U.S. seeks title to 1000 acres in Frederick County
The United States files condemnation in the U S District Court to obtain 1000 acres in Frederick County for the Catoctin Park Project. Government seeks judicial title for conservation and recreation while owners offered to sell. Fifty defendants named and summonses issued. tax claims on 14 properties filed in Baltimore.
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Frederick County
United States
United States District Court
Catoctin Park
Department of the Interior
Bernard O. Flynn
C. Ross McKenrick
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
W. Calvin Chesnut
County
Abraham H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse I Renner
Thomas A. Chapline
Edward S. Delaplaine
Hauvers
Thurmont
Baltimore
Henry McAfee
Morris A Birely
Bertha Birely
Albert C. Palmer
Charles E. Ridenour
Key M Ridenour
Guy A. Ridenour
Lester A. Ridenour
Viola Ridenour
John A. Ridenour
Ruth Ridenour
Mary A. Keckler
Charles Keckler
George A. Eyler
Margie Finneyfrock
Harry G. Finneyffrock
Georgeanna Finneyfrock
Minnie Kelly
Gertrude Davis
Shuff
Clemm Finneyfrock
Elmer Finneyfrock
Ruth Brown
Clemmie A. Fox
Clara Alice Working
George A. Troxell
George E. Styers
The
Land Office
Emergency Administrator of Public Works
Takes Jail Term On Drunken Driving Charge
Jack B. Hahn of Hancock was found guilty by Justice O. Fred Ridenour of drunken and reckless driving on the National highway. He was committed to jail for $101 in fines after being arrested near the top of Braddock mountain by State Officers J. J. Thompson and J. A. West following a motorist’s report of a westbound car straddling the road. Hahn’s companions appeared sober. he was under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Jack BR. Hahn
Hancock
Hahn
J. J. Thompson
J. A. West
Braddock Mountain
Iquor
Weather data from yesterday and tomorrow
Reported high of minus 35 yesterday and minus 67 a year ago. Low last night minus 720 with a year-ago low of 49. Sun sets at 5 1 1 p.m. today and rises at 7 29 a.m. tomorrow. Moon rises at s.18 a.m. and sets at 7 25 a.m. tomorrow.
Obstacle to New Bridge at Shepherdstown Reported Settled
Report from Shepherdstown says Capt John Kyd Beckenbaugh will sell land to State Roads Commission to clear one obstacle for a Potomac River bridge. Virginia and Maryland Bridge Company stockholders may waive the old toll franchise at a Friday meeting. Contractor M J Grove Lime Co of this city holds the bridge contract and awaits a cleared path to proceed.
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Potomac River
Shepherdstown
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Perry Hull
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Virginia and Maryland Bridge Company
Forrest A. Brown
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Artz Library 10 Opens with Dedicatory Exercises
Brief dedicatory exercises mark the opening of the C. Burr Artz Library on Tuesday at 7:30 PM. The public is invited to inspect the new building from 9 AM to 9 PM, with a supper hour from 6 to 7 PM. City officials, trustees, and local groups attend the event.
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C. Burr Artz
Jacob Rohrback
August T. Brust
Edward J. Smith
Edward S. Delaplaine
William Crawford Johnson
Frederick County Free Library
William T. Delaplame
Garden Club of
Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Adelene J. Pratt
Garden Club
Frederick Delegation Leads Maryland Children's Aid Meeting
Frederick county provided the largest representation at the Maryland Children's Aid Society annual meeting in Baltimore held at Alumnae Hall Goucher College. Charles McC Mathias, president of the local group, was elected secretary of the State organization. Rev. Theodore Parker Ferris gave the address. Attendees from Frederick included Mrs. Michael Pue executive secretary Miss Helen J Snouffer Miss Genevieve Herwig Mr Mathias Mrs William M Storm and several others from Unionville Monrovia and surrounding areas.
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Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Alumnae Hall
Goucher College
Charles McC. Mathias
Theodore Parker Ferris
Emanuel Church
Michael ~. Pue
The
Frederick Children’s Aid Organization
Helen J. Snouffer
Genevieve Herwig
Mathias
Willian M. Storm
Robert L. Warfield
E. P. Gale
Margaret MacNamera
Frederick
Vernon Nicodemus
Monrovia
George P. Yea- Eit
Steamer Weathers Storm But Loses Two Of Crew
The Greek steamer Aspasia endured a mid Atlantic storm and two crewmen were washed overboard. The crippled ship was heading toward England as Rangitiki Radio Marine aided via wireless, reporting improved weather and ongoing assistance.
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New York
Aspasia
England
Rangitiki Radio Marine
Ionky
Held by Police FBI Records List Offenses Against Wilson
Local police detain suspect Wilson as FBI records reveal a lengthy list of offenses attributed to him. The filing details count and nature of charges recorded by federal investigators.
