Old Wave Snow Threat Tightens Frederick Travel
Snow is due after rain as fog reduces visibility and state roads clear of snow. Frederick city crews toil to curb slush, flushing streets with hydrants while twenty five workers cover Market and Court streets under supervision of city officials. Snow totals reach five inches with an additional inch Wednesday, plows keep main routes clear as residents praise cleaner streets. CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredick
Mercury
Frederick
Market Street
Fifth Street
Arroll Creek Bridge
Marshall Murray
Court Street
John T. Best
Elmer Stc. Maxwell
Maovl
Disct
Thomas M. Linthicum
Frederick Chamber of Commerce to elect new board Friday
The final meeting of the retiring board of directors will organize the new board at 7 o clock in the Blue and Gray room. The incoming board includes Jesse W. Kolb, Hammond Wy, Holmes B. Baker, James H. Ambrill Jr., Irving S. Elser, James Gramer, Paul I. Payne, Charles F. Ager, Mayor Lloyd Culler, Robert Smith, John A. Shires, and Rich L. Simmons. Reports of officers and committees will be made and business discussed. Officers listed: Richard F. Lamons president, Jesse W. Kolb vice president, Robert A. Bent second vice president, H. Noe Wer secretary, Hammond Clary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prd
Frederick Amber of Commerce
Francis Scott Rey Él
Chamber
Charles Fager
Lloyd
Weather Summary for Today and January Precipitation
Today's precipitation 0.02 inches in the last 24 hours. January to date 4.00 inches versus normal 3.20 inches. January 1934 1.92 inches. Yesterday's high 33, last night low 31. Sunrise 7.26 am, sunset 5.17 pm. Tomorrow sunrise 7.26 am, sunset 8.47 pm.
Maryland Pleads Poverty With Hopkins for Federal Relief
Washington January 21 The Maryland delegation led by Governor Harry W Nice and Senator Radcliffe meets Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins to plead for more generous federal aid. They cite changed state finances since last month and seek an extended deadline beyond January 30 to raise Maryland's share, outlining tax options and needed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Harry L. Hopkins
Harry W. Nice
Radcliffe
Radcliffee
Hopkins
Suit Over Boiler Dispute Between Baltimore Firms
Suit of Southern Supply Co of Baltimore against Laurens E Phebus trading as Hahn s Plumbing Shop on a disputed boiler bill heard by a Circuit Court jury. The amount claimed is 276 15 with years of service and installation at Weil Bros. A trial featured witnesses for both sides and listed judge and jury members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Supply Co
Baltimore
Laurens E. Phebus
Hahn
Arthur D. Willard
Weil Bros
Albert MW. Deringer
Robert P. Price
Phebus
Irving Weil
Per Raun
Ednamd S. Mobley
Elmer
Mottern Alton Y. Bennett
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Charles K. Shaff
Carillon Molesworth
T. Poole Jones
Joseph S. Stephens
Charles E. Wisner
Clyde XL. Harshman
Victor Kifer
Edward M. Hamilton
Jeremiah Gaver
Leonard €. Lowman
Benton Stull
Lester G. Mainhart
Changes Possible In Social Security Plan
Washington reports indicate a demand from Capitol Hill for higher social security government ante while administration quarters hint the door may open to feasible changes. The White House aims to push Congress to pass without changes a massive 4.88 billion relief and public works appropriation, as House leaders move to finalize the measure by tomorrow night, planning to use a gag rule to expedite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol II
Congress
Ministers Discuss Christian Education At Frederick Meeting
A January Frederick County Ministerial Association meeting at the Y M C A featured an address by Prof Lawrence Little on Christian education and its three basic principles. The group approved a report urging cooperation with the Maryland Delaware Council of Religious Education and urged members to support its program. A luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel followed the meeting with numerous local ministers and their spouses in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Little
Western Maryland College
Frederick County Council of Religious Education
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Y. M. Co
Little
United States
Switzerland
Great Britain
Canada
Frederick County
Sunday School Association
Ralph =. Hartman
Hermann McKay
Mt. Airy
Williams. Royal
Ralph E. Hartman
Henri L. G. Kieller
G. Ellis Williams
R. M. Sharpe
Amos John Traver
