranges. Includes January normal and actual values for 1933, high and low temperatures from previous days, sunset and sunrise times, and moonrise and moonset forecasts.
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KEPLER
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