Hood College Board selects new president and officers
The Hood College board named a new president and elected officers at its annual mid winter session. Reports from the committees on buildings grounds finance and instruction were presented by Dr Joseph Le and others. The board adjourned to meet at commencement in June with several local and regional church leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of directors
Hood Comwes
S Brodbeck
Hanover
Emory K
Costentz
Middletown
Dora L. Hughes
Hood
Ford
Buldard Grounds
Joseph le
Jame
Harry N. Bassler
Westminster
A R. Brodbeck
Fer
Charles P. Rice
Roosevelt signs record liquor tax bill in 508 million package
Washington January 12 AP says President Roosevelt signed the 508 million liquor tax bill just before midnight. The measure raises whiskey levy from 1.10 to 2 a gallon and is expected to generate over 400 million dollars annually, boosting Treasury receipts and aiding fiscal goals.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
44 000 Cases of Jap Tuna With Blue Eagle Watched
San Pedro Cal Jan 22 AP Gassams guatés kept waicht eres me ANDY ARES OP Japanese a 0eagles had been nested. Discovery of the shipment bearing the WRA cEsgua Fas discloses via Maso landed nearly 400 cases Jap anese canned fuma consigned in pact to Samuel Hunn and Sam Chicago. Each case beats a large NRA see. Surprise Party at home of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Zimm ermar East sch street Thursday in theses of thes thoty itih wed ding anniversary Those present were: Mr and Mrs Joseph D Zommemen, Mrs Marty Sheifest, Miss Clara Simamers, Onates Zimmerman, Helen Gunmerman Mr and Sis William Goaker, Ms and Jos Joseph Cole man, Alive Gouker, Prances Coleman William James Levis Jacke Rob ete and games Glute Refresh ments were serves.
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San Pedro
Cal
guatés
ANDY
Maso
Samuel Hunn
Sam
Chicago
Joseph D Zimmermar
East sch street
Joseph D Zommemen
Marty Sheifest
Clara Simamers
Onates Zimmerman
Helen Gunmerman
Sis
W.liam Goaker
Mmn
Joseph Coleman
Alive Gouker
Prances Coleman Witam
James
Levis
Jacke
Robete
Weather summary unclear due to damaged OCR
Precipitation and temperature figures are garbled from a historical weather report. Readable items include yesterday’s high and low temperatures and a note on January precipitation compared with norms. Details are incomplete, with several numbers and dates unreadable.
Secretary and Postmaster Debacle Highlight Senate Probe
The testimony names Kenneth MacPherson and former Postmaster General F Brown as figures behind a scheme to destroy Brown's official and personal correspondence. James Maher, a postal clerk, is cited as carrying out orders, with details presented before the Senate investigating committee.
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Kenneth MacPherson
Secretasy
F. Brown
san
James Maher
Brown
Assher
Senate
Spring Time Changes Start Tomorrow at Dawn
The article notes days lengthening as standard time adjustments begin tomorrow at 7 30 a.m. with gradual shifts through January 25 to gain morning light. It explains sun rise changes, later evenings, and seasonal timing affecting daily routines and daylight.
General Winship Named as Governor Porto Rico
Washinson Jan 12 AP President Roasetes nominated Gen Blanton Winship former Justice as Governor of Puerto Rico succeeding Robert Gore who resigned his term. Also noted: Twenty-fifth Anniversary small wedding for Mr and Mrs Alvie Butterters and Mrs Harold Me Né, with Evelyn Bizgier present at 201 West Arthur.
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GENERAL WINSHIP
PORTO RICO
Washinson
Genexe
Blanton Winship
Pome Ric
Rober EL Gore
Floris
Alvie AL. Butterters
Harold Mené
Evelyn Bizgier
McDevit
Arthur a AE
Carone Eides
Neve Pook
Fights U S Gold Hoarding Order Defiance by Miss Thomas
A fragmentary words describe Miss Bouth M Thomas daughter of Charles S Thomas Tr Senator from Colorado facing trial on charges linked to opposing a federal gold hoarding order. Detailing unclear, the report notes her action against the Hoover or Roosevelt era order and mentions her father’s position.
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Bouth M. Thomas
tral
Miss Thomas
Chares S. Thomas
Cotorada
New Deal cash to back Virgin Islands sugar plan
In a move to rehabilitate the Virgin Islands, Washington allocates 1 million dollars in public works to buy 4,000 acres of cane land for a cooperative of farmers. A U S plant will process the crop, aiming to produce about 20,000 tons of sugar and 500,000 gallons of rum. Profits go to cane farmers, with strong entity ties to the island cooperative and U S operations.
