Transfer of Gold to U. S. Treasury Faces Legal Opinion
WASHINGTON January 12 The question of transferring large gold reserves to the U S Treasury drew expert opinions as officials weigh monetary policy effects. The issue sparked debates on authority and necessity as the White House faces labor tensions and a renewed push for a national transportation system. Meanwhile New York police pledged a broad crackdown on gambling houses after a major raid led to many dice shooters freed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offeis
Legas
White House
Suemion
Natonal Recovery Administration
Onde
Ford
Motor Company
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Reverell
Rayburn
House Commerce Committee
Inter- Race Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
United National Transportation System
Interstate Commere Commission
New York
Sig Dave” McAuitite
Fies
Broker's Tip Wins Kentucky Derby in 1933
SIAM ruler Hing Prajedhbipok noted. Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri described as the world's largest artificial lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing Prajedhbipok
Siam
Lake OF the Ozarks
Missouri
Broker's Tip
Independent Hose Company Banquet Nominations Jan 26
Officers for the ensuing year were nominated at the Independent Hose Company nominating meeting on Nov 1. The annual banquet will be Friday January 26, same night as the regular election. Foreman W H Eam D Bowers retired after four years. Dr A A Radcliff presided and thanked him. Committees were named for banquet, audit, waiting, and markers for deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Wheam D. Bowers
Air
Bowers
Luther Abrecht
Charles Morgan
Clyde Abrecht
John Fatorite
Jesse Dinterman
Carroll Younkins
Albert Baker
I. Es
Picric
Dor Radcleff
Coronation March 1 in Manchukuo Passes Officials Say
Officials in Changchun say Henry Pu Yi will be crowned emperor of Manchukuo on March 1 claiming divine will grants the right to rule. They dismiss thousands of petitions as not affecting the decision, noting Pu Yi has earned sovereign virtue and popular confidence through two years of rule since Manchukuo’s founding in Manchuria.
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Hsinking
Changchun
Manchukuo
Jas
Henry Pu-yi
China
Japan
Puyi
Manchuria
Election slate of officers and directors listing many names
The document enumerates candidates for a fraternal or union election. It names roles and multiple individuals: secretary August T Brust treasurer Guy Brust directors including Allen Kline Roy Hiltmer Charles Butcher Jesse Dinterman and many others foreman Vernon Derrand Emory Carmack assistant foremen several names, chief hose director Jacobi Lantz Irving Plunkett Eugene Eistead, assistant hose directors John Schill LeRoi Brightwell Merl Ungerbower Raymond Bussard chief pipeman Charles Morgan Merril Engle Austin Frre Geo McCracken Irving Welley Russell Tattoon plus ten assistant pipemen Charles Stull Albert Brachey John Favorite Robert South Glenn Favorite William Ormdorff Charles Gilbert Douglas Oradorff Charles Cramer Jr Howard Witts Bud Adams surgeon F H Hedges chaplain Rev Dr Amos J Traver.
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Lewis Fleischman
C. B. Wittard
August T. Brust
Guy Brust
Allen
Muddy) Kline
Roy M. Hiltmer
Charles T. Butcher
Jesse H. Dinterman
Willam D. Bowers
Richard Keyser
Robert Rumpf
Benjaminb. Rosenstock
Earl Fleischman
Roy Brust
Luther Abrecht
Lawrence FR Pagan
Leonard Kreh
Alvert Baker
Merril Lantz
George Smith
Harri W Miller
Foreman
Vernon Derrand
Emory Carmack
George F. Strasberger
Richard Lipps
John Grust
Charles Cramer
Lester Wiles
Robert Abrecht
K W. Crouse
Clyde Abrecht
Lems Abrecht
Robert W. Wallace
Jacobi Lantz
Iving Plunkett
Eugene Eistead
John Schill
LeRor Brightwell
Merl Ungerbower
Raymond Bussard
Charles C Morgan
Merri] Engle
Austin Frre
Geo. McCracken
Irving Welly
Russell Tattoon
Charles Stull
Albert Brachey
John Favorite
Robert South
Glenn Favorite
Wiliam Or
Washington Monument Set to Be State Shrine in Boonsboro
The historic Washington Monument atop South Mountain in Boonsboro is slated to become a Maryland state shrine. The Washington County Historical Society deeded the monument to the state, with Boonsboro to donate 10 acres for a public park as forestry officials plan to rebuild and preserve the landmark near the Antietam Battlefield.
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Hagerstown
Washington Monument
George Washington
South Mountain
St Boonsboro
Washington County Historical Society
Boonstorn
Bos
Porestry
Boonsboro
Slong‘ & Yosd
Antietam
Henry MoSianter
Henry MoSianter, Fell Exhausted Whil Walking From Ratpers Perry To Hartsburg
Wanney
Chicago
Shich
Arkanists
Cmoc
Absolute Divorce Sought by Frances R Burrass
Frances R Burrass seeks an absolute divorce from William M Burrass of East Fifteenth Street alleging continued abandonment since March 1929. She asks to resume the maiden Frances K Gilbert and Reno S Harp represents her.
