Federal aid sought for C Burr Ariz Library project
Trustees seek federal funds and local financial support to establish the C Burr Ariz Library in Frederick. The plan includes city annual maintenance, county assistance, and a bid process once funds are assured. officials note federal aid may require municipal backing and estate funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr
Frederick
rederick city
councr
Jacob Romback
board of steel
Burr Ariz Library
istante
ar. Rohrback
Weon T. Ballard
examier
intimore
municipa
C. Burr Ariz
T. Brustard
Delaplaine
Academy
ciy
fan
Montgomery County police seek pact over drinking ban
Seven Montgomery County sergeants attended a county commissioners meeting to explain why members of the force declined to sign a pledge to refrain from drinking ether on or off duty. One officer signed, others reportedly refused, arguing personal rights.
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Moncomery county pace force
Montgomery County Commissioners
Two Cent Fare Proposal Harmonizes Rail Rates
Washington July 1 AP The Interstate Commerce Commission examiners recommend halving the coach fare to two cents per mile and setting Pullman fares at three cents per mile from the current 36 per mile. The full commission will decide within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
raiway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eming L Koch
pullman
Two Frederick ministers wed on the same day
Yesterday two ministers, Rev. Robert L. Sherfy of Frederick Church of the United Brethren and Rev. Charles M. Robinson of Urbana Methodist, were married. The ceremony for Rev. Sherfy and Mrs. Jefferies was at Frederick, with Rev. Mr. Shull officiating, and Rev. Robinson wed Miss Katherine Chew at Wesly Episcopal Church with Rev. Rena S. Harp Jr. officiating. The couples planned a two week wedding trip. Rev. Sherfy has served the Frederick church for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Shetty
Mr. Robinson
Katherine Chew
Wes
Ri Episcopal church
West Hi
Rena S. Harp, Jr
Frede
counse
Urbana
Gulford Avenue
Baltimore
Mes
Anne Arvid side
Urbana parsonage
Leaves To Resume Duties At Kobe Japan
Otis W. Rhoades American Vice Consul at Kobe Japan leaves his mother’s home in Frederick and travels to San Francisco to sail July 26 on the S S President Lincoln for Kobe. Rhoades has had a two month vacation and served in the 130th Field Artillery during World War I. He is a 1912 Frederick graduate and began as a cashier for Doll Brothers.
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Otis W. Rhoades
Mobe
Japan
Charles M. Rhoades
Patk Street
San Francisco
sall
S. S
Lincoln
Kove
Rhoades
Fredenck
Washington
Kobe
Freder
Doll Brothers
C. and P. Telephone Company
D. C
and & ing
France
tele
Shanghai
China
Bill to establish 30 hour work week clears committee
Ington July 17 AP The House Labor Committee approved a bill to create a 30 hour work week and curb wild labor in dagusivics sending products out of state. Chairman Connery said the measure would replace the NRA with a federal commission to license all industries using interstate trade channels.
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Ington
House
Connery
NRA
NAMES TAKEN OUT PHONE DIRECTORY PUT ON MESSAGES
Electric Bond salesman appears in a brief item noting names were removed from the telephone directory and posted on messages. The notice attributes a whistle stop event to a municipal or company telephone listing change. No further details on location or date are provided.
Utility lobby evidence grows with fresh testimony
Miss Gladys Loding testified before the Senate lobby committee that RP Herron of the Associated Gas and Electric Company dictated several antiutility telegrams and signed names from a phone directory. Brewster in Maine cited RFC attorney Thomas Corcoran denying threatening to halt the Passamaquoddy project amid vote pressure.
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Washington
Gladys Loding
Western
Warren
Senate lobby committee
RP Herron
Associated Gas and Electerine Company
comiutiee ester
Jack Pusher
Warren wlegraph
Veterans Association Plans Thirtieth Anniversary Reunion
Plans for a reunion and outing of Company A veterans to be held July 26 mark the thirtieth anniversary of the organization. The event will be at a local location east of Frederick, honoring about 2,300 men who have served since 1905. Officers are listed but details are incomplete in the clipping.
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Company A
moon Lingaasre creek
Frederick
Holds Family At Bay Then Commits Death By Own Action
A person surrounded a residence during a family confrontation and then died by suicide. The incident involved residents identified as John Bord and Mrs Beré who were at an exhibition when danger arose. Details are fragmentary but reference a property on Marpland, Braddock Hewhis, and a sale tied to Miss Twin Ty of Frederick. Possession expected August 7. purchase price not disclosed though estimated near $5,500.
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John Bord
Beré
MTR or
Willara starley
Marpland
Braddock
Miss Twin Ty
Frederick
TOOT
Ras
G. Warne Tyson
Virginia Byrd Backed by Conservatives For Delegation
A Virginia political clash develops as conservative Democrats rally around Byrd to oppose Roosevelt’s renomination. The battle involves patronage, federal appointments, and intra party tensions with two former governors and the Glass administration faction backing Byrd, while national issues like the World Court and the soldier bonus loom.
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RODLEY DUTCHER
Virgina
Byrd
Roosevelt
Virginia Byrd
Carer Gloss
wsted
ius
Virginia
Byré
Byrds
Byrd- Glass
Senate
Local power and telegraph fears amid rising wages
The article notes resentment toward high wages and regulatory pressure as power companies and holding firms spend large sums, with the local telegraph manager describing tensions surrounding the Roosevelt era costs and public reaction to electricity and communication services.
