Womentum and Mortgage Tax Repeal Urged
Frederick county eyes eliminating the eight percent tax on income from mortgages and judgments. Current annual receipts estimated at 135,285 from mortgages and 147,850 from judgments, with taxes totaling about 72, etc. Officials note Frederick is unique in the state for maintaining this tax and urge repeal before the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick County
Susmora
Thomas A. Chapline
Frederick
Frederick County
Reorganization of Troop 14 Baumitsburg
REORGANIZE TROOP A reorganization of Boy Scout Troop No 14 Baumitsburg took place Tuesday evening. Members elected to the troop committee include Kirshner chairman Obier secretary treasurer Matthews Immerman Annan Harp ex Damuth Shuff Eke Guyton Higbee Bower and Rev Higbee. Membership open to boys 12 years old from Rikteburg and community willing to adhere to rules.
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Baumitsburg
Kirshner
E. FP. Obier
S. EK. Matthews
J. E @immerman
L A Annan
C. A Harpex
Stanley Damuth
M. F. Shuff
Chas Eke
Homer Guyton
Brl Higbee
Philip Bower
Zuomerman
Matthewaz
Mre
E M. Kirshner
F. Obs
EL. Highte
Stenney Danuith
Rikteburg
Commend Year Book Review and Tragic Toledo Accident
Commendations pour in for The News Post Year Book with praise for its breadth. In Toledo Ohio on January 16 an accident killed Piet Ted Eixy when a structure collapsed onto him as he approached a house, the building falling about 100 feet.
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Qpem
News Post
Genp Bulls
Piel Elied
Teledo
Piet Ted Eixy
Toledo
Auto Legislation Discussed by Dealers at Frederick Meeting
Frederick Automotive Dealers Association held its monthly gathering at Hotel Frederick on Tuesday evening. John E Raine of Baltimore, executive secretary of the Automobile Trade Association of Maryland, spoke on automotive laws urging changes to meet current needs. An entertainment committee was named for next month: G. G. Green, chair. J. B. Hyatt. Jenne Renner.
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Frederick
G. G. Green
J. B. Hyatt
Jenne Renner
John FE. Raine
Jana W. F. Adler
Baltimore
Earl Howard
R. &. Sperry
Jesse Renner
Grayson H. Maley
Clyde MM. Roney
J.C. Mitchell
D. Murray Stauffer
J B. Hyatt
R. W. Harbaugh
F. R. Younkins
Charles P. Hiteshew
Ernest Magaha
Jesse W. Kolb
Robert L Warfield
Charies MN. Staley
If Winter Comes And Snow Forecasts Fail
A local weather writer laments inconsistent forecasts from county forecasters while noting fluctuating temperatures and sporadic snow predictions. He argues the papers merely print the forecasts and do not create the weather outlook.
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Mmow
Shelley
Ary Shelly
Evers Dory
Kilmore seeks pardon to enter West Point through pardon board
Jas 16 AP The State Board of Pardons paroles in 1927 Kilmore of Adams County for theft of canned goods from state relief houses near Hanover Pa He later joined army preparatory schools in Baltimore and the Maryland National Guard His counsel cites full rehabilitation and compliance before the board Roy Gardner George W Albaugh presided with Maurice F Starr James C Sappington and Charles W Duddera as officers of the organization.
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Harrisburg
Adams County
Hanover
Kilmore
Baltimore
Maryland National Guard
Parton Boar
Roy Gardner
George W. Albaugh
Maurice F. Starr
James C Sappington
Charka W. Duddera
Hood College poised for A A U listing amid endowment push
Hood College seeks accreditation by the Association of American Universities after inspection by Dr David A Robertson. Officials urge doubled endowment and two new buildings, a library and science hall, plus a larger dormitory, with support from students, faculty, alumnae and friends.
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Hood College
Association of Colleges of
Maddie States
Maryland
American Association of University Women
Une
Association of American | Universities
Association of American Universities
Joseph H. Apple
Associaton of American Universities
Kar
David A Robertson
American Council On Education
Hood
Mibrary
College
Reading Graduate and Professions
America
Europe
Apple
Robertson
Hoods
Ectuakiy
S Brother
Lancaster
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Colleges
The American Colleges Association held its 18th annual meeting in Chattanooga with sessions at the University and city hospitality. Key talks by Dr. Apple and others discussed great college teachers, religious roles, and educational standards, with officers elected and a Kellogg Treaty resolution urged.
