County backs reassessment stand at Western Shore meeting
Frederick County Commissioners reaffirm opposition to delaying Maryland property reassessment. A. H. Derr said the county would press for reassessment at the Western Shore County Commissioners Association meeting, with plans for attorneys to attend. The session, led by A. Chas. Stewart, will address road control and state planning impacts amid ongoing Senate debates.
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Maryland
A. H. Derr
Derr
Frederick
Cumberland
Association
Stewart
Court House
Harold E Cobourn
Cecil County
Cobourn
Western Shore Commissioners Association
State Planning Commission
State Roads Commission
Rush to pay Frederick County taxes on final discount day
Taxpayers crowded the Frederick County Treasurer’s office on the last day for a 2 percent discount on county tax bills. The article notes discount rates of 2 percent through July, 1 percent in March, 4 percent in April, with net taxes due in May and June and interest after July 1. State and county rates are listed, and six month payments are allowed only on county taxes. Collections at the halfway point in January were reported as satisfactory.
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Thomas A. Chaplinc
Vos Us
Frederick County
Chapline
Gettysburg Attorney Dies At Age Of 72 In 1929
William Arth McClean, 72, a Gettysburg attorney and publisher, died last night. Senior member of the Adana county bar, he retired from practice two years ago due to illness. He edited the Gettysburg Compiler from 1902 to 1927 and contributed to other periodicals.
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Gettysburg
William Arth McClean
McClean
Adana
Courty Democratic
Hitler Declares End of German War Guilt Stance
Hitler proclaims the Versailles guilt clause ended and Germany will cooperate with humanity while asserting sovereignty over Reich institutions. He renews aims for colony restoration, hints at Portugal talks, and signals no Angola mention. Reichstag extends his dictatorial powers for four more years as Nazidom celebrates. An international radio relay covers the session. A 500 gallon Seagrave engine demonstration is planned for Sunday at 3 PM.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Versailles
Reichstag
Germany
France
Portugal
Angola
der Feuhrer
Hitler
der Fouherer
Atlea
Asia
Sates
Sewer Contract Ends as Last Pipe Is Laid
After Ligon and Ligon completed the final sewer pipe Friday the city will conduct a Monday final inspection with federal and consulting engineers. The ten mile network faced weather delays but is near completion with maintenance and ditch work remaining. nearby contracts progress well as costs and bonds are reviewed.
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Ligon Land Ligon
Trst
Federal City
Tald
Elmer St.c. Max-well
de- Lashmutt Bros
Engstrom
Wynn
City Hall
J. A. Laporte Construction Co, Inc
J. E. Gibbons
New York
Glens Falls
Weather Record Precipitation for January and Temps
Weather record shows none for 24 hours ending today at 6:00 am. January to date 5.65 inches vs normal 3.20. January 1844 precipitation 7.09 inches. Yesterday's high 44, last year's high unknown. Last night low 2. Sun today 4.28 pm, sunrise tomorrow 7.20 pm. Moonrise tomorrow 1.56 pm. Moonset tomorrow 9:28 pm.
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Moon
Sloan Says He Cannot Carry Out Perkins Accord
Alfred P Sloan president of General Motors told Secretary Perkins in Washington he could not carry out the denegative agreement. Reports said he was advised by an attorney not to negotiate until sitdown strikers at Flint plants are ordered elsewhere. Governor Murphy of Michigan may subpoena leaders for a labor department hearing. Nonunion GM workers in Lansing indicated possible return. Meanwhile a west coast maritime strike nears settlement as longshoremen vote on ending the stoppage. A Racine company and rubber workers at Akron move toward peace talks to halt the three months dispute involving 2,500 workers.
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Dacotelal
Perkins
United Automobile Workers of America
Alfred P. Sloan
General Mojors
Aliss Perkins
Washington
New York
Sloan
Flint
Frank Murphy
Michigan
State Department of Labor
San
Birthday Greetings Are Sent To Roosevelt
President Roosevelt turned 50 today as more than 15000 well wishers reported by noon. He appeared in excellent health, proceeding with his duties, and planned a birthday dinner with his longtime aides. He will broadcast a radio address to birthday balls nationwide to help raise funds for infantile paralysis research.
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Roosevelt
Aldes
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Auto Club To Wage Anti-Diversion Fight
The Automobile Club of Maryland plans protest demonstration in Annapolis over diversion of gasoline tax funds. Palmer R. Nickerson says club will address legislative committees voicing opposition and will contact civic groups across counties. Moving pictures on highway conditions will be shown and speakers will argue against tax diversion.
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Automobile Club ‘of
Maryland
Annapolis
Palmer R. Nickerson
Nickerson
Routzahn Flack House Sells at Assignee's Sale
The two story frame house owned by Ralph Routzahn and wife near Middletown on the National highway sold at assignee's sale at the courthouse this morning to William F. Gavey near Middletown for 1385 dollars. Two Jafan Chapel alleys were withdrawn without bid. Alban M. Wood was the mortgagee's assignee and William G. Reeder was the auctioneer.
