Strong GOP plans emerge from Democratic session at courthouse
At a large meeting in the courthouse room, Democratic leaders announced plans for a vigorous campaign. Walter Chapline chaired the executive committee selection, with members named for finance and precinct roles. Speakers included E. J. Delaplaine and others, and Leatherman and Shaver aligned for mayor and city office bids. Precinct organizers and local party officers were listed, and Democratic groups planned further precinct meetings to boost registration and reelection efforts. Divorces and wage data noted in brief items follow.
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Republic Executive Committee
Walter Chatreman
Womeirs
Cliggren EL Ransburg
Hay oBirs
Witliam Hemp
Apman — Hurbanlah
Soedegar
G. Hunter Boward
Delaphine
T T James
Oliver Ho Reefer
John W. Favorite
Leatherman
Sinn
Benjamin L. Shot
Harry EB. Chagidine
William O. Wertenbaker
Millard
Wiliam Conway
James H. Bowers
Norman Harbouch
Rooh Oden
Idaho
WH. Albaugh
E. F. Munshower
A. RR. Snedepar
Chas
McC
Mathias
Horace Albaugh
Edward S. Mobley
Benj. Rosenour
Russell McCain
A. Hart Etchison
Arthur Burras
R. Ames Hendrickson
John Moler
A. A. Radcliff
Reno S. Harp
P. E. Grove
We Precinct No
G. Ed. Myers
Oscar Rhoads
Fdary
Frank Doll
Howard Albaugh
Harry Edmond
D. G. Everhart
P. F. Dutrow
Retary
Samuel J. Mhoderick
Muth Wing
WS. Multan
Cannon
Charlotte Burras
Raymond Loy
Walter E. Sinn
Ake
Baske
Harry and
Ben
Pilling Station Action Deferred at Frederick Hearing
The Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals deferred final action on Frederick Business Properties Inc. proposed a filling station at the northeast corner of West Patrick Street and Jefferson Street after public input. A Saturday meeting at 1 pm was set to announce a decision, with detailed plans to be submitted to the board and City Engineer Ebner St. C. Maxwell.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick Business Properties, Inc
9 Wing
West Patrick v and
Jefferson Streets
Jacob Rohrback
Ebner St. C. Maxwell
Maxwell
City Business Properties, Inc
Patrick Street
Arthur Ui
Doll
Joseph Urner
Edmund Buel
Mewattea Parkway
Setymal
Roger i Quinn
Wealthy Tax Dodgers the Object Of Attack
President Roosevelt demanded an end to tax dodges by the wealthy and Congress moved to investigate. A joint Senate-House committee was formed to expose methods used by individuals and corporations, including yachts and racing stables, with actions likely within days. Morgenthau’s letter outlined alleged schemes as Roosevelt voiced strong opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Morgenthau
Nice
Car and trolley crash on West South street injures man
A parked Oldsmobile was crushed when a trolley car jumped the track near Wilcoxon and Brown lumber yard in Hagerstown. Harry T. James Sr., an insurance agent, escaped serious injury, suffering only shock and a wrenched shoulder. The trolley continued to Hagerstown. an official blamed a stone in the switch for the derailment.
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Ilis
Haggerstown
Frederick
West South Street
Wilcoxon
Brown
Harry T. James
James
Hagerstown
Fred Jones
Boonsboro
John H. Elworthy
DUCE 10 HALT RUSSIAN SHIPS
Italian warships reportedly ordered to halt at sea Soviet vessels carrying supplies to the Madrid Valencia government. Berlin and Rome weigh joint action as Germany and Italy withdraw from neutrality patrols amid the Spanish civil war.
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Rome
Ialy
Madrid-Valencia
Katy
Mussolini
European Neutrality Committee
Germany
Neutrality Committee
Apokstan
Franco
Taly
Spain
Italy
Russia
Werner von Blomberg
Gifts Showered On Duke Bride To Be Monts France
The wedding of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Walter Warfield draws wide congratulations at Chateau de Cande. Messages from around the world fill the chateau mail as two French planes drop parcels and letters inscribed from flyers to flyer. American responses total many, with mixed tones noted by spokesman L Hagers.
Garrett County CCC Enrollee Is Wounded
James Weicht, 15, a former inmate of the Maryland State Training School for Boys, is hunted in Garrett county for the shooting of Clifford Harris, a Backbone Mountain CCC enrollee. Weicht fled after the shooting, while his stepfather Dave Wilson is jailed on an assault with intent to kill charge following a confrontation with CCC enrollees seeking to visit Weicht’s sister. Sheriff Clarence Spear notes the case stems from the CCC camp visit attempt.
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Oakland
James Weicht
Maryland State Training School For
Garrett County
Clifford Harris
Backbone Mountain
Civilian Conservation Corps
Weicht
Dave Wilson
Clarence Spear
Wilson
CCC
Spear
Harris
Zonta Club Meets at Hotel Frederick for Weekly Session
Routine business was transacted at the weekly Zonta Club meeting held at the Hotel Frederick Monday evening. Miss Mary D. Cason, president, presided and announced that C Thomas Summers, manager of the Frederick Brick Works, will speak at the next meeting Monday evening.
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G.O.P
Circuit Court
Alma
Crum Whias
Paul LL. Crum
Alton
Bennett
Crum
Bes
Department of Age eThculture
West Patrick and Jefferson Sts
Adop
Cali
George E. Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Whit
Thew
Texaco Company
Rohrback
Coo Chee Ene Ereety
Thomas Kone
James Gambrill
Harry Fo Carls Company
Palriow
Annne
Duce
New Grisis
London
Almeria
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hyde Park
Berlin
Vatican
Pius
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Holy See
Beauty Reigns
Naval Academy
Ons
Fatee
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Janet Cunngen
Washington, D. C
Colers
H. B. Haneft
Brooklyn
David Foote Selers
Corps of Midshipmen
Duke
New York
Decline & Son Ta
Garrett County CCC
New York City
Vermont
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
ABC
A. B.C
Iver Johnson
Columbia Bicycles
J. Paul Delphey
Warrick Streee
Hendrickson
Hendrickson’s