U S Biologist Chief To Address 200 At Frederick Banquet
Two hundred sportsmen and guests will attend the Frederick County Izaak Walton League banquet at Hotel Frederick Friday night. N. Gabrielson, chief of the United States Biological Survey, will deliver the main address at 7 30. A living fish and game exhibit will accompany the reception and music by a nine piece orchestra.
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Frederick County
Izaak Walton League
Hotel Frederick
Tra N. ‘Rielson
United States Biological Survey
Gabrielson
J. N. Darling
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Idaho
S. F. Lehman
William B. Gross
Brunswick
Frank Bel
United States
H. Lee Hoffman
Maryland Outdoor Life Federation
Mr. Gabrielson
Funeral Rites For Wife Of Noted Actor Julia Hay Nash
Mrs Julia Jewel Hay Nash wife of George Nash noted actor died at home in New York January 9 after weeks of illness She was granddaughter of Major B F Brown and Mrs Darcus Reidh Brown She appeared on stage with her husband and was known for beauty and charm Surviving are husband mother two sons George Nash Jr and two nephews Edwin B Hay Jr and Pal Hay all of New York Funeral services were held at Rock Creek cemetery Washington January 11
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Julia
Jewel) Hay Nash
George Nash
New York
Major B. F. Brown
Darcus Reidh Brown
Brown
East Patrick Stree
Florence Brown Hay
E. B. Hay
Nash
George Nash, Jr
Edwin B. Hay, Jr
Pal Hay
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
New Drug Sparks Crazy Reactions in Pittsburgh Students
AP report from Pittsburgh dated Jan 12 says U S Bureau of Narcotics inspector David L. Roush testified in Magistrate A D Brandons court that Pittsburgh high school students were using a so called damned hypnotic drug in drinks for a kick. He said the drug caused extreme disorientation with pupils acting crazily, collapsing, and clawing at things, described as worse than marijuana or morphine by some observers.
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Pittsburgh
Fedeeral
A. D. Brandon
Pinsburgh
David L. Roush
United States Bureau of Narcotics
Chinese Flyers Score Heavily Against Japanese In Three Encounters
Chinese commanders report significant air and naval action. Bombers sank two Japanese gunboats at Wihu and destroyed two munitions trains near Hoiei. They also shot down two Japanese bombers at Liuchow amid broader wartime operations in Hankow and Shantung.
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Hankow
Wihu
Hoiei
Liuchow
Eighteen Treated At Chest Clinic In Winchester Hall
Eighteen patients were treated at a chest clinic held at the health office Winchester Hall on Tuesday. Dr S S Shafer of the State Sanatorium near Sabillasville led the clinic. Dr E C Kefauver health officer said staff completed school physicals in Foxville Sabillasville and Brunswick and will work in city schools during bad weather plans.
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Winchester Hall
Electric Line Opens Between Paoli and Harrisburg
Philadelphia Jan 12 AP The old iron horse gives way to electric locomotives as the Pennsylvania railroad starts passenger service on its electrified Paoli to Harrisburg line. This completes a 1929 program to electrify routes linking New York Philadelphia Harrisburg Wilmington Baltimore and Washington.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paoli
Harrisburg
New York
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Cardozo's Condition Not So Good This Morning
Washington Jan 12 AP reports Associate Justice Benjamin N Cardozo of the Supreme Court remains ill this morning after several weeks of grippe, shingles and a heart attack complications. Dr John Paul Earnest Jr says the condition is not quite so good.
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Washington
John Paul Earnest, Jr
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
Weather Record Shows January Rain and Temperatures
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 5 pm yesterday .11 inch. January total to date .91 inch. Normal January precipitation 3.20 inches. actual January 1937 6.19 inches. Yesterday high 33, low 27. Moon rises 2:38 pm tomorrow, sets 4:51 am. sun sets 5:07 pm tomorrow, rises 7:30 am.
Unemployment Claims Eligibility Varies In Frederick Carroll
Transcripts received at the Maryland State Employment Office show about half of Frederick county claimants are eligible for unemployment benefits while Carroll county sees about eighty percent eligibility. The disparity stems from layoffs at local factories and farm workers who lacked coverage. Claims filed Tuesday in Westminster numbered 278 for Carroll county, with 1,045 total County-Frederick claims and 641 total benefits in Frederick.
