Statewide old age pension plan delayed by budget and approvals
The Board of State Aid and Charities met in Baltimore and plans to appoint a supervision group via County Commissioners to oversee pensions for residents over 65. State funding of 1.5 million dollars was set, with local units paying one third of costs, but actual procedures and injections await legislative action and the April tax impact, delaying payments and eligibility details.
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Charshes
Baltimore
Board of S
Sage
Balimore toGay
Board of State Aid and Charities
Frederick Coun
Vision Supervision Board
Pension Coss mx
Weather Summary For June Precipitation And Temps
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation of 0.42 inches ending 7 am today. June to date 2.87 inches versus normal 4.36. High yesterday 91, prior year 60. Low last night 70, prior year 65. Sunset 7:39 pm, sunrise tomorrow 4:43 am. Moon rises 10:08 pm, moon sets 7:37 am.
No National Farmer Labor Party Declared by Organizer
Howard Wehams national organizer for the Farmers Labour Political Federation said the proposed national convention for a third party had no significance. He stated there is no national farmer-labor party today despite calls for a meeting in Omaha July 6-12.
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St. Paul
Howard
Wehams
Farmers-Labor Political Federation
Omaha
Farmer-Labor Party
Wiliams
Wash- Jast
Roy ML Harrop
Councilofs
Farm Labor Party
G HS Alumnae Meeting Held at Peter Pan Inn Urbana
The Girls' High School Alumnae Association held its annual banquet Monday at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with about 80 alumnae in attendance. Officers were elected and anniversaries noted for classes of 1915 and 1920. Retiring officers named and committees listed. program included songs readings and dancing, with special solos by Bertha Jones Elkin 1920.
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Peter Pen Inn
Urbana
Respect
Marine
Pauline Grove Rice
Grace Cline Clary
Margaret Roelke
Ame
Ruth Dixon
Phomas
Betha J. Ekin
Celeste R. Thomas
Marian Zeigler Shipler
Rush R. Trout
Shipley
S. Rhoad
Leona Mercer
Mary Witter
Elsiewig Wolfe
Edith Miller
Elizabeth Worman Storm
Pauline Zeniz Hneck
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Elizabeth Engle McCai- Mis
Ruth Holtz Smith
W. H. B. Anders May Be Named Maryland Bank Office
Rumor that W. H. B. Anders may be chosen for a Maryland bank office. decision expected after internal review. The article notes a possible slate of selections and confirms a formal decision is pending.
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W. Hb. Anders
Governor to pick bank commissioner from advisory list
Governor Harry W. Nice will choose from three nominees for state bank commissioner as his advisory committee recommended. The list includes Rufus E. Goodenow Jr of Maryland Trust, W H B Anders of Libertytown and Union Bridge banks, and John J. Ghingher, Dem incumbent. Ghinger remains in office until successor named.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Lst
John J. Ghingh
Democra
Ghyigher
Aber
D. Graham
First National Bank of Baltimore
Rufus E. Goodenow, Jr
Maryland Trust Company
W. H. B. Anders
Libertytown
Union Bridge
Zonta Meeting Plans Barbara Fritchie Tea Room Event
The Zonta Club heard a report on promoting local speaking. Mrs Robert E Clapp read the collection. Attendees included Mr Zeigler and Mrs Eduard Albion with Mrs Zeigler as a guest. The next meeting date is set at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room on East Patrick Street.
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Zonta C. Akomy
Robert E. Clapp
Zeigler
Eduard Albion
Zeieler
Barbara Fritchie Tea Room
East Patrick Street
Warm Weather Brings End to Mild Spring Nights in Frederick
The report notes Frederick's hottest night to date with no minimum above 70 as summer arrives. A 90 degree noon, a 91 degree high, and a spring near its end are recorded, with scattered showers on Monday and a brief storm in the afternoon. Summer official arrival is Saturday at 3 38 am, with sunrise gradually shifting to 4 44 am by Thursday.
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Frederick
Hulliday
Faun
Brunswick
Walkersville
Thurmont
Floods and Tornadoes Ravage Nine Midwestern States
The Associated Press reports turbulent river floods driven by melting snows and heavy rain forced thousands from homes across nine states. Tornadoes struck several states including South Dakota and Texas causing injuries and significant property damage. Deaths were recorded in Texas Oklahoma Nebraska and Arkansas with Texas alone reporting fourteen fatalities and $2.5 million in damages in Austin. Missouri Colorado Iowa and Illinois also suffered damage though lives were spared.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Texas
Colorado
Nueces
Rio Grande
Guadalupe
Austin
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Dunois
Ministers Returned to County Conference Notes
In Westminster on June 18 AP the 150 churches of the Methodist Protestant church completed their conference commitments. A Western Maryland College address framed the event with discussions led by figures including Finksburg and Union Bridge delegates.
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Westminster
Aera
Western Maryland College
Bucks
T Finksburg
Elow
Simps
New Market
G. E. Wunder
Union Bridge
G. H. Stocksdale
Buying Selective Bulls Strive for Higher Market Levels
New York reports cautious stock market action with selective buying. The bond market shows mixed results as call money renews near one percent and the pound sterling opens around $4.92.
