Independent Hose Company Holds Annual Meet and Banquet
The Independent Hose Company held its annual meeting Friday in the Engine House, electing officers for the coming year and approving business. A ban quet followed at Evangelical Lutheran church with over 200 attendees. Dr A A Radcliff presided as toastmaster. Noble Rushe of Hyattsville urged support for volunteer firemen and state funding, and praised auxiliaries. He called for Maryland fire college involvement and noted state allocations to forestry and fire services.
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Independent Hose Company
Evangelical Tutheran Church
A. A. Radcliff
Noble Rushe
Hayttsville
State Firemen’s Association
Baltimore
Rushe
State Firemen's Association
State Forestry Department
Forestry Department
Fire College
University of Maryland
John G. Traver
William Shipley
Junior Fire Company
Robert A. Bennett
United Wire Company
W. Bartgis Storm
United Fire Company
William M. Storm
Citizens Truck Company
Charles T. Butcher
Jesse W. Kolb
Board of
Aldermen
F. Lester Smith
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Elmer F. Munshower
Louis L. Wilson
Amos John Traver
Dudley Page
Lutheran Church
Hoss Company
Thomas A. Shapline
A. A. Radc
Doc" Cramer
Rudolph Crouse
Irving Plunkett
Albert Hootie
Brachey
George Lantz
Robert Rumpf
Benjamin “Bud” Adams
Walter Baker
Charles M. Cramer
Joan Favorite
Charles M. Gilbert
George McCracken
Gerald Moberly
Perry Orndorff
Mehra Anglebower
Roy Zimmerman
Frank H. Hedges
Amos J. Traver
Dr. Radcliff
William D. Zimmerman
Howard M. Albaugh
Calvin Shaw
Foreman Carmack
Allen Kline
Traver
Dudley #age
Cite Nens Truck Compa
Noble Mtuzhe
Hyattsville
Maryland State Firemen’s Associa
Sinking of Ward Liner Mohawk Claims 32 Lives Off New Jersey
The Mohawk collision with the Norwegian freighter Talisman off Sea Girl caused at least 32 deaths with 15 feared missing. Eight passengers identified, one victim Earl R. Barr died later aboard a rescue ship. Bodies were recovered by vessels, planes, and the Navy Blimp K-1 and sent to Bellevue morgue. An inquiry opens at the Customs House to determine cause and accountability. Senator Wagner calls for Senate investigation into ship disasters as officials depart for on-site inquiry.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Bellevue Morgue
Earl R. Barr
Philadelphia
Westmont
N. J
Talisman
U. S. Steamship Inspection Service
Customs House
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Senate
Joseph B. Weaver
Commerce Department
Steamboat Inspection Service
Wagner
Senate Commerce Committee
Morro Castle
Phoebus to seek roads investigation in Maryland Assembly
State Senator Harry T. Phoebus announced a formal demand for an investigation into Maryland state road conditions, citing the recent snowstorm. He plans to raise the issue on a point of personal privilege in the General Assembly next Tuesday night after traveling from Annapolis to his Somerset County home and spending the prior night in Baltimore.
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Princess Anne
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset County
General Assembly
Sen
Phoebus
Annapolis
Baltimore
Meeting Notes Reveal Ballots Cast From Membership Total
During the session it was noted that 225 of 296 voting members cast ballots. The discussion touched on parchment making from sheep skins in England, referencing methods used over a millennium ago.
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Tion
England
Baltimore Attorney General Advises Against Marriage License
Attorney General Herbert R. OConor advised Elkton clerk Walter Buck not to issue a marriage license to Violet Hilton of the Siamese twins and Maurice Lambert as a matter of public policy. Hilton and the troupe left Elkton for Savannah, with Lambert planning to join later. The note closes with a proverb about a man and his anger.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Violet Hilton
Maurice Lambert
Elkton
Maryland
Walter Buck
Violet
Lambert
O’conor
Hilton Sisters
Savannah
Relief worker slayings spark raid at Chicago relief station
In Chicago a crippled youth and his mother killed a relief worker and wounded three others at a West Chicago Avenue relief station before shooting themselves. Miss Alice Erwin, a 22 year old case worker, died from a gunshot in the Arden home where the pair later killed themselves.
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Chicago
BR. W Arden
Chicago Avenue
Arden
Alice
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