Ground. Head Struck on Ice Kills Contractor in Fall
Charles S. Hahn, a well known contractor, died after a ladder slipped during roof repairs at a home on Hasemont avenue. He fell to the icy ground and died at City Hospital. Hahn was active in local politics and was a 193 candidate for the General Assembly. He is survived by his widow and son.
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War veterans' cash bonus totals by county in Maryland
Washington Jan 11 A total 27 981 228 will be paid to Maryland veterans if the cash bonus is approved Fredericks county would receive 935 333 Montgomery county about 345 408 Carrol county 616 198 and Worcester county 636 198 among others in this AP report detailing proposed state aid to veterans by county totals
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Mary-ood
Frederics
Car- WL
Montgomery county
Traders Decide To Take Market Profits
New York traders decided to take profits as U S stocks showed a cautious week end. Transfers were around 650000 shares with many major issues uneven while some regained part of early gains. The market retained a steady tone overall though late session moves cooled and the pace moderated.
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Weather today report with January precipitation figures
The daily weather bulletin notes 24 hour precipitation to 1 PM at today now 5 inches for January to date, compared with normal 3.20. It records January 1935 at 3.91, yesterday's high 11, last year's high 15, now temperature last night 23, year-ago 36. Sunrise tomorrow 7:01 AM, sunset 9:19 PM. The rest appears garbled with unclear terms and numbers.
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Charges Dropped Against Five Central Trust Officials
Five officers of Central Trust Company including Emory L. Coblentz and Charles McC. Mathias saw all indictments dropped by a Baltimore court on a nolle prosequi order. The cases, moved from Howard County to Baltimore for venue, included a remaining charge of corporate fraudulent misrepresentation against Coblentz. Hearing date for that charge has not been set.
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Central Trust Company
Howard county
Grininal Court
Baltimore
James Clark
Belamors
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Charles McC. Mathias
Grover B
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Interference with AAA Would Be Stopped
A federal complaint seeks to halt interference with the AAA unit during the vote. The suit targets Roosevelt Morgenthau and C Davis and their agents over a farm program. Separate report notes a 13 member farmer committee meeting with Wallace Oats and AAA leaders to outline a broad general farm policy.
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Ditrict
ASA
United States
Presi- Gen. Roosevelt
Treasur
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Jan
Jay
Wallace
Chester Oats
AAA
congressional
Entertaining Kemp's Employees A Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Sam W W Maples hosted Kemp's staff with a turkey dinner and games. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Maples and family, Mr and Mrs John D Hann and daughter Janet, and many others such as Mrs Thaddeus Biser Mrs Ross Cain Mrs Elmira Cook Miss Hann's birthday was celebrated with a gift.
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Jata
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Philip Beard
and daugnter
Barbara
FP Thompson
Thaddeus Biser
Ross Cain
Elmira Cook
Mises Agnes
Nannie
avian Gai ine
Hila May
Margaret Myers
Tha Rigi
Hazel Gerser
Keyser
Ruth Summers
Virmerow
Ruth Grove
Maud Mohier
gare
Zimmerman Edna Cook
Noble Fout
Ruth Nusz
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Harry G. Dorsey
Bruce Hyatt
Paul Dinterman
Carl Fink
Miss Hann
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Iowa native named county home demonstration agent
Miss Florence E. Williams of Adel Iowa succeeds Helen Pearson as Frederick County Maryland home demonstration agent. She begins mid January after attending an agents conference in College Park teaching home economics and agriculture, with two months of home visits planned to learn county conditions before project work. Williams, a 1931 Iowa State College graduate, previously led Dallas County Iowa home demonstration work and holds a degree in Home Economics Education. Selection is by University of Maryland extension service with US Department of Agriculture approval and county commissioners.
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Florence E. Willams
Adel
Iowa
Helen Pearson
Dallas county
Williams
extension service
University of Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Pearson
Marathon county
Wis
Starkey Forms Elkton Branch Of American Catholic Church
Rev C Starkey, former assistant parson who left after a dispute with deposed minister Edward Minor, announces plans to establish a branch of the American Catholic church in Fitton Maryland. He says he has about 30 members locally and will marry couples who come to him, though he does not aim to make marrying his business.
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Fikton
C. Starkey
Edward Minor
Starkey
Fitton
Darnestown Pastor Dies Of Pneumonia
Rockville reports the death of Rev. Jon. William Lowden, long time pastor of the Darnestown Presh church, who died at his home after an eight day battle with pneumonia. He will be buried at the Darnestown church cemetery.
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Rockville
Jon
William Lowden
Darnestown — Presh
T Darnes church
Fight for Control at Hotel Over Proxies and Finance
Turmoil surrounds hotel governance as Dr B Rice and Charles H Bear Jr clash over proxies and the annual statement. Dr Rice claims a dire financial outlook for 1995 with a profit of 5,231.37 while the property maintains top Dunns and Bradstreets rating. Mrs Charles Blake, formerly of St Louis, visits Mr and Mrs APAGEE Cakis Beeots teats a.
