Dr Radclife Wins Fire Company Officers Election
Millard M Brust elected foreman of the Independent Hose Company defeating Vernon Ders. A. A. Radclift re elected president with 293 votes. Benjamin Rosenstock chaired the meeting. Auditing showed a balance of 2 024.85. improvements on the engine hall were approved. a flood aid collection set for the annual banquet.
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Millard M Brust
Vernon ‘Woo Ders
Brust
Emory Carmack
Cate Ke
A. Nadehil
Hoseau, Company
Clinton B
Nadel
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
An Automobile
Seva
County
Aluzsto
Frederick
Lewis Fleischman
Rosenstock
Boa
Hadclitt
Art
Albert We Baker
Luther Abrecht
Jesse Din*terman
John Abrecht
George
Salter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William ‘Gy
T. Kreh
Dmericus
Thomas Ane Chapline
A. A
Sit Et Fee
Luther W. Abrecht
William D. Bowers
Charles St . Butcher
Emory R. Carmack
Allen “Muddy" Kline
Benjamin
Irving Plunk Kert
Jesse Dinterman
Jesse W. Kolb
Roger W. Quinn
Edward M. , Akers
John Baumgardner
Roy
Gerald Moberly
Charles
Ne. Morgan
Charles Schroy
Ofge
John
Bili" A. Abrecht
Albert Haker
Austin Bare
Charles Cramer, Jr
Rupene Elroud
Charles M. Gilbert
Hariete Morgan
Douglase Orndorff
Wiley Orndorff, Jr
Charles E Stull
Harry Schultz
H. L. Fahrney
Thehapelis
Amos J
Tra- Apt
Sloan Confers With Perkins On GM Strike End
Washington January 29 renewal of negotiations to end the General Motors strike appeared imminent after a conference between Secretary Perkins and Alfred P Sloan Jr president of GM. Perkins said she was more hopeful of an early settlement. President Roosevelt ordered a flood cleanup program for the Ohio Valley while approving a $50 million loan bill and Republicans pressed to revise the social security act. Byrd led a committee of administration supporters on the government reorganization plan.
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Washington
General Motors
Perkins
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
The
Automobile Corporation
Sloan
Miss Perkins
John L Lewis
Generalissimo
M.C
Ohio Valley
Roosevelt
Congress
Andrew W. Mellon
Great Plains Drouth
Sen
Byrd
Virginia
3000 School Bond Issue Approved in Biglerville Pa
Voters in Biglerville Adams County Pennsylvania approved a $12 0000 bond issue at a special election held Tuesday. The tally showed 168 yes to 14 no, with about ten voters for each against the measure. Local officials note turnout was smaller than in general elections and reference a 1926 bond issue for the community building.
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Biglerville
Adams County
Bigierville
Thesemrinity
Riglerville
Death Toll Rises in Louisville Flood Crisis
As Ohio River floodwaters push toward 400 million dollars in damage, Louisville officials warn the death toll will rise. About 950 known dead across the region, with Cairo and Paducah bracing for higher losses as 115000 workers reinforce levees and evacuees move belongings to safety along a 150 mile arc. Crews battle to hold the river line while fear of further breaks looms near the confluence at Cairo.
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Ohio
Mississippi
U. S. Army
Wickman
White River
Arkansas
Calo
Ill
New Orleans
Mississipni
Oho Valley
Louisville
Ona
Paducah
Arm Broken In Fall Infrederick Mrs Shoemaker Suffers Fracture
Mrs Sarah H Shoemaker aged A wife of former Alderman George W Shoemaker fell in the kitchen of her home at 240 Fact Sixth street Friday morning and fractured the large bone in her right shoulder. She was removed to Frederick City hospital about 1 pm and was undergoing treatment there.
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Sarah H. Shoemaker
George W. Shoemaker
Fact
Sixth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Cromwell Likely to Name His Successor at WPA
The Works Progress Administration plans a regional leadership change as Stephen Co Cromwell is named executive secretary of the unemployment compensation division. Cromwell, based in Frederick, will shift to Baltimore with new duties overseeing personnel selection records and tax collection. His departure prompts a pending Frederick replacement as WPA projects in the county continue to employ about 100 men and relief efforts extend.
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Works Progress ‘Administration
Uoon
Stephen Co. Cromwell
Cromwell
Baltimore
Western Shore
Offic
Frederick
Rockville
WPA
Plotters Against Soviet Ordered Shot in Moscow Trial
Seventeen confesses plotters against the Soviet government were found guilty of treason with 14 ordered shot. The group included Karl Radek, once a spokesman for Stalin era press. Three judges adjourned after seven days of testimony as others faced firing squad or prison sentences.
