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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1935

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Frederick and Brunswick Postmaster Jobs Placed Under Civil Service

Thirteen candidates vie for Frederick Md postmaster, vacant Feb 25, with a $3,400 annual salary. Brunswick Md postmaster seat, vacant next month at $2,400, lists nine applicants. Civil service exams rely on experience and character, no written tests. Rep Lewis will pick among top three by Democratic committee guidance.

Washington Frederick Civil Service Comission Grayson H.mercer William R. Slemmer Alfred Gaver William 5 Hersperger William J. Grove Albert N. McCardell John L. Shaw Richard B. Murdock Richard Potts Hobart B. Albaugh Bay Lewis Maryland Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County

Earle calls for income tax in inaugural address

George H. Earle sworn in as Pennsylvania’s first Democratic governor in four years. He urged a state income tax and constitutional revision, attacked utilities and special interests, and proposed unemployment insurance reforms, pension increases, and tighter regulation of monopolistic milk interests. He stressed private property rights and warned child labor must end. Farley to lead inaugural parade group from Washington to Harrisburg.

Harrisburg George H. Earle Diplmat Pennylvania Wall Street Commonwealth Capitol Plaza Earle Farley Washington Congress Harburg Pennsylania Harrisure Guffey Pennsylvania Arley

Weather data summary for the day and January

Summary of weather figures shows 24 hour precipitation trace and January totals. Temperatures recorded yesterday high 46 and low 24. Comparison with last year shows slight changes. sun set around 5 10 pm and sun rises 7 29 am. Moon times listed for tomorrow.

County to relocate several offices to Seminary buildings

Preparations begin for moving county offices to the F. F. Seminary on East Church Street with the Probation Officer’s office first to relocate by February 1 as lease on current space ends. Health Officer’s office to move later, pending library renovations and trustee plans for the Academy building, while west wing houses welfare, federal employment, music studio and a Republican club room.

F. F. Seminary East Church Street Michael E. Pue North Court Street C EB. Kefauver Seminary C. Burr Artz Federal Employment Service

Market slumps as gold fever grips stocks

New York January 14 AP reports the stock market again suffers from gold fever as metal prices drift downward and European currencies weaken against the dollar. Industrial shares hold modest gains while mining stocks slide. grains also weaken amid renewed fear, with foreign selling cited and bonds mixed. Call money rises to one percent and the pound opens at 4.8845 dollars.

New York

Fire kills three children in Glendon dwelling blaze

Easton area report says a fire leveled a rebuilt barn in Glendon, near Easton, killing three Rudy children. The oldest was five, the youngest three months. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Rudy were present. Fire officials investigate cause and sequence of events in the January incident.

Easton Charles Rudy Glendon Here

Cutten Faces Cabinet Hearing Over Grain Futures Deals

Arthur W. Cutten, famed Chicago pit grain speculator, attends a Washington cabinet tribunal hearing as his defense against charges of disguising grain future deals is presented. A month is expected before a ruling on possible barred status from U S grain futures trading.

Arhur W. Cutten Chicago Washington A m Onth U. S

Annual Meet of Production Credit Group At Academy

About 75 people attended the Frederick Production Credit Association annual meeting at the Academy building. Thomas C. Darby presided as directors and officers were to be elected in the afternoon. The group reported 29 meetings since January 1934 and 283 loan applications, with 116 loans granted and 173 applications pending.

Frederick Production Credit Association Frederick Montgomery Carrol Washington Allegany Garrett Academy Building Council Street Thomas C. Darby Germantown Darby Academy Alvie M. Etzler Pleasant Etzler Lkely Association Thomas S. Anderson Production Credit Project William H. Johnson Production Credit Corporation Baltimore Farm Credit Act Production Credit Association Farm Credit Administration Willard Wilson Anderson Benjamin B. Rosenstock

State probe and tax measures face assembly

Annapolis Jan 15 AP bills to fund a state departmental investigation and taxes to meet a looming deficit are set for introduction as the General Assembly reconvenes. Governor Nice plans to ask Senator David Bailey of Carroll County to push a bill allowing the governor to appoint a committee to probe all state departments. Estimated two year cost stands at 100000.

Annapolis General Assembly Nice David Baile Carroll County

Broadcasts Continue After Tower Fall In Gale

Frederick Amateur Radio Association plans a new vertical antenna to replace the lost one while a temporary setup is used for tonight’s Army network test broadcast by Station WZCMG. The four year old group operates from the pink house on North Bentz Street and has connected with Army and foreign stations through homemade equipment and code transmissions only.

Frederick Amateur Radio Association WZCMG Army Network Donald Basin Basin Pink House Bentz Street Patrick Street Radio Association W3cmg Panama Schofield Barracks Hawaian Islands Mexico Russia Othher United States Army Frederick United States Army

Auto Crash Injures Local Baker Paul Hammond Near Winchester

Paul B. Hammond, salesman for the G and L Baking Company, was seriously injured when his Ford sedan left the highway four miles from Winchester Virginia. He suffered a fractured leg and ribs, a possible dislocated jaw, and facial lacerations. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital after regaining consciousness and reported bit by dozing off prior to the crash. Hammond may be confined for about a month. his car was badly damaged.

Paul B. Hammond South Market Street G. & L. Baking Company Winchester Hammond Winchester Memorial Hospital Hammonds

Monday Musicals Meet Returns After Holiday Observance

A Monday Musicals gathering at Mrs John B Yarding East Second Street resumed after the holidays with hosts Mrs Yarding and Miss Ehmner Bichelberger. Program featured Mendelssohn Chopin and Schumann pieces performed by Adele Lebkert Margaret Albaugh Catherine Wainebrend and others with vocal and instrumental solos and collaborations.

