Hoppy Groves Dead After Long Illness at Home
Hoppy Groves dies after months of illness at his West Patrick street home aged 47 years ten months and days. Once linked to the Horsey Distillery liquor case he spent a year in Atlanta and later two years in a federal penitenary in Baltimore. Groves aided the needy in youth but faced Prohibition era legal troubles and a noted arrest in 1930. Funeral arrangements are not yet made with C E B Cline and Son as funeral directors.
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ryn
Hoy Grove
West Patrick street
Grove
pveriess Horsey Distillery
Atlanta
Frederick
qwack
Burkittsville
Baltimore
prohi mhc
West Pat
parish
Bey
Alaska
Frank Gren
Gloria BR
John Jaco Grove
Sar
Wil Clever
Edward Grove
C. EB. Cline
Son
fai
Fusionists Sweep 25 Democrats Out of County Jobs
Rockville June 20 AP Fusion party majority on Montgomery County Board of Commissioners dismissed about 25 Democratic organization employees from county personnel. Appointees replacing them are picked by the Fusion majority, with several high level positions staying under Fusion control.
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Rockville
majer Montgomery Countty Board of Commissioners
Democratic organization
pern
ziy
Fusion party
Charles E. King
Fuson Demetra
Criminal Appeals Taken Up in Circuit Court Session
Criminal appeals were taken up February 25 in a Circuit Court session. Four cases were marked for trial and four continued. Verna M. Davis was found not guilty on a collision with Charles Jones. appeal of a $525 fine was denied. Several other appeals were continued or dismissed, including cases for Fick Sinn, Oliver Harding, and others.
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marke
Associaite
Arthur D. Willard
Milton G_ Urner
Verna M. Davis
Monrovia
Davis
Charles Jones
East Low
Carroll streets
Warren Davis
George Grove
Jones
Guy Anders
Stace
Sherman P. Bowers
M. Storm
Fick
Rocky Ridge
E. Sinn foring
Oliver Harding
Patrick M
Barr
Holt Offers Himself For Senate Seat Delayed
Washington June 20 AP Senator elect Holt Democrat West Virginia offered himself for the oath of office in the Senate and was halted by Republican leader Senator McNary who ruled he was not 30 when elected. McNary urged Holt to stand aside until the contest over his seat was decided. Chairman George presented the Elections Committee report recommending Holt be seated. Republicans objected, saying Holt’s age barred him from oath.
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Washington
Holt
West Viginia
Senate
McNary
Chaiman George
Hastings
Harvard Honors Einstein with Degrees at 239th Commencement
Albert Einstein received honorary degrees at Harvard University during the 239th commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts. The ceremony honored 1,896 graduates across fields including science, agriculture, and law, as the famed physicist joined a long line of notable honorees.
Weather summary and rainfall deficiency note
Daily weather data shows actual versus normal precipitation with a June deficiency of 2.54 inches in 1935. Highlights include high yesterday and year-ago temperatures, overnight lows, and sunrise sunset times with moon phases for tomorrow.
Bobby Jones Under Knife in Atlanta Scene
A terse report from Atlanta notes Bobby Jones undergoing surgery. The condition of former State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis remains unchanged after months at his Frederick area home, with no new developments reported today.
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Attornney
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick
Irving Pollitt Named New Moderator of Presbyterians
Baltimore area presbytery reports elect Irving Pollitt as moderator of the Baltimore Synod first time in its century history, with Rev J Paul Trout as vice moderator and Rev Edwin Shelling temporary clerk. The board discusses finances, mission budget drop from 3,000,000 to 2,500,060, urging self support and legacies reliance.
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Synod
L. Irving Pot
Baltimore
Pollits
wasice
General Assembly of the Presby
the
move
Brown 3 mortal Presbyterian church
Bamsre
Mr. Traut
Newcastle
Manokin Pincess Anne
Francis Makemie
Bald
Andrew W. Blackwood
Calvin W
John A. Mack Serser
den
Landor Missions
Caldwell
Sizac
Engand
sai
mven br
ther
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castie
Hane Pa
Forest Park
Pred
Bennet
charch, che
City and P E Co Street Lighting Cost Savings Noted
The Potomac Edison Co proposes supplying street lighting at a rate that could save Frederick City about 2500 dollars annually. City Engineer Maxwell and officials compare Potomac Edison figures with city costs from 1930 to 1934 and a 1935 four year period.
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Edison Company
Frederik
Potomac Essson Company
Elmer St. Maxwell
eee
Potomac Edison
ted
W. H
Potomac Edison Co
Ciy
P. E. Co. power
Maxwell
Frederick
sis
Potomac Edison Company
Burlew Trouble Strikes Washington Aid Chief Ickes
Washington reports another health flare for Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes amid Burlew related troubles. The episode disrupts New Deal administration plans as officials assess impact on policy and upcoming deadlines.
