Postmaster Selection Heads Frederick Race Three Candidates Named
The Democratic State Central Committee in Frederick selects one of three postmaster candidates. Guy K. Motter Hammond Clary and W Jarboe Grove are the finalists, with Motter noted as military preference. A committee meeting is set for Tuesday to endorse a choice for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Post Office Department
Washington
Guy K. Motter
Hammond Clary
W. Jarboe Grove
United States Civil Service Commission
Lsted
Motter
David J. Lewis
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
William J. Grove
Lewis
Grove
Charlies H Conley
Ritchie
Matter
Justice of the Peace
Clary
Conley
Civil Service Commission
Albert J. McCardell
Alfred W. Gaver
Irving S. Biser
Biser
Senate
Postoffice Department
Civil Service
Congressman Lewis
Brunswick
Lent Begins With Late Easter Dates At Frederick
The Frederick churches observe Lent starting Wednesday with Lent lasting forty days before Easter. Easter falls on April 21 this year, the latest since 1889 except for two cases. it cannot be earlier than March 22 or later than April 25. Long-range notes recount past Easters and local observances, including union Lenten services planned this week and local stories about Mrs. Barbara BE. Anderson’s 105th birthday and recent injuries, a youth’s severe car crash, and a carbon monoxide death in Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Barbara BE. Anderson
East Second Street
Anderson
North Market Street
Frederick City
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Otis Anderson
East Church Street
Mrs Otis Anderson, Jr
Coblentz Case Dismissed by Judge Solter
In Baltimore on March 4 AP reports Judge George L. Solter dismissed charges against Emory L. Coblentz former Frederick county state senator for fraudulent corporate representation as res adjudicata. The case, linked to Central Trust Company statements, may be appealed to the Maryland Court of Appeals.
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Baltimore
Mar
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick County
Howard County
George L. Solter
Coblentz
Solter
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
James Clark
State Court of Appeals
Weinberg
Central Trust Company
Ellicott City
Cobrentz
Cumberland
Carroll County
Maryland relief funds spark talks with Hopkins plan
Baltimore March 4 AP. Maryland officials seek to reconcile Hopkins 8 million relief idea with Governor Nice 83 million affordability. Senators Tydings and Radcliffe to present the issue anew in Washington and Annapolis conferences. Maryland has a March 15 relief funds allocation to cover immediate needs while arrangements are made for the state share.
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Baltimore
Mar
Harry L. Hopkins
Maryland
Nice
Hopkins
Tydings
Radcliffe
Washington
Chicago
Annapolis
Harry Greenstein
Howard Beck
Joseph P Healy
Baltimore Relief Commission
Royal wedding in Paris draws European royalty and nobles
Emanuela de Dampierre wed Don Jaime son of former King Alphonso in Saint Ignatius Church Paris. The ceremony drew royalty from Europe and nobility from France Spain and Italy along with many Americans. Over 2000 guests attended including Prince Umberto and Princess Marie Jose representing Italy.
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Rome
Emanuela de Dampierre
Don Jaime
Alphonso
Spain
Europe
France
Italy
Church of St. Ignatius
Umberto
Marie Jose
Victor Emmanuel
Ilelen
London Gold Marked to New Record High
London gold reached a new peak as sterling slid nearly five cents, dampening stock enthusiasm in New York. The Treasury announced low-yield terms for March financing while commodities including grains and cotton moved lower. Call money rose to one percent as the pound opened at 4731 dollars.
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New York
London
Sterling
U.S
Treasury
Holmes in weaker condition at noon report
Washington March 4 Oliver Wendell Holmes former Supreme Court Justice was pronounced a little weaker with condition not quite so favorable by his physician at the noon visit today.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Weather Today and March Precipitation Figures
Weather summary shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours and to date in March. March normal is 3.32 inches while year to date shows 3.84 inches. Temperatures yesterday reached 61, last year 62, with a low not specified. Sunset 6 05 p.m. and sunrise 6 39 a.m. Moon rises 6 38 a.m. and sets 7 10 p.m.
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Rodio
Death of Holmes D Baker Jr at Waverley Farms near Frederick
Holmes D Baker Jr nine dies at home from pneumonia after a brief illness at Waverley Farms near Frederick. Survived by parents Holmes D and Geraldine, a brother Joseph D and a sister Geraldine. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker and maternal grandmother Mrs A P Frost. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at home with Mt Olivet cemetery interment. E Cline and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker, Jr
Holmes D
Geraldine Frost Baker
Waverley Farms
Frederick
Parkway
Joseph D Baker
4. P. Frost
Mt. Olivet
E. Cline and Son
Marriage license issued in Gettysburg Pennsylvania
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday at Gettysburg to eraeris Getz and Nette E Liday. Getz is from Emmitsburg and Liday is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Liday of Thurmont. Also notes that only one plane of Swedish design is used by the Swedish Air Force, the rest being of British construction.
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Earl Fry
Old Germantown
Georgetown Hospital
Maryland
Baker Selby
Young Fry
Neal Fry
Rockville
Gettysburg
Eraeris
Getz
Leroy Getz
Emmitsburg
Nette E. Liday
Edgar Liday
Thurmont
Bond posted for trial in Hahn manslaughter case
Francis Leroy Hahn of near Ridgeville posted a $1000 bond in circuit court after being indicted for manslaughter in connection with the June 1933 head on crash that killed James W. Rouzer, 21, Thurmont High School track star. Ada Crouse, 56, of Thurmont, rode in Rouzer’s car. Hahn received a $10 reckless driving fine previously, an appeal that failed. Bond posted by Charles W. Jones and Catherine E. Jones.