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RODNEET DUTCHEE
Washington
Virgin Islands
Uncle Sam
Rooservels
Hoover
ULS, corporacion
Fire on White Transportation truck in Midletown
A White Transportation Co. truck caught fire in front of J. Roogle's confectionery in Midletown on Wednesday. The Midletown Volunteer Fire Company responded and the flames were extinguished with chemicals before significant damage occurred.
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White Transportaion Go
J. ©. Roogle
Midletown
Middetown
Japan Warns of U S Hostility Preparations
Tokyo reports Vice Admiral Nobumasa Suezawa says Japan may defend itself against America’s perceived harassment policy. He cites Lindbergh’s 1931 Kurile flight and a 1930 Pacific attempt as possible spying. He warns Russia could attack Japan from the air while the Pacific fleet faces a strong foe.
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Tokyo
Japan
America
Nobumasa Suecugu
Gendal
Charles Lindbergh
Kuriles
Harold Bromley
Pacific
Far East
Russia
Aleutian Islands
Nelson Battleship Grounds At Portsmouth Entrance
The British flagship Nelson, 33 500 tons, ran aground at the harbor entrance Portsmouth England Jan 12 AP. She faces several hours stranded before possible refloat as officers and men prepare for departure aboard for a West Indies cruise aboard other fleet units. The Nelson, famed as a durable battleship, cost 32 million dollars and is noted as the navy’s largest ship to pass the Panama Canal.
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Portsmouth
England
Nelson
Willam Boyle
home fleet
Tite Nelson
West Indies
Panama canal
Lindbergh Ready to Testify at Any Time
New York January 12 AP Col. Charles A Lindbergh said he is willing to testify at any time before the Senate committee investigating malconduct in aviation finances. He stated you now possess a complete record of my financial transactions in aviation. A separate note reports a court attachment in a Mississippi matter involving Mrs. Albee and Mrs. Xusz creditor claims. Wall Street car loadings rose for the week ending January 6, up 49,317 from the prior week and 60,470 above the 1933 week, with stocks edging higher on light trading. Sterling opened at 90 8 5 cents and money was renewed at 1 percent.
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New York
Chaves
Lindbergh
Senate
GoldBergh
atiaton
Wall Street
First State Bank of Smithsburg Created in City
Jan 13 AP report from Baltimore says State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher approved forming the First State Bank of Smithsburg to serve Peoples Banking Company. The new bank will have 50 000 capital and 10 000 surplus with Washington County Liquidating Corporation. depositors of the old bank will receive about a five percent dividend via a checkable deposit. Directors will be chosen by the liquidating corporation and the bank’s president named later.
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Baimore
Suate Bank
John J. Ghingher fodas
First State Bank of
Scmellsburg
defunee Peoples Banking
Washington County Liquidating Corporation
Ghingher
old Peoples Banking Company
Uquatating corporation
Alfred Smith
G. William Gardenkaur
Charis C. Wolfe
Irving A. Kelbaugh
Preston E. Vogle
W. Ci
Mack of Two Black Crows Killed in Crash
Charles E. Mack age 46 originator of Moran and Afacz known as the Two Black Crows was fatally injured when an automobile overturned six miles from Mesa Arizona last night. Surviving were Mack Sennett his wife and daughter Mary Jane and George Moran his partner. Mack died shortly after being freed by passing motorists and taken to a hospital. They were en route to Hollywood to enter the movies.
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Mesa, Ariz
Jan
Charles E. Mack
Moran and
Afacz
Mesa
Mack Sennets
motian
Mary Jane
George Moran
Mack
Hollmwood
Bomb threat hits Maryland Pol ilic Service Commission chair
Harold E. West chairman of the Maryland Public Service Commission received an unsigned bomb threat related to recent actions barring fierber from Baltimore streets. West treated the note as not serious and handed it to Baltimore police. Other items include society meetings, bank elections, a birthday party, and a bankruptcy filing.
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Baltimore
Harold E. West
Maryland Pollic Service Commission
commission
Battymore steets
Anne Arundel county
Anniversary of wedding marked by memory of Civil War boy
An 83 year old recalls a Civil War era boy who sold cigars pies and apples to soldiers as he and his younger sister watched recruits in Frederick county. Mr and Mrs Edmund F. Moberry celebrate their fifty month wedding anniversary at 13 East Fourth Street with family memories of 1875 church ceremony and earlier times.
