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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1935
Page
8
The Dionne quintuplets at eight months are shown in a new photo series from NEA Service under a contract with the babies’ guardians. The News and The Post will publish exclusive pictures over the next year, so readers should stay subscribed to not miss a single image.
About 100 anti Long supporters armed with shotguns pistols seized the East Baton Rouge courthouse in Baton Rouge Louisiana. They occupied the parish seat of government for hours guarding entrances and admitting only those with proper ID. The organizers remained anonymous amid rumors of state plans to mobilize National Guard forces.
Early reports suggested no action had been taken yet while rumors spread that the seizure targeted Huey P. Long’s opponents. The Square Deal Association of Louisiana, a group vowed to topple Long’s political control, was cited as the catalyst for the alleged plan.
H Noel Haller resigns as secretary-manager of the Chamber of Commerce after almost ten years. The resignation takes effect February 1, with a non remunerative successor to be sought by a committee. At the meeting, officers elected include Jesse W Kolb president Hammond Clary first vice president and treasurer James H Cramer second vice president. A variety of annual reports and future welfare recommendations were discussed.
The seventeenth annual Maryland State Dairymen Association meeting is at the Baltimore Tar Hotel with Henry R. Shumaker as toastmaster. R. Smith Snader presides, a secretary treasurer report given, and RB. Corbett of the U S Department of Agriculture speaks. I W Heaps and Dr Raymond A Pearson offer market observations and talks. J G Watson of the New England Homestead to deliver the humorous main address. Between 509 and 600 attendees expected. dairymen from Frederick and other counties ship 600 700 cows worth milk to Baltimore.
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