Relief rolls in Frederick show drop as gardens aid
Frederick county relief rolls fall from 10 236 in April to 5 812 in mid 1935 as employment rises. Eighty six percent of those dropped were due to securing work while canning and garden programs spread across Walkersville Woodshor t New Market and other towns. The M J O Lime Company furloughs raise uncertainty about keeping the new low, 1933, level.
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Frederickounty Welfare Board
Welfare Board
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leir
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Walkersville
Woodshort
New Market
Brunswick
uidietown
Yellow Springs
Robert aller
Middletown
Herman FP. Remsberg
Frederick, vater
Lford EB. Groshon
wurmon
Groshon
University of Maryland
Welre
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F. F. Seminary
Virgin Islands Probe Postponed by Senate Action
The Virgin Islands Senate investigation was recessed after a conference with President Roosevelt. Chairman Tydings and Secretary Ickes were at the center of a dispute over the probe's conduct. Senator Robinson, Democratic leader, noted discussions covered various phases of the matter.
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Coartman Tydings
Maryland
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Roosevelt
Ickes
Tydings
White House
Suit Over Steers Heard By Judge
A suit over thirty four steers is heard before Chief Judge Hammond Urner in Circuit Court. Thomas B. Glasscock and Henry Fishback seek to recover $2262 from Frederick County Products Inc. based on cattle allegedly found and identified in Fauquier County. The plaintiffs testified eight steers’ tails were bobbed and one animal was identified by a hair clip. one defendant claims mistaken identity.
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Tennessee
Hammond Urner
Thomas B. Glasscock
Henry Fishback
Fauquier county
Vacatilemen
Frederick County Products, Inc
raplevin
Glasscock
Fishback
Horace C. Zachanas
D. T. Dutrow
JT E. Fritz
Henry Clay Geizendanner
Charles Town
W. Va
Mr. Zacharias
A. A. Denny
St. Paul
Minn
James Wetmight
cavite
Zacharias
Gabriel Lawson Eileen
Joe Stantonewict
Messrs. Glasscock
W. Clxton McSherry
B. E. Smith
Getzenganner
Mr. McSherry
Robert E Clapp
Leslie XN. Cobdientz
William M. Storm
Speedy Laura Ingalls Aims For Westbound Transcontinental Run
Laura Ingalls roared toward Burbank in a low wing monoplane to set a transcontinental speed record for women. She left Florida Bennett Airport at 4 31 30 a.m seeking a nonstop east to west flight, but faced aviation officials who barred a direct nose into the wind due to aircraft weight.
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New York
macroswind
Laura Ingalls
Burbank
Cal
Flord Bennett
House Approves TVA Power Expansion Over Roosevelt Veto
The House voted 277 to 100 to broaden the Tennessee Valley Authority power, despite President Roosevelt’s objections. The bill moves back to the Senate for consideration with House amendments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
vute
oaden
Tennessee Wey Authority
Senate
House
Salisbury Council No. 32 marks 90th anniversary
State Councilor James N. Dubel of the O U A M visited Salisbury Council No. 32 on Monday evening as a principal speaker to celebrate the organization's 90th anniversary, which drew a large attendance.
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ISTES COUNCIL
James N. Dubel
Salisbury
Brewster Did Not Cast Vote, Room At Hotel Reported
Ernest Gruening testified Brewster planned to stay in his hotel room and miss the House vote on abolishing certain holding companies. The testimony followed claims by Thomas Corcoran that he did not dismiss a House member opposing the abolition clause.
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Washington
Ernest Gruening
Interior Department
Howe Rules committee
Brewster
Maine
Howse
Gruening
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
House
White
Corcoran
Passamaquoddy
Roosevelt
capital
Uncle George Norris Marks 74th Birthday
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska celebrated his 74th birthday in Washington. He spoke on democracy and major issues, stressing holding company legislation and taxation of great wealth as essential for real democracy and prosperity.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
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Hospital Board Meets At Nurses Home In Frederick City
The Frederick City Hospital board met Tuesday at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses' Home to discuss various matters. Mayor Culler helped subdue a park area disturbance and a committee from the hospital discussed the issue. Mrs Daniel W Felter resigned from the board and Miss Margaret Bitzer was appointed as night superintendent succeeding Mrs Emma Arnold Trout who retired to marry. June figures show 206 patrons treated, 168 discharged, 56 remaining, and one death.
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Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses’ Home
Liord C Culler
Culler Tegerding
Daniel W Felter
Washington
Fetteroff
Fredenck county
Opening Trading Mixed As Markets Steady Early
Active start as profit taking weighed on favorites and utilities after government crop figures. Wheat fell sharply in Chicago while cotton eased. Bonds mixed, call money at 1.25 percent and the pound Sterling opened at 4.96 dollars.
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Chicago
Frontier tales of Rev J F Minor Simpson at Peace River
The article recalls Rev. J F Minor Simpson returning from service in Oxford and Pugwash to the Fort St John area on the Northwest frontier. It notes wild game like deer, moose, bears and rabbits, challenging travel by auto and dog teams, costly gasoline, and locals’ view of natives and frontier life while detailing Simpson’s clerical career and his planned stay in the region.