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Routzahn Flack
Ralph
Wrontvahn
Middletown
Court House
William F. Gavey
Jafan Chapel
Alban M. Wood
William G. Reeder
Lenten Services Plan In Frederick Churches
The City Ministerial Union’s Lenten services will run February 15 to 19 at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. WLC Royal chairs the planning committee with Rev. Amos John Traver and several ministers scheduled for Scripture readings and prayers each night, marking Lent’s start this year. Other churches support the effort and organizers ask local groups to avoid conflicts during the week.
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Frederick
Wlc, Royal
Ministerial Union
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles E. Wehler
RL. Sherfey
Melvin N N. Morris
Charles de Shaffer
Benjamins
W. Meeks
Malcolm S. Taylor
Joseph AW. Apple
Cimmitter
Tailor Made Vision Of 1962 Farm Future
Professor Wo Gramlleh of Nebraska Agricultural College envisions 1962 in which tailor made crops and silos, batteries of autogires and television play key roles. Sail conservation becomes normal and radio distribution of knowledge thrives year round for the average farmer.
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Neb
Wo. Gramlleh
Nebraska Agricultural College
Jurors Drawn for February Term in Cleourt Court
Jurors for the February term of Cleourt Court were drawn by Clerk Ellis C. Wachter in the presence of Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. Districts list Cleourt towns and names including Frederick, Buckeystown, Middletown, Catoctin, Urbana, Liberty, Petersville, Thurmont, Jefferson, Braddock, Brunswick, Walkersville, and Walkersville, with juror names such as Walter Stottlemyer, Ezra Beachley, Holmes, and Mahoney among others.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Rederick
Charles
Woo Miller
Raymond W. Eyler
Walter 2. Hatin
W. Pickett
Austin W. Howard
Wilbur M. Seeger
Rays “Mond
A. Mart Etchison
Archibald E. Fisher
Hauvers
Reuben W. Smith
Woodshoro
Vernon S. Saylor
Willie L. Ensor
Petersville
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Engle
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George W. Snyder
Jeterson
Carroll E. Boyer
John JG. Sham. Thurmont
Howard Damutis
Jdames
A. Wilhtde
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Routrahn
Columbus
Haupt
Youthful Bandits Sentenced for Bank Robbery Attempt
Three Glenburnie coal truckers received sentences from five to seven years in the Maryland penitentiary after pleading guilty to assault with intent to rob the bank of Trandywine. Wounded cashier William McPherson was struck when an alarm was pressed during the heist two months ago. Another defendant, Richard Wallpen, 25, of Capitol Heights, drew a one year term for participation in the armed holdup of a lumber office several months back.
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Glenburnie
Trandywine
Joseph C. Mattingly
John Wo Mnacon
Maryland Penitentiary
Cor
Wirmon
Thomas J. Long
Grob
Mason
William ‘T. McPherson
Gieyrarcoll Cashier
McPherson
Arthetr
Richard Wallpen
el Thani
Capitol ‘Holahts Lumber
Weather Outlook for North and Mid Atlantic States
Weather outlook forecasts a week beginning Monday with precipitation in the first and again at the end. Expect colder temperatures Monday or Monday night with a notable cold snap by midweek and a drop near week’s end.
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Middle Atlantic
Death of Walkersville resident Albaugh at 74
Thomas S. Albaugh longtime Walkersville citizen dies Friday night at home after brief heart trouble at age 74 years four months thirteen days He was born near Libertytown and lived in Walkersville most of his life He served as clerk at the county courthouse and for Glide Valley Milling Company for twenty one years He was a long time member and president of Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church council and held numerous church and community roles He is survived by three sisters and a brother Funeral services Monday at one pm from his residence with Rev P F R Seibel officiating Interment at Union Chapel Cemetery Libertytown
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Albaugh
Walkersville
Libertytown
David
Mary M. Etzler Al+baugh
J. 1 Stauffer
Malin Street
Frederick County Court House
S. T. Haffner
Glide Valley Milling Company
Woods
Peore Plane Dors Aade
St. Paul's
Maryland
General Synod
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United Synod of the South
United Lutheran Church In America
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Army of workers fights flood in the south
Memphis reports 115000 laboring with shovels to hold dikes near Tiptonville and Cairo as the Ohio and Mississippi confluence threatens levees. A slight tremor near Tiptonville added fear as engineers say walls hold, while 4000 Cairo residents watch and wait against the rising flood. Louisville, Paducah and Portsmouth begin cleanup and prepare for epidemics, Red Cross relief, and shelter needs.
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Gulf
Jeans
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Tiptonville
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Hickman
Kygois
Misalasippi
Red Cross
Paducah
Kentucky
Louisville
Portsmouth
Cincin+nal
Memphis
Woekere
Trene
Reel Foot
Dete Smith
U S Steel Surges to Six Year Peak in Cautious Market
New York AP reports brisk upturn in stocks led by U S Steel, which jumped to over 97 for a new six year high while automakers fell back amid strike deadlock. Volume neared 1.1 million shares as market mixed. Pound sterling slipped to 4 89 1 16.
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Midwest
Pope Opens Usual Audiences Amid Recovery
Vatican City January 30 AP report says Pope Pius begins his normal audiences as health disturbances decrease in intensity. Physicians advised a more cautious return but the pope insisted on full activity and brushed aside objections about overexertion from his doctors.
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Pius
Fontist
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