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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
8
Washington reports indicate a possible turn for the better in industry and agriculture. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes improvements include renewed interest in industrial goods, modest demand gains for wheat and cotton, and a slower decline in consumer purchasing power and farm product demand.
Annapolis January 13 The Court of Appeals affirmed the sentence of sixty days in jail and a $100 fine given Lieut Edward L Hitzelberger of the Baltimore Police Department for contempt of court Judge Eugene O Durine sentenced Hitzelberger on August 10 in Baltimore Criminal Court The contempt charge arose from an alleged conversation between Hitzelberger and G Frederick Fuegel a May grand jury member probing vice conditions in Baltimore
The Lions marked Melvin Jones Day at their weekly luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Frank Miller of Mr. Airy spoke on Jones, founder of Lions Club in Dallas in 1917. Jones was born January 13, 1880 in Fort Thomas Arizona, later moving to Chicago to study law and enter insurance before founding his agency.
The city makes a second effort this winter to offer ice skating for residents as cold weather, a prior enthusiastic pledge, and a Baker Park plan frame the push. Officials hope for a successful run despite uncertain conditions.
Chicago formed the International Association of Lions Clubs and called a convention to meet at Dallas, Texas, on October 9-12, 1917. Mc Miller was introduced by C. Thomas Summers, chairman of the program committee. J. B. Townshend of Hagerstown was a guest. Jesse W. Kolb, president of the club, presided at the meeting.
The water department flooded the Baker Park ice pond the next morning and again the following day as cold weather faded in 1937. City officials entered the area, suggesting a shift from skating to boating, with hints of a milder spell possibly approaching.
Two Libertyton Negroes, Nelson William Brown and Wellgo Geri ashyth, were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Denver J Shook on breaking and entering charges after a robbery at K H Diller store in Liberty town early Friday. About $5 in cash, five packs of cigarettes, and bacon were taken. both suspects reportedly confessed, with Brown denying memory of the events while drunk.
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