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Roosevelt
hay
Small blaze subdued at Potts property on North Court Street
Firefighters quietly controlled a minor fire at a two story brick building owned by Richard Potts on North Court Street. A cigarette likely started the blaze that damaged first floor walls and a stairway in rooms used earlier by Frederick Garden Club for an exhibit. No entry access was secured, and authorities responded after an alarm at 2 am.
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Richard Potts
North Court street
Frederick Garden Club
Potts
James Mr
Ettchison
Etchison
James E
génerai a.armis
mierming
New Tax Bill Pushed Through Congress Amid Urgency
Washington July 7 AP says press move to pass a new tax bill quickly led to executive session. President Roosevelt urged a tax bill before adjournment while House Ways and Means discussed proposals with Lovell Parker and Littlet on possible extensions for inheritance taxes and gift transfers. No rates decided. several days expected.
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ashington
Congress
Roosevelt
Doughton
North Carolina
House Wars and Means committee
Lovell H Parker
joint
congressional committee on internal revenue taxation
Littleton Beaman
House
Market Makes Good Advances All Around Market Makes Good Advances All Around New York
July 17 AP reports a broad stock market rise with favorable trade and industrial data easing selling pressure in some groups. Wheat futures rose on poor weather. Catton coal and bar silver steady. corporate bonds mixed while currencies softened against the dollar. Rails hesitated as GM and Chrysler hit new 1936 highs and GE matched its year peak.
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New York
Catton
London
General Motors
Chrysler
General Electric
Blast at Wilson Company plant injures twenty in Oklahoma City
Twenty persons were hurt in an explosion at the Wilson and Company capping plant in Oklahoma City. Fourteen injuries were treated at the plant, with others sent to a local hospital. Officials believe the blast was caused by an underground gas leak.
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Wilson Company
Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company
Record Debt Peak Updates and Delegates Named
The report notes a U S debt near 29 009 000 000 dollars marking an all time peak under current administration. Delegates named include Edward H Ye ham and Harmon Klein among others in a list of 2 400 mule coast rope and alloy weights cited in the coverage.
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U.S
Unconstitutional Tax Processing Affects Firms
The text notes a 3-2 decision impacting tax processing practices and mentions BOF Philadelphia firm actions. It references adipose collection and additional firms facing related processing issues.
Mrs Waley Receives 20 Year Sentence In Kidnap Case
Mrs Margaret Waley was sentenced to 20 years on two counts concurrently in federal court. The former Salt Lake City dancer faced charges of kidnapping and conspiring to kidnap nine year old George Weyerhaeuser. Her defense sought a new trial as judge Kushman urged plea negotiations.
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Tacoma
Wash
Waley
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
saliow
Salt Lake City
Edward E. Kushman
Department of Justice
Immigrant Canyon
Utah
Await Word On Naming Of Road Supervisors In Frederick County
No definite action has been taken by the State Roads Commission on the county's 29 recommendations for road supervisors and foremen. Dr. Homer Tabler acknowledged receipt. The dispute following the Joseph Richards dismissal delays Frederick road projects and plans for a four mile state road contingent on commission selection.
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Frederick county
State Roads Commission
Homer &. Tabler
Han
new State Roads Commission
C Commissioners
Joseph T. Richards
Beint
Frederick aso
State Road Commission
add
ton TOTMAMP
Ras pared
Pres Rios dmviber
Farm Laborer Runs Amuck Near Towson
Baltimore County police investigated a farm incident near Towson after a laborer, Hoaard L Young of Walker, was driven off the farm by officers. Witnesses said Young poured kerosene on the floor and advanced toward two women. one woman fired a shot, ending the immediate threat.
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Towson
Hoaard L Young
Walker
Baltimore county
Yng
Young
Liberty Limited Wreck Injures Ten At Upper Sandusky
A Liberty Limited freight wreck at Main Street crossing in Upper Sandusky Ohio injured ten people. Engineer Jo D. Todd Fort Wayne and fireman R Ritcha Port Wayne were severely scalded and trapped. Other passengers suffered minor injuries as the train collided with a trailing truck and left the tracks. Crews aimed to repair the line the same day.
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Sandusky
Jo D. Todd
Fort Warne
Robert Willams
Cambridge
Ohio
R. W. Ritcha
Port Wayne
Ritcha
main street
Willams
District Tax Payments Rise for Walkersville and Emmitsburg
Auditors Report shows Walkersville up from ninth to seventh and Emmitsburg rising to fourth among 24 districts in county tax payments. Frederick district remains the largest payer, with county levy for 1934 at 532,689.48 and about 415,000 from real estate.
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Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Audriers
Brunswick
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Frederick
hare
Middletown
Brunnswick
Walkersiile
Thurmoat
Urbara
Weather Summary From Historical OCR Fragment
Fragmentary weather note reports precipitation and temperatures with several unreadable figures. Mentions Monocacy stream conditions muddy and Powomas clear with low temperatures and sunset times noted in a dated archival style.
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R. L. Sherfy
C. M. Robinson
Shanzhai
nina
O.K
Brewster
Corcoran
A Veterans Assn
Singapore
Msn
Alaska
F. R
World Court
iCopyright
NEA Service, Inc
PWA
Cone House
yanon
oon
emer
M. SPER. ee
amaenand
mittee
Middis oan
Edzar Hy ham Ho Gayilor A V. Gaver
Vera OC
Harmon Klein
Russell J. Hoffman
Ruber Reed
James O . Psimer
Francis P Case
Jong
Ensland
United States District Court
Department Of
BOF Val.adelph
MRS. WALEY
Weyer
haeuser
Advier
Amuck
LIBERTY LIMITED
Pennsylvania
UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO
sia
gtandard
Charles Brey
Teel
Rate
Tancsarenes
City Hospital
anders
Miron
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