Man Found Dead In Bed In Frederick Home
State inquiry concludes life ended by natural causes after John Dennis found his father Mr Dennis dead in bed at 27 East 5th Street Frederick. Authorities ordered stomach contents examined. no additional cause found. Survived by wife Jeannette and four children. funeral planned Sunday afternoon with burial later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Gilbert Dennis
emstate
ML J. Grove Limes Co
Easy Fifth street
John
Mrr. Dean's
B. O. Thomas
Dennis
Joan
Afr
Alton
Hagerstown
Frederick
First Christian church
Jeannette Weddie Dennis
John P
Edgar G
Mildred E
Russell F
John FP. Dennis
George P
Cherrydale
Ve. Clyer
Inquisitions and Costs Reported for County
The report shows yearly inquisitions costing the county 502 dollars for the year ending and 505 dollars previously. Coroner fees of 5 dollars plus an additional 5 dollars for physicians in sudden deaths are noted. The total exceeded the approved 50 dollar advance by 2 dollars.
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exick courcy
Wily i
Bowers
tee Guy x. Moe
John FL
Howard Marvin
Howard Marvin dones
Jussi amy
Henry Stokes
Cass
Enguatsé
wee Dass
Lining of Elm Street Gutter Brings Road Work to Area
A force began the lining of a concrete curb on Elm Street between Wee Street and Park Avenue. The project involves trench work and street repairs to improve drainage and traffic flow on a busy city block.
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Elm street
Wee, Fifth stree
Park avenue
Weather Summary for January Month and Tomorrow
Readable weather notes indicate normal January precipitation around 2.20 inches with actual totals near 2.89 inches. Highs and lows described as variable with a forecast low around 33 degrees. Sunset listed at about 5 22 p m. Moonrise and moonset times provided for tomorrow.
Transients at Frederick Center Discuss Future Plans
State and local officials discuss care for about 100 transients at Frederick Transient Center with Frank Liddle directing, as four centers in Maryland each house roughly 100 people. Camps near Frederick consider future sites, while work programs and housing arrangements progress under state relief authority.
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Frederick
Frank Liddle
North Court street
Herbert Ss. Green
Hagerstomm
sxte
handlin t
n Marviend
Barry Greenstein
Sxte Relief
Morris Lewis
State Relief Administration
Mr. Liddle
trensiens
Brunsmick
Heaserstoan
Cumberland
State Board of Foresty
Conmderazion
Allegany
Washingon
Harford
Tsei iprmg Tren
West
Patrick street
Clac Rogers
Telabie transient
ocal Salvation Army
sansient
buwear
Idéie
W. Schroeder
Shemy
Bramswick
Prederick Co
Broutswick
ad- Shermy
Sue Deck
wil te
cal center
Curly Byrd Testifies in Maryland Construction Suit
A Prince Georges County case centers on College Park Corporation and a lumber dealer George M Bowen alleging breach of contract over two thousand dollars plus interest for lumber and plans for houses in 1929. Cary Byrd then University of Maryland athletics director testified for himself and the College Park firm denies a formal contract existed. Judge Arthur D Willard presides as Bowen is represented by Wheatley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park Corporation
Colege Park
Clicuis
HOD
watch HL Co
Cary” Byrd
University of Maryland
Mir Byrd
Prince Georges courty
George M Bowen
Air. Hower
Bowen
Colege Park Corporation
Walter C. Johnser
t the lumber company
Heid
Byrd
Arthur D. Willard
BH. Winship Wheatley
H. Cc. Smithson
Weie Byrd
T. Howard Duckett
C. C. Marcary
Alton ¥. Beores
Max Springer Arrested by Chambersburg Police
Max Springer 35 of Baltimore is jailed in Chambersburg Pa after police say he was caught in the act of breaking and entering a local premises. Frederick records were sent to local authorities as more charges are prepared. Witnesses identified Springer at a preliminary hearing and Joseph Nordel of Baltimore is linked as an alleged accomplice.
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Max Springer
Frederick polce
Chamberspurg
Springer
Frederick
Willam F. Steiner
Polce
Sprager
Isaac y
West Pacick
Joseph Nordel
Baltimore
Chile
Religious Education Meet Led by Reformed Church Leaders
A religious education meeting on Reform and prayer was conducted by Rev De Henri L. G. Kiefer representing the Board of Christian Education of the Reformed Church Philadelphia. Rev Fred D Wentzel directed leadership training, with Leslie N. Coblentz from Middletown and Rev Ralph E. Hartman serving as church prior.
