Four Negroes Held in Chickn Theft Ring in City
Four Afro-Americans were detained after a chicken theft spree traced to a house on Five-and-a-Half Street. Officers recovered three chickens, a shoulder of meat, and feathers from about thirty birds at the scene and a Lewistown suspect Ambrose Jackson was arrested. Authorities questioned all four and said they confessed to stealing fowl from I. T. Bailey near Lewistown. A charge for receiving stolen goods against Mrs. Charles Shern was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dorsey
Nepraca
Frank Hankey
John Thomas
Arthur Weedon
Ambrose Jackson
Lewistown
Dorsey
Guy Anders
Ben Phebus, Jr
Ambrose
Allen Bartgis
C. Bailey
Charles Shern
Shern
Evangelical Reformed Meeting Elects Elders and Deacons
The Evangelical Reformed Congregational Meeting at Trinity chapel elected two elders, two deacons, heard annual reports, and adopted church constitutional amendments to align with the denominational change. Pastor Rev. Dr. Henry G. Kieffer gave his report. August Kiel, Guy H. Droneburg named elders. Charles J. Himes and Emory G. Nusz named deacons. Arthur H. Doll chaired. Marton Stull Miller was secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Reformed Church
United States
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Henril. G. Kieffer
August T. Kiel
Guy H. Droneburg
Charles JI. Himes
Emory G. Nusz
Arthur H. Doll
Marton Stull Miller
Hooper Purchases Taylor Harness Shop in Melee
F Rost Moors, executor of C Warren Taylor estate, announced sale of the harness and luggage business at 14 South Market St Me to County Commissioner A Grant Hooper. Hooper will continue operations with specially made goods and has kept Hench E M Smith as repairman. Confederate Veterans luncheon at Hotel Frederick noted birthdays of Generals and toasts to Mr Grove and historian Albert S Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rost Moors
C. Warren Taylor
A. Grant Hooper
Mr. Taylor
South Market Street
Hooper
E. M. Smith
Hare
Hotel Frederick
Robert
Stonewall Jackson
CG. Mantz Besant
William J. Grove
Frederick City Hospital
Jacob Rohrback
Mr. Grove
Albert S. Brown
Maryland Criticizes Insane Care as Backward State
Annapolis reports say overcrowded understaffed state institutions for the insane have inadequate maintenance and underpaid employees. Governor Nice appointees presented findings to joint Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees. Dr J M T Finney warned Maryland ranked among backward states in insane care amid medical faculty concerns.
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Annapolis
Nice
Senate Finance
House
Senate
L. G. Lassiter
Prince George County
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary’s
Kent Kt. Mullikin
Prince George
J. M. T. Finney
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
Baltimore
Maryland
Hughes Flies Across U S In Record 7 Hours 29 Minutes
Howard Hughes, famed movie producer and aviator, established a new transcontinental speed record by flying from Union Air Terminal Los Angeles to Newark Municipal Airport in 7 hours 29 minutes 27 seconds at an average speed of 332 mph. He departed at 2 14 a m and landed at 12 49 27 p m, surpassing his previous mark set January 14 of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Union Air Terminal
Los Angeles
Newark Municipal Airport
Darker Labor Clouds Bring Fall In Prices
Darker labor clouds today brought another fall in the stock market barometer as trading slowed after a fast opening. Declines of fractions to two points were well distributed near the fourth hour, with automotive strikers clashing with police in Detroit and no break in the General Motors conflict. Sterling opened at $4.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Sterling
New Delaware Governor Urges Budget Cooperation
In Dever Delaware on January 19, the Democratic governor inaugurated in three years urged the General Assembly to cooperate in economy. He promised not to cut essential services but warned that every expenditure must be weighed for sensible significance even for meritorious causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dever
Michatu McMullen
Delaware
General Assembly
Deke
Maryland December employment soars in state report
Baltimore January 19 AP Henry Lay Duer commissioner of labor and statistics reported Maryland industrial employment rose 400.04 percent in December while payrolls increased 2.9 percent. The report said average employment for 1936 was higher than any year since 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry Lay Duer
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Maryland
The
208 Arrested in Baltimore Raid
Baltimore police staged a raid on Spectators in an indecent movie and arrested an estimated 208 persons. Sixteen patrol wagons carried prisoners to the station overflowing cells while Capt. Forrest and Magistrate Mueller processed collateral deposits. Louis Jacobs, producer of the show, held on $240 bond awaiting hearing as most defendants forfeited their $512.05 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wm. J. Forrest
