Seven Hearings Before Accident Commission Continue
Morning session at the State Industrial Accident Commission heard nine cases with two continued for future hearings. Cases involved widows of deceased workers and injuries from accidents in 1920 to 1933, with attorneys and insurers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar D. Crothers
Daniel LMW
A E Brown
Anita L. Blase
Leah
wick
Bensa
Nikirk
E Hoy Nikirk
rntel
Benjamin
Rosmato
ardy
Clinton McSherry
Earl W. Bageani
Sherman Bowers
gastar
Charles E. Cramar
East South
surestaszs
Cramer
Hoy City
Robert P. Bay
eltimore
sramenstion
Samuel Lewis
claitians
Ind K Adams
Charles Cronenburg
Wes
inter po
Seer delig
Borzd J. Grex
Weather figures and monthly totals in unclear text
The clipped text shows weather data with inches totals and temperatures but is garbled. It references January totals, high and low temperatures, and a moon phase note, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAELHI
Bids Sought for College Terrace Bridge Project
The State Roads Commission announces bids due January 23 for a double 25 foot span steel girder bridge over Carroll Creek near Frederick. This project, part of West College Terrace extension to connect Frederick College Park area, includes a 36 foot roadway and concrete floor with sidewalls, using labor via the National Reemployment Bureau and with specified contract assignment provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll creek
State Roads Commission
as & Pub
He Works Administration
West College Terrace
College Pack
Frederick
West Cotlege
Terrace
comwrnes
Public Works Administration
National Re- employment Bureau
corn house
King David Lodge Celebrates 36th Anniversary Installation
King David Lodge No. 50 marks its 36th anniversary with the installation of officers led by Deputy Grand Master S. Joseph Zinmer. New officers include Noble Grand G. Leo Hrantz and Finance Secretary Jacob J. Engebrecht. Observance featured songs, prayers, and remarks by Rev. Dr. Char Seah Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scerstes
of King David Lodge
Novie Grand
Richard 5. Keyser
imder
S. Joseph Zinmerwhan
Hebert A Bennet
Desny Grand
Warren S. Elmer Brow
Grend
Horace HL Albaurgh
Demny
Hermann Weezer
Deprs
Grend Chantain
GH. Sault
Noble Grand
G. Leo Hrantz
C. Olver Eswocthrs
George L. Momles
Jacob J. Engebrecht
Philip Seeger
Esri Remsberg
werden
Sustin L. Peaga
Sood Remsberg
nedie grand
Eldred W- VanFossen
nobie erand
Charles
Heller
W. VanFossen
AR Snedeens
Char Seah
picwres
Odd Fellows
Charies FL Seeger
Rome
Re- i
Air mail contract probe questions Brown link
Jan 10 Waeshiexa AP Senate committee probes air mail contract awards under Hoover era. Shaeffer, head of Transcontinental Air Transport, says he discussed consolidation with former Postmaster General Walter F. Brown, while inspectors search for Brown’s erased files. A 1928 TA T transfer to Lindbergh is cited with a $250000 cash payment and 25000 shares as part of income tax arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeshiexa
Senate
Hoogee
Wester Air
BOM. Shaeffer
Transcontinental Air Transport
Western Air Express
Walter F. Brown
Brown
zxlines
Pennsylvania Rairoad
W. W. Atterbury
Atterbury
Postoffice department
Senate Investigation committee
Hoover administration
barmumg
Shaeffer
B_af Keyes
Charles
Col Breckenridge
Lindbergh
Heres
Real Property Inventory Underway in Frederick and Hagerstown
The opening day of the Real Property Inventory and third day of the Business Census find workers enumerating properties under CWA projects. Frederick and Hagerstown are among 85 U S cities surveyed to show property condition and use with 18 workers on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch
Frederick
Hagerstown
James R. Joy
Lyman
Sapsingwaa
Liber Pour
Cen- Sas
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Stocks Edge Higher as Roosevelt Signals Rail Bond Plan
AP dispatch notes a cautious stock market with a firm undertone. Traders await a possible Washington move on railroad bonds and sinking fund provisions while carriers and Sands Sterling show limited gains amid regulatory expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jani
DISy
S&S
Wal Suse
Washington
siaeck
mds
financial district
Sands Sterling
Jackson Silent About Candidacy
Crisfeld Maryland January 10 Mayor Howard Jackson of Baltimore dodged questions on potential candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination during a visit here last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Crisfeld
Howard w Jackson
Balmore
PUNCHBOARD RACKET REVEALED IN MARKET STREET INCIDENT
Two well dressed men con the punchboard game at North Market street. A second pair later duplicated the feat, winning 27 dollars while the proprietor paid out. Police traced a spotted number on a board and linked it to the attackers. Witnesses described the men, wearing hats, as they fled. Court session on a separate truck sale dispute concluded with a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Market street
Herberts NS. Grimes
pumca
Kaaf‘ man
Ea J. Este
Claude 7
Cire Gours
Esters
Willard
Six Navy Seaplanes Prepare for Open Pacific Flight
Six large navy seaplanes stationed in San Francisco prepare for a 7130 nautical mile hop to Honolulu. Crews of 22 aboard each plane carry 700 to 1000 gallons of gasoline after final checks. Six standby ships accompany the fleet along the route as weather charts show favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
Honohwiu
Hawaii
Honolulu
San Diego
sieadler
Luther League Workers Conference Held in Frederick Area
About 46 persons from Frederick and Carroll counties attended a workers conference Sunday afternoon in the Ergangelic Lutheran chapel. Rev. Dr. Amos Jonn Trever led a group discussion on Music In Our Worship with a following conference on church business and district officer roles. Fred Entier of Bagestown spoke, and plans for another spring gathering were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll countes
Ergangelic
Austin W. Howard
Fred Entier
Bagerstowm
Taither Leagues of
Maryland
Cremenc
Ailddle Dushcener Lesgue
He Fak
phus
Walter Remdoar
tess
Profit On Races Absorbed At Hagerstown Fair
Reports show the Hagerstown Fair Association cleared $720 at the recent meeting. Election records note a light vote with no opposition for officers. AMontana property sale details include Montanaro at 615 Middle, bought for 2 mortgages totaling $34, and other buys near Rosemont and Foed ere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragersioen
Hagerstown Fair
arco Gsimen
ani Savuréar
inet
Brox
nex
Bisfer
Benson Property Sold to Mrs Eunabesa M Hart
The Benson property was sold in a morning auction at the courthouse by auctioneer Grons Hooper. Mrs Eunabesa M Hart purchased the home for 400 dollars plus running costs listed as 2.804 dollars.