Why Senators Go Mad over Burlew and Ickes in 1930s Power Struggle
The article describes a Washington row over Burlew replacing Ickes and Hoover’s staff as the New Deal conflicts flare. It notes alleged attempts to influence Senate picks, pressure on projects, and suspensions of officials, with whispers of secret holds and political maneuvering across the PWA and higher offices. The piece highlights tense names and factions shaping policy.
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Ickes
Burlex
Commission Education
John W. Studebaker
Burlew
Hopkins
Henry Wallace
Jim
Roosevelt
Harold
comc
Roosevelt Hints For Action This Session
Washington reports show the Senate Finance Committee delaying wealth tax proposals as it advances the House two year extension of 560 million in nuisance taxes. Sen LaFollette seeks inheritance and higher taxes. chairman Harrison resists amendments to avoid jeopardizing the measure. Roosevelt hints at a broader program, possibly a major NRA, while leaders weigh strategy amid tax and power concerns.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Roosevelt
House
LaPoillette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Harrison
LaFollette
Senate
Senate Finance committee
Congress
White House
LaFoliette
Renewed Appeal For Playground Fund Takes Center Stage
Mayor Lloyd C Culler renews drive for playground funding as city targets 700 dollars for summer facilities. About 500 letters sent. receipts total 402.50 to date, with one family contributing nearly a third. Fundraising continues with letters, commis sioners and city children urged to donate.
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Liovd C Culler
Culler
Playground Commission
Commussion
Joseph H. Himes
Miss Bertha Trail
yal
Wm. O. McCutcheon
Wm.J. Grove
Baron A. Winebrenner
Amos J. Traver
Hammond Urner
A. G Bourne
Maryland Court of Appeals to hear tax appeal week of July 2
Chief Judge Carroll T. Bond proposed a special session the week of July 2 to hear the Randolph Barton Jr and Allan Sauerwein appeal from the Baltimore Circuit Court ruling upholding a new gross receipts tax. Attorneys agreed to the date pending assent of Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor.
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Baltimore
Carroll T. Bond
Maryland Court of Appeals
Bond
Randolph Barton Jr
Allan Sauerwein
Herbert R. O'Conor
Sauerwein
J. Frank Suppice
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Want Child Hospital Westminster
Carroll County commissioners and the acting welfare board of the Children's Aid Society seek federal funds for a hospital and a centrally located playground in Westminster. Estimated costs are about 75 000 for the hospital 23 000 for the playground and equipment, plus 200 000 for road construction as part of several proposed projects announced this week. The welfare board members listed include Rev. Lewis H Brumbaugh Dr G Leais Wetzel and others from Woodbine Mount Acry and surrounding areas.
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Carroll County
welfare board
the
Children’s Aid Society
Lewis H. Brumbaugh
G. Leais Wetzel
Un Mi Joha Busher
Woodbine
Paul
George N_inger
J. Bery Miersiminster
Ira Watkins
Mount Acry
Towson Dairy Head Dies At His Home
Towson June 20 a dairy head dies at his home. Washington reports the attorney general said the Justice Department will conduct a full investigation into charges of inefficiency graft and favoritism in department bureaus raised by Ewing Y. Mitchell ousted assistant secretary of commerce, regardless of the Senate Commerce committee inquiry outcome.
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Washington
Jie 20
Cummings
Justice Department
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate Commerce committee
Hauptmann case argued before New Jersey high court
In a crowded session the Hauptmann appeal was argued before New Jersey's Court of Errors and Appeals as doors were locked and spectators admitted only briefly Mrs Anna Hauptmann was barred from entry The defense attacked the state's closing summation as inflammatory and contended the trial should have occurred in Mercer county instead of Hunterdon county The state's brief maintained the evidence proved guilt and dismissed the theory that the child died before removal from the crib The court noted concerns about introducing a new theory mid trial but did not rule on that point The hearing lasted about three hours with the state allotted an hour and a half to reply
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Haupthuinn
A. Lindbergh, Jr
New Jersey
miay
Court of Errors and Appeals
Anna Hauptmann
Hauptmann
David JT. Wilentz
Hunterdon county
Mercer county
Selling Movement Hits Stock Market
A selling movement in the stock market today greeted the President's new share the wealth tax program. After an opening downward flurry activity dwindled with modest support for scattered issues. Grains, cotton and most commodities moved higher following equities. Bonds were irregular. call money renewed at one cent. the ring opened at $4.95.
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New York
Hyattsville Woman Auxiliary Elects President
Miss Margaret Hartman of Frederick is chosen in a contest to lead the Hyattsville Woman Auxiliary. The association considers the presidency a key emphasis in its program and plans important activities under the new leadership.
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Margaret Hartman
Frederick
auxiliary
195th commencement honors incl Bow man degree
Dr Isaian Bowman president delivered address at the 195th commencement where 1409 degrees were conferred. An honorary Doctor of Decency of Laws was awarded to Dr Bowman and Roy S Flook of Mycersville received a Master of Arts.
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Bowman
Roy S. Flook
Mycersville
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