State Firemen Seek Added Fund Action in Maryland bill to aid widows and disabled
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen meet in Brunswick with Noble L. Rushe of the Maryland State Firemen's Association urging support for pending General Assembly legislation to increase the state appropriation for firemen families and disabled members. The meeting drew 75 members from Brunswick area companies and included introductions, an oyster supper, and plans to form a county committee to advocate for higher funding, with proposed distribution to motorized brigades only.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Noble L. Rushe
Hyattsville
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
General Assembly
Rushe
Frederick
Middletown
Emmitsburg
New Midway
Myersv
Frederick City
Independents
Uniteds
Citizens Truck Company
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. Lester Smith
Firemen's Association
Harry R. Mace
Capt. Smith
A. H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse I. Renner
E. Austin James
Harry W. LeGore
George Castle
Joseph Payne
Mr. Rushe
State Firemen’s Association
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
Robert A. Bennett
United Fire Company
M. J. Thompson
Burgess
Local Names and Places List in Middletown and Emmitsburg
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals tied to Middletown and Emmitsburg including O Pisher Walter Duvall Ralph Lipps Robert A Bennett Dr James Marrone and others. The scattered names appear without clear context or action, suggesting an incomplete directory or notice.
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O. Pisher
Walter Duvall
Ralph Lipps
Robert A. Bennett
James Marrone
William M. Storm
Richard P. Ross
William 2D. Zimmerman
John P. Wisner
Middletown
Edgar H. Koogle
James
Palmer
Harmon Kieln
Vera Rudy
Albert Wise
Russell Hoffman
Albert
Bodenir
Emmitsburg
Charles P. Mort
J. W. Brelchner
D. Oscar Wolfe
M. J. Thompson
George S. Buster
Bernard TW. Boyle
Willam H. Tricker
M. Burdner
John D. Elder
William Motter
George Sanders
Myersville
George W. Bittle
Grossnickle
J. D. Mouse
W. E. Summers
O. M. Smitser
R. Kinnamin
Ross Moser
Prank OQ. Lowery
Atlee Smith
Einer Shepley
George E Castle
W. BR. Falkenstein
Ni Midway
Jesse I Renner
J. Grim
J. WT. Fogle
Paul Deberry
Arthur Boone
Roland Stover
Harry Gruber
Hauptmann Case Recap Court Testimony Sparks Emotions
State witness says Bruno admitted writhing unwise address number in closet Anna Hauptmann shouts Var in court echoing husband Defense brings Fisch into case again showing he visited broker with Bruno State nears end of case.
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Associated Press
Bruno
Anna Hauptmann
Var
Husband
Fisch
Broker
Nathan L Smith Named New Roads Chief in Baltimore
Annapolis Md Jan 18 The appointment of Nathan J Smith as associate engineer in the Department of Public Works of Baltimore city and temporary chairman of the State Roads Commission was announced by Gov Harry W Nice The governor said Smith is chosen for urgent need of a chairman to validate bonds sold and that he will appoint Smith as chief engineer of the commission Smith will take oath at 2 pm tomorrow in the executive offices and will succeed the late G Clinton Uhl as chairman while the position of chief engineer now held by Harry J Williar Jr will be filled later Also noted was plans to reclassify Smith as state comptroller at a later date The report also mentions a separate note about plans for legislative work in Annapolis with major committee meetings and tax reform surveys upcoming next week
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Annapolis
Nathan J. Smith
Public Works
Baltimore City
State Roads Commission
Harry W. Nice
Smiths
Smithy
William 8. Gordy
Smith
G. Clinton Uhl
Chaiman
One Roads Commission
Harry J. Williar, Jr
Narrage
Bilis Anhapelis
Akin
Faige
Marylin Herald Assembly
The
Assembly Acd
Senate Finance Committee
House
Choy
Nice
Lindbergh to Lead Pacific Flying Quest
Col Charles A Lindbergh is expected to spearhead a new Pacific Ocean venture as court actions over his grandson’s death unfold. Associates say he will pilot the preliminary flight to test an experimental air transport service between America and the Orient, aiming to cut travel time to about sixty nine hours.
