State hospital employes run afoul of law
Three Spring Grove Hospital workers, after an early morning drinking party, faced legal trouble when the driver Thomas R. Cox refused to heed a警察 warning and drunken driving charges were filed. A companion was jailed, and the third occupant avoided charges. Bond set at $1,000 for another motor vehicle case tied to a fatal collision near Mount St Marys. other accidents nearby involved two-car and single-vehicle crashes with minor injuries and no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove Hospital
Catonsville
James Marks
Thomas R. Cox
Marks
East Patrick Street
Cox
Attormey Sherman P. Bowers
Gusteve FL Meyers
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Emmitsburg
Cecelia Malfoy
Mount St Mary's
Elwood S. Berry
Mount St Mary’s College
Malloy
Meyers
R. F. Lewis
Denver J. Shook
J. Raymond Walsh
Wisconsin
George H. Bussard
Thurmont
Bussard
Oalsh
Pike
Howard Bussard
Louie Eyler
Catoctin Furnace
Myrtle Eyler
Lewistown
Frederick County
Peoples Court
Walsh
Woodsboro
Kenneth Eichelberger
Nollinton Fogle
Fogie
Eichelberger
Gunnoli
Janes
Lodge Officers Installed at Tyrian Lodge No 205
Tyrian Lodge No 205 A F and A Masons in Immitsburg installed officers during the regular communication on Thursday night. Officers include Worshipful Master Brian S Stull Senior Warden MF Shuf Jr Junior Warden Charles L Sharrer Secretary Frank W Weant Treasurer J W Houser Tiler C C Springer Senior Deacon B David Martin Junior Deacon James L Nester Senior Steward Adrian A Martin Junior Steward Henry H Springer. Installation conducted by Arthur Doll Assistant Grand Lecturer of Frederick James H Fets acted as marshal. A chicken dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrian Lodge No. 205
Adrian A. Martin
Henry H. Springer
Arthur Doll
Frederick
James H. Fets
Couple Divorced Re marry in Cumberland City
Georgia Pownall and James Pownall of Cumberland sought remarriage at Calvary Episcopal church. After divorce in 1934 they revealed their prior marriage, both still using the Pownall name, and asked pastor Rev. Dr. Ben Amin W. Meeks to officiate. He cautioned the couple as the ring of their first union was used. Mr Pownall, 41, is a yard foreman for the railroad. Mrs. Pownall, 34, held not specified occupation.
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Georgia Pownall
James Pownall
Cumberland
Benamin W. Meeks
Calvary Mew Episcopal Church
Ta Ety
Pownall
Meeks
Frederick winter holds steady as 12-degree low ties record
The overnight low of 12 degrees ties the December 1 mark and matches last winter’s low set December 1, 1936. Fredericktonians recall notable cold snaps but this day passes with modest moderation. The city avoids a new record and awaits warmer readings as the storm shifts.
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Frederic
Fight on Front in Spain Rages With Mass Assaults
In Hendare France on January 28 AP reports forty thousand government and insurgent troops clashing along a five mile eastern front. Government charges threaten to cut the Singra to Torre La Carcel supply axis while Franco forces defend the Caramocha Teruel highway. Insurgent dispatches claim North American volunteers among those captured in the assault, with about 300 prisoners taken.
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Hendare
France
Singra
Torre la Carcel
Teruel
Franco
Caramocha-Teruel
Rearmament message fails to lift market on Jan 28
New York stocks opened higher but soon backtracked after the Presidents rearmament message. Early advances of about two points turned to losses, with volume shrinking near midday. Brokers said the 20 percent navy program increase was below some expectations and sterling rose to 3.045 dollars.
