Federal relief money demand stirs Maryland Senate
In Frederick County Maryland faces opposition as federal demand for a 22.4 million relief appropriation for 34 months is debated. Senator Coad leads finance opposition with LeGore criticizing high relief costs and Carroll County’s claimed lack of need. Budget indications point to a floor debate tonight with recommendations to follow from sub committees.
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Annapolis
Mar
Maryland
Senate
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Senate Finance Committee
Harry W. LeGore
Frederick
Carroll
State Relief Administration
Finance Committee
Nice
General Assembly
Stedman Prescot
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Community Services Next Summer Planned by Frederick Ministerial Union
Frederick City Ministerial Union meets at the Y M C A to set summer Sunday night services from June 16 to September 1 planned by a committee led by Rev DeWitt P. Zuse. Other topics include Lenten plans, pulpit exchanges on April 28, and notes on the circulating library and book review club.
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Frederick City
Bernard C. Morris
Ralph E Hartman
G Ellis Willams
William C Royal
Roi Sherfey
M. Sharpe
Robert Bott
Dewith P. Zuse
Patman bill attacked by American Legion over currency expansion
The American Legion urged the House Ways and Means committee to oppose the Patman bill's currency expansion feature for bonus payment. Legion reps argued tying the bill to currency expansion would doom the adjusted compensation certificates, amid a heated hearing following a 14 to 6 vote on a Republican motion. John Thomas Taylor led the critique, insisting the legislation must not be tied to any other form of payment or face defeat.
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Washington
American Legion
Legion
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury and
Veterans’ Administration
John Thomas Taylor
Sale of Baby Bonds Boosted at Local Post Office
The Frederick post office reported seven baby bond sales Monday totaling 8725 in maturity value, plus $562.50 sale price for the bonds. Most popular are the $25 maturity value bonds. records show six sold at $25, plus one $500 and one $100 bond. Postmaster Irving S. Biser noted inquiries about converting postal savings accounts into bonds, and predicted some transfers as bond investing offers higher rates.
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Goverrnment
Frederick
Irving 5S. Biser
Contempt Case Continues For Former Local Attendant
Frederick E Grave appeared in Circuit Court on contempt charges tied to unpaid alimony and costs from a divorce. He sought more time to find a prospective job to satisfy $214 owed to Kathryn E Grove and her counsel. Judge Willard continued the case, noting the fault but granting relief to attempt payment. Reno S Harp and Samuel A Lewis appeared for Grove.
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Frederick E. Grave
Kathryn E. Grove
Arthur BD
Willard
Grove
Reno
Harp
Samuel A. Lewis
Inquest Opens Over Pinehurst Heiress Death
H Bradley Davidson Jr testifies in Pinehurst North Carolina about an argument over parking the car before his wife was found dead after an all night party. The inquest crowd includes wealthy residents and Campaigne guests from New York as witnesses are questioned.
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H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
Pinehurst
N. C
Elva Statler
Statler
N C
Davidson
Curtis Campaigne
New York
Carl Fry
Dr T G Routson to retire from practice
Dr T Clyde Routson a longtime Frederick County physician and Buckeystown resident sells Main Street property to Dr Charles H Conley Sr plans to retire after 36 years in the community and move to Frederick City with his wife and son Stoddard. Dr Conley Jr will occupy the home and begin practice in Buckeystown summer.
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T. Clyde Routson
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Boutson
Routson
Main Street
Charles H Conley
Stoddard Routson
Conley, Jr
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Rowatson
Frederick City
Hospital Training School
Buckingham School
Frederick County Medical Society
Emmitsburg Bond Bill Passes Senate Approval
Annapolis AP reports the Senate passed on third reading and sent to the House a bill authorizing Emmitsburg to issue up to 10000 dollars in bonds for general improvements fire protection sewerage disposal plant and street improvements. Bonds run 20 years and may be redeemed after five years.
