Fine Report of Finances Highlights Fair Meeting
The annual meeting of Frederick County Agricultural Society reported a strong financial year with a 1932 deficit paid and 1933 premiums settled. Dr. Charles H. Conley, president, praised earnings of over 6,268.26 and a 2,863.30 new profit, urging life members to attend and vote in person. Directors elected include George S. Atizatt, John T. Best, and Dr. Conley among others.
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Chas. H. Coney
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Frederick Country Agricult Society
House
sheing
atom Rohsback
Lewis R. Deriz
thas
Conley
Agricultural Society
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Corley
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uty Agricultural Society
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board of chiracters
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Prans M. Stevenz
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Broadcast Licenses Seen at Risk for Hard Liquor Ads
Washington AP The radio commission legal division prepared to recommend revoking licenses of stations broadcasting hard liquor ads. The opinion says the issue is both a state and federal concern as permitting such advertising could breach laws in neighboring states. Major networks steer away by limiting to wines and beer, potentially affecting smaller stations if a policy is adopted.
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Washington
Jam 6
radio commission
Reorganization plan considered for Central Trust in Baltimore
A conference in Baltimore between W Clinton McSherry and State Basic Commissioner John J Ghingher presented the Central Trust Company reorganization plan for final approval The plan was approved November 24 by Ghingher under the 1933 State Legislature The 30 day objection period saw about 200 depositors disapprove seeking liquidating value but representing less than 4 percent of deposits Farmers claimed objections not aimed at derailing the plan The law requires 33 1 3 percent of deposits to object for rejection The bank may reopen within a month and operate branches in six of eleven towns formerly served
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W. Clinton McSherry
Central Trust Company
State
John J. Ghingher
Gaingke
Baltimore
Aim. Ghingher
Ghingher
eimal
Cinepproval Backeso7
Child 12 Years Old Becomes Mother of Newborn Girl
Syracuse dispatch reports Mrs Eien Marie Walsh, aged 12, and her seven pound baby daughter are not well. doctors say the mother is notably developed for her age. Hospital officials note the infant weighs seven pounds, nine ounces.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Business census to begin here on Monday morning
District supervisor outlines aims and purposes of the Civil Works project census of American business. Under Commerce direction, seven county canvassers will visit about 253 establishments, excluding service, education, and personal services. Confidential data will measure business activity and employment effects from the recovery program.
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Department of Commerce
Prederick
Tie arse
CWA
aeee
Bureau of Census
CWA AU
zal
Hoffman
Underhill Taken to Oklahoma State Prison
Shawnee Oklahoma January report states desperado Underhill wounded, captured a week ago, transported by ambulance with eight armed guards to a state prison. Condition improved as physicians say he would die from bullet wounds. Federal orders loomed over the case.
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UNDERHILL
OKLAHOMA STATE PRISON
Shawnee
Oia
Wibur
Silver moves toward prominence as money policy debated
A fragmentary AP report from January quotes Chairman Siéalal of the House Banking Committee saying money policy may gain more prominence. He mentions considering a plan to increase purchases and notes ongoing uncertainty about the timing and impact of any changes.
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Siéaral
Bankine
Body of Slain Woman Found on Highway Near City
The body of Virg Gibson, 23, was found on a West City highway. She appeared to have been slain in a struggle and run over by a vehicle, mud beside the road indicating a forceful incident. Authorities reported the case remained at a standstill with no arrest expected today.
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Devondan
Virg Gibson
poswares
Orsheid
Margate
Brumley
Lehman Challenges LaGuardia Over Fiscal Dictatorship
Governor Lehman awaits a reply to a 2500 word rebuke to Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia over a proposed fiscal dictatorship. Lehman calls the move dangerous and warns it could trigger chaos worse than the emergency. LaGuardia responds only with unbelievable.
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Albany
N. Y
Lehman
Forelia H. LaGuardia
New York
Nationalists Capture Yenting in Fujian Frontier
Shanghai dispatches report the 66th division of Nationalist government forces capturing Yenting, a gateway to Fujian province. Earlier, Nationalist authorities announced attacks on Nanking stands, as rebel forces at Phén threaten a wide front and leaders seek to fund ongoing operations.