August Mueller
Louis Jacobs
Jacobs
Pneumonia Weather Contrast From Last January
Frederick residents recall January 1932 with heavy snow, hail, and near-blizzard days. This year barely an inch has fallen as milder spells return, echoing five years ago, while last year’s extreme cold lingered through February. Forecasters warn the trend may persist into Inauguration week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marel
Grand Jury to Decide on Trader Case in Stockton
State’s Attorney Thomas F. Johnson said the grand jury will decide whether to arrest in connection with the fatal shooting of Clarence Trader, found dead in his estranged wife Jeannette Trader’s Stockton home last Thursday night. Police say Trader may have killed himself. A conference with state and county officials preceded the grand jury review. evidence from the conference will be presented to the grand jury, with no arrest today and a final decision to come from the grand jury if an indictment for murder manslaughter or homicide is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maldah
Prand
Neo
Aestid
Manstiughiter
Phlanes
Andy Uren
Swift Solution Of Murder At Opera House
Police announced a swift solution to New York's opera house murder case. Detective Louis Pagani said relatives of two men wanted for questioning would surrender within hours after two suspects hid at homes and offices since a chaotic brawl in the Manhattan Opera House ballroom drew 700 partygoers into panic just before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Opera House
Louis Pagani
Pagani
Manhattan Opera House
New Dealers’ Highest Tribute Voiced At Tugwell Farewell
Washington observers describe the Rex Tugwell farewell dinner as a tribute from Roosevelt era progressives. Henry Wallace presided as toastmaster while a host of notable figures praised Tugwell for shaping New Deal policy and aiding the underprivileged, with remarks from LaFollette, O’Brien, Ickes, and others. Tugwell spoke of democracy, faith, and pushing forward despite past battles as he prepared to enter business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugwell
Rodney Watcher
Washington
Rex Tugwell
Roosevelt
Henry
Wallace
Harry Mopkins
Harold Ickes
Bob LaFollette
Joe O'Mahoney
John A. Ryan
Maury Maverick
Jerome Frank
Robert
Lincoln + O'Brien
Dave Lilienthal
Tom Corcoran
Ben Cohen
Hugo Black
Arthur Capper
Fred Howe
Gerald Nyr
Morris Coke
Worner Bone
Fred
Monsignor
Ryan
Los Angeles
United
Pope
O'Mahoney
Will Tugwell
Pear
Hopking
Rea Nome
LaFollette
Rex
Kim
Mike Sexton Baseball Leader Dies At 73
Chicago Jan. 19 AP Michael H. Mike Sexton honorary president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues died yesterday of heart disease at 73. A pioneer leader for nearly four decades he loved baseball as a fan and organizer, leaving a lasting national memorial in the sport. оф
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael H
Mike) Sexton
Sexton
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Rock Island
Ife
Weather Record High Temperature Yesterday
A weather report records yesterday’s high temperature reaching a new peak, with a comparison to the prior year’s figure. The data also notes the overnight low and references the corresponding low from the same date last year.
Pope's leg pain worsens as Vatican reports update
Reports from Vatican circles indicate increasing leg pain for the Pope. Doctors treating Pope Bias' elderly condition noted today that the ailment has intensified amid damp, raw weather in Rome area during a recent pact related event.
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Vaticanity
Hely
Dave
Evellen
Civic Club Members In Monthly Meeting
Civic Club members met at Mrs. Francis J. Hage pington West College Terrace to discuss book arrangement in homes. Miss Florence Williams urged decorative value convenient use and care of books with illustrated examples while two poems were read and the president presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenon EB
Williams
Civile Club
Francis J. Hage Pington
West College Terrace
Misa Wilams
M. BR. Bfohnson
Fine + Arts
Etchison
C. W. Gregory
Calvin S. Schildknecht
Apo
Washington
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
de. Maud Hayeden
Mes. Cheepery
Frederick County
de Frederick Wish School Library
Frederick High Library
Mere Harry Tavis Radjelay
Misa Frama Feeneh
Mra
Henry H
Inauguration Day Parade Draws Huge Crowds Amid Rain
Weather forecasts predicted rain and possible snow for the inauguration day as crowds gathered in Washington. Police estimate 250000 spectators would view the parade with Roosevelt and Garner portraits displayed along Pennsylvania Avenue. Officials planned seating for about 29000 on grandstands and arranged 200 hot coffee vendors.
