President Roosevelt forecasts balanced budget for next year
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress outlining a balanced budget for the coming year. He projects a defense and civil spending mix, proposes $70,763,400,000 for national defense and related costs, and recommends a civilian budget exceeding $3.7 billion for agriculture and highway aid. The message calls for war material promotions to Spain and adjustments to export controls, while urging speedy ratification of a child labor amendment and noting shifts in civilian administration under Interior.
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Madrid
Robert Cure
Jersey City
Lcense
Richard L. Dinelexr
Ase
Troosevelt
Interior
Ickes
Congress
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Agriculture Department
Oid
Confesses Firing House Burning Two To Death
Corporal Snyder said Ralph Hawk, 20, confessed to beating Catherine Gelaix, 20, and setting fire to their home on New Year’s Eve to prevent marriage. Hawk is jailed in Franklin County on arson and homicide charges. Neighbors pulled Catherine from the burning bungalow. she died later in hospital. Catherine’s mother Mire Hazel Gelaix and sister Helen, 18, were killed. a wrecked pedaloth and oil-soaked evidence were found at the scene.
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Snyder
Ralph Hawk
Catherine Gelaix
Didi
Mary Catherine
Hawk
Franklin County
Areon
Geegayte
Hott
Mawk Kg
Catherine
Arilve
Mire
Hazel Gelaix
Heien
Divorce By Court Grants Wife Absolute Separation
A court awarded an absolute divorce to Mark B Hissey of Bruns egurt from Mrs Aldivan 8 Hissey after her plea of adultery. Co respondent Innis denied complicity. costs were assigned to Hissey. Attorneys Patrick M Mehnauffer and Mamie A Kavanaugh appear for the spouses with detailed filings noting marriage on December 31 in Harriconturn Virginia.
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Hissey
Hrunwaick
Aldivan
Alea
Brunsegurt
Mrr
Hinwy
Innis Anti
Gevertion
Paerine Ahmeta Nhoom
Ghd
Patrick M . Mehnauffer
Austin James
Hiney
Mita
Mamie
Kavanauel
F. Kavanaugh
Pean- Oivenla
Harriconturn
Kavanagh
Ie Eevin
Unions Strike Amid Auto Clash Shrinks Jobs Nationwide
The nation saw over 190000 idle in strike centers as labor leaders clash with industry chiefs. GM and the United Auto Workers fight over job losses, with 90000 already unemployed in one sector and 40000 still on payroll in maritime strikes. Governor Murphy in Michigan and White House talks aim to ease tensions while workers are arrested and released in Flint.
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Automobie Workers Union
Lifonists
Mteace-Makera
Prank Murphy
Michigan
General Motors
United Automobile
White House
Roosevelt
John L. Leaks
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors Atrike
Tats McGrady
Washington
Baltimore
Chevrolet Forge Plant
Detroi
United Automobile Workers Union
Costen Ae 6 Ward
Automotiie Porta
Centennial Banquet Set for January 19 at Western Maryland College
Westminster Maryland invites detail a Carroll County centennial banquet to be held January 19 in the main dining room at Western Maryland College. Chief Judge P. L. Nel Parke will be principal speaker with Rep William P. Cole speaking for Baltimore County and Edward Delapune for Frederick County. County commissioners chair will represent Carroll. Gov Harry Nice and guests including US Senator Tydings are expected to attend.
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Westminster
Jane
Carroll County
Western Maryland College
PL Nel Parke
Wm P Cole
Taliimore County
Edward & Delapune
Qarrol County
Harry W. Nice
Moe Tydings and
Orn
George Lo Ratichitle
$2 Tag Bill Reappears in Early Legislature Plans
Lawmakers begin the 60 day session with a spike in proposed measures. A senator draft calls for a $2 automobile tag fee, a flat $8 tag rate is proposed by another, and a long-running oyster dredging bill may reappear. Coad, a former filibuster figure, remains in the legislature. Social security and unemployment insurance tweaks are also discussed.
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Hay
Harry W. Niece
Albert Chitenie
Nice
Psasa Re
Potomac River
Fen J Allan Coad
St Marya
Coad
Sub Zero Cold Grips Midwest Weather Crash
Frigid conditions sweep the nation with snow from the West to the Midwest and rains in the East. Seven deaths are linked to the cold with incidents across Texas Minnesota and California while power failures darken Springfield and Jockwus. Snow plows rush to Spokane area and CCC workers are rescued in Arizona as extreme lows shift across multiple states.
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Missis
Texas
Minnesota
California
Springfield
Jockwus Ile
San Pedro
Gal
Stockton
Spokane
Wash
Civilian Conservation Corps
Arizona
Doantanty
Kansas City
Anceuit
Ore
Williston
N ‘Rd
Butte
Mont
Havre
Helena
Yellowstone
Neb
Moorhead
Minn
Huron
Alexandra
Minneapolis
Boiso
Denver
Sioux Palls
Good Land
Kan
Reno
Nev
Three Up On Charges Of Panhandling 32 Banished
Three men faced panhandling charges before Justice Emmett R How Its in Paice Court Friday night. David A Ford and John Pp Gannon of Baltimore were given suspended sentences of 60 days on condition they leave the city and stay away. John G Knippie, city resident, was remanded to jail for sentencing today. Officers Hen Phebus and Charles Burray said the defendants were panhandling money along the street. John W Smith of Marketine was picked up in front of the Jail Friday. Constable Gy Anders on a charge for MeTAINe AN Antaminna whi'a gr aw toe aunence ab quer, she went to Jv for a bearing today.
