Maryland Storm Devastates Region With Deep Snow
Winter blasted Maryland with heavy snow and high winds leaving one dead and roads blocked. Baltimore and Cumberland faced foot-deep snowfall while eastern areas were isolated. Officials urged feeding game birds as conditions worsened and roads remained perilous.
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Cambridge
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Gas poisoning victim aided by quick actions in Frederick
Miss Marie Murphy Grinder, 38, overcome by gas at 31 East Second Street, received emergency inhalator treatment and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Fellow residents and a snow shoveler aided her, with Citizens Truck Company responders continuing treatment until doctors arrived.
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Albert N. McCardell
Citizens Truck Company
Tadatator
Burial of Regina Grinder Kinship Notes: Grinder Family
Firemen reported jets on a stove were open filling rooms with gas. Miss Regina Grinder's estate involved an inherited life interest in a building, interred by Miss Marie Murph Grinder, an adopted daughter of the late Regina Grinder.
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Montgomery county appoints aid supervisor and awards reward
NAMED AID SUPERVISOR Reckville Md Jan 23 The County Commissioners for Montgomery county yoster appointed P Ray Souder of Dama supervisor of county aid to succeed Mrs Walter E Perry of Bethesda He receives 2400 annually plus expenses Mrs Perry earns 2700 including expenses Souder starts February 1 The board accepted Miss Elizabeth Jones resignation as county secretary effective January 31 She moves to the Montgomery County Welfare Board Charles E King nominated John T Williams for assistant county auditor and Rachel C Moxley for courthouse telephone operator but neither nomination passed and actions await next meeting The board approved a 500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the Chevy Chase Lake double murder suspect(s).
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Montgomery County
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P. Ray Souder
Dama
Walter E. Perry
Bethesda
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Souder
Elizabeth ©. Jones
Dickerson
Montgomery
Mary Buffin
Chevy Chase Lake
Davis Hurt in Fall on Ice at St Paul and Twenty seventh
Rev. Dr. W. W. Davis suffered a broken wrist after a fall on the ice last Friday at St. Paul and Twenty seventh in Baltimore. He is general secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance.
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Maryland Gets 1.7 Million Federal Grant for February Relief
Annapolis January 23 The federal government approves a 1.7 million dollar grant for Maryland to cover February relief needs. Gov Nice learns of the funds from Senator Radcliffe who says Hopkins confirms availability. The aid ends the earlier debate on pre February relief funds and gives lawmakers time to study emergency revenue needs. A separate pension bill proposes mandatory annual pensions of 180 dollars to about 14 000 seniors at a total annual cost of 2.52 million with a cost split of one third by local units and two thirds by the state.
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Maryland
Harry W. Nice
U.S
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Harry L. Hopkins
Nice
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Hopkins
Maryland General Assembly
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Senate Finance Committee
General Assembly
Telegraph Offices Aid National Birthday Ball Plan
Western Union offers its telegraph network to the Presidntial Birthday Ball committee. Each donor signs a birthday greeting to be mailed to New York and bound into a large display, with proceeds forwarded to the National Birthday Committee for proper local credit.
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Western Union
New York
Stanley C. Suley
Democratic split over Roosevelt social security and relief plan
Washington faces a bumpy path as Democrats in Congress balk at the administration's social security and work relief proposals. Senator Byrd calls for amending the social security plan to curb federal admin powers, while House members trim authority in the work relief bill. debates on the World Court protocol and calls to split the security bill into four measures intensify the dispute through January 23.
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Senate
United States
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Nebraska
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Sen. McNary
Oregon
Federal aid rules for pensioning seniors stated by official
An official outlined that states must meet new requirements to qualify for federal aid for pensioning citizens over 65. He claimed that, on average, states would need to raise taxes by about 130 percent to comply with the bill’s regulations.
Association Meeting Recaps Plans for Frederick Show
The Serv-U Save-U Association met at 16 East Patrick Street Monday evening. Officers and directors will be elected January 28 at Winchester Hall. A social meeting followed. The Frederick Food and Better Housing Show runs March 11 to 16 at the Armory. The auditor's report was adopted and new advertising plans were approved. The item on bats notes the flying fox has a five foot wingspan.
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Frederick
Armory
Winchester Hall
Ritchie Appointments Cleared After Long Senate Session
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate, after 61 executive sessions, confirmed a long list of recess appointments by former Governor Albert C. Ritchie and others by Governor Harry W. Nice. The chamber doors were locked for 1 hour 20 minutes as committees vetted hundreds of names including the health director Robert H. Riley for a new six year term. Tan Cleaveland, Nice’s nominee for Juvenile Court judge in Baltimore, was approved. The session featured a heated debate over timeliness, with rulings cited but party line votes prevailing.
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Harry W. Nice
Senate
Rober H. Riley
Stat Board of Health
Cleaveland
Nice
Tan Cleaveland
Juvenile Court of
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