James C. Walker
A. R. Snedegar
Evelyn Lukens
W. R. Barnhart
Charles D. Shaffer
Dorothy Partington
Anna M. Schlutz
Dewitt P. Zuse
R. L. Sherfey
W. T. Jackson
Bernard Licut
Robert Bott
Henry J. Stahr
E. A. G. Hermann
James B. Ranck
James B. Ranck, This City
G. Rupp
Baltimore
H. C. Erdman
Burkittsville
Thomas M. Dickey
Brunswick
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
H. E Krone
E. 0. Bright
Thurmont
J. Frank Fufe
FL R. Selbel, Jr
Walkersville
G. Null
Doubs
Alvill Conner
Harvey S. Shue
Adamstown
W. Biers Elliott
Urbana
George KF. Ely
Pleasant
Russell C. Dyer
Myersille
E. W. Culp
Union Springs
Wi. E. Nelson
A.S. Peeler
Lovellsville
John C. Stuff
A. F. Tabler
Loveltsville
Vai
J. T
Lowrance
Munsuick
H. Shull
Buckeystoun
E. D
Bond of Hauptmann case shows $44486 asset gain
A government accountant testified that Bruno Richard Hauptmann and his wife gained $44486 in assets after the Lindbergh baby ransom. The total includes $14600 in ransom bills and $120 in gold coins found, with the state noting the figure excludes cash loans. The trial also expected to display the car linked to Hauptmann and rejected defense links to Isador Fisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Chas
A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Isador Fisch
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
William E. Frank
United States
Treasury Department
Thomas W. Trenchard
Frank
David T. Wilentz
Fisch
Markets Await Gold Clause Decision
New York January 21 AP markets held steady awaiting the Supreme Court ruling on the gold clause. Traders showed no clear direction as Washington developments loomed with limited volume. call money at 1 percent and sterling at 4.88 dollars. Grains eased in light trading while cotton firmed on hopeful restrictions and tighter domestic surplus. Bands quiet but steadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Washington
Chicago
Liverpool
Body of Second Victim Found in Still Wreckage
Baltimore January 21 AP police found the body of a second victim in the ruins of a small stone and log house at Lock Raven. He was a man about 25 badly burned behind a large boiler after debris was cleared from the room. Ralph Osborne also died in the explosion. The report mentions a whiskey distiller blast and ongoing federal airport and field improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lock Raven
Towson
Ralph Osborne
Handwriting expert backs Hauptmann ransom-note author claim
Through Jamies Sellers of Los Angeles, the state presented a comparison showing an authentic Hauptmann signature above a composite signature created from letters cut from the ransom notes. Sellers argued the composite proves Hauptmann authored the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Hauptmann
Jamies Sellers
Los Angeles
Hauptmann
Tanker Valverde Ablaze Off Atlantic Watch
Flames raged aboard the tanker Valverde about 1000 miles east of Florida as a sole nearby vessel could not assist until wireless operators resumed posting. Two warships and four other vessels rushed to aid with the British cruiser Frobisher leading, aiming for midnight arrival. The crew fought to prevent fuel oil cargo ignition while the life boats dwindled and conditions remained tense. Separately, Globe Wireless reported the Japanese freighter Hokuman Maru in distress with a starboard list of 17 degrees and taking on water after departing Vancouver for Osaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valverde
Florida
Frobisher
San Francisco
Globe Wireless
Vancouver
B. C
Osaka
Japan
Miners Die and Dozens Overcome in Pennsylvanian Explosion
In Gilberton Pennsylvania a blast in the Gilbert Colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company trapped miners and released deadly black damp. Two may have died while more than fifty were overcome, many rescuers among them, as officials battled uncertainty over casualties and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilberton
Gilbert Collery
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Pottsville
Japy
Gulherton
Decision In Gold Case Likely Feb. 4
The Supreme Court recessed until February 4 without ruling on the constitutionality of the gold payment suspension legislation. A decision on that date was generally expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
The New Deal In Washington By Rodney Butcher
Washington notes the Democratic push to erase a $500,000 deficit heightening calls for Postmaster General Farley to relinquish dual roles. It also surveys efforts on Washington voting rights, CCC expansion, Forest Service gains, and RFC profits with broader New Deal support in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Butcher
