Fog Blankets Atlantic Coast For Sixth Straight Day
New York January 10 AP A dense fog across the Atlantic coast from Hatteras to Halifax persists for the sixth day. Midwest air traffic resumes as fog eases, while Europe endures storms with twenty lives lost. Maryland faces a shift to colder weather with forecasts of 51 and 46 degree highs and lows.
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New York
Bess
Atlantic
Tom Hatteras
Halifax
mid-West
Chicago
England
Newark City
Europe
Hull
Auto Club Meeting Discusses Civic Program in Frederick
The Automobile Club of Maryland convened its advisory board meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel to outline the coming year's legislative and civic program. Baltimore officials J. Fox and W. H. Bowen attended, with the Frederick advisory board listing Daniel Wight as chairman and a slate of officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Maryland
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key
J. Fox
Baltimore
General Mann
W. H. Bowen
Altimore
Daniel Wight
Sam W. Maples
Alton Y. Bennett
W. Hamwell
Jesse W. Kolb
Henry Ramsburg
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
William T. Delaplaine
Wilam Crawford Johnson
Ralph W. Oyer
Alls Up Wafe and Then Dies of Wounds
Edwin Daley a 35 year old Pennsylvnia Railroad brakeman telephoned his wife that his money was gone and knew where it was. He was found in a Baltimore store doorway stabbed through the heart and died at Johns Hopkins Hospital. An eyewitness said he wrestled with two Black men in an alley before one struck him and he collapsed and the pair fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edwin Daley
Pennsylvnia Railroad
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Farry Taub
Muley
Weather Data Snapshot with January Totals
Daily precipitation for the 24 hours ends at 6 a.m. is 0.13 inches. January to date totals show 0.82 inches while normal January precipitation is 3.29 inches. The record for January 1934 stands at 1.92 inches. Yesterday's high was 51, below the year-ago 44 and the low last night 46. Moon and sun times noted with 7:31 a.m. sunrise and 11:09 p.m. moonrise.
Market Leaders Move in Fractional Range
New York January 10. The stock market held a near standstill as leaders traded in a tiny fractional range and overall activity remained subdued. Prime Investment bonds rose again and U S government securities firmed with moderate turnover. Rail issues gained some interest as grains edged higher and commodities stayed weak. The pound opened at 4.9216 dollars and call money renewed at 1 percent.
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New York
Prime Investment Corporation
U. S
Price Fixing by NRA Criticized in Consumer Report
The Consumers Division of the National Emergency Council released a six point critique of NRA code price fixing. Based on information from 150 consumer councils, the report argues price fixing is widespread and harms consumption, fails to reflect efficient management savings, and often does not protect buyers.
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NRA
Washington
The
Recovery Administration
Consumers Division
National Emergency Council
Donald R. Richberg
Council
Gives Whitmore another chance at Camp aid in non support case
Thomas Whitmore faces possible six month term in the House of Correction after a non support hearing in Palice Court. Constable Guy Anders aided a Civilian Conservation Camp plan while Whitmore seeks forestr y employment to furnish $250 bond and support for his two children. The case remains open as he may pursue work and the judge weighs suspension. Officers installed at Frederick City Lodge No 100 I O O F with many dignitaries presiding. A bankruptcy petition is filed in U S District Court by Ida C Bierley listing assets $340 and liabilities $1 332.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Camp
Guy Anders
Thomas Whitmore
House of Correction
Palice Court
Whitmore
Peoples Court
Hallowe'en
Bennett
Grover C. Smith
Frederick City
United States District Court
Ida C. Bierley
Monroe Street
Alton ¥. Bennett
Holden& Felton
Privney
Roosevelt
Frederick County School Board approves trimmed budget plan
The Frederick County School Board, at its first new year meeting, accepts a $310,000 budget grant from County Commissioners, $28,594.75 below asked. Major cuts hit teachers' salaries along with transportation, textbooks, and fuel, though teachers’ minimum salaries may be restored by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
New Market School
Louise Weagley
Middletown
Frederick High School
Frances Pryor
Emmitsburg
Pauline Jones
West Fourth Street
Minnie Earle Molesworth
Miss Jones
James A. Jones
Montevue
Harry S. Summers
Jefferson
Ralph Sigler
Lions Club of
Brunswick
E. C. Kefauver
Lais City
Edwin F. Ghier
Frederick County Firemen Plan Brunswick Meeting
A Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting is set for Friday evening January 18 in Brunswick. Members of county departments will be guests of the Brunswick unit and the Ladies' Auxiliary, with a luncheon preceding the program featuring several talks. The association aims to enlist support from the County Commissioners for volunteer companies providing fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Brunswick
Bruns Wick Organization
Ladies’ Auxiliary
County Association
Men's Club Meeting At Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Men's Club of the Evangelical Lutheran church meets Monday at 6 15 pm in the church social room. The nominating committee reports and annual officer elections are on the agenda. Rev Dr G Ellis Williams of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church will speak. Committee in charge: Harry T James chairman El wood Whitmore Wm H Stanton Albert M Mercer E L Shafer John Baumgardner John L Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry T. James
Elwood Whitmore Wm
H. Stanton
Albert M. Mercer
E L. Shafer
John Baumgardner
John L. Shaw
False Arrest Suit in Court Over Shoes dispute
A Brunswick man Charles A. Redman sues his stepmother Mrs. Dottie I. Redman for false arrest seeking 1000 dollars for alleged distress from the December 13 1933 arrest of himself and his brother Jewell Redman on a theft charge. The case before Circuit Court Judge Arthur D. Willard referenced family quarrels linked to a present of shoes and the father's remarriage.
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Charles A. Redman
New Addition
Brunswick
Redman
Jewell Redman
Burkittsville
Charles Redman
Guy E. Baker
Charles H. Dixon
Edward M Hamilton
Leonard C. Lowman
Benton Stull
Lester G. Mainhart
Ladies' Night at Monocraty Club Event
The Monocraty club of the Evangelical Reformed church hosts Ladies' Night tonight at 6:30 in the church parlors. A playlet The Diamond Necklace is by Frederick n Endeavor Union, with Mrs. Joseph H. Apple speaking on the return trip West Coast last Fall. Committee includes Capt. F Lester Smith Alfred G Zimmerman Roscor E Roderick Charles C Routzahn Lawrence E B Bentz C Edwin Kemp Harvey Zimmerman and Ralph Zimmerman.
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Mount
Monocraty Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Givbers
Frederick N Endeavor Union
Joseph H. Apple
Dr. Apple
West Coast
Capt
F. Lester Smith
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Roscor E Roderick
Charles C. Routzah
Car Stolen From Hood College In Front Of Admin Building
A Ford roadster owned by Miss Alice A. Gates Hood College physical education instructor was taken about 830 Tuesday night from the administration building parking area. Police reported no clues to the vehicle’s recovery.
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Alice A. Gates
Hood College
Seek Ways 10 Speed Program
Washington reports a White House conference with President Roosevelt and congressional leaders to speed up the New Deal program including social security and a $4 billion work relief fund. Participants include Vice President Garner Senator Robinson Speaker Burns and Chairman Buchanan. Debate centered on the President’s control of the lump sum work relief money and ongoing court scrutiny of gold payments.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Garner
Robinson
Arkansas
Burns
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Supreme Court
New Deal
Franklin and Marshall Orchestra at Hood College
Franklin and Marshall Symphony Orchestra will perform Friday at 8 in Brodbeck Hall Hood College with Florence Haenle Philadelphia violinist as soloist under Prof Frederic S Klein. Hood College sponsors patrons from Frederick area listed. U S Court filing notes Harry T Fisher of Frederick insolvent seeks composition or extension to pay debts with farm valued at 1500 dollars and personal property 560. attorneys Robert H McNeill and Joan W Cleaton.
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Franklin and Marshall Symphony Orchestra
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Florence Haenle
Philadelphia
Woman's Symphony Orchestra of
Frederic S. Klein
Franklin and Marshall College
Frederick and Vicinity
Henry I. Stahr
John S Adam
Joseph H. Apple
Joseph H. Apple, Jr
Charles L Baltzer
R. W. Baer
Harvey D. Beachley
Edwin D. Bright
William M. Brish
William M. Martin
FE. A. Miller
A. Austin Pearce
Alvin G. Quinn
A. A. Radcliff
G. Nevin Robert
Miriam Rhoads
Albert F. Ridenour
Wiliam C. Royal
Charles D. Shaffer
Joseph S. Stephens
Amos J. Traver
Henry T. Wade
Catherine Williams
G. Ellis Willams
U. 8
Pertion
United States District Court
Harry T Fisher
Frederick County
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Robert H. McNeill
Joan W. Cleaton
Washington
Peisooner
Edward S. Dela Plame
JAFSIE AGAIN ON STAND Tells About Notes He Received
Washington AP reports Rep Lewis Democrat Maryland recommended eighteen persons for Farm Census Enumerators in Frederick county Maryland. Names include William L. Newton Point of Rocks J Allen Putman Frederick C Herbert Kreh Frederick and others with endorsements from the Democratic State Central committee.