To Christen New U. S. Destroyer Fe
The article notes the christening ceremony for a United States destroyer designation and details surrounding the ship’s name event. It references naval officials and potential sponsors involved in the christening, with emphasis on the ship’s future service duties and commemorative significance.
Milk blockade ends in Chicago after truce
Chicago AP reports a truce ends five day milk blockade. Mayor Edward J. Kelly says deliveries resume this afternoon with arbitrators to set minimum prices and committees to coordinate between farmers and distributors. Don N. Beret of the Pure Milk Association urged farmers to ship milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward J. Kets
wil
arblistos
Don N. Beret
Pure MEE Association
Veterans Urged Bill Backed for Farm Mortgage Bonds
The U S Appropriations Committee asks Congress to authorize 566.435 million dollars to fund 16 independent federal agencies next year. Provisions include a ten percent pay cut for federal employees and mileage reductions, with veterans programs absorbing most of the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
U. S
Washington
House
Senate
veterans administration
timates
Roosevelt proposes government guarantee of farm mortgage bonds
In a special message to Congress President Roosevelt calls for the government to guarantee $2,000,000,000 in refinanced farm mortgage bonds. He says the bonds would be on par with treasury securities and backed by the government's credit and physical properties. The plan would create a Farm Credit Corporation with $200,000,000 capital, headed by Governor Myers. The Democratic leadership signals support and action was to follow, with plans for quick legislation and a joint study with Canada on the St Lawrence waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jay 10
Sreddent Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
treasury
Bear Steant House
Canada
St. Lawrence waterway
Myers
Farm Credit Administration
government corporation
Sanitation project progress in county under CWA
County supervisor W Harwetel reports progress on Civil Works Administration sanitation projects aimed at replacing outdoor toilets. Dr E C Kefauver health officer oversees plans with CWA providing labor and materials. 47 workers have been placed as sections repair defects and improve facilities across the city. Meanwhile Junior Ladies Auxiliary elects officers and holds a meeting with remarks on the Drum Corps and a bingo night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Harwetel
Civil Works Administration
E C. Kefauver
Harwetel
willmane
Moccar
aid
Margaret M. Hartman
Augustus Borne
Presigent
Raymond Lo
Frederick
Olaving bingo
auniary
Annuity plan eyed to aid aging Americans
Washington plans a government backed life annuity to supplement social security and pensions. Rep David J Lewis argues the measure lets individuals buy small government secured annuities. The bill envisions a guaranteed monthly income and would involve Treasury guidance and private insurers. Also notes Maryland Farm Bureau meeting in Baltimore with Secretary of Agriculture Vance slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washhington
United States
David J. Lewis
Nixth
Maryland
publc
Treasury
amstamce
j Fuatamceed
White House
Lewis
Levis
tome
John Hotter
Roscoe P. Brown
Amon Burnee
A. H. Derr
R. Bruce Murdoch
Maryland Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Secretary of Agriculture
Vansee
ponight
aee(aio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pwidows
COLLEGE TERRACE
KING DAVID LODGE
mons
Max Baer
Piot
Edma Dunham
Exnes
P. Dunham
Wall Street
Lizure
New York
Park Avenue
WORKERS CONFERENCE” OF
LUTHER LEAGUE
Montanaro
Owelioc howe
nam
Uncle Sam
Destroyer
Farragut
Quincy
Mass
James Roonevely
Boston
Wisconsin” Co-operative
Muk Poo
Peol
Cincage
states
Wasstormh
Dsimeh
Aremey
H. Green
weéen
chamo miki
Federa Judes Barnes restras
Thor
goverment cotta
Pinay
Laner
Covents Hal
ROOSEVELT
Bill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!