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Annapolis
Senate
House
Emmitsburg
Weather today and past precipitation figures
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am today and March totals are listed with normal March precipitation at 3.32 inches. Actual March 1934 reached 3.84 inches. The 1935 March to date shows 0.47 inch. Yesterday high 48, low 33. Temperatures compared to last year were 17 and 42. Sun set 6:06 p m, moon rises 7:08 a m, moon sets 8:25 p m.
Salvation Army Campaign Ready in Frederick Ohio
Salvation Army home service appeal headquarters open on first floor of Patrick Court building in Frederick. Campaign displays include 1934 activities such as the Bugle and Drum Corps and the South Street building. Advisory Board hopes to raise 2500 dollars. initial gifts committee meeting set for 7:30 pm. Statistics show families assisted, meals to transients, religious programs, Christmas activities, and summer outings with hundreds of individuals helped.
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Salvation Army Home Service Appeal
Patrick Court
Charles McC. Mathias
Army
South Street
Frederick Corps
Salvation Army
Frederick
Roger B. Wolfe
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Appeal
Atttendance
William A Harley Ill Long Died In Frederick
William Arthur Harley longtime Frederick resident died at Frederick City Hospital at 8 this morning from complications. He had worked 39 years at the Frederick post office and retired March 31 1931. He was 67 and survived by his widow Elizabeth Harley. Funeral from his home 37 East Third Street Thursday at two. Interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. C E Cline and Son funeral directors.
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William Arthur Harley
Frederick City Hospital
George W
Anna Tice Har—eley
Burkittsville
Focal Post Office
Harley
Arthur Warley Sidday
Frederick
Harry G Keefer
Price and Company
East Third Street
Ms’ Olivet
C E. Cline and Son
Selling Flurries Shake New York Stock Market
New York trading opened with selling flurries causing losses around three points before a dull start. Brokers blamed tired holders for reduced prices, while foreign exchange nerves fueled debate over impact. The British pound rose and London gold prices fell as bonds held firm and rail loans softened. Grains and cotton showed hesitation as the market adjusted to uncertainties. A 1931 ocean sunfish catch off New Jersey weighed over 1100 pounds.
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New York
Mar
London
U. S
New Jersey
State to appeal over ruling in Emory Coblentz case
Baltimore officials announced Monday that the State will appeal the judge's decision sustaining the defense plea in the Emory Lo Coblentz indictment. The defense argued the case should be barred by res adjudicata after a prior Frederick banker trial ended in acquittal on related charges. James Clark, former Howard County States Attorney, prosecutes the appeal.
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Baltimore
George A Solter
Emory Lo Coblentz
James Clark
Howard County
Frederick
Prince Ananda Chosen as Successor to Siamese Throne
Prince Ananda, 11, nephew of former King Prajadhipok, has accepted the invitation to succeed his uncle on the Siamese throne. The announcement said the shy prince awaits details from Siam at Lausanne, Switzerland, where he has been studying at an exclusive school.
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Banskok
Mar
Ananda
Prajadhipok
Siam
Lusannns
Switzerland
Turks Reported Mobilizing and Vienna Is Uneasy
Reports from Vienna say Turkish troops are gathering on the Greek frontier amid Greece's civil war while Bulgarian border guards bolster defenses in response. In Athens, government forces launch a mass offensive in the Struma area of Salonika against Macedonian rebels, with heavy fighting and several captives reported.
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Venizelos
Suda Bay
Caea
Crete
Athens
Macedonia
Farwes
Vienna
Greece
Greek Macedonia
Petaiteh
Bulgarian Macedonia
Mar
Struma
Salonika
Fedes
Poros
Migritia
Pamayoti Tsaldaris
Shrove Tuesday Delights Fastnachts In Frederickton
Shrove Tuesday drives demand for fastnachts, German raised doughnuts fried in lard and often enjoyed with coffee or cocoa. Some become doughnuts, others sugared or plain, as the day fuels a local tradition before Ash Wednesday ushers in Lent.
Justice Holmes Sinking Steadily End Draws Near
Washington March 5 AP Oliver Wendell Holmes has lapsed into a coma as doctors report a steady decline in his condition. Former secretary Mark Howe said death is hours away and Holmes can no longer take nourishment. The next doctor visit is scheduled for 8 PM.
