Maryland Motor Vehicle Licenses Hit Record Peak Projections
State officials predict 1935 will top 341,452 vehicle license tags issued in 1934, after years of growth from 1915’s early totals. Commissioner E Austin Baughman notes staff expansion, space constraints, and rising motorist numbers as licenses rise toward a new all time high.
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Himera
Issioner
Lexington Street
Een Charles
St. Paul
St Paul Saratoga Streets
Builford Avenue
Twenty-first
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in Brief
Mes M Morgan aged 24 of Baltimore and Frances M Poole 21 of Frederick obtained a marriage license. L Bailey a widower conveyed property to Levi Waga and wife in the county for $1. A building permit was issued to Merklin Diehl of Union Bridge to build a house valued at $500.
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Mes M. Morgan
Baltimore
Frances M. Poole
East Tch Street
Frederick
L. Bailey
Levi Waga
Merklin Diehl
Union Bridge
Ie House
Indictment Casts Wide Net in Movie Studio War
Federal indictments target nine motion picture firms and several executives for conspiracy to restrain trade under Sherman law. Warner Bros Pictures, Vitaphone, First National, Paramount, RKO, and related distribution units are named amid charges of franchise cancellations and coercive tactics to coerce theater owners and limit competitive access to films.
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J. Louis
iSherman
Mises
St Louis
Warners
Warnerthers Pictures, Inc
Vitaphone
First National Pictures
Paramount Pictures Distribut Corporation
Paramount Distribig Company, Inc
R-K-O Disluting Corporation
Warner Broth~Circuit Management Corporation
Eral Theatrical Enterprises, Inc
Amount Pictures Distributing Spanies, Inc
Livestock Prices Fall in Chicago Market
Chicago Jan 11 Livestock prices reversed earlier gains and weakened across hogs cattle and lambs. Hogs 230 pounds and up steady near 7.90 to 8.05 with light weights at 7.00. average hog price about 7.75. Cattle market mostly firm with some declines in choice steers. yearling steers at 11.25. Fat lambs mostly 9.25 or higher with limited bids. sheep and feeders steady. Total receipts: hogs 17,000. cattle 3,000. sheep 11,000.
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Chicago
Josses
Myersville Volunteer Fire Company to elect officers
Officers will be elected at the annual meeting of the Myersville Volunteer Fire Company in the Juniors U A M hall Monday at 7 40 o clock. Entertainment and refreshments are planned as a committee reports on securing an engine house for the town. Nominees for officers include WR Falkenstein, H L Metzger, Edward Pyles, Harry Kinnaman, Will Sommers, Frank Lowery, Oliver M Smouse, Atlee Smith, W S Wachtel, Russell Grossnickle, John M Grossnickle, Frank Lowery, D Carroll Shepley, Elmer Shepley, Lester Frushour, and others.
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Myersville Volunteer Fire Company
WR Falkenstein
H.L. Metzger
Edward Pyles
Harry Kin
Land planning aims to curb losses with safe farming plan
The national resources board leads with a play safe farming program amid projected 1960 population peak of 144 million if births fall and immigration stalls. A $675 million 15 year plan would remove unproductive land and better utilize existing woods and pasture, tied to industrial recovery. Two squadrons of 12 planes each to be sent to Naval Air Base Seattle.
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Washington
National Resources Board
Land Planning Committee
Ickes
Naval Air Base
Seattle
Wash
All News Says Rogers Of Pickford Romance
Buddy Rogers, American film actor, dismissed talk of marrying Mary Pickford after her divorce from Douglas Fairbanks as news to him. He praised Pickford as a wonderful friend and said he hopes things are straightened out for her. Douglas Fairbanks, told by phone of the divorce, declined to comment, saying he had nothing to say. Lady Ashley was a hotel guest.
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Rogers
Pickford
London
Buddy Rogers
Mary Fickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Reporter Quiz on federal public employment policy debate
Readers from Frederick weigh in on a proposed federal emergency public employment plan that would pay wages below private rates. Opinions split on effects, with some urging labor off relief into work and others fearing mixed outcomes and economic consequences.
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Frederick
Ignatius Bjorlee
Roosevelt frames social security plan for aged and unemployed
Washington reports President Roosevelt outlined a complex social security program for the aged and unemployed at a White House session with congressional leaders. Officials expect early action and foresee a long ramp up, with unemployment insurance payroll taxes and a projected $100 million initial federal outlay. Details on pension levels remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Perkins
Woman in Green Identified in Hauptmann Trial
Hermina Keeran named as the unidentified woman in green who allegedly called at Dr. John F. Condon’s home during the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Condon denied giving information and Keeran is expected to testify for the defense in Flemington New Jersey.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Women In Green
John F
Jassie) Condon
Lindbergh
Hermina Keeran
Flemington
N. J
Birthday Surprise for Keltholtz Family Marks Anniversary
A surprise birthday party for Mrs Keltholtz honored her 46th birthday and the 17th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Keilholtz. Sunday School guests attended at the Keltholtz home on Monday evening with a short program and social hour followed by late refreshments. Attendees included numerous Keilholtz family members and friends such as Mr and Mrs J B Keilholtz Mr and Mrs P E Flock and others.
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KkeHlholtz
Keltholtz
Keidlholttz
J B. Keilholtz
P E Flock
A. J. Ahall
Stanley Mumford
J. L. Speak
E . Mee Bride
John Keilholtz
Glenn Keilholtz
Harold Stull
Charles Kepler
Romer Younkins
Harry Willard
Gertrude Snurr
Maurice Haupt
Charles Mumford
Daniel Willard
Merle Kepler
Mary
Amy Mumford
Marshall Flock
Anna
Marcelene
Roger
June
Betty Lorraine Keilholts
Lawsuits for Services and Wages Heard in Circuit Court
Circuit Court sessions adjourned without decisions in two suits for services and wages. Mahlon Stonesifer and spouse sued Lewis Baker for 1215 dollars for nursing and related services during Baker’s illness. George E Funk sued Elmer and Elm er Waterman over alleged back wages for farm work and repairs with testimony to determine contract validity and service existence.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D Willard
Circuit Court
Mahlon Stonesifer
Lewis Baker
Emmitsburg
Baker
Plaings
Campbell and Boylan
William M Storm
George E Funk
Elmer
Waterman
Funk
Ohlo' S Dime
Watermens
Feagaville
Catoctin
Watermans
Storm
Samuel A Lewis
Pigs Born in Litter at Mr Pleasant Farm
A Chester Whitesow named Miss Mr Pleasant bore 18 pigs on Thursday afternoon at 2430 oclock. All piglets were reported healthy. The sow owner, Markell Dutrow of Mr Pleasant, expressed pride in the litter.
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Mr. Pleasant
Chester Whitesow
Markell Dutrow
Mr Pleasant
Clear Skies Ahead Forecast For Atlantic Coast
Weather bureau predicts clear skies and crisper temperatures for the next several days after a brief Atlantic coast fog and rain spell. Weekend highs 40s to mid 60s, with 36 to 46 degree range by night and a brisk 25 mph NW wind. Peach, fig and apple trees show early bloom while seed dealers prepare spring displays amid rumors of Sun dogs and a brief cold spell ahead. January has been warm with little rainfall, the weather service notes.
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Farn
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Buster Rhouse
All- Uume
Weather Summary Notes for Month Start
The report shows an average temperature above normal by more than five degrees for the first 11 days. Precipitation totals 0.83 inches, leaving 3.37 inches to be made up before month’s end.
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