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New York
Two Couples Wed In Plane Over Niagara Falls
An AP report details a double wedding aboard an airplane at 2000 feet above Niagara Falls. Mrs Vella O Gentle, 38, and Police Officer Earl A Barbee, 33, exchanged vows as the craft lifted, with Barbee becoming husband and stepfather to Capitola Hartheid, 17, his bride’s daughter. The ceremony lasted 21 minutes before landing.
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Niagara Falls
Vella O. Gentle
Earl
Barbee
Capitola
Carl Hartheid
Democrats Aim to Build Party as 36 Seek Gubernatorial Lead
Baltimore June 18 Democratic strategists push a plan to solidify party control in Maryland with Tidings in a key Senate role and a 7 million dollar highway program. They argue the spending could shape the 1938 gubernatorial race against Mayor Howard Jackson while Republicans warn overreach could fuel a counter effort. The drive centers on leveraging federal relief funds for road work across Washington and Allegany counties to curb unemployment.
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Baltimore
Guberostoria
Democratic Party
Tra
Albert C. Ritchie
Tidings
Eith
Racine
Jackson ‘Ermor
John Mackall
State Roads Com
Nation
Maryland
Tidings Golp
Cow Road
Montngomery
Edmonson Avenue
Frat Severn Rerick
Allegany County
Washington County
Oral
Mary
Senate To Probe Mitchell Charges For Commerce Inquiry
The Commerce Committee ordered an investigation into charges by Ewing against Mitchell Assistant Secretary of Commerce. Mitchell would be placed on the stand under oath to answer claims that Secretary Roper privately favored a contract letting United States Lines retire the Leviathan without government recoupment.
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Washington
Senate
Ewing
Mitchel
Roper
Commerce
Commmiide
Copeland
Mitchell S
United States Lines Company
Leviathan
Gov
Penantees
Roosevelt
Publc
Commerce Department
Frederick County religious education council plans fall convention
Officials of the Frederick County Council of Religious Education met Tuesday night at the Y.M.C.A. to discuss the fall convention to be held October 12 at the Evangelical Lutheran Church and to organize four county districts including Liberty with New Market Walkersville Lewistown Thurmont and Brunswick. Plans cover out of town speakers led by Dr J C Millian of Baltimore and the leadership school results from a council leadership training program.
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Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. C. Millian
Baltimore
Lillian McCormick
Western Shore
Maryland- Delaware Council of Religious Education
Shue
Liberty
New Market
Walkersville
Lewistown
Thurmont
Braddock
Brunswick
Miss McCormis
St. Magelical Lutheran Church
H. Corbett
Cou Counci
United Brethren c
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Balimore
John Dose
Rameburst Abbott
Anna Amos
John Trasver
Funesty
Political accord hints at federal funds reroute
A June 18 report notes discussions between state and party leaders over the use of federal road funds. With the State Roads Commission chaired by Dr Homer L Tabler, observers suggest cross county influence may prompt a regional agreement to allocate some federal money to the home county project.
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Mussotiefs
Cosignaling Shah
State Roads Commission
Homer L Tabler
Roosevelt Seen as Sole Standout Candidate in 1936 Race
A June 18 analysis argues Roosevelt remains the only clear presidential front runner as Republicans struggle to find a strong rival. It says third parties are unlikely and warns NRA fallout may shift political dynamics depending on Supreme Court actions and recovery trends.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Biow
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Repubicans
Supreme Court
NEA
Oe Ye
No Trouble Before Strike Says Prison Official
At Lansing Kansas 300 plus convicts mutinied in the state penitentiary coal mine trapping fifteen mine officers. Warden Simpson said no prior trouble and no demands were received as guards planned to deploy armed responders. Robert H. Murray and three top officers entered the mine to contact the inmates.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lacey
Simpson
Robert H. Murray
Murray
R. O D. Payne
Payne
NRA To Watch For Changes In Labor
President Roosevelt directs the NRA to study changes in labor standards and fair trade after codes abolition. A committee with an impartial chair, a representative of Maragermth, labor, and the departments of Labor and Commerce will supervise the work. Also notes continued speaking tours and class initiations in Kentucky and Missouri contexts.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
James L. O'Neill
Maragermth
Labor
Lavot and Commerce
Suit Follows Car Collision Damages in Local Court
A suit is filed alleging negligence after a Dec 6 1934 highway crash near Fengay. Plaintiff claims damage to their automobile and names Vin cent BD Yingling as the defendant with Ual Credit Company referenced in the case. Attorneys Albert S Brown and Allen Y Beanest represent the plaintiff.
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National Farmer Labor Party
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Nice
Rufus K. Goodenow Jr
John J. Ghinger
Miss Roddy
Ray S. Bailey
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Mary F. Roddy
Near Thurmont
Ray Shaffer Bailey
Holliday’s Cove
W. Va
Frank Roddy
John Eckenrode
Belaire
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Burleigh
Ethel Craxford
Thurmort
Emma Moore
St. Anthony's
Henry Casper Delman
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Thurmont High School
Zonta Meeting
Walter F. Zeigler
M. P
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Mitchell
Commerce Committee
Religious Education Council
Martinsburg
Moses
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Lansing, Kan
Prison
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American Liberty League
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NEA Service, Inc
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