Alley Parking Now Legal in Frederick Alleys
The Frederick city board voted to lift the all night alley parking ban except on three main alleys Chapel Klinehart's and Middle. Police reported about half of tagged vehicles posted collateral while others did not. A new official parking space for city officers was created in Market Space.
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Frederick
City Hall
Parkers
Chapel
Klinehart
Culler
Allen Bartgis
Robert L. Grove
City officials weigh sidewalk repairs and land purchase
Engineer John T. Best tours Harrisburg rollers while aldermen divide costs on Barbara Fritchie Cottages sidewalks. Faust alleges damage from sewer blasting, city estimate split 50 50. Land purchase of 3 3/8 acres at 250 an acre approved to dump ashes. Water street extension talks with B and O officials upcoming. Gasoline tax funds and Market Street repairs discussed. A new dog kennel planned and curbs for special parking permits will be painted. Bills totaling 1689.59 approved. Say you saw it in The News.
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Elmer St C. Maxwell
John Linton
Tuscarora
Tuscarora Creek
Alton Bare
Herbert ©. Schroeder
Joseph J. Davis
Fishing Creek
Schroeder
Jane Zimmerman
North Market Street
Attomer Smith
Maxwell
John €. Engle
Leslie W. Grove, Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Junior Fire Company
Baltimore
F. W. Besley
Charles T. Butcher
P. T. Kuhn
Grove
John T. Best
Harrisburg
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick Street
Charles A. Faust
Alderman Schroeder
Mary Reddle
Baltimore and Ohio
Water Street
Aminous
Smith
William S. Gordy, Jr
State Roads Commission
Market
Patnck
Howard Hollingsworth
Baltimorean acquitted on intoxicated driving, fined for reckless driving
Thomas A. Gracie of Baltimore was acquitted of operating a machine under liquor but found guilty of reckless driving by Justice O Fred Ridenour in Middletown. A $100 fine plus costs was imposed after testimony cited flagrant recklessness over miles on the National highway and a February 17 crash near Braddock Hill that wrecked the car and injured Gracie. Defense witnesses supported non intoxication. the judge noted sufficient proof of reckless driving. Attorney Patrick M Schnauffer appeared for Gracie with Officers West and Chambers present. Nearby, German marshland peasants wear wooden clogs on both horses and themselves.
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Thomas A. Gracie
Baltimore
O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Braddock Hill
Gracie
Charles F. Goodell
Justice Ridenour
Patrick M. Schnauffer
West
Chambers
Two Harmony Grove Boys Recover From Spinal Meningitis
Two Harmony Grove youths, Paul Bell and Guy Ramsburg Jr., have returned home greatly improved after spinal meningitis diagnoses within days of each other. Both received serum treatment after high fevers and unconsciousness, with quarantine lifted as recoveries continued. Evidence from Hagerstown reports notes complete recoveries in Boonsboro CCC enrollees and local residents, marking a drop in mortality due to the new serum therapy. Gems with star formations tied to Star of Bethlehem long held belief.
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Harmony Grove
Paul Bell
Charles Bell
M. R. Etchison and Son
Sydenham Hospital
Baltimore
Guy Ramsburg, Jr
Guy Ramsburg
Hagerstown
Health Department
State Penal Farm
Boonsboro
Phoebus Trial Is Halted In Maryland Hearing
Baltimore March 2 State Labor Commissioner Harry T Phoebus halted his malfeasance trial as Gov Nice refused to admit hearsay testimony. Phoebus alleged a conspiracy to remove him. the governor said evidence must be taken before a grand jury. Trial recessed until Friday.
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Baltimore
Mar
Harry T. Phoebus
Geox
Harce W. Nice
Gov Nice
Phoebus
Wilson Taylor
Robert B. Kimble
Margaret Hatfeld
Labor Commissioner's Office
Cumberland
C. Nice Wilkinson
State Roads Commission
Chinese Troops Suffer Heavy Losses in Shansi Retreat
Shanghai reports Japanese claims of at least 40 000 Chinese casualties as retreat through Shansi proves demoralized and disorganized. Japanese communiques say advances are rapid with air resupply, trains and transports lagging, and corpses littering snow bound battlefields between Lingshih and Linfen. A final note mentions Professor Karl Ritter von Frisch teaching fish to answer a dinner bell.
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Shanghai
Shansi
Yellow River
Lingshih
Linfen
Karl Ritter von Frisch
Munich
Property entry rights and crop damage ruling
Wilson is not liable to Jones. The Calise person has right to enter another property without invitation to save persons or property from injury. Wilson must reimburse Brown for any actual damage to Brown's wheat crop.
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Wilson
Jones
Brown
Tex Bill To Be Open To Floor Amendments
House leaders announced they will open the tax revision bill to floor amendments. Proponents of repealing undistributed profits and capital gains levies can push for a House record on these taxes. Debates to begin tomorrow with administration implications noted. The Ways and Means measure aims to modify taxes rather than repeal. The move aims to spur business activity. Navy defense plans envision a merchant marine fleet of 40 fast passenger ships with 16 ready on the Pacific Coast, per Capt. Royal E. Ingersoll.
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Washington
Mar
House
Ways and Means
Navy
Pacific Coast
Royal E. Ingersoll
Naval War Plans
Rep. Welch
Republican
California
Ingersoll
Pacific
Will of Mrs Shank Bequeaths Estate to Daughters
The will of Mrs Clara V Shank widow of John J Shank of Middletown probate notes two daughters Esta C Shank and Sarah May Shank receive the brick house and two acres with two cows for their care of parents. The residue is divided equally with Frances N Gilroy’s share held in trust for life by G Edgar Shank and H Kieffer DeLauter then to her children. Executors named Edgar Shank and Esta C Shank. The document dated March 16 1934 was witnessed by Adah M DeLauter and H K DeLauter.
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Shane
Clara V. Shank
John J. Shank
Middletown
Orphans Court
Esta C. Shank
Sarah May Shank
Frances N. Gilroy
G. Edgar Shank
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Edgar Shank
Adah M. DeLauter
H. K. DeLauter
Hopkins Ill but Plans Inauguration Appearance
Harry Hopkins WPA chief has been ill, walked out of a House committee inquiry into his program, and plans to participate in inauguration ceremonies. About 150,000 were mentioned in relation to the matter.
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Harry Hopkins
WPA
House of Representatives
True
Note Begs Dad To Pay $60,000 Ransom
In New Rochelle New York on March 2 a 12 year old kidnapped boy Peter Levine scrawled dear Dad please give these men the money in his first known note to his father Murray Levine a Fifth Avenue lawyer. The ransom demanded is 60000 and the letter mentions leaving bundles of small bills at a Bronx street light base as directed by abductors.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Peter Levine
Peter
Murray Levine
Fifth Avenue
New York
New York City
Bronx
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