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Wilson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jackson Calls End to Holding Companies
Rochester January 15 AP. Robert J Jackson a Roosevelt era anti monopoly leader urged eliminating holding companies as parasitic ownership. His speech followed President Roosevelts Washington remarks opposing all holding companies. He said vast financial bureaucracies seek financial control not industrial success and act as parasites.
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Rochester
Robert J. Jackson
Roosevelt
Jackson
Washington
United States
Justice Department
G. O. P. Senators Oppose Cloture On Anti Lynching Bill
Washington Jan 15 AP Senator McNary Oregon said Republicans would oppose any attempt to shut off debate on the anti lynching bill. We cannot vote for cloture he said We have few enough rights left and we ought to preserve those we do have Southern senators cheered by the stand said there was now no chance the sponsors could muster a two thirds vote to impose debate limits leaving the filibuster ongoing indefinitely
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
Abolition of Holding Companies Is Urged
Senator Norris of Nebraska urged using tax powers to carry out President Roosevelt’s plan to abolish all holding companies. He said a heavy tax burden could make continued operation impossible, backing the president’s views.
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Washington
Norris
Neb
Roosevelt
Old Moravian Church Yields Rare Manuscripts
Pittsburgh January 15 The Moravian church in eastern Pennsylvania produced 29 percent unpublished manuscripts from about 200 years ago. They were written by 50 communicants of the Lititz church in Lancaster county and reveal early American attitudes toward music beyond Psalms. Theodore Finney of the University of Pittsburgh announced the find today.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Theodore Finney
University of Pittsburgh
Lititz
Lanteaster County
Baltimore to Run Big Police Force to Fight Crime
In Baltimore on January 15 AP reports the police department will deploy the largest force yet, about 600 plainclothes officers, to join 425 regular night officers. Police Commissioner William F Lawson announced the move to curb rising robberies and burglaries.
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Baltimore
William F
Lawson
Pay Day Arrives But No Checks In Philly
Philadelphia today marked the first payday of the year for about 19,000 city employees, but the city budget remained unsigned and no pay checks were issued. Officials expected budget adoption by Tuesday at the earliest.
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Philly
Philadelphia
Clothing sales lead to arrest in Water Street case
Century-old record surfaces as Martin Wilson, 43, held on no-license charge after selling new suits on Water Street. FBI details 25 offenses since 1913 across cities like Trenton Kansas City Jefferson City Crown Point Leavenworth Buffalo Milwaukee Davenport Erie Philadelphia Jersey City Harrisburg Xenia Butler and more. Police seek buyers to surrender suits and verify ownership while Wilson faces hearings.
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Martin Wilson
Alen Bartgis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Bartgis
Water Street
United States Patent Office
Trenton
N. J
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Crown Point
Ind
Fr. Leavenworth
Kans
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Wis
Davenport
Erie
Philadelphia
Holmesburg
Jersey City
S. J
Harrisburg
York
Mansfeld
Ohio
Ft. Wayne
Greencastle
Xenia
Butler
Elanock
Reformatory
Janesburg
P. C. A. Meeting Attracts Four Hundred Here
About 400 persons are expected for the fourth annual meeting of the Frederick Production Credit Association to be held Thursday at the State Armory. The program includes remarks by M. O. Wilson of Baltimore and Dr. Thomas B. Symons, with county agents and home demonstration staff invited. A dinner at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church follows, then director elections and business matters.
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Frederick
M. O. Wilson
Production Credit Operation
Baltimore
Thomas B. Symons
Dear
Pee
University of Maryland
Association
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Darby
Miss Woodcock Named Hood May Day Chairman
Miss Jonese Woodcock of Nar berthay has been elected May Day chairman at Hood College. She is active in campus life, serving on the freshman commission, science club, class and college athletic teams, choir, and as hockey manager. She is endowment fund and Campus Day chairman for the senior class and has chaired various committees.
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Jonese Woodcock
B. Woodcock
Narberthay
Hood College
Miss Woodcock
W.C. A
Science Club
Campus Dar
Sunior
France loses ministry in cabinet crisis amid world tensions
The cabinet collapse leaves France unable to face a volatile world as Japan presses in China to its ultimate objective while League of Nations work stalls. Russia and Italy clash over payments and shipping, and Bonnel struggles to form a coalition in a fractured People’s Front.
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Associated Press
France
Japan
China
League of Nations Council
League
People’s Front
Georges Bonnel
Russia
Italy
Key Leaders Named for Hood College Alumnae Campaign
Frederick District announces city and area leadership for Hood College Alumnae Campaign to raise 100000 dollars for the Joseph Henry Apple Memorial Library. Katharine E Dutrow will chair the Frederick city effort with five teams and nine listed captains. Outside Frederick, four area chairmen will organize campaigns.