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Francis Leroy Hahn
Ridgeville
Hahn
James W. Rouzer
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace
Ada Crouse
Rouzer
Washington
Willam J. Stoner
Circcuit Court
Work Relief Wage Debate Splits Roosevelt Camp in D.C.
Washington reports roast on work relief wages as liberal officials push cuts in building materials and high wage rates to spur demand. Administration faces pressure to lower unit costs across steel, tires, plans, and autos to revive housing and construction, while labor leaders attend the Palace of Labor dedication and emphasize sacrifice and recovery.
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Labor Palace
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Labor
Department of Labor
Palace of Labor
NRA
Perking
Bill Green
New Equipment for United Fire Company in Frederick
Charles Kinma, driver for United Fire Company, brought in a new Diamond T chassis from Chicago for Frederick's United Fire Company's foodlight and rescue truck. W. D. Lipps draws plans. the project aims to be highly up to date. Firemen fund the purchase with penny bingo games twice weekly at the engine house, attracting strong public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinma
United Fire Company
Frederick
Chicago
W. D. Lipps
State police clash with striking miners at Luzerne courthouse
Wilkes Barre Pa March 4 AP state police faced a crowd of more than 4000 miners on the steps of Luzerne county court as hearings on a strike halting order were held riot sticks were carried by troopers miners and their women surged toward the doors but no injuries were reported deputies used tear gas bombs on the fringe and 150 state police guarded the scene amid a long running union quarrel with prior dynamite incidents and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
Luzerne County Court
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
William A. Clark
Inverted stomach in normal position saves young girl
Ten year old Alyce Jane McHenry at Truesdale Hospital underwent a two hour operation to correct an inverted stomach and multiple misplaced abdominal organs. Dr. Philonen B. Truesdale reported the full replacement surprised even on the operating table. Alyce tolerated the procedure well as gravity aided placement.
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Fall River
Mass
Mar
Alyce Jane McHenry
Truesdale Hospital
Philonen B. Truesdale
Bec Caime
Alyce
Greece Extends War to Suppress Revolt Across Aegean
Greek government orders infantry artillery ships and air power to Macedonia Crete and the Aegean to crush a rebellion led by former premier Venizelos. Loyal forces push on Drama as Yugoslav border clashes intensify. Government pilots bomb Venizelos estate in Crete. General Kondylis assumes personal command.
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Venizelos
Julius Goemboes
Hungary
Italy
Ethiopia
Joan
United States
Japan
Great Britain
France
Prajadhipok
Siam
Anadna
Leopold III
Belgium
England
Cairo
Fuad
Egypt
Athens
Greece
Macedonia
Crete
Aegean Sea
Drama
Brutus
Cassius
Yugoslava Staling
George Kondyls
Elks Attend Vesper Service at St John’s
Frederick Lodge No. 684 B P O Elks held their annual vesper service at St. John's Catholic church with more than one hundred members. Rev Fr M J Finnerty of St Joseph's Luckeystown gave the sermon on love of God and neighbor intertwined with charity, followed by Solemn High Benediction with Fr J J Donlan as celebrant.
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Frederick Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
St. John's Catholic Church
M. J. Finnerty
St. Joseph's
Luckeystown
J. J. Donlan
St. John's Church
West Second Street
Finnerty
Donlan
T. H. Skraynski
St. John's
William Kelly
Brunswick
Walter Read
Thurmont
Philip Farrell
Liberty
William Nelligan
Randallstown
Hannon
Winchester
Enjoying Foreign Trip On Mediterranean Cruise With Family
Relatives report John M. Haller of this city is on a two month Mediterranean cruise with his son Prof. John Fessler Haller his wife and two grandchildren They winter in New York and depart February 2 for the voyage Prof Haller has a year’s leave from Middlebury College They previously visited Algiers and plan to tour the Holy Land before returning Postcards from Algiers arrived last week.
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John M. Haller
John Fessler Haller
Haller
New York
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Algiers
Africa
Holy Land
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Hagerstown
Yrus L. Rice
Richard Sweeney
Martim L. Rice
Myersville
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Capital
Paris
Holmes D. Baker JR
West Point
Natal-Gramusya
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Thomas J. Jackson Christian, Jr
Willon
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aAcMy
Cades
University of Chicago
Pinehurst
N. Y
Elva Statler
Bradley Davidson, Jr
Mt Kisco
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
N.C
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Bush
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United CO
Department of Physical Education
Hood College
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Alice A. Gates
Helen Parlette
Philadelphia
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LaRue Thomas
Gaithersburg
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Erwick
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Cecelia Solar
Ruth Suamley
Hood
Mothers of Hood College
Henry T. Wade
John H. Bridenbaugh
Reading Today
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Reading
Cotilion Club
Frederick Cottilion Club
Francis Scott Key
Charles W Ross, III
Robert J. Warfield
Mr. Ross
James H. Grove
Joseph T. Griffin
Garber Baking Company
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Siifer
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Potomac Edison Company
Harvard
Herbert Hoover
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NEA Service, Inc
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