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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1935

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2

NINE BANKS NAME YEAR'S DIRECTORS THURMONT OPEN IN FULL

Nine Frederick county banks held annual organization meetings Tuesday electing directors for 1935. The Thurmont Bank resumed full operation under state oversight, with Lester Shirely as president. stockholders to elect directors January 24. Banks across Frederick County elected officers, organized for 1935, and set appointments for board meetings in January.

Frederick County Brunswick Thurmont Bank Thurmont Farmers State Bank Emmitsburg Wwoc Byrd Lester Shirely Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Maryland Commercial Bank of Maryland Daniel Buckey Albert IL Bussard Arthur H Doll Bradley H Dudrow FH G@ Haugh Amos A Holter Edgar H McBride Edward B Measell Merion Michgel Harvey E Ramsburg George F Smith Frank V Staub Spencer E Stup D Windsor Willams Howard A Gross Jacob Rohrback Hammond Clary George W Heinlein James H Falk Nevin T Waskey Earl E Ramsburg Harriet E Shook Virginia N Cline The Farmera and Mechanics National Bank CG Mantz Conley John S Newman James H Gambrill Jr Holmes D Brkei Daniel Baker Jr John H Baker Archibald E Fisher Elias B Ramsburg Frederick County National Bank Lewis E Biely J. W L Carty J W Long Albert M Mercer A LeRoy McCardell Allen G Quynn Samuel H Rosenstock Wil Liam G W Smith Robert L Warfield HC Zacharias J W L Carty Wm D Zimmerman Arthur W Myers Carlton Baumgardner Glenn E Biehl Waren P E Smith Meredith H Mackley Robert C McCardell Bank of Brimawick Levin West W B Watson C A Gross C S Nicodemus Charles E Virts Lee F Titus Russell Sexton Charles M Souder Hugh L Rodeffer W O Rau Woo Rau W Claude Lutman Emory V Frye Peoples National Bank of Brunswick H Kieffer DeLauter H L Bennett G@ Ho Virts Chales Stevens H Ww Werntz Arthur P Karn George B Swank Harry Y George Willam A Beatty Thomas A Hallmaster Fist William A Beatty Geo Grubb Maurice Baetzel Mervin Hirst Farmers State Bank of Emmitsburg M Q Gillelan M F Shuff F C Riley Howard M Rowe J Lewis Lopper Oliver J Weybrighst Edward Houck D F Burker William Bollinger Charles RO Fuss Thomas J Finlay Quinn Topper M F Shuf George L Wilhide Reese Blandford First National Bank of Mt Airy C Ray Barnes S E Beall J H Hardy W D Jones John R Lewis W R Rudy A B Sellman Frank L Stoner Chiles D Walker Jesse D King Henry G Hood Hubert P Burdette H Deets Warfield Walter R Rudy Alonza Sehman Bradley C. Leatherwood Frank A Conaway Helen Glare Helen Sponseller Woodsboro Bank George W Huffman Geo F Smith William B Cutshall Etzler J P Yelser Harry Kinng Gail L Cutshall Marty Dorcus Frederickt Own Savings Institution Western Maryland Trust Western Marland Willeet Sykesvile Bank Middletown Bank

Oil Politics in Tilt after Supreme Court Oil Ban Ruling

Washington faces a brief constitutional crisis as the Supreme Court voids hot oil legislation. The House commerce subcommittee leaves oil production controls to states while Congress stalls over committees and funding The administration weighs new taxes to force compliance while other departments tackle routine and urgent issues.

Washington, Jan Supreme’s Court Len Connally Texas Ickes House Commerce Subcommittee Senate House

Revolt Against Long Resists Baton Rouge Parish Control

East Baton Rouge Parish officials rejected Huey Long authority over parish affairs as the parish governing body declared the special legislative act unconstitutional and moved to block state administration from enforcing provisions of the act.

