Inauguration Day For Maryland Governor Nice
Maryland readies for the inauguration of Republican Harry W Nice as the new governor with ceremonies at the State House. A military escort and a 19 gun salute mark the transition from Gov Albert C Ritchie to Nice. The event coincides with economic relief calls and a new Secretary of State appointment.
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Weather today and month figures from 1934
Weather brief shows 24 hour precipitation trace and January to date figures. Normal January total 3.20 inches, actual January 1934 1.92 inches. Yesterday high 46, high last year 54. Low last night 38, low year ago 42. Sunrise 7:31, sunset 5:03. Moonrise 10:15, moonset 10:45 p.m.
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Plans to Move County Offices to West Hall in Frederick
County Commissioners plan interior repairs and relocate the offices of Dr. E C Kefauver health officer and Mrs. Michael E Pue probation officer to the F F Seminary buildings. A relocation date is not set, but likely within weeks. West Hall may host partial office reorganization with the Welfare Board, Federal Employment Office, and a Republican club room. The Children's Aid Society would move from 113 Court Street to the Seminary buildings as the health offices discuss a long discussed move from the Court House to the Academy building annex. The janitor at West Hall also has first floor quarters.
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Justice Sinn Orders Weekly Support For Bowie's Children
In Peoples Court Justice Walter E. Sinn ordered Keefer Bowie to pay $3 per week for child support. A three months House of Correction sentence was suspended during compliance. Bowie, a colored farm hand at Tramsville, and his wife Josephine Bowie in this city, disputed prior payments. State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers prosecuted.
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Farmers' Plight in Hard Times Told in Court
A Frederick County case details a receiver’s claim on the Burgee farm in Woodville district as Welty F Burgee contests sheriff levies linked to a 1933 judgment. The suits involve property levies tied to notes from the Central Trust Company of Maryland and a Citizens' National Bank claim, with testimony from Welty Burgee and defense by W Clinton McSherry and Robert E Clapp.
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Two Countians to Be Heard by Farm Bureau
About 1,000 farmers gathered in Baltimore for three days of Maryland Agricultural Society and Farm Bureau Federation conventions with political and farm leaders on the program. General Farm Bureau sessions begin tomorrow afternoon featuring Wilbert Smith and Mrs. Harry L. Davis as speakers.
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Frederick district Gulf Refining holds banquet for sales manager
Employees of the Frederick district Gulf Refining Company will host a banquet at the Savoy dining room tonight to honor R. E. Garrett district sales manager. The program starts at 7 30 o clock.
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New Congress Digs Into Detail Of Organization
Washington January 8 AP A new Congress begins work on committee membership and posts as Democrats seek spots on Ways and Means. Focus remains on Roosevelt work relief plan replacing the dole with 4 billion dollar spending next fiscal year. Appropriations panel to hear an 880 million request for six months of direct relief. Tomorrow chairman Buchanan will report the 750 million annual Supply bill for independent offices.
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Dense fog grips this part of Maryland in late hours
Dense fog lingered into the thirtieth hour with limited visibility a few hundred yards for drivers and planes grounded since Monday morning. Traffic moved cautiously using lights as fog hampered air travel and shipping, with no accidents reported and a forecasting note of possible showers.
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Ickes Dares Wrath of Roosevelts Back His Aides to Limit
Washington, Jan. 8. Mrs. Roosevelt aims at Ebert K. Burlew, close aide to Harold Ickes, after Burlew’s alleged interference in New Deal projects. Public disapproval spills from the White House to Burlew, Glavis, and Ickes’s wide network across Interior, PWA, and other agencies. Roosevelts intervene, boosting Burlew’s opponents and clouding politics at the Interior Building.
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Nervous Old Man Identifies Hauptmann in Lindbergh Case
In Flemington New Jersey a nervous old man with a Van Dyke beard testified he saw a green car in Hopewell on the night of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man in the car. The man’s dramatic identification followed brief hesitation and shifting positions in the courtroom. He described the laddered car scene and the suspect’s proximity to the scene as the trial continues. The testimony also noted the ladder showed no fingerprints and raised questions about the police method. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was set to receive part of the ransom money recovered in Hauptmann’s Bronx garage, with $14,590 to be used as an exhibit at trial.
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Mullikin Named Floor Leader for Democrats
Baltimore Jan 8 AP Kent R Mullikin of Prince Georges County was announced by Speaker Emanuel Gorfine as chair man of the House Ways and Means Committee, a post carrying majority floor leadership. Other chairs mentioned include Leon Abramson on insurance and loans, Charles Carroll Jr of Howard County on the grand Inquest committee, and Milton Tolle of Baltimore County on amendments to the constitution.
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Prince Georges County
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Howard County
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Baltimore County
English Plane Falls Kills 11 Indian Soldiers
An English air force plane plunged into Indian troops during maneuvers near Karachi on January 8, killing eleven soldiers and seriously injuring eleven others. The incident drew immediate attention as the disaster highlighted wartime risks faced by military units abroad.
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Market cautious as oil leads modest stock decline
New York markets opened with cautious confidence as oil stocks pulled a modest decline in active early trading. A Supreme Court setback on petroleum transportation regulation triggered selling across the oil sector, profit taking offered some support, and volumes thinned. Inflation fears and the administration’s spending plan reduced enthusiasm across futures and cash markets. Grains eased slightly while cotton moved little. call money firmed at 1 percent and the pound opened at 34.905.
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Elderly Woman Hurt In Buckeystown Fall
Miss Amanda Frances Cochran an elderly resident of Buckeystown fell at her niece Mrs. Charles H. Boyer home this morning fracturing a hip and suffering additional injuries. She was removed to the emergency hospital by Etchison and Sonto County ambulance for treatment.
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