Inauguration Of Maryland Governor Nice At Annapolis
Governor Harry W. Nice took the oath of office in Annapolis amid a massive crowd as Maryland began a new Republican era. He urged immediate inter party harmony, outlined relief and tax ideas, and pressed for central financial supervision while criticizing expansive federal powers and calling for renewed prosperity.
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Herbert O'Keef
Associated Press
Annapolis
Losely
Albert C. Ritchie
Larry Whinna Nice
Maryland
Newses
Posislature
Washton
Nice
State Roads Commission
France
Eder
Oosevelt
United States
Washington Wary Treasury Reports and Capitol Intrigue
Treasury chief Morgenthau calls his annual report dull yet defended, while lawmakers gossip about double crosses and pension bills. Stories recall Joe Guffey and Jim Davis at swearing in, Ashbrook with five children, and Sol Bloom’s Capitol prominence as Sam Dickstein fends off Communist demonstrations from his New York home.
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Joe Sinnott
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New York
Sam Dickstein
Dickstein
NEA Service, Inc
Inclination to Advance Shown by Stock Market
New York stock activity edged toward gains after midday on January 9 AP report notes buying in railroad equipment merchandising issues and specialties while rails firmed from earlier weakness. Lead ing commodities stayed narrow and bonds moved little. Selected issues like American Car and Foundry Westinghouse Airbrake National Steel and U S Smelting rose fractions as early losses in Santa Fe and Union Pacific were largely recouped. Call money at 1 percent and pound sterling steady at 4.9144.
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New York
Han & Point
American Car and Foundry
Westinghouse Airbrake
National Steel
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Santa Fe
Union Pacific
World Court Issue Returns to Congress for Decision
Senator Robinson leads push for prompt action as Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs approving three protocols, including the Root formula. Rooseveltians split with foes Johnson Borah and some Democrats ready to block ratification.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
International Tribunal
Robinson
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Man Who Killed Seven Ends Own Life Today
Vernon Kentucky report says George Collett born out of control and killed seven persons including his wife and her relatives and two others before taking his own life rather than surrender. Sheriff attributes family land dispute as motive. officers say two deaths occurred while trying to block Collett from stealing a car to flee.
Death of Ida M Umberger after fall injuries at 78
Mrs Ida M Umberger aged 78 died at 6 this morning from injuries suffered in a fall down stairs twelve days earlier. Widow of John S Umberger she lived with her step granddaughter Bertha M Baker at 501 South Market. Survived by six stepdaughters and fifteen step grandchildren. The body was taken to Harry & Carty Co funeral home. Service at Church of the Brethren Monrovia Friday at 10 30 AM. Burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Ida M. Umberger
New Market
Mollie Baker
Frederick
Linzie Kelly
Baltimore
Ida Knuchols
Atlantic City
M. J
Edith, Fox
Nellie Michael
Harry & Carty Co
Church of the Brethren
Monrovia
Harry 5B
Carty Co
Three Charges Filed Against Hubert Holter
Hubert Holter of near Myersville faces three counts assault with intent to maim attempted burning and malicious destruction of property. Deputy Noah P. Gernand arrested him Tuesday afternoon, with the disturbance occurring at Mrs. Susan Shank’s home near Myersville. Walter remains jailed on a $1,000 bond awaiting a Peoples Court hearing likely Monday.
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Hubert Holter
Myersville
Noah P. Gernand
Susan Shank
Walter
Peoples Court
Nice Takes Oath Dawson Confirmed Governor Nice Maryland
In Annapolis on January 9 Governor Harry Whinna Nice took the oath at 12.01 pm, becoming Maryland’s ninth chief executive and ending Albert C. Ritchie’s fifteen year tenure. The Maryland Senate unanimously confirmed Thomas L. Dawson of Montgomery County as Secretary of State after the oath.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice Toy
Maryland
State House
House of Delegates
Nice
Albert C. Ritchie
Carroll T. Bond
Court of Appeals
Govmor Ritchie
Mr. Nice
Goveror
Harry Whinna Nice
Senate
House of Delegates Chamber
Thomas L. Dawson
Montgomery County
J. Allen Coad
St. Mary's
Malloy Resigns as Mount St Marys Coach at Emmitsburg
Arthur H. Malloy has resigned his post as director of athletics and football, basketball and baseball coach at Mt. St. Marys College in Emmitsburg. The Baltimore Evening Sun reports the resignation was accepted by the college but takes effect after the current school year ends in June. Malloy will remain at the college as steward.
