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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1935

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Closing in on another suspect in Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case

Federal agents and state officers hunt forWilliam Mahan and Abish Harman Waley linked to the George Wererhaeuser abduction. Hooversaid $116000 of $200900 ransom recovered with a Spokane hideout identified. Lindbergh law charges filed in Tacoma against the Wailer group as trials loom.

Mahan 2 Tacoma Weyerhaeuser Wash George Wererhaeuser Washington Blanchard Idaho Spirit Lake Lindbergh Lax Abs Harman M. Waley Salt Lake City W.S. Grant William Mahan Montana H. H. Tracer George Nouse Spokane

Baltimore to Allow Name Changes on Auto Licenses

Baltimore officials announce a streamlined process for married women to change names on auto operator licenses with a 40 cent fee. Previously, changes required issuing a new license at 3.59 dollars under a new policy aligned with an Attorney General ruling.

Baltimore Anmour Rudy Motor Vei Cies Rudy Herbert R.o'conor Watter R

Frederick County Volunteer Firemen Plan Two Day Convention

The first annual convention of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, 24 and 25. A meeting Tuesday set the dates and formed committees to arrange details. President F. Lester Smith and secretary Dr A A Radcliff led the session. The program includes business sessions on day one and a street parade plus competitive contests on day two with about a dozen equipment-bearing members and several bands. Invitations go to five adjacent county companies. Attending representatives included S T Wirts, R G L Everhart of Brunswick, O J Dubel, Earl Thurmont, W S Wachtel, Jesse I Renner, Dr A A Radi, W Bartgis Storm, G Willan Shipley, and Junior Fire Company members.

Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association United Fire House F. Lester Smith A. A. Radcliff Robert A. Bennett T. Wirts R. GL. Everhart Brunswick O. J. Dubel Earl Thurmont W. S. Wachtel Jesse I. Renner New M.D- Dr Aa. A. Radi W. Bartgis Storm United Fire Company G. Willan Shipley Junior Fire Company

Ten Witnesses Test Tax Case Opens In Circuit Court

In Baltimore on June 11 Governor Harry W Ist leads ten witnesses as four merchants for a state wide group challenge the constitutionality of a gross receipts tax and auto titling tax. Office reports show gross receipts totaling $123 000 and titling tax at $42 584 with about 14 000 returns still to process. John E Raine of the Automobile Trades Association was summoned by the defense camp.

Baltimore Harry W. Hst Circuit Court J. Frank Supplee Wm. S. Gordy, Jr Annapolis John E Raine The Automobile Trades Association Ley

Car Theft Arrest Near Baltimore

A suspect who stole a Plymouth automobile near Frederick on Tuesday afternoon was captured near Baltimore after state police traced the car. Joan Taylor, Uniontown Pa, was arrested and returned to Frederick, remanded to jail for grand jury action. The case involves multiple thefts and a police radio recovery, with additional names tied to separate suspected thefts in the area.

Frederick Joan Taylor Uniontown Baltimore Taylor L. A. Mumma Elizabethtown East Part Street

Road Supervisors to Be Appointed Across Districts

The Cov ers Board awaits Republican district committee recommendations for district road supervisors. Two supervisors, one per district, are to be appointed after the committees forward names to the State Roads Commission. Most current appointees were chosen under the Democratic regime and are expected to be replaced.

Board of Covers State Roads Commission

Fluffy Mashed Potatoes Recipe Hint

A home cook notes the key to fluffy mashed potatoes is plenty of arm power. Drain and mash hot boiled potatoes until lump free, then add ample butter and scalded milk or cream and beat until smooth.

Delesations Appear Amid Engin Notes

Fragmentary OCR item shows numbers and engineering mentions with unclear context. The readable bits reference seven seconds and engine notes, suggesting a technical or scientific snippet without full details.

Breaks Leg in Fall at North Bents Back Night

Fragmentary report describes an accident where a person breaks a leg during a fall at a North Bents back night with injuries to the left arm. Details are incomplete but indicate an emergency response and medical attention.

North Racvar Simmien

Be PRESIDENT S OWN Stamp by Roosevelt inspires stamp design

The 16 cent airmail special delivery stamp, featuring the Great Seal in blue, is credited to President Roosevelt. He discussed the stamp with A W Hall of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, drawing an eagle on yellow and selecting the final design and color. He noted the stamp’s value rises when used less for postage.

United States Roosevelt A. W Hall Bureau of Engrav—ing Printips

Boland Case Trial Ends Without Verdict

Rockville Md June 11 The trial of John M Boland one of four men accused with Mrs Anne Lyddane of conspiracy to murder ended with a verdict reached but not announced Mrs Lyddane will stand trial tomorrow after severance granted Boland waived and placed his fate with the judges John Carnell a co defendant pleaded guilty becoming the states chief witness Two other defendants Edwin H Davis and Harry Thomas remain to be tried after Mrs Lyddane Boland testified denying involvement in the death plot and claiming he signed a confession only due to cold and poor jail prospects The state alleges Mrs Lyddane made a down payment and promised money to the bank robbers Eldership meeting and church convention in Wakefield Brunswick Cottage prayer meeting Knoxville events also noted

Salt Lake Utah Wabam Aihan George Wi Haeuser Mahan J. P. Wererhaeuser Tacoma Wash Washington J. Edgar Hoover Department of Justice Emigration Canyon Here Harmagn M. Wailer Mar-garet Hoover Rockville John M. Boland Anne Lyddarne Lyddane Francis Lyddane Joseph Beall Boland Carnell Star John Carnell Edwin H. Davis Harry Thomas Sanno

British Silver Jubilee stamp design explored

The feature examines how the British Silver Jubilee stamp was conceived, detailing design choices, symbolism, and the era's postal context. It references artistic contributors and the cultural backdrop of the time while noting the stamp's enduring philatelic significance.

Wallace Denies Maryland And Virginia Packers Discriminated

Secretary Wallace responds to claims by the Schuderberg Hardie Company of Baltimore that Maryland and Virginia pork packers face tax collection discrimination under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He writes that no unequal treatment exists in the hog processing tax, addressing concerns raised to Senator Tydings. The article notes ongoing tensions between Maryland and Virginia packers and federal tax policy.

Tydings Maryland Virginia

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