Washington
Democratic Party
Jim Farley
Leither
Democratic National Committee
Farley
New York
Lehmann
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Asp Miny
Congress
Lilcox
Forest Service
Forest Park
RFC
Potiavste
General Farley
Incorporation Papers Filed For Several Maryland Bodies
Certificates of incorporation for the Peoples Liquidating Corporation and three other entities were filed with the State Tax Commission and recorded by the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The Peoples Liquidating Corporation carries a reorganization clause limiting investments to protect asset interests of Central Trust Company depositors. Other filings include Frederick Trading Co, Utica Cemetery Association, and Thurmont Milling and Supply Company amendments and stock actions, with varied capital stocks and resident agents. A meeting of the Frederick County Milk Producers Association is set for next Monday at the YMCA to elect directors and discuss business with about 50 to 60 members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
State Tax Commission
Circuit Court
The
Central Trust Company
Central Trust Company of Maryland
North Market Street
Lsted
W. Clinton McSherry
East Second Street
Frederick Trading Co
Clyde E. Thomas
East South Street
John W
Q. Frank Thomas
George W. McComas
Utica Mills
Harvey E. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Thurmont Milling and Supply Company
Morris V. Bartick
Wiliam H Cover
Thurmont
Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc
Light Street
Baltimore
Corporation Trust, Inc
Malcolm G. Gibbs
Peoples Service Co. Inc
C.J. Piles
Willside Coal Company
Paul Ramsburg
Frederick
Westminster
Frederick County Milk Producers Association
M.C. A
Frederick Oetty Distric Butlers
Albert Mercer
Henry R. Shoeemaker
Bold Chevy Chase hold up leaves two dead in MD
Robbers struck Capital Transit carbarn early today taking $2,500, killing clerk J. M. Mitchell, 58, found in the barn with bullets. Mechanic Emory Smith, beaten, found in Rock Creek Park. Police traced the crime to a deadly struggle around 4 30 a.m. A watchman heard six shots but did not investigate. Detective notes and escape followed as authorities hunted the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Capital Transit Company
J. M. Mitchell
Emory Smith
Jenrly
Rock Creek iPark
Washington
Montgomery County Police Faces Mass Dismissal Rumor
Authorities warn a near complete turnover in the Montgomery County police is imminent with Fusionist majority officials set to fire nearly all officers this week. Only a few veterans may stay as new hires from Fusion ranks fill posts while civic groups urge preserving the force. Linthicum of Rockville resigns to join the Washington Navy Yard as part of the upheaval. Community leaders defend the department’s record in major cases amid the expected shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Police Department
Montgomery County
Board of County Commissioners
Pusion
Montgomery County Civic Federation
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
Train collision with cows near Parson's Cut
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train in Chestertown Maryland collided with a herd of cows crossing the tracks at Parson's Cut. One cow was killed and several were injured in the crash reported January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thain Wits
Chestertown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parson's Cut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lty
Board of Directors
Dwight Morrow
Constance Morrow
Washington, D.C
Smith College
Court
Religious Education Council
Clergymen's Organization To
Bruno
U. S
Brownsville
John S. Bowlus
du Laney
Clarksburg
H. L. Coffman
Airy
J O W. Fisher
T. W. Wood
Nelson
Brown
Shady Grove
Galthersburg
Roy Brooks
Bel Air
State Grange
Austin P. Renn
J. Wilson Lord
Honard County
Albert A. Ady
Rockville
Edward Holter
Middletown
Brighton
Oley
Laberty Grove
Germantown
Woodfield
District of Columbia
Senator Capper
Rock Creek
Karpis
Atlantic City
N. Dg
Mid- West
Massachusetts
Alvin Karpis
Bremer
Harry Campbell
Tonneau
Dolores Delaney
Winona Burdette
Louise Campbell
Tri-State
Philadelphia
Martin Farrell
Edwin D. Gale
Marke McKeever
Robert Mais
Virginia
New Force
Elinor Ebaugh
Muriel Moberly
Margaret Crawther
Florence Neely
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!