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Mago Elthe Aswan
New York
Atganic City
Chattanwya
Apple Ip
Robert Lb. Ribs
Gey E Snarely
Birmingham- Southern College
Rees
Tulless
Wittenberg College
Charles H. Judd
University of Chicago
Columbia
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Correll
Yale
Henry N. Snyder
Wofford College
Kirtley
FP. Mather
Harvard Univernity
Scopes
Tennessee
Charles W. Gilkey
New
Gilkey
Trevor Armett
Massey
Muider
Caradon
Rip Muderkeett
Laughlce
Lookout
Chattanooes
Karl Oglethorpe
Chicamaurs
Missionary Ridge
Univer
Chattanooga
Erie
Ferry
Harcilton College
Raymond Walters
Swarthmore College
Guy E. Scarely
Birmingham-Southern Collest
Custon
United States Senate
Chattanogga
Pittsburgh
South
Dig Chamber of Commerce
Chattaggogs
Brunswick High School Friday night auditorium opening
Brunswick High School plans Friday evening exercises at 6 o clock for the formal opening of the new auditorium with Dr Albert S Cook State Superintendent of Education delivering the address The program includes music by the Brunswick High School orchestra songs and an invocation and benediction by local clergy and remarks by County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer The event is highlighted by the gift of the auditorium by the alumni association and is expected to attract attendees from Brunswick and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
Albert 5. Cook
James ©. Biehl
Briunswick High School
America
Charles T. Stull
W. F. Miller
Dhart
Lucille Chambers
Frances Musgrove
Brunswick
Lloyd Palmer
Maryland
Charles W. Hess
Brunswick Lutheran Church
Cook
Frederick
Plano
May Settle Fate of General Booth Today
Sunbury England January 16 AP The Salvation Army high council enters its sixth day with a possible ballot on General Bramwell Booths fitness to remain general If the ballot calls for his retirement the council would adjourn to compile a new platform The discussion also touched on a potential successor to General Booth
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Sunbury
England
High Council of the
Salvation Army
Bramwel Bons
J Thoes
Joe
Slite Decrease in Flu Deaths Noted in Census Reports
Washington reports to the Census Bureau show a slight drop in influenza deaths in 68 cities for the week ending January 12, with 1,308 deaths vs 1,324 previously. Public Health Service notes a substantial decrease in influenza prevalence, while pneumonia deaths rose in some areas.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Pub Health Service
Pourmonia
Hoover to name commission for dry law study
President elect to appoint a commission after March 4 to investigate prohibition and enforcement, assess the Volstead act, and recommend improvements. Senators Jones and Edge said the inquiry should include court procedure, enforcement abuses, and potential need for new court machinery to ease congestion.
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Press
Hoover Ty
Tluover
Senatora Jones
Washington
Edge
New Jersey
Sematyary Wel Forves
Hoover
State Legion and Auxiliary outline May Frederick meeting
A report of the State American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meeting in Baltimore was presented to the local auxiliary. Mrs. Cinggelot and Mrs. Remabure spoke as officials. A joint state meeting will be held in Frederick in May. Local unit will supply clothing to several ex service families in need. The gathering was led by Mrs Grayson Crum baugh at the Pythian Castle.
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of the American Legion
Lesion Auxiliary
Baltimore
Cinggelot &. Remabure
State Auxiliary
Ublt
Ramnsburg
State Legion and Auxiliary
Prederick
Pythian Castle
Grayson Crumbaugh
Guy Anders
A. x . Wrie
Frederick Votture
Armory
Merman
Earl Derr
Charles Bouck
Earl Glitert
Giant Wave Kills Cook Aboard White Star Liner Majestic
A gigantic wave swept the bow of the White Star liner Majestic during its crossing, killing a cook and injuring several crew members. The sea storm damaged bulkheads and cargo while 288 third class passengers were moved to other quarters as engineers battled flooding until arrival at New York.
