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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1935

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Rudy Named Likely Maryland State Motor Vehicle Chief

Baltimore Jan. 27 Walter A Rudy of Mr Airy heads the Republican effort to appoint a successor to the late FE Aus tin Baughman as Maryland State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Governor Harry W Nice weighs abolishing the office and moving duties to the State Roads Commission or a new police supervisor position Rudy among contenders alongside George R Norris George Elerman Nice Wilkerson and others GOP leaders see Rudy as probable choice after discussions with the governor and a recent Annapolis visit

Baltimore Walter A. Rudy Airy Republican State Central Committee Carroll County Austin Baughman Maryland Harry W. Nice Baughman Frederick County Rudy George R. Norris Baltimore County George Elerman Baltimore City Nice Wilkerson Jeader Allegany County Fourth Judicial Circuit State House Airy Merchant Annapolis Nice Office of Commissions of Motor Vehicles State Roads Commission Automobile Department Governor's Office J. E B. Bond Western Maryland Railway Police State Police Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Motor Vehicles

Birds Get Square Meal

Mrs. Stewart Filby of 210 East Fifth Street hung a 10 pound ham to cool on an outside balcony. After an hour she found only a bone remaining, the result of hungry birds that stripped the meat while leaving footprints. The Filbys served spinach for dinner.

Stewart Filby East Fifth Street

Legislature to consider license suspension powers for magistrates

A bill may be introduced in the Legislature to empower magistrates hearing traffic cases to suspend licenses. Colonel Baughman’s term as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles ends in May after serving since 1916, appointed by Gov. Emerson C. Harrington and repeatedly reappointed during Gov. Albert C. Ritchie’s administration.

Colonel Baughman Emerson C. Harrington Albert C. Ritchie

More Flood Damage Fears Sweep Maryland Region

Surging flood waters threaten areas south and east as families evacuate. The Red Cross estimates 70 percent of local livestock destroyed and deaths uncounted. Crowder and Curtis are surrounded. Lambert flooded. peak passing north. Bank directors elected at Western Maryland Trust Company with Cutshall as president. France may commandeer all automobiles for military service.

Marks Misa Ross Red Cross Crowder Curtis Lambert Bank Board Western Maryland Trust Company William B. Cutshall Ernest R. Shriver Willam J. Grove Claude A. Wilt Louis L. Wilson Walter BE. Burall W. Clinton McSherry Cutshall Mr. Shriver Mr. Wilson Elmer Eshelman Albert H. Dean Edith Remsburg Helen Higbee

Hauptmann Faces Extended Cross Examination in Lindbergh Case

Flemington N J Jan 27 Bruno Richard Hauptmann prepares for another cross examination by Attorney General David T Wilentz in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Wilentz vows to break him with relentless questions while Hauptmann studies documents in his cell and remains poised for the onslaught.

Flemington N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann David T. Wilentz Hauptmann Wilentz

Laurel woman admits carrying severed legs in sugar sacks

County Attorney Jack Denvours said Guida Keelon, 30, of Laurel admitted she carried a pair of human legs severed from a white woman and wrapped them in sacks to a weedland lane where a hunter found them a week earlier. He noted no explanation for the act or her source of the legs and said her mother Daisy Keelon has been missing a week.

Laurel Miss Jack Denvours Guida Keelon Otvers Denvours Daisy Keelon

Lenten Gospel Guides Issued for Lent Devotions

The Gospel Guides for the Lenten period were written by Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver of the Evangelical Lutheran Church and issued by the church publishing house in Philadelphia. The guides cover Ash Wednesday March 6 through Easter Sunday April 21 and are used by the church in daily Lent devotions.

United Lutheran Church Amos John Traver Evangelical Lutheran Church Church Publishing House Philadelphia

Nineteen Oystermen Rescued by Cutter Apache

Nineteen oystermen stranded in ice were rescued by the Coast Guard Cutter Apache near Dahlgren and headed to Tangier Island homes. Nine boats remained trapped in Upper Machado Creek as crews cleared sea routes. Crayonsville and Chestertown reports note ongoing snow disruption and limited highway access on the Eastern Shore.

Baltimore Potomac River Dehigren Coast Guard Apache Dahlgren Tangier Island Coast Chestertown Massey Warwick Cecil County

Jay Gould Dead in Margaretville at 45

Jay Gould grandson of the railroad builder and noted court tennis player died in a Margaretville hospital from a hemorrhage tied to several illnesses. He had been ill for months but his condition worsened late Friday.

Jay Gould Margaretville N. Y Day Gould

Kaiser Wilhelm II Celebrates 76th Birthday at Doorn Manor

On a snowy midwinter evening at Doorn Manor in The Netherlands the German Emperor Wilhelm II hosted a small dinner for his children and grandchildren and a few guests to mark his 76th birthday. He appeared in good health and socialized warmly, drinking a single glass of wine after the meal.

Doorn Netherlands Wilhelm II Germany Doorn Manor

Faces New Fight Over $4.88 Billion Relief Bill

Washington January 27 Opposition to President Roosevelt relief program totaling 4.88 billion dollars grows in the Senate with Democrats and Republicans seeking to strike from the measure the authority to grant aid to individuals. Western Republicans and Democrats push for larger funds for public works including highway construction and public buildings.

Washington Roosevelt Senate

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