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Associated? Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States Aviation
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Pacific Ocean
America
Orient
New World
Wheat Adjustment Under Discussion In Frederick County
Nearly all 12 county district committeemen attended a Friday session at the YMCA auditorium to review the wheat adjustment plan. Frederick farmers have already benefited about 250000 dollars from the program with 1800 county participants. Discussion covered spring inspection, contract acreage changes allowing hay pasture or grass seed use, and delays in 1934 payments. The meeting included a round table format with county committee members and a tally of 32 of 36 in attendance. The session also referenced upcoming compliance checks and outstanding payments.
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YY. M. Co. A. Sudstorium
Frederick County Wheat Production Control Association
Frek County
Beneft
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Shoemaker
Nene
W.rail
A. M. Etgler
E. C
William HH
Frederick
New Maraskersville
Libertytown
Ad- Middletown
Myersville
Urbana
Thurmont
Jettson
Lewistown
Fusion changes reach police in Montgomery County
Rockville January 18 four Montgomery County policemen were replaced by Fusion adherents as the county board reshuffled the force and set salaries. The ousted officers include Sergeants Snyder and Burdine and Patrolmen DeNell and Shoemaker, to be dismissed next Thursday with two clerks. new appointees Ramey Dayhoff Crawford and Griffith take posts at $125 monthly. The board also moved to maintain competent officers under a merit system and considered a general county reassessment before the 1936 37 budget.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Board of Montgomery County Commissioners
Roy L. Snyder
Takoma Park
Earle H. Burdine
Silver Spring
Thomas DeNell
James E. Shoemaker
Bethesda
Montgomery County Civic Federation
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
Liquor Control Board
Frank Dwyer
Laytonsville
Republican
Downey M. Williams
Democrat
Lawrence Tolson
Colesville
Fusion
House of Delegates
W. Ernest Offut
Offut
Tolson
Nicholas D. Griffith
Progressive Democrat
Harold Bradford
State Roads Commission
Robert B. Hagner
Great Fells
the Park and Planning Commission
Property sale recorded in county deeds ledger
A deed recorded in the county clerk confirms a sale of property at the southwest corner of East Sixth Street and Middle Alley in the city. The buyers are Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gailley and the sellers include Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lackey, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ramsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Miler. The consideration was about $1,000.
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John H. Lackey
Washington
John H. Ramsburg
Timore
Frank E. Kennedy
Oscar H. Miler
County
East Sixth Street
Middle Alley
Frank L. Gailley
City
President Roosevelt urges states to boost old age pensions
President Roosevelt at a press conference endorsed larger state pensions beyond the $302 monthly federal minimum while defending federal financing limits of $15 per month for immediate pensions. He urged speedy social security legislation so state legislatures can act, noting most would adjourn by late March, with hearings planned by Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees. The president also announced increased funds for the Home Owners Loan Corporation and Civilian Conservation Corps extension.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Capitol Hill
Capitol
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
Civilian Conservation Corps
Evidence of ransom notes found in Hauptmanns Bronx home
The state tied Hauptmann to a hidden closet panel scribble with the address and phone of a contact. Ransom money totaling 14600 dollars was recovered from garage beams, and witnesses tied Isador Fisch to the funds while defense questioned provenance. Anna Hauptmann voiced fury in court demanding honesty.
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Bruno
Dames F
Jassie
Condon
Nesses
Bronx
Hauptmann
John
St. Raymond
Wooder
Anna
Bruni
Tarheels Beat Terps 39 31 In College Park Comeback
University of North Carolina defeated Maryland 39 to 31 in a hard fought basketball game at College Park Maryland on January 18. Tarheels grabbed early lead and held on as Terps fought back but UNC preserved the win.
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