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Arthur H. Malloy
Mt. St. Marys College
Emmitsburg
Weather Notice Indicates Prolonged Cold Spell Ends
A fragment reports no month hours over 100, noting forty consecutive worship hours and a 45 degree high minimum the previous night. Forecaster says colder temperatures move in tonight after mild conditions, with rain and chill expected Thursday.
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Hauptmann Named by Dr Condon In Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Dr John F Condon testified he identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man he negotiated with for the Lindbergh ransom and later paid the 50000 dollars. He cited notes signed John and described a meeting in Van Cortland Park before the payment.
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John F. Condon
Jassie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John
Dr. Condon
Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
John F
Jassie) Condon
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Bronx
Col. Lindberght
Defense Counsel
Wilentz
al Reich
Condon
Reich
Tobe
Col. Lindbergh
Col. Breckenridge
Ralphy Hacker
Loyalty Chapter Of Eastern Star Installs New Officers
New officers of Loyalty Chapter No. 52 Order of the Eastern Star Middletown were installed Tuesday evening in Memorial Hall with Grand Electa Miss Nelle Blentlinger assisting. Officers include Worthy Matron Mrs. Byron Winebrewer and Worthy Patron Virgil W. Doub, along with fellow officers and names from Middletown Frederick and Myersville. The ceremony featured flowers, an arch of roses, and gifts, followed by refreshments.
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Middletown
Memorial Hall
That Place
Electa
Nelle Blentlinger
Albert Brice
Byron A. Winebrener
Eleanor Fichelborger
Byron Winebrewer
Frederick
Virgil W Doub
G. Cyril Kieln
C. Cyril Klein
Water Sb. Remsberg
Simon H. Koogle
Roger B. Walle
Virgil Doub
Walter Falkenstein
Myersville
Ruth Donnah
Albert. Boileau
Adah
Lewis T. Main
Ruth
Grover L
Michael
Esther
Elsie Sommerfield
Martha
Catherine Hauver
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Russell Main
Warder
D. Edgar Bittle
Sentinel
Lorn L. Kefauver
Lewis E. Wichelberger
Angie Ryan
Virgil W. Doub
Winebrewer
Byron A. Winebrewer
Hospital Board Meets Frederick City Hospital Regular Meeting
Frederick City Hospital board met Tuesday at 2 30 at the Georgianna Houck Bim mons Nurses home. Christmas donations brightened care. repairs to refrigeration roofs and laundry equipment underway. Executive staff met Jan 7. December census: 167 treated, 117 admitted, 127 discharged, 41 remained, 38 pay, 50 part pay, 80 free. 12 births and deaths. Mrs CG E Cline presided. 17 directors attended.
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Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Houck
CG. E. Cline
Inauguration Ceremony Attended by County Officials
County Commissioners A. HE. Derr Jesse I. Renner and A. Grant Hooper with Oliver Keefer attended the inaugural ceremonies of Governor Nice ab Anonpalls. Miss Helen J. Woodley and Miss Gertrude Smith returned to duties after illness confinement at home.
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A. HE. Derr
Jesse I. Renner
A. Grant Hooper
Oliver Keefer
Covernor Nice Ab Anonpalls
Helen J. Woodley
Gertrude Smith
Motion Overruled In Venue Change For Two Civil Suits
A defense motion to move Eleanor Reynolds trading as James E Reynolds and Company v Hastern Grain Growers and Merchants Milling to the stet docket was overruled by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. The cases are set for jury hearing January 15 in the local court. Also continued is Harry Aaronson v Lauren Trumpower and Charles E Hahn from Washington county after a trial date. Eastern Star Brunswick chapter installs officers headed by Worthy Matron Mrs Eliza Kelly Coffman and other officers.
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Washington County
Stet
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Eleanor §. Reynolds
James E. Reynolds and Company
Hastern Grain
Merchants' Milling Company
William M. Storm
W. Clinton McSherry
Harry Aaronson
Lauren Trumpower
Charles E. Hahn
Anronson
Lea Weinberg
Mr. Sternd
Weather Today Report From Toa im
Daily weather summary shows 24 hour precipitation total, January to date rainfall, and normal January level. Includes yesterday's high of 48 and prior year high of 49, low of 46, and two years ago low of 34. Tomorrow sun rises at 7 31 a m and sets at 5 04 p m. Moonrise at 10 42 a m and moonset at 11 55 p m.
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