Income tax suit filed against Edward D Shriner Jr
A suit for 1929 and 1930 income taxes totaling 28,354.89 was filed in circuit court against Edward D Shriner Jr., by Lexis W Molbourne for the Department of Internal Revenue. The claim includes penalties of 7,289.60 and interest 3,387.08 with unpaid taxes amounting to 17,678.21. The case notes that much of the liability may arise from the estate of Shriner Sr, who died April 29, 1930, with the son managing the estate as distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Shrines, Jr
Lexis W
Edward D. Shrine, Sr
Ceresville
Gold shrinkage before tonight
Washington January 31 The United States plans to reduce monetary gold reserves before sunrise by fifty percent pressuring a presidential proclamation and executive order. Roosevelt to meet Treasury officials at 2:15 pm to discuss stabilizing the dollar through a $2 billion fund and new monetary controls.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roose
Jos Re i
wil
Morgenthau
secur sk
Treasury
Federal Reserve system
woud wi
Licensed to Marry in Baltimore for Louis Vondemousch
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to Louis Vondemousch and Margaret LL, signaling formal nuptial plans pending ceremony. The record confirms couple names and the official action of license issuance by local authorities.
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Batimore
Louis Vondemousch
Margaret LL
Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 7:00 a m today totals 2.20 inches. January to date shows 2.89 inches. High today near 17, down from 53 last year. Low last night 12, versus 30 a year ago. Sunrise 7:19 a m, sunset 7:40 p m. Moon sets 8:13 a m tomorrow.
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acturl
Zeen
Man Dies Picking Wood For Fire In Kitmehart Alley
Andrew J. Oder, 67, collapsed while stooping to gather kindling from a neighbor’s cellar window in Kitmehart’s alley. Heart trouble and exposure cited as causes. body found beside neighbor’s cedar window. Survivors include several siblings in Point of Rocks and Brunswick. burial arranged by Mrs. Nora Thompson.
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Andrew J. Oder
Kitmehart’s alley
Sherman P. Bowers
C. S. Brooks
William E. Foreman
Oden
Burehart
aller
Sarah Brooks
Harry E Lee
Nora Thompson
Brunswick
Rose-Land
Catoctin Parnace
India Hammond
Kate Berrett
Ann Hoffman
Daniel Oden
Point of Rocks
Thompson
Brunswick undertaking
Brooks
Lella Mumshour
Leila Morrison
Washington
Mcs. Brooks
Frederick
Guilty Plea, $25 Fine In Beer Without License Case
In a county case involving selling beer without license Adolph M. Shanio pleaded guilty. A $25 fine and costs were imposed and paid. An additional charge against Miles E. Langhicp was not pressed. Shapiro did not appear for trial. Officers Constable Charles W. Smith made arrests on a warrant. Ben Renner of Baltimore faced drunkenness charges and costs were assessed. P T A meeting at Church Street School was held with local officials and teachers in attendance. Annapolis reports State Bank Act upholding a Maryland decision affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
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eicense
Adolph M. Shanio
Bai
Sherman P. Bowers
Miles E. Langhicp
Baltimore
Shapiro
Shaviro
Consta
cati
che
Committee Vote Dooms Sales Tax At This Session
Washington January 32 AP Advocacy of marginal sales tax to bolster the treasury was rebuffed by the House Ways and Means committee in actions affecting the Roosevelt program. The administration meanwhile sought guaranteed observance of recovery act codes to the agency courses. The House engaged on appropriations for government while the 2 percent manufacturers sales tax proposal was crushed by a substantial majority. Jefferson Caffery won Senate committee approval to be ambassador to Cuba as Greece expels Insel tonight. The State Department heard Athens that Samuel In iord Republican Massachusetts urged an investigation of the Civil Works Administration.
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Washington
treasury
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
cis deste
Agency
Coures
osenshly
Pat
Hugh S. Johnson
emergency council
NRA
White House
Jefferson Caffery
Lousiana
Senate
Cuba
Greece
Athens
Samuel
City And Airport Temperatures Diverge In Snow And Cold
Temperatures at city and airport vary by seven degrees with city record lows around 12 degrees and airport readings near 5 to 12 degrees. Overnight winds shifted from northwest to southwest, delaying thaw and keeping surfaces partly frozen. Tuesday max readings showed city at 17 and airport at 12, with winds peaking around 12 mph and barometer high. brief warming anticipated as January ends.
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Frederick
aimporg
alpor
aarport
city mercury
Carron creek
Stock Market Cautious After Gains Amid Trading Slowdown
New York January 31 AP. The stock market paused amid cautious mood and profit taking after a rapid advance. Early hours showed resistance to cashing in while volume declined. Reports from Washington suggest possible federal regulation of speculation, with margins and call money quoted around one percent.