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B. Rice
Charles H. Bear, Jr
Rice
saxi
Dunn's
Bradstreet’s
Charles Blake
St. Louis, Mo
Mrs
APAGEE Cakis
Faulkner Letter Aims to Clear Hauptmann in Lindbergh Case
Partial excerpts show J. J. Faulkner’s effort to absolve Bruno Hauptmann of blame in the Lindbergh kidnapping. The note, sent from New York to New Jersey Governor Harold Hoffman, mentions a mysterious figure called “Sner” and links a $2,980 ransom payment to a bank slip bearing Faulkner’s name. The handwriting comparison renews questions about Hauptmann’s sole involvement.
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Hrino Hauptmann
Lindbergh
mauish
New York City
Govenor Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Sner
J. J. Faulkner
Hauptmann
Ethiopians claim Makale recapture rumor unsettles Addis Ababa
The Associated Press reports unconfirmed rumors in Addis Ababa that Ethiopian forces recaptured Makale from Italian control. officials doubt the claim while Rome reports a victory with Ethiopian losses and a three Italian officers and three native soldiers killed in the engagement near Makale. The Italian communique says Ethiopian forces fled to the mountains before being trapped by a flank movement south of Makale. Meanwhile a Fascist meeting scheduled for January 13 was postponed to February 1 without explanation. Farm tenancy data show a drop from 39 1 5 percent to 61 2 percent occupied by tenants between 1925 and 1935.
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Makale
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Mekale
Rome
Gabat
Gheva
Woman seeks annulment after claiming she wed at 14
In Cumberlana IL AP report Jan 8 1935 Ehzsteth L Taylor says she was only 14 when married November 4 1934 and has filed for annulment alleging fraud to obtain a lease and swearing under oath she was of legal age. Also notes Kiwanis to install officers in Washington district meeting with Parsons named on laws committee.
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Cumberlana
Jan IL
Ehzsteth L. Taylor
KIWANIS
Washinton
Kigants International
Parsons
hymittee
Burglary Misses Will Rogers Fund Jar
A Dallas burglar robbed a cash case but left intact the Will Rogers memorial fund jar. The crime occurred in January and police report the fund remains untouched.
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WILL ROGERS
ROGBER
Dallas
Tex
Jan
Will Rogers memorial fund
memorial fund
Prosecution in Hewitt case put up for hearing
Miss Hewitt's guardian said charges were prepared, while authorities probe alleged schemes by relatives to gain control of her inheritance from the late Veter Cooper Hewitt. The case centers on manipulation claims and a planned filing of charges as investigators weigh potential criminal actions surrounding the heiress's fortune.
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France
McClarter
Miss Hewitt
allorm ter
Cooper Hewitt
McCarter
gree
sae
Chicago Meat Prices Decline Reported
Chicago reports four retail food price declines as Supreme Court actions render AAA unconstitutional. Wholesale pork cuts fall 3 to 2 cents per pound with other staples, including lard and cured meats, showing easing. Dealers cite lower wholesale prices and broader market shifts, noting widespread cheaper food items.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Girl 15 Mother Of Triplets News Clipping
A terse grainy item notes a 15 year old girl identified as mother of triplets. The piece mentions an office of the WPA and a man connected to the agency, with references to a fire damage incident and a delayed start of service at a home. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or locations beyond Hagerstown and WPA designations.
Infant's case leads to employment agreement in court
In Peoples Court Deft Landon faced charges brought by Bell's mother in law Mrs Nannie Yeager. The State's Attorney and the Children's Aid Society arranged an opportunity employment for Bell's infant child through an agreement mediated by the magistrate.
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Y. Landon
Peoples Court
Bell
Nannie Yeager
Children's Aid Society
Hoody College Directors Hold Winter Meeting
Hoody College board convened the annual winter meeting in the college hut at 1 30 PM with A R Brad of Hanover Pa presiding. Officers elected for 1936 included Brodbeck Coblemz Hughes Ford and Gambill with Covert Stohr joining as guest preacher at Hood College on Sunday morning and afternoon.
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Hoody College
A. R. Brad
Hanover
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Potomac Synod
C P. Rice
York
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Jacob B. Schrock
Berlin
Brodbeck
press L. Coblemz
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the Hood College
Act of the Men's Braie of 182 of St Paul's
The notice records an Act of the Men’s Braie of 182 at St Paul’s detailing a legal or fraternal proceeding. Names, dates, and jurisdiction appear in fragmented OCR, with emphasis on organization and place.
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St Paul's
Security in Three Articles on Employment and Courts
A timely three part series examines employment compensation and the broader plan, with focus on court approval or disapproval. The articles analyze policy angles, potential impacts on workers, and the legal stance guiding implementation and oversight.
Hoffmans Doubt Hauptmann Sole Suspect In Lindbergh Case
Governor Hoffman doubts Bruno Hauptmann acted alone in the Lindbergh kidnapping and calls for Dr John Condon to be questioned about his writings. Condon sailed for South America on a winter cruise, with officials noting possible further actions and court sessions remaining behind closed doors in Trenton.
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Wale Imam Conklin
Harold G. Coffman
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John P. Candon
New York American
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Canal Zone
Weather Summary Fragments From a North Province Update
Fragmentary OCR note reports a cold spell in the north with rising temperatures on Tuesday. Conditions suggest warmer daytime and cooler nights with possible snow in the south overnight.
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