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J. F Minor Simpson
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Simpson
colorer
Oxford
Pugwash
Presbyterian church
Morden
Manitoba
Canada
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Alberta
Edmonton
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Britsh Columbia
Orrch
Regina
chewan
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Sunand aso
Alperia
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Pea
BOC
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Fort St. John
Peace River
Mackenze River
Arctic
Fort St John
Wrangell
Juneau
wister
Mr. Simpson
caloes
Fort 52. John
Mr. Sampson
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Br. 3a
England
ROTC Cadets Train At Fort Washington Camp
Frederick youth James F Zimmerman attends two weeks of Reserve Officers Training Corps training at Fort Washington. He joins 450 college men from 23 institutions across Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia DC in the program.
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FORT WASHINGTON
ER. C
Lewis speaks at UVA Institute on constitutional democracy
Maryland Democrat Representative David J. Lewis argued the general welfare clause grants necessary federal power to meet emergencies while Raoul F. Desderaine of the American Liberty League said sovereignty rests with the people and the federal government must justify its powers by consent.
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Desdernime
Not Home Not Home Not Home Sauble Arrested for False Pretenses
Three county officers entered the home of A D Saubie Thurmont and found him in bed. he was arrested on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses after a bad check against Ramsbury Pertinver Company. Authorities say more charges may follow.
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A D Saubie
Thurmont
Sauble
Shen Roy M Hitner
Sheri Chase Smith
Guy Anders
Saubie
Ramsbury Pertinver
Frederck
Carrall county
Japan quake in Shizuoka kills 24 injures 58
An earthquake in Japan’s Shizuoka district killed 24 and injured 58, damaging 47 buildings and disrupting power. Fires were controlled. officials hoped power would be restored overnight as rescuers assessed the scene near Shimizu and the surrounding population.
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ITALY
Tokyo
Shizuoka
Japan
America
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Shimizu
aEa
Congo Missionaries to Speak at Heights Closing
The nineteenth annual Marrland Baptist Summer Assembly at Braddock Heights wraps Friday with Dr. Robert G. Lee of Belle Vue Baptist Memphis preaching tonight and Friday at 9 am. Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Sodergren Congo missionaries display field curios. Nearly 600 delegates attend. Dr. Watts calls the event a success.
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Maryland Baptist Training Union
Robert G. Lee
Bellevue Baptist church
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Tenn
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H. A. Sodergren
Belgian Congo
Africa
Boston
Northern Baptist Conference
Lee
W. W. Adams
Phiadelphia
Joseph T. Watts
Battimort
Maryland Baptist Union
sessons
West Virginia Truck Drivers Obtain Licenses
Reports show a license drive across states with West Virginia truckers in Maryland and Baltimore offices. Many drivers from as far as Fairmont appeared to obtain licenses, while others sought titles and compliance under a reciprocal framework yet to be finalized.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Fairmont
ersoc
Baltimore
West Virgn
METS
NNO
Flashing Object Seen Over Fair Grounds
Richard Sampson reported observing a flashing white light traveling in the direction of the fair grounds. He on a motorcycle, slowed, watched the object streak through the air, then disappeared after a short distance beyond the grounds.
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Richard Sampson
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Fair grounds
Simpson
Housing Office Opened in Cumberland Post Office Building
Permanent FHA headquarters for the Western Maryland district opened in the Cumberland post office building. William B. French, field representative under Henry W. Gebb, presided. Balin mors is state director. George Hanekamp will be in charge.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Federal Housing Administration
Wiliam B. French
Henry W Gebb
Balinmors
George Hanekamp
Key Post Delegates to Convention Named In France
The Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 American Legion held its regular monthly meeting with Fr. Lester Smith presiding. Delegates to the State Convention at Ocean City September 4 to 7 were elected: William M. Storm Charles S. Houck Jr George S. Rodock Alton Y. Bennett and P. Lester Smith. Alternates are James Conroy Charles P. Staley Charles Downs Arthur P. Ridgely and Arthur T. Kreh. Ridgely spoke on his World War I France machine gunner experiences. Refreshments followed and a joint Stesdman Keenan Post 96 Brunswick picnic date and place will be announced.
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Ocean City
William M. Storm
Charles 5. Houck, Jr
George S. Rodock
Alton Y. Bennett
P. Lester Smith
James Conroy
Charles P. Staley
Charles Downs
Arthur P. Ridgely
Arthur T. Kreh
Ridgely
France
Moundsville Prisoners Rebel After Attempted Break
Three guards were hospitalised after a prison uprising at Moundsville State Penitentiary in West Virginia. Six inmates were placed in solitary confinement. Details remained scarce as authorities described the incident and said normal conditions resumed with about 2,000 inmates.
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Moundsville
W. Va
howe
Senator Couzens Undergoes Surgery in Minnesota
Senator James Couzens of Michigan had an operation in Rochester Minnesota to renew a badder coin and left the operating table in excellent condition. Dr Watman Walters, a clinic surgeon, performed the operation with local anaesthetic and the senator carried on conversation throughout.
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Rochester
Minn
James Couzens
Michigan
Watman Walters
Couzens
Weather Summary for July 7 1934 Regional Readings
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today none. To date to July 7 precipitation 4.02 inches. deficient in 1935 at 1.90 inches. High yesterday 92 degrees. high a year ago 34?. low last night 68. low a year ago 16. Sun sets today 7.23 p.m.. sun rises tomorrow 4.52 p.m. Moon rises tomorrow 1.35 p.m.. moon sets tomorrow 10.6 a.m. Streams Monocacy muddy. Potomac slightly cloudy to clear.
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Potomac
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