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De. Henri L. G. Kiefer
cy. Ad
Board of Christian Education of
the Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Fred D Wentzel
the
Reformed church
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown
Ralph E. Hartman
New Deal Figures and Dated Political Chats Recap
Washington chatter recalls Jesse Jones and other New Deal era figures, noting Roosevelt aides, Shaver, and Danbury era loyalists. Mentions Mary Ross, Davis, and Lisps, with anecdotes on attire and roles. includes social details from a 1930s Washington scene and a European visitor.
CWA Week Totals Show 693 Workers Paid
In week 693 workers were paid 9244.46 on Civil Works Administration and Works Service federal projects. Total paid statewide reached 528537.45 with districts including Anne Arundel Harford Carroll Montgomery and Washington among those employing workers.
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Greenstein
Anne Arundelaries
Harford
Carrol
Antecoun
Howard
Montgom
Washington
Navy treaty bill to lift air power in coming floor vote
The House faces a treaty navy bill as Rules Committee pushes for early consideration. Navy officials urge expanding aircraft from 1,000 to 1,660 and ultimately 2,100 planes to match a growing fleet, arguing airplanes are essential alongside guns and ammunition. Admiral Standley cites immediate needs and notes the measure awaits budget director and presidential approval.
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Wham H. Standley
mayval
rayal
Standley
Nazi Department
Husband in Police Court Faints at Wife Murder Charge
Baltimore January 25 AP. Informed in Police Court that his wife was dead and that he was charged with her murder. Joan Anderson 35 fainted and was carted from the courtroom after allegedly admitting firing the fatal shot. Police say he found another man with his wife upon returning home. Magistrate Thomas F ONeill noted the charge as assaulting and shooting causing death.
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Baltimore
Joan Anderson
Thomas F. O'Neill
Hilda Anderson
Israel
Riber- Bom
Three Held After Lynching Mob in Hazard Kentucky
In Hazard Kentucky authorities questioned suspects after a mob of 158 to 250 men seized a 20 year old Black woman, forcibly took her from town, and hanged Rex Scott from a beech tree amid about 100 shots. Three men Pete Carroll Lee Son and Andy Workman were arrested on murder warrants with a fourth held for questioning.
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Hazard
Scott
Pete
Carroll
Lee Son
Andy Workman
A. M. Gross
James Co
Hearing Soon on Charges in Warren Case
The report notes charges against Stam baugh in a Warren case. Police officials from the state are involved as the hearing approaches, with additional details pending in the district court.
Next Week to Call Three More Exams in Murder Probe
In a Baltimore Towson area meeting today and Friday, officials discuss school matters as part of a broader probe. Grand jury testimony continues with three additional witnesses from Marion Station linked to the case and another witness, James Jones, held on related charges.
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boards of education
Baltimore
Towson
Baltom
Robert S. Corendeni
Frederick High School
Gorden
Brunswick
thaveg deglaed
Princess Anne
grand jury
Margaret Brumbley
smcore
Brumbier
County
offcia
Jones
grand
home
Mar
ETO
mal
Sam Jones
Income Tax Revision Aims for 36 Million Revenue
The article notes Ways and Means push to set a four percent tax rate, targeting a gross 36 million dollars. It mentions local tax discussions and impacts on communities, with scattered references to individuals and places in the area.
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Wishottios
U S Industrial Mobilization Plans Revealed
Assistant Secretary Harry Woodring outlined War Department plans for industrial mobilization in case of war. He said 15,000 plants have been surveyed to specify items they would furnish, part of a broader effort to prevent profiteering and chaos at the start of any conflict.
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Department
Harry
Woodring
Roosevelt
Army
Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense
Capitol Hill
navy
Congress
McSwain
House Military Committee
Rules Committee
War Department
United States
Prominent Families Targeted by Kidnap Letters in Philadelphia
Federal agents pursue writers after 15 Philadelphia families received threatening four letter notes over two months. George Harrier of the Justice Department reports two letters share handwriting. jokes are suspected but tied to a prior Vineland case where a clerk got five years for a similar threat.
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Philadelphia
George Harrier
Bureau of Investigation of the
Departent of Justice
Harvey
sid B Harvey
Alpers Goldstein
Vineland, N. J
Lindbergh Kidnap Bill Witness Speaks On Fear
A report from Washing ton on January 25 cites a witness who says the Lindbergh kidnapping case has spurred a legislative bill. The witness and backers argue the proposed measure reflects public terror and the psychology of kidnappers and victims.
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TOLONTAL
wees
Snyder
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