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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1936

Page

2

May Enact Excises on Processing Taxes in Capital

Washington jan 12 immediate drive to re enact processing taxes as excises was reported as farm leaders faced financing a substitute mass production program. The plan would place excises on processors of staples like cotton tobacco and sugar cane to fund conservation and farm support, with officials aiming to balance domestic production and prices.

Washington Minstrat AAA Supreme Court Sears Federal Cobacco Congress Roosevelt

Funeral to be held for Frederick contractor Charles Hahn

Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Hahn residence for Charles B Hahn a prominent Frederick contractor and Board of Zoning Appeals member who died from a ladder fall Saturday. Burial will be at Mt Olivet Cemetery. he was 2 of his time in the Hahn and Betson firm which built the Tipit theater Commercial Bank of Maryland and St John’s Parochial School.

Charles B .Hahn Frederick Zoning Appeais West South Street Mt. Olver Cemetery G. E Cline and Son Hahn Cline East Patrick Street Hahn and Betson Tipit Theater Commercial Bank of Maryland St John's Parochial School Betson Busiess Lloyd C Cutler Mr Hahn Board of Zoning Appeals Stanton Ius Democratic Pouies General Assembly Ccanty Nis

Missouri Senator Sees Near Bonus Pact On Veterans Bill

A Missouri senator said a substantial agreement or sharp disagreement may emerge before the Senate Finance Committee considers the veterans bill substitute. Details of the House passed measure for paying about 2.2 billion dollars to World War veterans remained closely guarded as negotiations continued.

Sen Senate Clark Missouri Senae Finance Committee House

State motor tax system likened to disease in Maryland

Baltimore January 12 Maryland tax on motor vehicles is criticized as a systemic flaw by University of Maryland economist Walker formerly of Mount Airy. The 1935 statewide study surveyed license taxes and collection methods in 23 counties, noting high administrative costs and inefficient records. Walker’s findings call for reform to reduce expense and simplify motor vehicle tax administration.

Baltimore Maryland Wham Pai Walker Department of Agricultural Economics University of Maryland Mme. Walker Mt Arry Walker Ctus Prac Ada Conetdang Bay Fe Sbout DO Agseremen

State Grange Elects Committees and Plans Conferences

State Grange Executive Committee met in Baltimore to appoint standing committees for the ensuing year and outline county conferences. President T. Roy Brooks presided as plans were made for eleven Pomona districts, a December session at Beltsville, and a state convention in the same period. Officers named include J Homer Remsberg and Silas Fae for committee roles with Harford and Baltimore counties heavily represented.

Bet He Orangewee Baltiore Besard F. Holter J. Homer Remsberg Middletown Tobias Zimm Feanasdle Commute Aiendad the Metre Man Homas Roy Brookes Beau Pomona Tywae Sears Beltsile Transaby Hagetsigan Ligwiatue Rey Brow Belir Davi G. Harri Harford County J. W. Lord Hoaaid AL G T. Roy Sam Nee Grove W Walter University of Martlang Grange J W. Lordzman Dr Symons Vic. Brookes Bensis Cbs Pwr

Sunday Warmest Day Since December 1

A Sunday with sunny skies lifted temperatures to 47 degrees, the warmest since December 1. The day was pleasant after a heavy snowfall the previous Saturday, with light flurries lingering. Roads saw brisk traffic, though forecasters warned of more cold and possible lake-effect snow tonight.

Mercury Weather Bureau Whch

Opposes Extra Session in State Reform Push

A page from January reports State Senator Harod E Cabourn urging immediate removal of extraneous administration costs and a shift to local control. The piece notes plans to streamline governance and fund community needs as districts face tax and road concerns. John F. Wylan of New York dies at 63 in Hills.

34 Men and Ship Lost in Storm at Astoria

Coast Guard reports 34 crew members perished as the States Steamship freighter Jews was wrecked off Peacock Spit at the Columbia River mouth during a SE hurricane. Rescue attempts by Onondaga and iceboats failed amid 290 mile per hour winds. reports of other vessels, including the Lumberman, are being verified. Captain Edgar L. Yates led a 33 man crew aboard the Iowa on its maiden voyage for the line.

Astoria Ore Coast Guard States Steamship Line North Pacific Peacock Spit Columbia River Lumberman R Stanley Patch Onondaga Patch Coast Iowa East Goat Ports Edgar L. Yates Portland

Police Court Hearings Report Four Drunkenness Cases

Saturday night sessions before Justice Sinn heard four police court cases. Claude Gardner, colored, fined $2 and costs for drunkenness. Roy Keith charged with drunkenness and resisting arrest, fined $10 and costs and ten days in jail on the first charge with a suspended second sentence. Ben Keith fined $5 and costs for drunkenness, five days in jail. Cal Bell fined $5 and costs for drunkenness, ten days in jail. Arresting officers were Pagan, Fagan, Soiley, and Hoffman. note appears in The News.

Walter E. Sinn Claude} Gardner Roy Keith Laurence Pagan Ben Keith Cer Fagan Cal Bell Daniel Soiey George Hoffman

Water Street Hoodie Fire Ends Quickly

A small blaze in a Water street room occupied by the Bagent family triggered an 8 o'clock Sunday alarm. United Fire Company and the ladder truck responded, but the fire was extinguished before firefighters arrived. The cause was reported as a slave upsetting. A fragment notes Alaska once housed a race of super-bison with horns over inches wide.

Water Street Bagent United Fire Company Alaska

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