County Sets $1.20 Tax Rate. Broad Cuts Support Budget
Frederick County commissioners cut the tax rate to $1.20 per $100, predicting $857 353.56 in taxes for the year 1932 and restoring many salary reductions across offices. The plan trims road funding and school budgets, with real estate up about 1 percent and personal property down, while many county officials accept voluntary pay cuts to balance the year’s finances.
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Judge Denies Mistrial Bid in Curtis Lindbergh Baby Case
Trial of Joann Hughes Curtis proceeds after Judge Adam denies defense motion for mistrial and premised prejudice claim. Police Captain resumes testimony as prosecution references a newspaper paragraph alleging Curtis’s negotiations and the Lindbergh baby case context.
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Court orders Raichle freed after jury directed verdict
The Supreme Court halted the Raichle case and ordered a directed verdict exonerating Raichle of obstruction and subornation charges. Justice Letts ruled Edwards and Pitts testimony untrustworthy and expelled it from consideration. A train of Buffalo acquaintances stood as character witnesses for Raichle as he left the courtroom with congratulations. Edwards was recalled and confronted with a transcript showing conflicting statements, leading to motions by James Moore and others.
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Suspect Held In Lindy Case After Bail Raised
Washington FBI received $204,060 as Walsh Melean supported the Lindbergh chit. The Fox case tied to the Lindbergh probe mentions a suspect held and charged under bonds set near $100,000.
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Roosevelt Approves Wet Plank and Nomination for Ritchie
A historical notice shows Roosevelt endorsing a wet plank and announcing Ritchie's nomination today. The document lists county office expenditures including sheriff's, treasurer's, jail, hospital, and library budgets with various line items and sums across departments.
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Prohibition Repeal Plank Adopted Late Wednesday Night
The Democratic National Convention moved to open nominations for president as Roosevelt forces push an early ballot. James Farley sought 505 votes on the first ballot while Mississippi casts its 20 votes for Roosevelt. opposition factions claim solid backing from their states. Roosevelt endorses the wet plank via telegram, saying the platform is substantially the same as the one for his previous governorship.
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Dill Made Goat Of Convention By His Walsh Speech
Rodeny Dutcher reports on the Democratic convention where C. G. Dill drew attention with a Walsh speech and boos. The piece notes the unusual two speeches by Dill and the strong reaction from attendees in Chicago.
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Annual Retreat Exercises at Visitation Convent
The annual retreat exercises are conducted this evening at Visitation Convent by Rev. Joseph J. Sulivan S J of Morai i Cross College Philadelphia. The evening sermon is set for 4 and the morning sermon at 8 20, with the Rab of the torming.
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Road Shoulder Bids Sought for Frederick County Section
The State Roads Commission announced bids will be received until July for a 6.93 mile road shoulder project from near Tanertown to Examusbutz. Work includes adding shoulders to the Carrol section from Monoc Creek east of Tan MAR, continuing to Baltimore.
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Weather Summary for 24 Hours and Forecast
Weather today covers 24 hours with precipitation noted at 1.599 inches. High temperature and festival forecasts appear, with sunrise and moon phase details and a predicted moonrise at 6.14 p.m.
Paris Green Preserves Mentioned in Announce Marriage
A fragment notes Paris Green in preserves and an accusation of striking a wife. The brief item links the substance to domestic incident reporting.
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Removal of Tracks Delayed Sixty Days Reported
Patchy text from a New York AP dateline notes a sixty day delay in track removal with references to prices, markets, and political plank mentions. The fragment hints at banking and stock activity, with a brief note on gains in shares and a Democratic tone, but details are incomplete.
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Sheppard Ready 10 Put Repeal Amendment to Vote
A meeting of Agricultural Society members discusses a proposed repeal amendment affecting the state fair grounds. Senator Demoirat presides as the group reviews details and votes on the measure.
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