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Frances R. Borrass
Bas
William M. Burrass
East
G. Elis Williams
Permmission
Frances K. G.lber
Reno S. Harp
Piacoiff
Spanish American War Veterans Hold Meeting in Cresap’s Rifles Hall
About seventy veterans from Frederick and Carroll counties met in Cresap's Rifles slabroom to form a local camp of the United Spanish American War Veterans. They discuss applying for a charter, plan a muster, and appointed a membership committee led by Herbert G. Taylor to recruit members from Maryland, Virginia, and other units.
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Frederick
Carroll
Cresap’s Rifles
Armory
United Spanish- American War Veterans
Tie Move Uy
Maryland
Colorado
Virginia
St. Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginmie Infantres
Philippines
Herbert G. Taylor
George Williams
Louis A. Moverip
Claude E. Smith
Brunswick
John Markey
Pig yield down in Maryland spring 1934 sow farrowing drop
Maryland reports a two percent drop in the 1933 fall pig crop from 1932 and a combined 1933 crop one quarter larger than 1932. It forecasts a roughly ten percent fewer sows to farrow in spring 1934, with about 223,060 pigs saved this fall, and overall weaker pig numbers than last year. The survey is based on USDA and Maryland Crop Reporting Service data collected each June and December.
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College Park
Richard C Ross
Agricultural Saimeiian
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Post Office de Parment
Focal
Milk pricing policy to shift under three A plan
Washington reports practical abandonment of the Baltimore milk agreement with a shift to a single price system for producers in each milk shed under three A, replacing the old complex trio of prices and regional deals. Maryland dairymen push for higher farmer prices and a fixed consumer price to prevent underselling by larger interests.
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Washington
Baltimore
Clyde Lo King
AAA
Chester €. Davis
Victor A Christgau
Alfred D. Stedman
Maryland State Dairymen's
ASSO + Station
Farmers’ Protective Association
Independent Distributors’ Association
I. W. Heaps
Maryland State Camrymen’s Associaton
W. G. Knapp
Independent Producers’ Association
Independent Farmers’ Organization
Milton W. Jacobson
Farmers’ Protective Organization
Independent Farmers’ Organiztion
Maryland
Dairmien’s Association
Prot Gucters Distributors’ Association
Lasi Ini
Heaps
Man Charged With Drunken Driving Faces $100 Fine
William Henry Eaton, about 50, of Thurmont, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and was fined $100 by Magistrate William J. Stoner. He was held in $500 bond for a later hearing on charges of carrying concealed weapons and assault after a disturbance at Mrs Euza Dutrow's home. Eaton, a blacksmith, was arrested after threatening Leonard Tharp and allegedly attempting to shoot him. He was jailed at Frederick pending the next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Henry Eaton
Leonard Tharp
Curzews
Eaton
Stoner
Frederick
Wikliam E. Foreman
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Hit Ten Premises in December
Hog cholera was reported on ten premises in December, with twelve outbreaks spread across Dorchester and Montgomery counties. Six outbreaks were backyard, four on farms with breeding hogs. Nine were primary infection centers, one secondary. Affected areas included Caroline, Cecil, Frederick, George's, Queen Anne's, Talbot, and Washington counties. Two outbreaks traced to raw garbage, one to roaming sick box, one to purchase of new stock. In ten outbreaks, 568 hogs involved. 38 sick, 36 dead. about 68 percent of affected hogs were in two garbage-fed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iires
Dorchester
Monstsomery
Caroline
Ceci
Public Telegram Notes Shift in Cooperative Support
A public Telegram from January and J H Mason chief of dairy section states that after viewing Washington of Ghigls the sender felt there was no further withdrawal of backing for the cooperatives. The message suggests continued support amid recent political signals and local cooperative activity.
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J. H. Mason
Dary
Washington
Ghigls
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U. 8. Treasury
Inswers
St. Lawrence Waterway
Rey
As Wiley
Yarrac
Engburs
Cornwall
Capat
Welland
Conat Sring
Upper Lake
Bareks
Iegeier
Bor Ca
Lecoms
Receevers
Congress
St Lawrence
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Niagara River
Canada
Arma Sean
Tx Ce
Pianom
Fire Company
Foreman Bowers
Viola Sarles
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
First Washington Monument
C. E. Cline & Son
Senate Committee
William H. King
Denn
Utah
Carty
C. C. Carty
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Famous House
McGall
Hendrickson
Percales
ABC
Hendrickson’s
Market Street
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