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Jafsie
Washington
Lewis
Maryland
Census Bureau
Frederick County
Willam L. Newton
Point of Rocks
J. Allen Putman
Frederick
C. Herbert Kreh
Mary Louise Wood
Amos A. Beachley
Middletown
Anna Rowe
Emmitsburg
John C. Jamison
Libertytown
Aubrey G. Davis
Sjamsville
John A. Engle
Monroyin
Samuel C. Fogle
New Midway
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Ray R. Taylor
Thurmont
Howard Metver
Myersville
Allen M. Pitzer
Bewlstown
J. W. Mentzer
Burkittsvile
Howard Smith
Fulmers
Warery A. Allgire
Brunswick
Gilmore C.trout
Walkersville
Democratic State Central Committee
Joint Council Meets In Woodsboro Lutheran Charge
The Woodsboro Lutheran charge's annual Joint Council meeting was held Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Woodsboro church basement. Rev J Frank Fife reported full payment of financial obligations and summarized 1934 pastoral activities and 1929 to 1934 figures for members baptisms weddings funerals and meetings.
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Joint Council of the
Woodsboro
Fife
E. Stoner
Samuel
Fogle
Grace
Kleffer Martz
Hough
Howard Valentine
Union Chapel
Frank Harbaugh
Haugh
James 8. Reddick
Ira Stitely
David Barker
David Smith
Elmer M. Powell
J. Ernest Stoner
Melvin Lenhart
Elmer Measel
L. L. Flanagan
Roger Hilderbrand
Joseph Fox
Pennsylvania Prepares For Inauguration Of Governor Earle
Harrisburg awaits the inauguration as George H. Earle of Philadelphia becomes Pennsylvania s first Democratic governor in 44 years. The capital s pageantry mirrors the 1891 Pattison ceremony with customary pomp and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Philadelphia
Grorze E. Pattison
Hauptmann Defense Tries to Discredit Condon Testimony
In Flemington New Jersey on January 10 1936 Hauptmann defense lawyer Edward J Reilly challenged Dr John F Condon one of the key accusers in the Lindbergh kidnapping case The exchange showed mutual respect as each party prepared for a cross examination that began at 10 o clock with Condon recounting notes found near a hot dog stand and Jerome Avenue subway station The trial includes plans to call supporting witnesses such as Col Henry Breckenridge and Gregory Coleman to corroborate Condon s role and statements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John F
Jassie) Condon
Edward J. Reilly
Bronx
Hauptmann
John
Bull of
Brooklyn
Reilly
Jossie
Condon
Jerome Avenue
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Lind~bergh
Gregory Coleman
Bronx Home News
Dr. Condon
Ponies Sold After Ads In The News
A letter from C. C. Gochnayer of Adamstown reports advertising in The News led to selling seven of twelve ponies. He placed three ads over the past year, two issues each, titled Ponies For Sale, with sales in Baltimore Poolesville Braddock Heights Middletown Funkstown Winchester and Red Lion Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gochnayer
Adamstown
Baltimore
Poolesville
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Funkstown
Winchester
Red Lion
Roosevelt mocks budget balancing in January briefing
In a January 6 office briefing President Roosevelt joked about balancing the budget while Budget Director Dan Bell and Secretary Henry Morgenthau push the plan. He admitted a large relief appropriation and suggested private industry must reduce the deficit by creating jobs. He mocked bankers and business leaders who urged immediate balance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dan Bell
Henry Morgenthau
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Bruno Hauptmann
Joseph Perrone
F. and
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Hood
Bureau
Woodsboro Lutheran Charge
Albert C Ritchie
Breckenridge
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