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Moscow
Karl Radek
Josef Stalin
Callegium
Supreme Court
Meneen
Pyotlimstee Ekianke
Leon Trotzky
Extortion Plot Foiled by Federal Agents in St Paul
Federal agents announced the thwarting of a plan by a 38 year old school teacher to extort 100900 from Edward G Bremer of St Paul. The man, linked to a 1934 kidnapping for 200000, allegedly wrote an extortion letter to the banker after his arrest.
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St Paul
Edward G Bremer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fred Fiden
Secteriav
Indicted Maryland troopers face fraud charges in county case
Howard county grand jury indicted three Maryland State Police officers Albert Markley John Wheeler and John Taylor with conspiring with two garage owners Stewart Orndorff and John Herbert to defraud motorists on the Washington Baltimore Beltway. Bail set at 2000 each. warrants issued. Thompson not indicted.
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Herbert
Markley
Wheeler
Taylor
Thompson
J. J. Thompson
Jones
Trapped Bethesda Woman Saved From Attic Fire
An 85 year old woman, Mrs Susan Appleby, was rescued from the attic of her Drummond Avenue home after a fire spread from the basement. Bethesda Chevy Chase firemen and Montgomery County Sergeant Earl Burdine lowered a ladder to her attic window. Damage estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Bethesda
Drummond Avenue
Susan Appleby
Chevy Chase
Earl Nurdine
Montgomery County Police
Wallace Mee
Mre Appleby
Sergi
Burdine
Trader's Relatives Named As Witnesses
Five relatives of the late Clarence J. Trader head the witnesses summoned for the grand jury probing his fatal shooting. Among those named are Estel 21 Richard 18 and Roy 13 sons, Allen Trader and Emma Trader the foster mother. Mrs Jeanette Trader widow was not listed. The grand jury session will meet Monday to hear the case.
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Snow
Clarence J. Trader
Stockton Electric Power Company
Jeanette Trader
Grand Jury
Estel
Richard
Roy
Allen Trader
Emma Trader
Unidentified Body Interred in Adams County Field
The wanderer found on the David Herr property in Conewago township near Gettysburg was buried Thursday at 9 30 a.m. in Potter's Field at Adams County home. Police could not identify the man and no relatives came forward after state broadcasts. Coroner Dr. Edgar A. Miller said death was due to sudden cardiac failure after a weekend stay at the property.
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David Herr
Conewago Township
Gettysburg
Potter's Field
Adams County
Edgar’ A. Miller
Fire-Harassed Liner Makes Way To New York
New York January 29 A Clyde Mallory liner the Shawnee carrying 190 passengers and 174 crew fought a morning fire and storm and is en route to New York at ten knots. Captain E A Chelton cancelled a distress call after bringing the blaze under control and later said the fire was out. No injuries were reported and crowds gathered at the pier as a fireboat prepared to inspect the vessel before docking.
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New York
Shawnee
E. A. Chelton
Home Office
Chelson
Florida
Auto Damaged When It Is Wit By Train
Orville Shultz of Gettysburg escaped injury when his father's automobile was heavily damaged after a Western Maryland locomotive struck it at the North Washington street crossing. The engine, moving slowly while interchanging freight cars, hit the left front of the car as Shultz swerved to avoid the train, breaking a door handle fender and wheel spokes. the locomotive suffered no damage and halted immediately.
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Gettysburg
Jan
Orville Shultz
Western Maryland
North
Washington Street
Milton Tipton
Reading
Shultz
Mountain side Inn to Host Dance for Infantile Paralysis Fight
Stein er Gosnell proprietor of Mountainside Inn Thurmont receives permission to hold a dance tonight in honor of the President's Birthday anniversary. Proceeds go to the President's Ball committee to support the fight on infantile paralysis.
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Steiner Gosnell
Mountainside Inn
Thurmont
Maryland considers bonds to fund teachers retirement
Maryland Senate Finance Committee proposes issuing bonds to fund the teachers retirement system and return 1.5 million dollars to the roads department for highway work over the next two years. The move aims to reduce the general fund drain by diverting highway money and keeping retirement bonds compliant with law. Budget study continues as legislators fear a sham budget and possible special session dismissal.
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Annapolis
Senate Finance Committee
Roads Commission
Sen
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
State of Maryland
Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means
Coad
Seasoning Soup with Celery Parsley and Onion
Celery leaves parsley and onion slices enrich soups cheaply. Add while cooking and strain before serving for clear seasoned broth.
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Louisville, KY
Cairo
Bremer
Wheeler and
Ellicott City
Reina
Hn Wee
Arst
GE Cline & Son
Antrol
Gov. Winthrop Desk
Carty’s Furniture Store
East Patrick
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Norma Etzler
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