Community Chest voiced by Frederick Chamber leader
Roger B Wolfe president of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce outlined that all participating organizations will have a voice in the proposed Community Chest. He noted progress, emphasized broad representation, and urged a general meeting to approve plans by every charitable organization in Frederick. He praised Route 15 prospects and the Susquehanna Trail routing, cited Christmas decorations and business gains, and urged support for a community band and attracting new industries. He also described challenges in luring factories, urging merchants to highlight Frederick’s offerings to visiting salesmen.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Roger B Wolfe
Chamber
Hotel Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Wolfe
Frederick
Clarence C. Carty
W. R. Whitmarsh
Baltimore
Francis Perrott
Baruch Says Business Has Not Done Its Part
Bernard M. Baruch told the Senate Unemployment Committee that business has not done its share in fighting the recession. He urged tax revision as essential to recovery and backed by Robert W. Irwin, a Grand Rapids furniture maker, who favored modifying undistributed profits and capital gains levies. Irwin blamed monopolistic price fixing for much of the downturn, while Baruch warned against breaking up businesses merely to pursue such goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Bernard M. Baruch
Roosevelt
Senate
Irwin
Baruch
Gordy Files Papers To Become Candidate
Annapolis Md March 1 State Comptroller William S Gordy Jr who seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination filed his certificate of candidacy at the Secretary of State office Joseph McCusker chief State Comptroller witnessed the filing Gordy came from Salisbury and left immediately for Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Wm S. Gordy, Jr
Liednis
E. Ray Jones
Joseph McCusker
Gordy
Salsbury
Baltimore
Grand jury eyes end as probe of Staub death nears end
A ten day February grand jury nears completion after eight days of deliberations into the death of Mrs. Sarah Staub and the arson at her Daysville home. Indictments have not yet been returned against William D Staub Guy Staub and Alice D Miller though they are jailed on murder and arson charges. New evidence including a Mrs Staub pocketbook found with her son at the Hansonville beer parlor is reported to exist as investigators pursue a possible $1,500 theft motive and a cover crime. State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers says the session may end late Thursday with witnesses recalled for Thursday's session.
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Sarah Staub
Daysville
William D. Staub
Guy Staub
Alice D. Miller
Hansonville
Guy
Amateur Photography Talk at Zonta Club Meeting
William M. Brish spoke on amateur photography as a personal, honest hobby that captures the present and lets people be artistic with any camera. He shared five color slides and explained developing, with Philip Carfy attending and Miss Mary D. Cason presiding. Dr. Ignatius Byorlee will discuss service clubs next.
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William M. Brish
Zonta Club
Hotel Frederick
Brish
Philip Carfy
Mary D. Cason
Ignatius Byorlee
Phoebus says he is on the way out
Baltimore March 1 State Labor Commissioner Harry T Phoebus said the trial verdict for mal administration is all signed sealed and ready for delivery and he will be fired He spoke at the end of the second day of his hearing before Governor Harry W Nice He claimed the dismissal would remove him from the gubernatorial race and harm him He filed to succeed Nice and was charged by Senator Robert B Kimble all Republicans The trial neared its end after the prosecution rested and defense witnesses began Phoebus argued a loyal employee was disloyal
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Baltimore
Mar
Harry T. Phoebus
Phoebus
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Robert B Kimble
Allegany County
20000 Austrian Nazis Parade In Graz March Rally
An estimated 20000 Nazis paraded through Graz in a display linked to Austrian Heimwehr revival efforts. Many wore German uniforms, and a speech by Nazi interior minister Seyss-Inquart was expected but replaced by a proclamation read by others. Authorities offered little resistance as soldiers and gendarmes stayed in barracks. Berlin reported Goering warned Reich air force would defend Germans on borders amid regional tensions.
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Graz
Austria
Austr
Arthur Seysz-Inquart
Lnterior
Hitler
Nass
Emil Fey
Vienna
Heimwehr
Ernest Rudiger von Starhemberg
Berlin
Germany
Hermann
Wilhelm Goering
Reich
Milan Modza
Czechoslovakia
Kurt Schuschnigg
Air Force
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Camille Chautemps
France
Goering
Leap Year Birthdays Bypass February 29 Celebrants
Leap year rules leave February 29 birthdays without a date this year. Woodsboro postmaster LeRoy C. Barrick and others including Aiden E Fisher, Lawrence F. Holter, Garry Staley, and Leslie D. Wiles learn there is no Feb 29 in 1938. Staley notes leap year celebrants are sidetracked this year.
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LeRoy C. Barrick
Woodsboro
Aiden E Fisher
A. E. Fisher
Lawrence F. Holter
Farmers Cooperative Association
Garry Staley
Leslie D. Wiles
Frederick Motor Company
Maryland to Preserve Old Driving Records
Maryland officials warn that 262000 motorists who did not reregister will not escape past violations by delaying the new registration. Old files will be kept for several months before disposal to avoid losing any records of traffic violations, which remain in the accident complaint department and may be used if those motorists later register.
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Baltimore
Mar. L
Maryland
Comisioner
D. Marshall Schoeder
Saxi
Marshall
Mr. Schroeder
Will Of WV Lebherz Probated In Frederick Orphans Court
The will of William H. Lebherz of Frederick is probated and the estate is left to relatives. His home at 305 East Third Street is life-claimed to daughter Margaret M. Worster, then to five Lebherz sons on her death. Personal bequests include family items to Lewis A Lebherz and others. Executors named are Harry J and William B Lebherz. Will dated May 7, 1934, witnessed by Mary V. Butcher and Walter E. Sinn.
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William H. Lebherz
Frederick
Orphans Court
East Third Street
Margaret M. Worster
Harry J
William B
Lewis
Robert W. Leichert
William B. Lebberz
Mary V. Butcher
Walter E. Sinn
Criticizes Provisions of Government Reorganization Plan
Washington March 3 Senator Byrd denounced the proposed reorganization measure aimed at merging and reducing 1738 agencies. He warned it could abolish government by Congress and raise costs by many millions. Byrd recalled his governorship experiences and urged caution on executive powers.
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The hotel owed a duty to guests and invitees to keep premises safe, but protection ends if they enter for an unlawful purpose. the text presents a legal principle about hotel liability for unlawful acts.
Maryland Tax Ruling On Circuit Clerks
Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor ruled that Maryland Circuit clerks must pay one half of one percent state income tax. The decision was issued at the request of State Comptroller William S Gordy Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mar
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Oconor
William S. Gordy, Jr
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England
Horsey
Goering Rattles
Tommy Tucker
Aestso Strechbark
Bennett
Commissioner's Office
Frederick Man
Bers
Delphey
West Patrick
Ec Dietvse
Lastex Panties
Rickorye
Aji Baha
Hendrickson
Byrd
Lasiaueds
Ecs
Vira
Nng
Leisure
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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