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Maryland State Employment Office
Frederick County
Carroll County
Le‘high Portland Cement Company
Blue Ridge Rubber Company
Charles N. Staley
Westminster
Staley
Frederick-Carroll Countty
Capt. Staley
Formal Claim To 8 A Lewis Estate
Mrs Mary Virginia Lewis of Hopewell Virginia filed in Orphans Court a formal claim to all rights accruing to her in the estate of Samuel A Lewis. She identified as widow of the former Frederick County State's Attorney and based her claim on a four year marriage in Hagerstown. Executor H Kieffer DeLauter said no answer was contemplated this morning and would state an account after a circuit court services claim is resolved.
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Samuel A Lewis
Orphans Court
Mary Virginia Lewis
Hopewell
Frederick County
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Lewis
DeLauter
Mr. Lewis
Hagerstown
Red Parliament Opens With Pledge to Stalin Support
Deputies in Red army uniforms and festive garb gathered at the Kremlin for the new Red parliament's opening. The 1,143 members, loyal to Joseph Stalin, arrived with mandates from home to support his counsel and advice, including Red Army commanders, secret police chiefs, milk maids, tractor operators, and factory workers elected to the Soviet of the Union and the Soviet of Nationalities on December 12.
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Moscow
Russia
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Red Army
Soviet of the Union
Soviet of Nationalities
Fire at P. G. Ward Drug Store Causes $1000 Loss
Fire in Gaithersburg started by an overheated oil burner damaged the P. G. Ward drug store with an estimated loss of about $1,000. The blaze was detected at 1.50 a m by Officers Marion B. Dayhoff and William Crawford as they patrolled nearby, and fire apparatus from Gaithersburg and Rockville was summoned.
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Gaithersburg
P. G. Ward
Marion B. Dayhoff
William Crawford
Here
Rockville
Dr France Testifies In His Divorce Suit
Elkton January 12 Dr Joseph Irwin France former United States Senator and 1932 Republican presidential candidate testified his Russian born wife Tatiana Dechteréva France deserted him in 1931 The divorce hearing opened before Circuit Court Judge Owen J Knott The 64 year old physician said they married in Paris in 1927 and lived at Mount Ararat Farm Port Deposit until she left for Paris in September 1931.
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Elkton
Joseph Irwin France
United States
Tatiana V. Dechteréva France
Paris
Owen J. Knott
France
Baltimore
Maryland
Port Deposit
Mount Ararat
Three Negro Children Burn To Death In Home
In Mechanicsville near Dentsville a tenant house on Amos Hollins’ farm burned, killing three children of Arthur and Ollie Day. Mary Margaret, 5, died near the stove. Rose, 2, and Catherine, 3, were found in the bed wreckage. The fire was discovered after flames had already destroyed the house.
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Mechanicsville
Amos Hollins
Dentsville
Arthur Day
la Plata
Ollie Day
Rollins
Mary Margaret
Rose
Catherine
Selected Groups Make Advances In Market
New York stock activity shows scattered gains and losses by the fourth hour with rails utilities and gold mining issues leading the advances. Sterling declined about a quarter to 3499 and 7-3.
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New York
Sterling
Railroads Could Hire 150000 If Revenues Return to Normal
J J Pelley head of the Association of American Railroads told the Senate unemployment committee that railways could add 150000 jobs if revenues rebound. He warned that 1937 third quarter downturn left traffic and earnings at very low levels and urged a large equipment program to restore payrolls and stimulate related industries. Alfred P Sloan Jr of General Motors joined business leaders in briefing President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Senate Unemployment Committee
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Pelley
White House
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Roosevelt
Equipment Acquired At Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital reports at the Board of Managers meeting that new equipment includes an obstetrical bed and added sun parlor furniture. Miss Mary L. Nies notes a holiday of donations and choir entertainment. December totals show 209 treated, 161 admitted, 152 discharged, 57 remaining, with 87 free or part pay cases and 20 births. The semi annual trustees meeting is set for January 19.
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Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Georgianna Simmons
House Committee
Daniel E. Wight
John Moran
C. E. Cline
Mary L. Nies
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hanover dentist suffers heavy loss in fire
Dr A J Reed a Hanover Pennsylvania dentist sustained heavy damage Monday when a blaze swept the business district. His office in the O H Hosteller building on Frederick Street near Center Square housed x ray equipment drilling gear and other instruments. Damages were not yet fixed and Reed plans to travel to Hanover when weather allows.