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New York
Julie
White Star
Majestic
First New Roads Indictment Set For Monday Arraignment
The first of the indictments from the state roads shortages grand jury is set for arraignment in Criminal Court on Monday. Charés V. Mies, former employee and key witness in the cases of five others, faces forgery and fraud charges involving about $3,447 and related alterations.
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Balimore
Charés
Mies
Ntxt
Waa
Ehise
S Local asks Frederick county sites for summer White House
A committee from Frederick, Gettysburg, Chambersburg, Hagerstown, Waynesboro and Blue Ridge Summit formed to pursue securing a summer White House site within 75 miles of Washington. Officers were named Henry Holzapfel Jr., EK V. Bullett, Charles Gardner, J. G. Benedict. Major General Henry C. Allen attended. Reports say President elect Hoover may be interested, and prominent Washington figures may weigh in, boosting local prospects.
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Frederick County
White House
Frederick
Diplomatic Corps
Army and Navy
Washington
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge
Federal Commission
Gaturday
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
EK V. Bullett
Charles 8. Gardner
Blue Ridge Summit
J. G. Benedict
Richard Potts
Henry C. Allen
France
Hoover
Linwaod
Carroll County
Man sentenced to die for murder of East Side boy
Peter Kuzmowszi from Scranton was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of Josep Store, an East Side boy, in Jersey City Meadows. The judge pronounced sentence. defense plans to appeal, which will stay execution pending higher court review.
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Jersey City
N. J
Peter Ku
Zmnowszi Iota
Gristes
Josep Store
New York East
Jersey City Meadows
Scranton
Duege
Charles
Bill to Buy Two County Bridges In Maryland Virginia Plan
Legislation introduced in Annapolis calls for joint ownership of the Point of Rocks and Brunswick bridges linking Maryland and Virginia. The bill proposes Maryland pay up to 50 000 for Point of Rocks and up to 50 000 for Brunswick, with tolls retained and eventual operation as free bridges.
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Annapolis
Jan
Marland
Virginia
Potomac
House of Delegates
James J. Lindsay, Jr
Baltimore County
Point
Ruks
Mal
Brunswick
London County
Maryland
Point of Rocks
Man Barnwick Bridge
Marshal Foch Shows Notable Improvement In Paris
Paris reports Marshal Foch is much improved after a serious heart weakness. Doctors say his condition has strengthened since the earlier crisis and his transfer of his brother from Montpellier is seen as a sign of better health.
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Marshal Fogh
Paris
Marshal Foch
Rey
Pather Foch
Montpelier
Marshal
Mayor presents recommendations to Aldermen at tonight's meeting
The mayor will present a program of improvements and recommendations to the Aldermen at the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board. He will not discuss the recommendations, and routine business is expected to occupy much of the session. The body last met on December 19. The Street committee recently inspected several factions seeking improvements and the Cine committee met Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereting
Fighting Glimmers of Kabul Stand Amid abdication
British and Allied reports say combat continues in Kabul after Amanullah’s abdication as King. Rebel leader Bachat Geitec may have reached the capital, while safety of Britain's ambassador Mir Francis Humphrys at the legation remains unclear. Dr. J. M. Sheridan, Baltimore church figure, is seriously ill. In London, Buckingham Palace sources say King George’s progress is slow but his strength is stronger than at any time since his accession, though gains are modest compared with two weeks ago.
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London
Kabul
Amanullah
ML. Sheridan
Jarrett M. Sheridan
Atx
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Sherman
Kerds
National Mission Board
Suthetas
Bimyjand Adjust Conference
Sher~ Téan
Buckeye Sown M. P. Church
Wns
Cumity
Buckegham Palace
George
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West Point
Wasi Jedge
John R. Pattison
House of Orlegantis
Association of American Colleges
Walters
High Court
Erred C. Biehl
Annapoli
Reginald E .Walters
Prohibition
Hunter FR. Stotkr
State Court of Appeals
Stother
Stotler
Funkstown
Hhaimed
Booth
Commission For Dry Law
Tor
Legion and Auxiliary To
Internaional Commission of Experts
Tala
J. P. Morgan
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Dawes
Portland
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