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Washington
Mar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mark Howe
Supreme Court
Howe
Thomas Claytor
Holmes
Sale Ratification in Frederick County Court
The Circuit Court for Frederick County is asked to ratify the sale of 116 shares of Stalion Manufacturing Company preferred stock in Hagerstown to B J Sneed for 760 dollars at a public auction on February 2. Mgr Sneed, receiver for Blue Ridge Securities, contests the sale rejection and says he submitted the best bid to Mr French and believes the sale was fair.
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Frederick County
B. J. Sneed
Hagtystown
Blue Ridge Securities Company
William B. Frewen
Mgr
French
Gacc Rohrback
New Deal Tariff Tug of War and Lobbyist Pressure
Washington March reports reveal administration pressure on lobbyists over the Belgium tariff treaty as cement and glass interests push for favorable terms. Names like Cordell Hull and Wallace surface amid debates on tariff changes and future congressionally challenged lobby tactics.
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Washington
Belgium
Cordell Hull
Congress
Simother
Roosevelt
State and Commerce Departments
White House
California
Italy
Spain
J. B. Colburn
Tariff Commission
New York
Relief bill moves to Senate after wage amendment defeat
In Washington on March 5 the Senate Appropriations committee reported back the $4,880,000,000 relief measure after an even 12 12 vote defeating the McCarran prevailing wage amendment. Democratic leaders push for full funding to employ about 3.5 million on relief rolls, while some seek cuts to prolong direct relief another year.
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Washington
Mar
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
McCarran
Glass
House
Th Wag
Motter Orders Respect or Separation From Parents in Peeples Court
Justice Guy K Motter ordered two defendants in Peeples Court cases to respect their aging parents or stay away. Walter Jewell was told to pack and leave his home. Edward Dixon was allowed to visit his mother only in an orderly manner, with the court appointing committee managing her estate monitoring conduct.
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Guy K. Motter
Peeples
Justice Motter
Walter Jewell
Riehls Mil
Edward Dixon
Park Mills
Dixon
Ben Dixon
Martha Dixon
Alvey Dixon
Justice Molter
H. Kieffer Des Lauter
Ira T Sears
Edward
Alton
Bennett
Joan Jewell
Rich's Mill
Young G. O. P. Organize Banquet for Motor Vehicles Appointee
Walter R. Rudy of Mt. Airy will be guest of honor at a Young Republican League of Carroll county banquet marking his Maryland Motor Vehicles Commissioner appointment. Preliminary planning names Sherman Flanagan as justice of Westminster, with Guy Babylon and Ray Hook assisting. League officers named: President Willard Hawkins New Windsor. Vice President Ray Hook. Second Vice President Dr Thomas Martin Taneytown. Secretary Donald Sponseller. Treasurer Paul Kuhns. Also notes debate on NIRA constitutionality amid Interstate vs intrastate regulation and updates on the Weirton and other cases.
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Walter R. Rudy
Mt. Airy
Young Republican League
Carroll County
Maryland
Sherman Flanagan
George E. Benson
Phice Justice
Westminster
Guy Babylon
Ray Hook
G . P. League
Ofificers
Willard Hawkins
New Windsor
Thoma Martin
Taneytown
Donsald Sponseller
Paul Kuhns
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Patman
Bill
P. O
H. Bradley Davidson Jr
T. G. Routson
Charles H. Conley Jr
Emmitsburg Bill
Cythera
Crei
Chens
Salvation Army Campaign Ready
William A. Harley
Postoffice
New York Stock Market
Coblentz
Higher Court
Prince Ananda
Justice Holmes
D.a.lr
Rebel” Ticket
Flora Myers Gillentine
Chattanooga
Wallace
By Rodney Dutcher
AAA
Dreuth
Louise Bean
Bean
Bureau of Home Economics
NRA
Peoples Court
Delaware
Kentucky
Department of Justice
Weirton
Nields
Wilmington
Dawsom
Lowsville
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