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New York
Associated Press
Honeymoon Bridge
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
Sixmile
Paris
Ark
Nordvard
Baltimore
Allegany River
Kittanning
Winster
Pennsylvania
Student Missing From University of Maryland Medical School
Baltimore authorities disclosed the disappearance of Thomas B. Gray a 24 year old third year student at the University of Maryland Medical School and son of Murphy North Carolina mayor J S Gray. Relatives were en route to aid in the investigation after a seven day search. Gray reportedly left his room after a date Friday night and has not been seen since. Authorities fear overwork and exam stress may have contributed to amnesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas B. Gray
University of Maryland Medical School
J. 5. Gray
Murphy
North Carolina
Thomas L. Wormsley
Wormsley
Gray
Roosevelt asks Congress for stronger navy and army
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize extensive defense spending to bolster national security. The plan calls for a 20 percent Navy buildup, two more battleships and two cruisers in 1838, and about 29 million dollars in the coming fiscal year for long-range armaments and anti-aircraft weapons for the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Conress
Navy
Congress
Police Captain Linked With Other Bombings in Probe
Los Angeles January 28 AP acting Police Captain Earle Kynette faces 315000 bond on attempted murder charges in the Harry Raymond bombing. District Attorney Baron Fitts says evidence may link him to other bombings. He notes witness tampering and threats, while noting Raymond’s Civic Investigating Committee ties and recent bombings include Clifford Clinton’s home and Linden Foster’s apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Earle Kynettte
Harry Raymond
Baron Fitts
Kymelle
Fitis
Raymond
Citizens Independent Vice Investigating Committee
Clifford Clinton
Linden Foster
Japan's Crown Prince Tsugu Reaches Youthful Milestone
Japan's Crown Prince Tsugu, now four years old, is rapidly growing under the weight of national duties. As the country lauds imperial lineage regarded as divine, his welfare becomes a matter of state concern amid Japan's expanding ventures in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Junior Auxiliary At Annual Banquet
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Junior Fire Company held its annual banquet at Hotel Frederick with Miss Margaret Hartman presiding. She received a gold mesh evening bag from Mrs. Charles Houck, Sr., and a rose bouquet. remarks followed from several guests as the group moved to Junior Hall for a dance with Bob Inia and his orchestra.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hotel Frederick
Margaret Hartman
Miss Hartman
Charles Houck
Houck
Mebers
G. William Shipley
Francis B. Sappington
James Fletcher
Bob Inia
Shinley
Fletcher
Sappington
Tise Blargar
Irene Smith
Russell Esterly
Sam Eppley
Herbert Eppiey
Carl Easterly
John Blumenauer
Harry Tinney
Kenneth Stull
Lewis Engle
Elizabeth Green
Margaret Murphy
Kathrine Garrett
Emma Sundergill
Catherine Fritz
Rase Joy
Mabel Gei
Ruth Morgan
Rovert Weddle
Charles Weddle
Eee Relea Base
Lola Covell
Myrtle Esterly
Agai Lace
Margaret Ham
Ruth Blumenauer
Swain
Roland
Norman Heitner
Earl Foreman
Sara Marsh
George Lerman
M. Kemp Bentz
Frances Summers
Ernes
Weddle
Raymond Teylor
Daily library sees 100 registrations daily after opening
About 100 adults register each day at the C Burr Artz Library since January 19. Through six days 1599 adults and 119 children registered. Librarian Miss Josephine Etchison notes an increase in children's cards for parent signatures and reports an average daily circulation of 176 for adults and children. A long list of gifts to the library accompanies the report, including several historical and reference works from numerous donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr Artz
Mmore
Josephine Etchison
Frederick County
Williams-McKinsey
Mehrling Holdcrait
Baltimore
Frederick
Williams- McKinsey
Hugh Clark
Maude Waters Dittmar
Mother Goose
Katherine Elwes Thomas
North Point
Fort McHenry
Japanese Ship Is Heavily Protected
San Francisco January 28 AP reports extraordinary coast guard and waterfront police actions on the arrival of the Japanese liner Taiyo Maru. Officials guarded 158 passengers including a goodwill delegation amid unverified bombing fears linked to a prior Seattle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Coastguard
Seattle
Two Die In Apartment Explosion And Blaze Toledo
A January 28 explosion and fire in an apartment building killed a woman and a man. The deceased were R. K. Stewart and Dorothy Schaud. James Bell and Fern Bell were injured, fleeing through apartment windows as flames rose. The blaze followed prior fires at Holy Rosary Church and a hotel, with total losses estimated at $34,000.
