Beweer Work Starts Then Halts by Snow in Wisner Area
Construction on Wisner street trench near Water streetbegins under J S Williams as superintendent and Graham foreman but halts when snow falls. Ditch crews reported to return if weather clears. rate paid 40 cents per hour. Work planned along Baltimore and Ohio tracks toward Commerce Caroli and College Park, extending about ten miles.
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Harford Court Strikes Fee System For Register of Wills
In Bel Air Maryland the Harford County Circuit Court declared unconstitutional the fee system requiring the Board of County Com- missioners to cover deficits in the Register of Wills office. The judge called the system a barbarous anachronism and said it can be changed only by constitutional amendment. Separately, the Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of December 31.
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Weather Today Summary
Weather data fragment lists 24 hour precipitation none and year to date 1.83 inches. Includes odd notes on normal, temperatures yesterday and last year, tonight and tomorrow forecasts, moon rise, and miscellaneous misreadable figures.
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Roosevelt Sees Billion Deficit In U S Treasury
President Roosevelt forecast a budget deficit exceeding one billion dollars for the coming fiscal year without a full estimated total. He listed 5.069 billion dollars for current needs and said requests for work relief would follow, warning the deficit and public debt would rise.
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French See Plot to Smuggle Arms
France investigates a suspected scheme to divert about 3,000 army rifles and machine guns to Traf, amid Italian bombing in Ethiopia. Reports conflict on a Swedish Red Cross death, while Mussolini and editors in Italy critique Roosevelt. Britain ships troops on commercial liners as tension eases in the Mediterranean.
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Will Not Resign Former Siaty Senator A Levy Mc Cardell
A Levy Mc Cardell, appointed to the State Tax Commission six years ago, declares he will not resign before his term ends in June 1939. Reports had claimed Dr J Hubert Wade of Boonsboro would be named by Governor Nice to replace him. The commission includes Judge Oscar Leser since 1913 and Pred Bo Ackins since 1935.
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State Tax Commission
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Boonsboro
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Wade
States Commission
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Nice Goes To Hospital With Injured Foot
Nice goes to the hospital today for treatment of an injured foot. Officials say the injury is not serious and he will be able to resume duties from the hospital.
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Maryland City Population to Reach 16161 by July 1
Population estimates show Baltimore, Cumberland, Frederick and nearby towns near stable order as city projections place the July 1 population of a major Maryland city at 16161, with Frederick County at 35598 and broader county figures cited. The health department notes a slower growth rate than past years and calls attention to district-wide trends.
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Giggling Woman Suspected After Infant Drowning Incident
A giggling woman is suspected in a drowning incident after one infant went missing and another was saved. Police say investigations continue and residents await further details from authorities.
Dual Highway Planned as Public Demands Growth
Dr. Homer E. Tabler announced the proposed dual highway between Frederick and Hagerstown will be built along the short route, with public sentiment driving final approval. A 5 PM statement was expected. Governor Nice involvement anticipated as delegations from Frederick and Washington counties pressed for action.
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State Toads Commission
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Roads Commission
Cars Collide Head-On Near Frederick Junction
A head-on crash near Frederick Junction around 9 10 this morning damaged both cars and lightly injured occupants. George W Herman 67 Urbana driver of one auto was treated for a dislocated occipit and bruises. Margaret Kaupy from Pittsburgh drove the other vehicle as it collided with Harman near the bridge. The scene involved front wheels left side damage and ambulance treatment at the local hospital.
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Pittsburgh
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Gas Supply Runs Out and Lifes Seem Saved
A car exhaust leaked carbon monoxide on a Saturday, nearly overcoming Constable Anders. He rushed Stone to a hospital. the would-be victim regained consciousness hours later. Stone reportedly tied to the exhaust, aiding in the rescue.
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Frederick party in auto accident near Wisner
In Frederick a party involved in an auto accident forced off the road near Wisner. The car went over an embankment and a Mr. Weinberg and Mrs. W Davesington, of Virginia, were in the vehicle. Officer Miller reported findings while others identified bystanders alerted authorities.
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Woman Freed From Habeas Corpus After Shoplifting Case
Daisy Carter also known as Daisy Barnes, colored, was granted freedom by Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard at noon in Circuit Court. She had been sentenced to three months in the House of Correction for receiving stolen goods from business establishments. The hearing clarified her actions and discharge from custody.
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Ask S100.000 For Relief In Maryland Jan 6AP Go ideas
The note cites relief requests in Maryland linked to S100.000 and mentions a January date. It outlines proposals or ideas to address funding or aid needs but provides no concrete policy details or outcomes.
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Cassidy Demoted in 1938 for Conduct Unbecoming Officer
Corpy Cassidy, once commander of the sub-station near Frederick and later chief of police at Hagerstown, was demoted on December 24, 1935, for duty being unfit due to over-indulgence in alcoholic beverages. The corp y was demoted on grade as first class for conduct unbecoming an officer in Tay on Tuesday.
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Hagerstown
J. J. Cassi
Supreme Court declares AAA Farm Recovery Program unconstitutional
Washington January 6 AP the Supreme Court rules the entire Agricultural Adjustment Act program invalid as beyond federal power. Justice Roberts writes that the act pursued a compulsory plan and was not voluntary. Dissent by Justices Stone Brandeis and Cardozo notes concerns. Roosevelt administration silent. fallout on 1936 37 New Deal budgets and farm policy debated as lawmakers assess alternatives.
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Roosevelt calls officials after Supreme Court ruling in White House
President Roosevelt summoned Attorney General Cummings and Secretary Wallace to the White House to discuss the Supreme Court decision. Stephen Early indicated news arrived in secrecy and Roosevelt stated he was not at liberty to state details before continuing with official business.
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P. S. C. Gets County Bureau Resolution
Farm Bureau adopts a county bureau resolution cited in the council's records. The action formalizes local agricultural administration and designates county stakeholders to oversee new programs and cooperative efforts. The move strengthens regional farm policy and public service coordination.
Woman Says She Was Attacked Near Lewistown
Margaret Bright of South Street reports an assault at a cabin camp south of Lewistown. She named two men in connection with the incident and said the accused were not severely injured. Police plan to file a warrant against the suspects.
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