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Wastimiten
Weather Bureau
Fareeet
Conran
Penny Tenia Avenue
Capagil
Alon
Ai. Roosevelt
Garner
Youn Democratic Clubs
Ernest W. Brown
Melvin 2
Hildreth
Fire damages Chestertown Transcript printing plant
A blaze in Chestertown Maryland damaged the Transcript printing plant. Firefighters from the Chester town Volunteer Fire Department extinguished the fire caused by an overheated motor. The plant, creating standing forms and other equipment, suffered extensive loss estimated in the thousands. The Transcript owners are listed as TR, Al Collins, Je Collins and William Culling.
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Chestertown
Aan
Cheatertown Transcript
No Next Door
The
Transcript
Collins
William Culling
Man Overcome by Gas While Working Sewer Crew
Clarence Shankle, 48, Lewistown, was overcome by gas while a sewer construction crew worked near a gas pipe in the 200 block of South Market. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital around 1 am, treated, and expected to be home in a day or two. Fellow workers assisted in transporting him for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market
Clarence Shankle
Lewistown
Frederick + City
Haspital
Ligon
Idgon
Disorder Flare Returns in Detroit Strike Clash
In Detroit disorder flared around the Aries Manufacturing plant as pickets ringed the gate. Police used tear gas. an aid station stood across the street with few parents visiting. Gov. Frank Murphy discussed options with federal officials as workers remained outside the plant. The United Automobile Workers union, aligned with the CIO, faced AFL tensions over organizing methods amid the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dan
Atuheis
Entesig
Aries Manufacture Int Company
Melttrum Werte
Gattel
Sbrirt
Dover
Dalia
Lon
Jdisorder
Sehee
United Automobile Work. of
America
Frank Murphy
Washington
Syttet Murphy
Tate P
Rooseseda
Frances Pere
Murphy
In- Hove
Eine
Murs Cheomleht Tate
Stoke Ts. Twa
Commission For Indigenlal
Automobile Workers Union Ia
American Federation of Labor
India
News-Post Year Book earns praise from readers nationwide
Readers and officials praise the 1947 News-Post Your Book and Almanac for its attractive cover and wealth of local data. Notable correspondents from Maryland, New York, and Washington express appreciation, noting the book’s value for Frederick county and regional news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Une
David J. Lewis
Niaouse
Leonard E.“Kolmer
Automobile Club of Maryland
Baltimore
Clara V. Mott
Palmyra
N.Y
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Evangelical Reformed Congregational Meeting
Mr. Hooper Purchaser
Taylor Harness Shop
Honor Lee, Jackson
Dr. Finney
U.S
New
C. Burr Artz
C. Warr Artz
Fundiway
Record Street
Council Street
Second Street
Charles W. Boss
Garth Wink
Hill
Mare
Ta Tadune
Doruary
Grand Jury
Camman
John Dewey
Dewey
Tee Werner Siete
Dayeey
Hat
Mike Sexton
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Albert
Bitler
Arthur C. Brown
Walter FE. Burall
William
Catshall
G. Robert Gray
C. Upton Groganickle
J. Floyd Lovell
Samuel E. McBride
W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest
It. Shriver
Claude Ro Witt
Civic Club
Misa Florener Williams
Capital
Police
Esti
Chestertown Paper
Artee Hammond
Libertytown
Unionville
Wis
Frederick City
Hammond
Peoples Bank of Libertytown
Roy Gardner
Wilbur FP. Hammaker
Robert I. Diller
James Coale Sappington
Itrd
Willan WH. B. Anders
Earl D. Young
Wile Nina H. 1B. Anders
Fart J. Young
J. Alton BB
Carty
D. C
Joseph TL. Himes
Talwaya
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