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Hood College
Frederick
Edgar H. McBride
Katharine E. Dutrow
Hood
Clifford Yinger
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Miriam Apple
Edward D. Shriner
William M. Storm
McBride
the Hood
Joseph Henry Apple
National Defense Plans Lift Stocks Amid War Demand
Stock buying rose on hopes of government demand for armament and materials. Industry groups like aircraft, steel, motor, copper, rubber and specialty stocks led gains while rails rose sparingly and utilities lagged. The pound sterling traded higher at about $4.995. A Morris chair was named after the English poet William Morris.
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New York
Morris
William Morris
County Aid Supervisor In Montgomery Arrested
County aid supervisor Souder of Montgomery County faces charges including embezzlement and forgery tied to relief funds and warrants issued by the state. Detectives and the States Attorney outline alleged misappropriation from 1935 to 1937 with $5,000 bail set and a grand jury review planned for March. Souder, son and brother of former county commissioners, was named relief supervisor in 1935 after a Fusion Party victory.
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Detectie Serge
Theodore F Wolkten
Justice of the Peace
James Hu
Push Pugh
Ruide
Amounits
Herman Snyder
Mt. Ary
Pugh
Souder
William L. Lampe
Wooden & Benson
Sert
Willie Greene Day Perry
James IV Chapman to Speak to Masons Here
James W. Chapman of Baltimore, former Maryland Bar president and long time secretary, will address Frederick Lodge of Perfection at Masonic Temple Thursday at 8 p.m. Open to Master Masons Royal Arch Masons and Knights Templar visiting Frederick. A buffet supper follows in the temple banquet hall.
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James W. Chapman
Baltimore
State Bar Association
Frederick
American Bar Assn
Baltimore City Bar Assn
Maryland Bar Assn
Grand Lodge of Masons
Mary-land
Guy C. Roser
A. LeRoy McCardell
C. Leslie Blentlinger
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
First Two New Traffic Signals Begin Blinking
Two new traffic signals at the Square Corner began blinking as Frederick installs four signals to modernize its traffic control. Lineman Harmon Staley said the timing was temporary and would be adjusted after all lights are in. Installation went smoothly and more signals are set for next week with a two second walk interval.
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Frederick
Harmon Staley
Treasurer of B. & C. Railroad Dies at 65
E. M. Devereux, 65, treasurer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died at Union Memorial Hospital after a heart attack in New York last Thursday. He joined the railroad as a clerk in 1899, became assistant treasurer in 1903, served in New York until 1916, then moved to Baltimore as treasurer. His widow and one son survive.
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Baltimore
E. M. Devereux
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union Memorial Hospital
New York
The
Railroad
Wall Street
Roosevelt Names Reed as Justice of Supreme Court
President Roosevelt nominates Felix Frankfurter as chief justice?
Reed Named Associate Justice Nomination Favored
President Roosevelt nominated Solicitor General Stanley Reed to the Supreme Court to replace Justice Sutherland, with strong early favorable reactions from some senators. Reed, born 1884 in Kentucky, has argued major New Deal cases before the court and is seen as a likely early Judiciary Committee action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
George Sutherland
High Court
Allabama
Hugo L. Black
Willis van DeVanter
Ben
Jarain Cardozo
Reedlong
van DeVanter
Maysville
Kentucky
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Yale
University of Virginia
Columbia
Sorbonne
Paris
Judiciary Committee
Ashurst
Arie
Zona
Heee
Bisek
Army expansion kept in step with Navy
Representative May, newly elected chairman of the House Military Affairs committee, urged that army expansion be kept in step with the proposed strengthening of naval forces. He would confer next week with General Malin Craig about building up the nation’s land forces.
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Washington
Representative May
House
Malin Craig
Weather Outlook for the Mid Atlantic Regions
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in North and Middle Atlantic states calls for rain in the Middle Atlantic and rain or snow in the North Atlantic on Tuesday or Wednesday, ending around Thursday. Temperatures above normal in the Middle Atlantic, with colder spells Thursday and Friday. colder in the North Atlantic on Monday or Monday night, warmer midweek, then colder again late week.
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North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
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Artz Library
Old Moravian Church
Rere
G-men
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
O. J. Curray
Louis J. Curray
Charles P. Adams
Frank Mason
Ling Hillier
Berlin
Germany
Robert L. Glass
Patent Office
Newport News
Glass
America
P.C.A
Hood Campaign
Katherine E. Dutrow
Montgomery
Philip Bo Souder—otale
Rooks
Pirie
Gisomoutt Agaist
Roy Souder
James IV. Chapman
State Bar Assn
Lodge of Perfection
B. & C. Railroad
Justice Sutherland
Senate
Stanley J. Reed
Navy
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