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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1935

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2

Two Gangsters Shoot Way Out Of Atlantic City Hotel

Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell escaped a hotel room siege in Atlantic City firing on officers as they fled with two women. Karpis was shot in the leg, Dolores Delaney and Winona Burdette were detained, and a Florida tip led authorities toward further questioning of a man nicknamed Duke in connection with the Public Enemy No. 1 hunt.

Associated Press Atlantic City N. J Alvin Karpis Middle West Harry Campbell Camden Leg Karpis Dolores Delaney Louise Graham Delaney Winona Burdette Louis Campbell Fugi Tives Florida Department of Justice Miami Frs Duke Albert Karpis

Gordy Takes Oath for Maryland Comptroller Post

Annapolis Maryland January 20 William Gordy Jr will take the oath of office for a second term as state comptroller and begin a four year tenure aiming to extend his record as Maryland fiscal officer. He will surpass the prior record by Governor Albert C Ritchie by 24 months. A separate North Dakota report outlines a detailed plan to impeach Governor Moodin and seek immediate suspension from office.

Annapolis William Gordy, Jr Gordy Maryland Albert C. Ritchie Bismarck N. C Thomas H. Moodin North Dakota House

Nice denies specific tax plan amid Maryland debate

Annapolis Md Jan 20 Gov Harry W Nice formally denied presenting a definite tax program to the General Assembly and said the proposed bills to raise part of 30 million dollars for the next 32 months were merely guides. He argued the measures were suggestions, not commitments, as lawmakers return to assess potential retroactive income tax and other revenue ideas.

Annapolis Harry W. Nice Nice Maryland General Assembly State House Harry L. Hopkins Washington Boeing State Tax Commission

Stolen Chevrolet Coach Belonging to Guy Kelly

Police received a Sunday night report that a blue Chevrolet coach owned by Guy Kelly of 73 Yrall Avenue was stolen from in front of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church at West Second and Bentz streets around 8 30 o'clock. City police and state police were alerted to watch for the vehicle.

Guy Kelly Yrall Avenue Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church West Second Bentz Streets

Roosevelt Wants Garner for 1936 Ticket

Washington reports the president desires Vice President Garner as his running mate for the 1936 election. The development ends talk of liberal Democrats proposing replacements such as Ickes or Wallace and clarifies the administration’s stance amid several prospective candidates. The decision confirms Garner as Roosevelt’s likely partner despite lingering speculation.

Washington Roosevelt Garner Ickes Wallace

British speed king to chase new mile record

New York January 20 Sir Malcolm Campach famed British speed merchant and current world mile record holder plans another try to establish a new speed mark between February and 25 in his reb with Blue Subscribe for The News.

New York Malcolm Campach

Montgomery board seeks state wide election law reforms

The Montgomery County Election Supervisors proposed a permanent voter registration system and other changes to Maryland election laws. They urge eliminating the two major barriers to registration, allowing new voters to register on any day before election officials, and pushing for a comprehensive study of the election setup to reduce red tape. The plan envisions a locked loose leaf filing system, duplicate precinct files, and statewide uniform implementation by 1037.

Rockville Harry W. Nice Board of Montgomery County Election Supervisors Maryland General Assembly Gov. Nice

Several Minor Arrests Reported Over Weekend

Over the past weekend several minor arrests were recorded and hearings set for today. Ralph Lewis and William Rogers, transients, were jailed on indecent exposure charges and scheduled for a hearings tonight. Frank Alexander of this city was arrested for drunkenness and held for a hearing. Pat O'Brien faces another hearing tonight on a vagrancy charge and remains jailed after arrest by Constable Guy Anders and Officer Phobus. Curtis Powell of Thurmont was arrested by Sheriff Hiltner and held for Baltimore authorities on forgery charges.

Ralph Lewis William Rogers Ben Phebus Frank Dorsey Frank Alexander Roy M. Hiltner Pat O'Brien Guy Anders Phobus Curtis Powell Thurmont Hiltner Baltimore

READY FOR INVASION Kalgan border troops ready to strike

A Chahar government spokesman announced 4,000 Japanese and Manchukuoan troops were concentrated on the western Jehol border poised to invade Kalgan territory.

Kalgan Chahar Province China Chahar Jehol

William F Persons Leads National Re-Employment Service

William F Persons, an Iowan, heads the National Re Employment Service and is set to play a vital role in a massive public works program. His position will be one of the largest in the nation under the work revival plan and will guide millions of Americans through recovery efforts.

William F. Persons Iowan National Re-Employment Service

Central advisory group formed for Montgomery Welfare Board

Rockville Md Jan 20 Miss Dorothy A Everson announces appointment of a central advisory committee to assist the Montgomery County Welfare Board in solving unemployment problems. Members include Mrs. Robert Allnutt Dawsonville Mrs R E Vierling Colesville Mrs R B Locker Bethesda John Smilie Bethesda G R Gray Poolesville Fred Lutes Silver Spring Lawrence R Smoot Kensington The panel will meet with the welfare board to explain its functions and help address December relief figures showing 657 residents aided with work direct or cash relief, up 90 cases.

Rockville Montgomery County Welfare Board Dorothy A. Everson League Robert Allnutt Dawsonville R. E. Vierling Colesville R. B. Locker Bethesda John Smilie G. R. Gray Poolesville Fred Lutes Siiver Spring Lawrence R. Smoot Kensington

Hauptmann Defense Claims Witness Intimidation

New York reporters relay that defense chief Edward J. Reilly alleges attempts to intimidate key witnesses in the Hauptmann trial. He cites a male defense witness receiving threats to his family and says two motorists were directed to the Lindbergh estate on the kidnapping day. Reilly plans further witnesses and handwriting experts to counter ransom-note testimony.

New York Bruno Richard Hauptmann Edward J. Reilly Flemington Reilly Lindbergh Estate Hauptmann Hopewell Brooklyn Isador Fisch Fisch Germany

Alumni to Meet at Middletown High School Event

The Middletown High School Alumni Association holds its winter meeting in the high school auditorium Friday evening January 25 at 8 o'clock. Virgil W. Doub presides with officer elections and reports on past activities. Cards and dancing will follow the business session.

Middletown High School Alumni Association Virgil W. Doub

Catoctin Country Club Names Year's Officers

R E Town was elected president of the Catoctin Country Club for the coming year at the directors meeting after the stockholders annual meeting. He succeeds Robert L Warfield. Other officers elected were William B Leichert vice president Francis Perrott secretary and Robert D Osburn treasurer. Four directors for three year terms were chosen Town Warfield A Hart Etchison and John S Hershey. The treasurer Osburn reported strong finances with a balance after obligations. Town plans several events this winter season at the club west of Frederick. An oyster feed buffet supper and dance followed the meetings with about 150 attendees and music by Joseph Stephens orchestra.

R. E. Town Catoctin Country Club Town Robert L. Warfield William B. Leichert Francis Perrott Robert D. Osburn Mr. Town Warfield A. Hart Etchison John S. Hershey Lebherz Mr. Osburn Perrott James A. Long Frederick W. Harnwell Harry J., Lebherz Thomas B. Hayward Sam W. Maples Osburn Frederick Joseph Stephens

German child psychologist favors punishment through hard puzzles

A renowned German child psychologist argues that children should be punished by giving them a difficult problem to solve. He notes that forced work on a puzzle unsuits children less than playfully presented challenges.

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