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Toledo
R. K. Stewart
Dorothy Schaud
James Bell
Fern
Con Guan
Holy Rosary
Freedom Of Speech And Press Endangered, Senator alleges
Senator Burke of Nebraska told a Senate Judicial Committee that the National Labor Relations Board made several attempts to infringe on freedom of speech and press. The hearing highlighted concerns over government actions impacting constitutional rights and media independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burke
Nebraska
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Strict building code enforcement urged by Montgomery volunteers
Montgomery county volunteers adopted a resolution urging County Commissioners to enforce the building code strictly and require the county building inspector to ensure fire hazard, ore protection, prevention and exposure rules are fully carried out. The plan also recommends creating an electrical and heating inspector office to handle inspections of oil burning devices and tanks for fees. Named authors include Irving W. Johnson and Mark Reid among others. Deeds recorded show Emory L Coblenz property in Middletown sold for about 7000 to Mrs Mary K Cobleniz, and Maria T Hayward executrix sold 83 acres in Indian Springs to Peoples Liquidating Corp for 2700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Irving W. Johnson
Mark Reid
Ralph H. Burdette
Hiram D. Musgrove
Leo Bender
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Mary K. Cobleniz
Bing
Cobleniz
Peppies Liquidating Corporation
Air
Oscar 3. Coblentz
Maria T. Hayward
Thomas B. Hayward
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Indian Springs
Hearing Tonight in Assault Case at Thurmont
A hearing is set before Justice Thurmont tonight on the assault and battery charge Charles Ambrose filed against Edward Davis of the same locality. The alleged October attack had been continued previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justi Thurmont
Charles Ambrose
Thurmont
Edward Davis
President's Birthday Ball Monday Night at State Armory
Tickets for the fifth annual President's Birthday Ball are selling well under committee chairmen led by Charles A. Opel Jr at the State Armory Monday night. Proceeds fund the national infantile paralysis foundation with last year’s Frederick drive totaling 500 dollars plus 100 dollars for crippled children at Camp Catoctin and support for the Kiwanis club. The event begins at 9 with Hagan’s Orchestra. committee members include Ruger R. Rice, Alton Y. Bennett, and Richard Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Opel, Jr
State Armory
Frederick
Catoctin
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Mr. Opel
Francis Perrott
Alton Y. Bennett
Ruger R. Rice
Hagan
Richard Keefer
H. David Hagan
R. DL. Longstreet
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Charles W. Ross
Frederick Elly
Lloyd C. Culler
Herbert 5. Schroeder
B. O. Thomas
William
William “Co Storm Cameron ”. Keane, Wiliam B. Bennett
Roy M. Hilier
Guy K. Motier
Amos A. Holter
Edward M. Akers
Parsons Newman
Michael E. Pue
Francis H. Markell
Isabelle Kunkel Daniell
Edgar H. McBride
Elmer L. Eshleman
Preston Michael
Holden S. Felton
G. Ed Myers
E. Austin James
W. Harry Haller
Charles McC. Mathias
Reno S. Harp
Physicians of
Fredrick City
Kidnapping Case Before Grand Jury At Chicago
The federal government moves toward indicting woodsman John Henry Seadlund for Ross kidnapping after a 27 page statement. District Attorney Michael Igoe to seek grand jury action in Chicago. James Atwood Gray, 19, an alleged accomplice in the case, is to be buried after a body from Spooner, Wisconsin, returns for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Chicago
John Henry Seadlund
Charles S. Ross
Michael L. Igoe
United States Grand Jury
Seadlund
Los Angeles
Gray Providence
James Atwood Gray
Gray
Spooner
Wis
Federal Bureau of Investigation i
Ross
Weather totals and temps for current period
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending at 7a with 1 day totals, plus January to date 1.62 inches. High yesterday 27, high a year ago 33. Low last night 12, low a year ago 24. Sunset today 3.26 pm, sunrise tomorrow 7.21 am. Moon rise tomorrow 5.49 am, moon set tomorrow 3.59 am.
Critical stage reached in war with China
Tokyo reports the war with China has reached a critical stage with War Minister General Sugiyama urging a larger army and warning the conflict may broaden. He noted foreign supplies entering China, said Japan must prepare for a long war, and hinted at a shift to focus beyond China while avoiding specifics. A Shanghai report linked a Russian pilot to Chinese planes, and a U S diplomat incident at Nanking drew Japan’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Sugyama
Japan
Diet
Morgolia
Canton
Indo China
Shanghai
Gettysburg Drops Parking Meter Plan
Gettysburg residents and about 100 businessmen turned a council meeting into a town meeting to oppose central business district parking meters. A show of hands showed roughly two thirds against meters as the Safety Committee leader urged debate. a 90-day trial was proposed with an estimated annual revenue of 313.00.
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Gettysburg
Ray M. Hoffman
Council Chamber
Wilmer Dracha
DY Council Safety Committee
Clyde D. Berger
Hofman
J. Price Oyler
Berger
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Dr. Meeks
Spain
U.S. Congress
Anti
Ice Gorge
Allegany
Federal Weather Bureau
Piltsburg
Iar
Engine House
Manhattan
Big Falls View
George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
Lawrence
Bartlett
Malcolm C. Taylor
Wee Willie Winkie
Kipling
McGrath
Silas Manners
Eliot
Baba
Rinehart
Roger de Coverly
Addison and Steele
Europa
Fox
Lewis Rand
Johnston
Tom Brown
Oxford
Hughes
National Geographies
Thomas H. Haller
Reference Handbook of the Medical Science
Charles F. Goodell
Albert Gallatin Brown
James B. Ranck
Hood College
George Westinghouse
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Anne
Bailey
George M. Gittinger
Jimmy
Wodehouse
George Gittinger
Eastman Kodak Co
William M. Brish
Barleben
Christ
Amos J. Traver
Mark
U. S. At
Tacks
John M. Allison
Nanking
Allison
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