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Shanghai
Yenting
Fukien
nebe’s
Nanking
Phen
Yensing
Fuo- chow
Hopkins cuts Georgia Governor from CWA plan
Washington January 6 AP Governor Talmadge of Georgia was described as a headline hunter and rapper by Harry Hopkins head of the civil works administration He was disassociated from relief works in the state by Hopkins order Shepperson named to take over the work and the reasons cited were the rise of state officials
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Washington
Talmadge
Georgia
Harry Hopkins
civil works
refef
civil work
Hopkins
heer
iss Guy Shepperson
Wallace to Address State Farm Bureau
Baltimore january 6 ap a special session of the annual Maryland Agricultural Society Maryland Farm Bureau opens next tuesday through friday with Henry A Wallace secretary of Agriculture addressing the gathering Edward O Neal American Farm Bureau president also speaks Labor In Full Accord Philadelphia Jan 6 ap declares organized labor backs the recovery act John L Lewis UMW president says law needs broader application To Prevent Mark Strike Violence Chicago Jan 6 ap lawmen mobilize to avert violence in a milk strike led by Pure Milk Association controlling about 90 percent of milk supply for 18 000 dairy farmers Metropolitan area
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Baltimore
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau
Henry A Wallace
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chicago
m Scurike
Pure Mik Association
Metropolian
Junitor Standing Committee Elected
The standing committee of the Junior Fire Company was re elected at a meeting of directors in the engine house tonight. The committee includes Lewis R. Dertzle PF, Laster Snith, Frank B. Sapp, Judge Arthur D. Weird, Oeder and Andrew Meis.
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engin house
Poidar
Lewis R. Dertzle PF
Laster Snith
Frank B. Sapp
Arsthur D. Wierd
Oeder
Andrew Meis
Ford's Brother In Bankruptcy Financial Tie Unclear
Detroit report says a voluntary suit was filed by Winian Ford claiming debts of 412000, with Henry Ford not aware of the action. The filing involves a tractor and implement firm led by William Ford, suggesting ties to Henry Ford’s family business.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Winian Ford
William Pord' bs
Frederick County Education Budget Faces Reductions
Frederick County Board of Education debates cuts to the 1934 budget totaling about 240,000 with only partial state support and no equalization funding. Proposals include 10,000 toward paying a New Market debt, 21,000 for school repairs, bus driver salary adjustments, and road/rail related costs, while state funds increase to 98,600 but county share remains constrained.
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Country Commissioners
Frederick County
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Ritchie
Freder county
State Department of Education
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Board of Education
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school Board of Education
Driver named in auto crash near fire plug at Dillerenie
Police identify the driver of the automobile that damaged a fire plug on Dillerenie Street early Friday. The wrecked car, owned by Ambush, was found in a local garage after a broken headlight and nameplate aided identification. Police investigation continues. The Frederick High School Band plans its 21st annual concert Friday night at the school auditorium. The band includes 61 members and rehearsals are held twice weekly.
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Saints street
W. T. Delaplaine
viccinity
Hoffman and
Murry
Stei
Frederick High School
Animal Band
Harold J. Clem
Frederick courtey
Massies' Marital Affairs Headed to Reno Court
In Reno divorce court Lieutenant and Mrs Massie face accusations related to marital matters. The Massies’ spouses are involved in a high profile domestic dispute with reports of assault and potential homicide connections. The case proceeds with further hearings announced for January.
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MASSIES
RENO
Washington
Minister Dies After Long Pastorate at St James
Rev Dr Zari J Bowman longtime pastor of St James Heran Charen Pa since 1923 died at Hopkins Hospital after an operation He entered hospital Monday He was educated at Gettysburg College and Theological Seminary He leaves his mother and a Rotary and Os4 OFS group affiliation noted in local tribute
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St James’ heran Charen
urs
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ion
Drvi Gettys
isitana
Thewogical Seminary
aga Gettysburg College
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Lorsy
te Genz Rotary God
New York Moves to Drive Speakeasies Amid Crackdown
News brief notes New York authorities begin a broad drive against speakeasies. Authorities report enforcement steps, raids, and ongoing efforts to curb illicit bars as part of a citywide crackdown.
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NEW YORK
Market Closing Steady Amid Tax and School Meeting Flurry
The day saw steady market activity as administrators and corporations stood pat on 1932 taxes. A teacher meet was held at the graded school with Moss assisting and Mr. Pratt also in attendance.
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Moss
Government backing eyed for Home Loan bonds in Frederick county
Roosevelt signals government guarantee of both Farm Credit and Home Owners bonds, a move seen lifting Frederick county mortgagees to accept Home Loan bonds with 4 percent interest guaranteed. Ninety applications filed with James H. Cramer, county appraiser, but only three approved by mortgagees. three more pending. Local issues include bank and individual acceptances, with tax and water rent paid by Home Owners Loan Corporation during settlements.
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Roose
Frederick county
James H. Cramer
Cramer
Baltimore
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Weather Outlook For Week From Monday To Saturday
Week weather outlook notes a period beginning Monday with cold conditions expected and temperatures dipping by Saturday. The text also references banking matters and a court sale in Woodsboro involving Raymond R. Reeder and Mrs Exsie, with a reported sale price around $1,600 and legal affairs surrounding Hanover, Pa.
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Woodsboro
Raymond R .Reeder
Exsie
Hanover
Frank J. Stoner
John L. i Dutrow
allowonces
Weather Data From January 1933 Record
Weather summary notes January precipitation 2.29 inches, normal 2.29, with 289 inches noted for a prior period. Describes yesterday high of 40, prior year high, and low temperatures. Includes sun and moon rise and set times for today and tomorrow in a dated local weather bulletin.
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