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New York
cautous contemplation
stock exchange
Washington
Congress
commission
Birthday Ball Celebrates Roosevelt with Nationwide Charity
New York AP report recalls a vast 1930s event honoring Franklin D Roosevelt for infantile paralysis relief. About 16 million celebrants across 48 states and Alaska attended or supported, with proceeds potentially reaching 1.5 million dollars for the Warm Springs fund. Presidents, judges, and diverse Americans danced in a symbol of unity, while Roosevelt expressed humble gratitude for the tribute to the stricken and the nation.
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New York
America
Pranklin Delano
states
Alaska
Warmines
Roosevelt
insan
Pres'dent Roosevelt
14th anniversary of Ladies' Bible Class observed
The Evangelical Reformed church Ladies' Bible Class marked its 14th anniversary with a dinner at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room attended by about 115 members and guests. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer opened with history of the church and Sunday School, joined by Arthur Dol and Mrs Richard Hargett. gifts were distributed and humor noted by the Jug Bridge Women’s Club. The program highlighted the class history, with notes on the Sunday School’s long origins dating to 1780 in England, 1786 in America, and 1821 in Frederick, plus the town’s founding in 1745 and church records from 1747.
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Evangelical Reformed church
Barbara Fritchie
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Bibie Glass
Arthur Dol
Richard 5. Hargett
Walter El- Hin
Jug Bridge Womans Club
Kieffer
England
Bishop Asbury
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
stone Reformed
Jonathan Helfenstein
Kieller
paroch al
tenzance
Kafer
say
East Paz
County Historical Soc
Peel
cox
Fire Damages Home in Middletown From Plumber's Torch
A fire at Virgil W. Doubs Middletown home started around 9:30 AM when a plumber's brow torch thawed a frozen water pipe. The blaze burned a wall and bathroom ceiling, with flames seeping into weather boarding. Fire crews confined damage. family members were at home and later sought contact.
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Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Dowd
wie
macher
Harriet Doud
ma Be
Frederick
Bride Beld After Husband's Death Whit Police Report
Anna May Edouard revealed the death of a man found dead in a roadster near Mount Bonn, New Jersey. The deceased, known as Milan Fi Turkey, once was held in Chicago for deportation. The wife claimed he shot himself in despair while traveling from Los Angeles to New York to link with $110,000 in cash.
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Anna May Edouard
shme
Mount Bony
N. J
Milan
Turkey
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Roosevelt Reform Hope Sparks Credit Debate In Washington
Orthodox analysts fear the Gold Reserve Act may raise prices 200 percent while Roosevelt and aides push a gradual recovery. Treasury central bank powers would control credit flow under a broad stabilization fund. Skeptics quarrel with potential inflation and legal avenues for small business and consumer complaints against monopolies.
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Frost
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Japan Navy Says U S May Be Overtaken By 1936
Tokyo reports the Navy Minister told the House of Representatives new auxiliary vessels could outrank the United States by end of 1936. A House of Peers member warned rupture between nations if navy men have their way. Admiral Mineo Osumi provided statistics on future naval power.
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Tokyo
Navy
House of Representatives
United States
House of Peers
Mineo Osumi
Navy ministry
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Japan
America
Great Britain
Unsafe autos seized as Save-A-Life campaign ends
Baltimore reports 650 autos condemned for unsafe condition after the Save-A-Life Campaign, with faulty brakes on 112 239 cars and 69 740 needing adjustment. Improper tires and windshields revealed across thousands, while horns, wipers, and wheels also flagged.
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Balimore
EL Austin Baughman
adjastog
Host found dead at Cham residence after failed call
Police were alerted to a death at a Cham residence where Mr. Stover and officers found the host dead after an attempted telephone call to Smith on Saturday night yielded no response. The scene prompted an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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anancial
Cham
Stover
Smith
Soviet Balloonists Die In Stratosphere Flight Crash
Moscow confirmed the Soviet stratosphere balloon Osoa vlakhim crew were killed during a hard landing several hundred kilometers southeast of Moscow. The gondola separated from the balloon during impact, destroying instruments. the bag tore free and vanished into the clouds after the crash.
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Moscow
Russia
yesterdey
Svers
Pennsy to launch 77 million dollar public works plan
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will start a 77 million dollar public works program next week to provide one year of employment to about 25 000 rail and 3 500 industrial plant workers across 35 states. President Atterbury notes heavy industry lags and aims to lift overall stimulus by electrifying 100 miles NY to DC line and ordering 101 electric locomotives.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania railroad
W. W. Atterbury
Gen. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
New York
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Rush To Pay Taxes In War Day Office Scene
A tax payment day at the county treasurer office saw citizens rush to meet wartime tax deadlines. Mrs Fern, chief deputy, supervised receipting as payments flowed in with finance staff processing. Intervals of delay prompted reminders about interest charges and penalties for late state or county taxes.
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County surer
Fern
cannes
Byrd's Supply Ship Reaches Bay of Wales
The Bear of Oakland arrived at the Bay of Wales as winter camp receives essential supplies. The ship sailed from Dunedin, New Zealand two weeks ago and is expected to sight at a critical time in the camp. Supplies are being landed and transported to the winter base for the expedition.
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Bay of Wales
Ss. t. tod
Bay of ite
Dunedin
New Zealand
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