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A. J. Reed
Hanover
O. H. Hosteller Store
Frederick Street
Center Square
John H. Stull
Dill Avenue
Theresa Stull
Stull
Wage hour battles loom in House as New Deal hopes rise
Washington dispatch reports the ways and hours bloc in the House pressing to push a wage hour bill after a near-recommitment defeat. Support builds for a measure like last year’s Senate bill as allies aim to 218 votes to force a floor vote. Jackson and Ickes gains buoy liberal Democrats, while Alabama’s Hill victory offers Southern backers a potential vote shift. Jackson favored for New York governor, with Farley and Wagner as possible alternates, Roosevelt guiding the strategy.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
House
House Labor Committee
Senate
White
Lister
Lister Hill
Alabama
Roosevelt
Hill
Tom Heflin
Luther Patrick
U. F of L
William Green
Jackson
Wagner
New York City
White House
New Deal
Jamestown
EN. Y
Httie
NEA Service, Inc
Rain Eases Traffic After Snow Glaze
A light drizzle and warmer temperatures helped reduce traffic hazards after yesterday’s one inch snowfall that glazed streets. State Roads crews spread cin ders easing conditions on major routes like the National highway and pikes to Jefferson Washington and Gettysburg. One beer truck skidded on the Gettysburg pike near Mine Bank and was freed after a four hour delay. Frederick streets cleared and sledding was popular though risky as drivers struggled to avoid crashes. Light precipitation is expected but colder weather may end the snow soon.
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State Roads Commission
Jefferson
Washington
Gettysburg
Reading
Mine Bank
Thurmont
Frederick
Short-Circuit Likely Cause Of Camp Fire Near Frederick
Investigation confirms short circuit as the likely cause of a Monday morning fire at Heart of Mary land tourist camp one mile south of Frederick. William Byler’s automobile and a shed containing an electric pump water tank and motor were destroyed, with about 500 dollars loss. Mr and Mrs Eyler lease the camp from Mr and Mrs Jamison, owners.
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Heart of Maryland
Frederick
William Byler
Charles Eyler
John Jamison
Samoan Clipper Wreckage Found No Survivors
Oil slick located 12 miles west of Pago Pago as Pan American confirms wreckage of the Samoan Clipper near American Samoa. Navy crews recover debris while hope fades for seven crew aboard the missing flying boat commanded by Capt Edwin C. Musick. Identification deemed satisfactory by Pan American, with no word on survivors.
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San Francisco
Navy
Pan American Airways
Pago Pago
Francis Waiton
Pan American
Honolulu
San. 12
Avocet
Tutuila
Pacific Ocean
Edwin C. Musick
Musick
Satisfactory Settlement Reached In Weird Case
Morganton South Carolina January 12 AP A charge of non support of an illegitimate child brought by Mrs A Basil Ryan against Ned A Parks a Washington soda dispenser was dismissed after Parks attorney said a satisfactory financial settlement had been made Terms of the settlement were not disclosed The judgment notes a satisfactory settlement for support maintenance and education of the child has been accepted by counsel for the mother
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Morganton
S. C
A. Basil
Pat) Ryan
Ned A. Parks
Washington Soda
Burke County
Parks
Ryan
Ned Parks
Half December Auto Victims Were Walkers
More than half of the 46 persons killed on Maryland highways during December were pedestrians. State Police Accident Prevention Bureau said today. Sergt. Marlin D. Brubaker released the bureau's monthly accident report urging pedestrians to walk along highways sensibly to reduce the death toll. ADAILIZRY NOMINATES The Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Company No. 1 held its annual nomination of officers Tuesday night.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State
Sergt. Marlin D. Brubaker
Adailizry
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Margaret Woemer
Mary Jacobs
Evelyn Morgan
Anna Hamburg
Myrtle Velters
Corinne Sunday Wastler
Tulia Lightner
Dora Morgan
Dorothy Wise
Catherne Stone
Rosalie Witter
Roger Quinn
Lillie Lantz
Emma Carbaugh
Neilie Shaw
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U. S. Biological Survey
Ira N. Gabrielson
Pittsburgh Court
Ibombers
Shantung
Shanghai
Peiping
Japan
North China
China
Tsingtao
Yellow Sea
Osaka
Tokyo
Panay
Joseph C. Grew
Pennsy
Cardozo
Unemployment Commission
Works Progress Administration
WPA
J. Sheldon Turner
Frederick County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Turner
8. A. Lewis Estate
Dr. France
Wight
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Amanthus Hochmuth
Hochmuth
Bruno Hauptmann
Nnsts
Hauptmann
Robert H. Jackson
Ickes
Sutherland
Fartey
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