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and Airs
Edmund F. Moberis
Eas
Fourth street
Frederick county
Mannor
Addie Staiey
John A. Staiey
Myr. Moberiy
George
Felical Lutheran church
Benita
Ruth
Edmund, Jr
Johnston
Moberry
John Brown
Harpers Ft
Patomar rair
Jackson
igdzeco
Anniversary of Bible Society in Frederick County
Plans are set for the 113th annual session of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County to be held at 7 30 Sunday night in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church The society founded in 1821 has spread thousands of Bibles and supported the American Bible Society Speakers include Rev Dr Albert J McCartney of Washington DC The program features organ music prayers scripture readings and an address by Rev Dr McCartney Several churches will unite for the service which will also include memorials for members who died in 1935 The Rev Ch arles pastor of the Presbyterian church will deliver the benediction others in the society are listed including Hendrickson Ramsburgh Zimmerman and others
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Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick county
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
American Bible Society
Albert J. McCartney
prijter
Church of the Covenants
first Presbyterian church
Washington, D. C
leay
Prysinges
G. Ellis tyifiams
Nat G. Harnhart
Trinity
South
Gloria
Dewitt P. Zose
Centennial Memorial United Brethren church
Rogers
amos John
Luvneran church
offertorr
Bim
Hamblen
O ‘Maser
McCartney
Ames Hendrickson
Robert L. Smith
arch
Charsies
Presbyterian ad Amen
James H
Press- Hendrickson
pressecond
Herry
B. Ramsburgh
WOW
Wiham G. Zimmemen
Brines
Jacob Roarheck
Creamery Elects New Officers in Hagerstown
James L. Seane of Ver Springs is named general manager of the company. Bruce C. Lishine of Rasers toan is named president to succeed Mr Skinner. JO. Funkhouser is elected vice president and George S Fai tas Hagerstown is secretary and treasurer.
Case Dismiss Norms Bros. Cenverville 2 Neets 2 SHgil grorey sien
Motter released town fee lack of evidence. The we was identised OF Stanley Bar. employe whose car was ez wrecked. Noel Fish. aS conried of stealing Taeste whch had been 7 found br State OF p erson or Brown's tar ui zataste, Uroana Aen .
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Norms Bros
Cenverville
Peoples
House of Cor Jasice
Motter
Stanley Bar
coca
Noel Fish
conried
Brown
gentesea
Window Breaks at 319 North Market in Uninsured Loss
A display window at 319 North Market was broken on Monday night around 9 30. The offense cost about 30 dollars. the window owner Mrs J Engisn reported the incident to city police. Cause of the accident remains undetermined.
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Maryland
North Market
J. Engisn
Trial orders calm as Wynekoop murder case continues
Chicago January reports say order restored in the Wynekoop murder trial as jury selection proceeds. Dr. Alice Wynekoop, on trial for allegedly killing her daughter in law Rheta, arrives in court in black with a white scarf while the panel fills with a fourth juror. Dr. Catherine Wynekoop joins her mother during proceedings as the defense and prosecution press to complete the second panel.
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Chicago
Alica Wynekoop
Rheta
Crimnal Court Building
Strics omer
Wynekoop
tris gos
Alice Iiindsay Wytekoop
Ufe
Joseph B. David
Catherine Wynekoop
Dr. Wynekcop
Transient Center services begin at Salvation Army
Special Thursday night services for transients started at the Salvation Army with an address by Rev. William C. Royal and a talk by John F. Renn. Local ministers plan to speak at the headquarters on South Market Street, sending stranded persons to the Transient Center for aid referrals.
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Salvation Army
William C. Royal
John 5. Renn
Lutheran Sunday School
Selvation Army
Frederick
South Market street
Salvation Amy
Mr. Royal
Bernard ©. Morris
Cornelia Wood
Mrs. Royal
nxn
J. A. Risch
Moris
Saltion Army
Salkacion Army
ards
Lindbergh in Senate inquiry over Transcontinental Air ties
In Washington Charles A. Lindbergh drew focus as D M Sheaffer a Transcontinental Air Transport director testified about a stock deal involving 25,000 shares and a $10,000 seat. The questioned arrangement valued at about 250000 dollars.
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Cone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Senate
Washington
D. M. Sheaffer
Transcontinental Air Transport
Stier
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NRA
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NEA Service, Inc
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Arthur H. Dol
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George H. Sesler
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Robert Stal
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Circus Court
Albeemond L. Bile
Alma G. Bale
Challesvie
Xusz
SMITHSBURG
Webler
Mission Fields
Elmer Dixon
Fear
Peace of Jerusalem
Hush Dean
Frederickk
Myersville Bank
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Charles J. Bittle
A W. Barigis
Thao Bittle
George W. Bittle
Tishman F. Groom
Welty Harshman’ Te
Basser R. Leath
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Gore
Westan
Domer Kung
Webster La Amens
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Maryna
Victor
Stevens
T Wilson
Berman Air
Mins
J WH
Lee Bire
J Reidle
Marr
Dolores
Ernest, Jr
Frank G. Reisnider
auchor, Taurm
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attomes
United States District Court of Baltimore
banxruat
petitoner
Edsel Pord
Ford Motor Co
Duncan A. Fletcher
Fiordica
Senate banking committee
Pord
Ford company
Guardian Detroit group
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Edmund F. Moberly
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