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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1937

Page

3

Profit shown in year by hotel

The Frederick Hotel Company annual stockholders meeting at the France Scott Key hotel heard reports on 1936 finances. Gross revenue near 50,000 with about 12,000 in operating expenses left roughly 1,200 after fixed charges. January 1936 showed profits up about 25 percent from January 1935, despite floods and bridge delays. Directors for the coming year were elected from the existing board.

Frederick Hotel Company France Scott Key James Ho Gambrulh de Garabrill Rob't E. Delaplaine Parsons Newman C. Walter Kleist John A Shires Frank M. Dertzbaugh James H. Cramer Wolmes D Baler Baker Gambrill Francis Scott Key Anjerity AL Webb Nicodemus Parsona Newman Trank MM Dettebatush Joseph W. Apple Holmes D Baker G. Mantes Besant Hammond iClary James H Cramer Rob't E. Irn Laplaine Crank Deatebaugh Lewis HR. Dertzbaugh James H. Gamball R. Ames Wendrickson Sam W. Maples Col D. J. Markey Charles McC. Mathias Paul I. Payne

Prayer Call Echoes in Iowa Legislature Opening

In Carroll Iowa on January 25 Rev Claude R Cook recalled Arch A McFarland then Speaker of the House telling him to look the House over and pray for the State as the Town legislative session set to open February 14. The note highlights faith and state service in a brief historic recollection.

Carroll Iowa Claude R Cook Arch A. McFarland Cook

Brief Glimpses Of City's Policemen Nat Vrank BK

Dorsey is spending his first term on the force and likes the work. Dorsey, who is 28 years old, is a native of Mr Airy. He has dived on Frederick for the past 27 years. His father and mother, Mr. and Mrs Albert Dorsey, also reside in the city. He remembered his five children and resides at 105 West Fourth Street. For years prior to the Anne he became a policeman, Odeer Dorsey was engaged on the tank bus and bus he pounds on night beat.

Richman Sets Sights On Substratosphere Flight

Miami Beach, Jan 25 Warry Rachman announced plans to attempt a new distance record next summer with a two motor plane costing about 1,000,000 equipped to fly in the substratosphere. The craft, designed to cruise at 300 miles an hour, would aim to reach Buenos Aires about twenty five hours after takeoff from Floyd Bennett Field. The ship will carry tennis balls in its wings to float if forced down, mirroring the Merrill Richman Atlantic flight.

Miami Beach Fla Warry Rachman New York Huenos Aires Buenos Aires Floyd Bennett Field Richman Dick Merrill Atlantic

Flood Relief Drive Seeks $500 From Ten Donors

Ten donors were asked to contribute a total of 500 dollars for flood relief relief funds. The appeal targets community support and outlines a plan to distribute aid to affected areas.

Red Cross Urges Flood Relief Upbeat Appeal

Admiral Cary T. Grayson, chairman of the American Red Cross, calls the county to double the flood relief quota from 800 and push well past 1600. He notes rising needs along the Ohio and Mississippi as hundreds of rescue workers and nurses fight the epidemic, with food medical supplies and clothing rushing in by train truck and boat. Early contributions come from Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker and Mrs L Victor.

Cary T. Grayson American Red Cross Ohio Mississippi Grayson Red Cross J Joseph D. Baker L. Victor

Contractors Will Secure Maryland Tags

Police Court sentences highlight drivers ordered to display Maryland plates for their Virginia tagged vehicles. DeLashmutt Brothers of Arlington received a suspended sentence plus costs after promising compliance by Friday noon. Two other drivers, Chester Simmons and Frateds Wagner Simmons, faced minor penalties for mistagged vehicles. Wagner received a suspended fine. Additional cases included Merrit Gross charged with assault dismissed after a spanking claim, and Wilbur Corel held pending employer contact on concealed weapons and impersonation charges.

Wagner Simmons Wagner Asc Hie DeLashmutt Brothers Patrick M Schnawler Maryland Merrit Gross South Market Street Miss Mar Garet Hamsburg Ramoburg Sail Gross Gross Justice Bowlus Caeaupan Guy Anders Wilbur Corel Rocky Springs Corell Corel Alfen Bartgiys Oficer Frank Dorsey David Roberts West South Street

Convention Attendance Notes for Monocacy Valley Canning Co Leader

Charles W. Ross of the Monocacy Valley Canning Co is in Chicago attending the National Canners Association annual convention in session this week. The event gathers industry leaders to discuss canning sector developments and standards.

Charles W. Ross Monocacy Valley Canning Co Isn Chicago National Canners Association

Community fundraising push notes early donor list

The report lists Baughman, Mr and Mrs WH Baker, Gordon Strong and many others as donors. A first $500 check was sent Monday night by A Le Roy Mee Cardell, treasurer, marking inaugural contributions to the campaign.

Taxes Proposed in Governor Budget for State Revenue Increases

The governor outlines new levies including a two cent per gallon tax on gasoline and lubricating oil, a $5 million gambling tax, a $1.1 million tax on betting, and a $100,000 capitation for packaging, with funds to restore teacher salaries, bolster police teletypes, and support state services while reallocating proceeds to general funds.

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Estate valued $2,600,000 above initial estimates

Baltimore on January 25 Henry Barton Jacobs’s estate, died October 20, totals show personal estate at $578,199 more than earlier estimates with residuary bequests and annuity provisions. The will directed $100,000 yearly to the husband, Dr Henry Terton Jacobs, and proposed broader allocations to heirs and charities under specified conditions.

Baltimore Henry Barton Jacobs Jacobs Henry Terton Jacobs Hobert Garrett Petal

Tax currency garbles distort historic fiscal notes

Fragmented OCR text outlines various fiscal levies and taxes but is largely unreadable. It mentions cigar tax, state tax, bank check tax, newspaper sales tax, duties on newspapers, and a 10 percent tax on radio equipment with unclear amounts and context. The garbled lines prevent a clear summary of specific actions or dates.

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Fragmented notice on bladder irritation and drug store names

Fragmented OCR reads like a medical or advert notice mentioning bladder irritation and a list of drug stores and pharmacies. It references brands or suspects without clear context and includes scattered proper nouns such as Juniper Metis and Vearre's Modern Pharmacy.

Michele Servirs Vearre

Nice Budget Boost for Maryland State School for the Deaf

Governor Nice proposed a two year appropriation of 10084 for the Maryland State School for the Deaf beginning October 1, with the two year budget ending September 10 totaling 144663. The plan increases funding by 22420 over prior levels and includes requests for salaries maintenance and a new sewerage system and other repairs, pending supplemental funds.

Harry W. Nice Maryland State School For the Deaf

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