Baton Rouge Huey Long East Baton Rouge Louisiana Long

Hauptmann Named By Two In Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial

In Plemington on January 8 two witnesses from Sourland and the Bronx identify Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby murder case. Elderly neighbor Amandus Hochmuth says he saw a dirty green car with a ladder the day of the kidnapping. Cab driver Joseph Perrone also points to Hauptmann and shouts that he is the man. The courtroom drama continues as Dr. John Condon, the ransom payer, is expected to testify after witnesses discuss the ransom delivery.

Plemington Charles A Lindberghs Bronx Bruno Richard Hauptmann Lindbergh Amandus Hochmuth Joseph Perrone John F Carpenter Charles Anné Lindbergh Betty Gow Hunterdon Country Dr .Condon Col Lindbergh Hauptmann al Reich Dr Condon Woeedlawn St Raymond's Cemetery Edward J Reilly Supreme Court Thomas W Trenchard

First Opera Presentation Location and Nail Maker

The earliest opera is traced to its birthplace in Europe with initial performances staged in a dedicated theater. Early nails were produced by blacksmiths using hand-forged methods, predating modern mass production. The first national park established in the United States was Yellowstone, created in 1872 to conserve geothermal features and wildlife.

Charleston Museum Established at City Library Society Meet

The Charleston Museum was organized at the annual gathering of the city’s Library Society and incorporated in 1923. A photo sequence captured a running horse with cameras beside a track, while the North American Saengerbund emerged during the first saaliner fest.

Charleston Socrety Muybridge Noth American “Saengerbund

Bond Filed For Alle Hess In Emmitsburg Assault Case

A $500 bond was filed with the court clerk for Alle Hess of Eylers Valley near Emmitsburg to secure release pending February grand jury action on a charge of assault with intent to kill Edward Wetzel of the same area. Hess fired a single shotgun blast during a Christmas night dispute over $20, causing a forehead wound, but Wetzel recovered and returned to work, though he suffers occasional headaches.

Alle Hess Eylers Valley Emmitsburg Edward Wetzel Bernard S Walter Hess William J Stoner Thurmont Wetzel

Gordy proposes new taxes to cover falling state revenue

Annapolis Md Jan 8 William S Gordy Jr state comptroller urges a gallon age beer tax an inheritance tax on estates and a sales tax to meet a 2229000 deficit and provide a surplus in the state treasury He notes operating balances have shrunk from 168631699 to 15687799 and projects a deficit by September 30 1935 Estimated receipts for 1935 total 4312597241 with disbursements at 4535509955 leaving a 222942674 deficit The year ending Sept 1934 shows income 58632538 92 bringing total into treasury to 653394278 with disbursements 5882498246 and a year end balance of 65144437 Sinking funds reduce the general fund to 484661835

Annapolis Wiliam S. Gordy, Jr Gordy Givng Treasury

Divorces Sought by Lefler and Lutz in Frederick County Court

Mrs Virgie M Lefler seeks an absolute divorce from Paul T Lefler claiming abandonment since 1923 and custody of two children. Grayson Lutz seeks divorce from Marie V Lutz, alleging fault and residency in Frederick County. Both suits list marriages in York Pa and Duckeystown area respectively, with multiple years noted and requests for show cause hearings.

Virgie M Lefler Reno S Harp Circuit Court Paul T Lefler Brunswick Grayson Lutz Marie Plaintff Frederick County Frederick Montgomery Counties Duckeystown Douglass Hooffang Warp

Supreme Court Hearings Edge New Deal Legislation

Washington January 8 reports show Attorney General Homer S. Cummings defending the Hal mew deal program before the Supreme Court as the Roosevelts seek to preserve funding in gold payment bans. Officials clash over constitutional limits and enforcement of contracts while Congress debates interstate shipment controls and AAA tax and benefit policies.

Washington St. Homer Washington, Jaw Wallace Capitol Hall the & Nation

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