John B. Yarding East Second Sireet Ehmner Bichelberger Rames Hendrickson Hendrickson Lhmse Mendelasohn Chopin Schumann Mc Bowell Adele Lebkert Mendelssohn Margaret Albaugh Eichelberger Nfear Israel Eliah Mendesohn EB Town John B Harding Instrumentalrio Rello Mano

Radio association investment and antenna tower loss report

The association had about $2 000 invested in station W3CMG and the collapsed antenna tower was valued around $110. Basin serves as president, with Lewis Ries Brunswick Viere as vice president, and Harry Eaton Adamstown as secretary treasurer.

Basin The Actomation Nresvient Lewis Ries Bruns- Wick Vierepresident Harry Eaton Adamstown

Doolittle Sets Transcontinental Air Record

Major James R. Doolittle established a new transcontinental transport airplane record. He landed at Floyd Bennett Field New York after departing Los Angeles in 11 hours 59 minutes, then touched down at Newark Airport eight and a half minutes later. The Newark leg remains part of the official record as the final stop. He surpassed Eddie Rickenbacker’s Los Angeles to Newark mark of 12 hours 3 minutes 50 seconds set last November.

Newark N. J James R. Doolittle Floyd Bennett New York Los Angeles Dolittle Floyd Hennett Doolittle New York Field Eddie Rickenbacker

Two Eyewitnesses Tie Bruno to Massacre in Pa Headlines

Pottsville Pennsylvania on election night November 6 witnesses testified linking former county detective Joseph J Bruno to the mass shooting that killed five and wounded 13. Sam Mascarelli and John Vavalick described seeing Bruno at the window firing on rivals amid the political outbreak.

John Vavalick Guafie Bruno Mascarelli

Frederick women invited to housing meeting on January 21

The Frederick Club invites city and county women to a meeting Monday January 21 at 230 at the MCGA to hear Mrs S Johnson Poe of Baltimore present the Better Housing Program in Frederick She will address housing project aspects of interest to women followed by a Q A session presided by Mrs OW Gregory The Civic Club meeting is open to all women regardless of club affiliation.

Frederick City Frederick Club Club Mcga Frederck Civic Club S. Johnson Foe Baltimore Poe Federal Housing Administration Maryland Astern Shore Better Housing Program Gregory Prederick Better Housing Program

Ailjary Elects Ladies Auxiliary Officers

The regemonahly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Junior Fire Company elected officers: President Miss Margaret Hartman first vice president Mrs A Boyne second vice president Mrs Kate Gittinger secretary Mrs Ruth Eyler treasurer Mrs G W Shiples. The auxiliary organized January 27 1933 plans for an anniversary party Monday evening with invitations to the Junior Drum Corps and Junior Fire Company officers. The group will meet the first Monday in February.

Ailjary Margaret Hartman A . Boyne Kate Gittinger Ruth Eyler G. Wm. Shiples Meaniday

Saar plebiscite fuels Nazi control in Saarbrucken

Nazi supporters won about 90 percent of the Saar plebiscite and seized police authority in Saarbrucken. Arrests of anti Nazis began as hundreds of refugees, many Jews, fled to France. The Saar Council of the League of Nations voted in principle to return the territory to Germany and will act on requests tomorrow.

Associated Press Saar Basin League of Nations Geneva Saar Council League Council Germany Saarbruecken Saar Saarbruccken

Roosevelt Ready to Present Old Age Bill

President Roosevelt plans to submit social security proposals to Congress on Thursday. Senator Wagner of New York and Representative Lewis of Maryland had begun drafting the legislation. Officers of Enoch Royal Arch Chapter No 23 were installed at Masonic Temple with Grover L. Michael officiating.

Roosevelt Washington Congress Wagner New York Lewis Maryland Enoch Royal Arch R. A. Masons Masonic Temple Grover L. Michael Harry O. Schroeder James H. Falk Arthur H. Doll John YW. Lentz Ira L. Miller Claude Hahn Albert N. Coblentz

Hitler’s Choice Named Prospective Saar Governor

Joseph ?erckel qabwe), the plenipotentiary representing Chancellor Hitler of Germany in the Saar before the Sunday plebiscite, was named a prospective governor of the mining area anticipating the vote would favor rejoining Reich.

Joseph Uerckel Qabwe Plen Hitler Germany Saar Heh Reich

Relatives Arrive to Testify at Hauptmann Trial on Lindbergh Case

Two sisters and a brother of Isador Fisch arrived in New York to testify in Bruno Hauptmann’s trial for the Lindbergh baby murder. Detectives and four witnesses landed by cutter from the Ile de France in Brooklyn. Authorities kept details tight as the voyage’s passengers remained largely private.

New York Isador Pisch Bruno Richard Hauptmann Lony France Hauptmann Brooklyn Arthur Johnson Lindbergh Ile de France Johnson Ytauptmaann Flemington N. J John F. Tyrrell Milwaukee Albert 5. Osborn, Sr Eldridge W. Stein Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Tyrrell Col. Lindbergh Tisch Plemington Isador Fisch Hauptemann

Jug Bridge Card Party At Key Hotel Attracts 130 Attendees

Over 130 persons attended an engagement card party hosted by the Jia Bridge Woman's Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel Monday night. About 8.30 was cleared, with door prizes won by Edward Akers and Miss Margaret Thomas. The event was planned by a committee led by Miss Floy Whiteshew.

Jug Bridge Francis Scott Key Hotel Jia Bridge Woman's Club Edward Akers Margaret Thomas Floy Whiteshew

Young Farragut’s Early Naval Rise Noted in Archaic Tale

The article recalls David Farragut receiving a midshipman’s warrant at age nine and, aged twelve, sailing with the frigate Essex on its historic Pacific voyage, highlighting early momentum in his naval career.

David Farragut Essex Pacific

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