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Panhandling
Emmett R
Paice Court
David A Ford
John Pp. Gannon
Baltimore
John G. Knippie
Omcers Hen Phebus
Charles Burray
John W Smith
Markittasine
Gy Anders
Metaine
Mt Aity Postoffice To Become Second Class
A local report states that the Mt Aity postoffice will be redesignated as a second class office after a period of service and reorganization. Authorities indicated plans tied to standard postal requirements and a future date for formal changes in 1976.
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Mt. Aity
Ralph Bellman
Frederick County committee to study county business affairs
A new Efficiency and Economy Committee for Frederick County was announced Friday. Members include Lirge Sim Wo Maples, Real Botte Board Po Luther Ree, Phily Wertheimer, J Homer Remdere, Charles E Wan, Dorm Korea, and others. The group will meet Monday evening at the Y M C A to organize and study methods to conduct county business and consider legislation affecting taxes and government efficiency.
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Sen Meno
Bao
Hareau Tau
Tepsewen
Boemona Granger
Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
Lirge
Sim Wo Maples
This Ely
Real Botte Board
Po Luther Ree
Phily Wertheimer
Walsefty
Pomona Oran
E. J. Homer
Th Js A
Dts
Farm Bureau
State Armory
Pomona Grance
State Grange
Hagerstown
E . Summers
This City
Alvie M. Etzler
Mt. Pleasant
Johnso N. Souder
Brunswick
T. Poole Jones
William T Delaplaine
Richard Potts
Algie M. Bezier
Daniel E Wight
Urbana
Walter E Rurall
New Market
Daniel 8 Guyton
Thomas S Anderson
Mzler
Eteler
Hurnll
Butchered Hog Stolen Arrest Follows Investigation
A butchered hog disappeared from Elmer Ramebure’s meathouse on the New Dealen road. William Snowden, colored, of West Sixth Street, was arrested on breaking and entering and larceny after a lengthy investigation by Sheriff Roy McWiltner and Deputy Sheriff Chas W. Smith. Snowden is jailed. portions of the hog remain missing.
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Elmer K Ramebure
New Dealen Road
Wm Snouden
West Sixth Street
Roy Mc Wiltner
Sherif Chas
W. Smith
Bnowden
Ansafe
Ulltner
Smith
Property Sale Recorded At Craddock Terrace
A sale at Craddock Terrace involving Seachrist and Cobentz has been recorded in the clerk’s office. The conveyance amount was about £35900, with Mr and Mrs Seachrist as sellers and Mr Cobentz as buyer. Cobentz has taken possession of the property and is listed as owner for a period noted by the transaction details.
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Seachrist Mountain
Howe
Schiey Avenue
Craddock
Wraddock
Father Seachrist
Coblete
Tamsuile
Uniform Rate Set for State Aided Hospitals
Baltimore January 8 The Board of State Aids and Charities approved a standard daily rate of 2.50 for state aided hospitals to care for free patients. Samuel E Shanahan said Gov Harry W Nice approved the plan based on a survey by Arthur C Cheade and Haines Keerfort. The rule applies to all state funds and totals 2.50 per day per patient. The new rate is higher than prior county hospital charges and above previous city practices in Baltimore.
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Board of State
Aks and Charities
Samuel E Shanahan
Harry W. Nice
Arethur C Hteade
Haines Kearfort
Cerk
Shre
Shanahan
Baltimore City
Europe Aflame as New War Fears Rise Across Continent
European nerves fray as Germany builds forces in North Africa and Spain. Ceuta fortifications under German supervision threaten Franco’s regime, while Britain France and Belgium weigh steps amid warnings of a broader conflict. Berlin aims to back Franco, while Spain seizes two socialist ships provoking retaliatory moves.
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Europe
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Mediterranean
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Ceuta
Francisco Franco
Berlin
Reichstag
Hitler
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Belgium
Madrid
Germany
More Guards At Cut Recommended By Grand Jury
Annapolis Maryland 6 The grand jury for the October term of the Anne Arundel county Circuit Court recommends employing 18 additional guards at the Maryland House of Correction. The jury’s report to the Fifth Judicial Circuit judges also urges reducing the Board of County Commissioners from eight to three, reorganizing the county police under a police commissioner, and the immediate dismissal of all special members.
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Maryland House of Correction
Anne Arundel County
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Board of County Commissioners
Junder
Lewis Moves To New Office In Washington
Representative Ovid Jo Leas of Cumberland and two other members of the March and Congress delegation move to new quarters in Washington. The advertisement notes relocation from Suite 599 in the old building as part of the office changes.
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Washington
Washington, Jan
Ovid Jo Leas
Cumberland
Marvh
Congress
House Building to 302 defeats reelects Wyam A O Ekxall
Republican Representative Wyam A O Ekxall of Portland Oregon is defeated for reelection. Also defeated are Representatives Witant Pope of Toason and Asibrose J Benedict of Baltimore, in a crowded contest reshaping the House.
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Portland
Ore
Witant Pope
Toason
Asibrose J Benenedy
Baltimore
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