Brunswick hearing on postmaster nomination set for Tuesday
The Brunswick postmaster race divides local Democrats with a dissenting faction opposing E Lynch Gross endorsement. The Maryland State Central Committee, after a 4 to 2 vote, endorsed Gross over Jones to seek federal approval, while Brunswick delegates press for a hearing as demanded by Congressman David J. Lewis. Willam J Grove sets March 19 at 3 PM for a hearing at the M A Fredenck County location.
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Brunswick
E.yach Gross
Democratic State Central Committee
Gross
Hare
Howard M Marvin Jonas
Willam J. Grove
Jme Kiln
David J Rewis
Brunswick District
State Central Committee
Charles F. Meek
Brunswick Committee
Jones
Washington
Deck
Lewis
Grove
Mr. Deck
Fredenck, Md
the Post
E. Lynch Gross
Charles F. Deck
Civil Service Commission
Democratic Party
Mr. Grove
William J Grove
Lime Run, Md
Frederick County
David J. Lewis
Democratic Central Committee
District Central Committee
Newe
Frederick
WM. J. Grove
Roosevelt's Secretary Ill in White House with Bronchial Infection
Louis M. Howe, 64, secretary to President Roosevelt, is seriously ill at the White House after a trip to Boston. Doctors say the illness is a recurrence of an old bronchial trouble with cardiac weakness, though he showed some improvement in recent days. The report notes Howe’s condition was critical earlier this week and then eased.
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Washington
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
White House
Howe
Boston
Ross T. McIntire
Kidnapping tale admits fake by teen in Delaware
Public Safety Superintendent George Black said Chester Hyde, 19, admitted his kidnapping story was a fabrication. He had claimed three men and a woman abducted him after demanding $10,000 from his Woodbridge stepfather. Police doubted the account before the admission in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
del. Mar
Public Safety
George Black
Chester Hyde
Black
R. George Harvey
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Hyde
Woodbridge
N. J
William Lela
Edward G. Lewis
Maryland Budget Tariffs and Blame Over Treasury Delays
Baltimore reports state employees face semi monthly salaries due today but may be delayed to March 30 without quick legislative action. Comptroller Gordy and Attorney General O Coner blame Governor Nice for budget gridlock delaying an $8.5 million bond issue to replenish funds. Conference committee in Annapolis drafts a $10,000 annual right of way division grant and preserves title searching with the Roads Commission under the Attorney General. Federal relief funds may be extended by a few days as Radcliffe and Ty dings seek relief deadline extension.
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Baltimore
William S Gordy, Jr
General Treasury
Treasury Reserve
Herbert R. O’coner
Nice
Treasury
Highway Department
Annapolis
Martech
Maryland
House
Senate
State Roads Commission
Attorney-General
Roads Commission
Conference Committee
Senator Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Senator Tydings
Harry L. Hopkins
Last-Minute Tax Rush Fades Quiet on Final Day
H J Brockman reports the Frederick post office sees the quietest tax filing day yet as residents rush to finish income returns. About 400 locals sought help across Frederick and nearby towns, with many filing from home. Brockman notes partnerships and corporations among the returns and warns against overstatement, citing one case where a taxpayer’s estimate was trimmed to avoid overpayment. Almost all interviewees claim regular charitable contributions.
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H. J. Brockeman
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Brockman
Frederick
Brunswick
Emmitaburg
Addred
Sam
Post Starts On Hazardous Hop To New York
Wiley Post, famed round the world flyer, leaves Burbank in the Winnie Mae on a second try to fly 2 447 miles to New York in about eight hours. He aims to cut through upper air at roughly 350 mph, timing 6 15 a.m. PST.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Wiley Post
Union Air Terminal
Burbank
New York City
Oklahoma
Winnie Mae
Post
Mojave Desert
Mixed stock gains falter amid commodity slump on Wall Street
New York trading saw narrow gains held with difficulty as cotton futures fell about a dollar per bale and grains and staples weakened. Foreign exchange offered relief with a firmer pound and steady gold currencies as call money hit 1 percent. In Circuit Court four bastardy charges and one criminal appeal were scheduled for hearing.
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New York
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Spuds to Help Feed the Needy
Ten million pounds of Pennsylvania surplus potatoes will be purchased to aid the state's needy under a program by the state emergency relief administration. They will be delivered to collecting points in Pittsburgh Wilkes Barre Johnstown Philadelphia Erie and York.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Administration
Pittsburgh
Wilkes Barre
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Erie
York
Corn Packers Pay Higher Prices for Sugar and Shoe Peg Corn
Frederick county growers will receive higher prices this fall with canning factories paying $12 per ton for sugar corn and $14 per ton for shoe peg corn. The increases, $2 per ton, reflect a short crop and surplus clearance. Also notes a ministerial meeting with Rev. Joseph J. McAndrew on Lent and a Saturday auto accident near Middletown causing no injuries.
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Frederick County
Salvation Army fund nears goal in Frederick drive
Public response to the Salvation Army campaign in this city for a $2,500 goal remains strong with $1,400 reported raised toward the project. Local contributions fund work in Frederick, with support from Baltimore at state headquarters during times of need. A Saturday Tag Day appeal prompts county residents to drop money in kettles managed by Salvation Army volunteers.
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Salvation Army
Frederick
Balvarion Army
Baltimore
Home Service Appeal
The
Taft Brandenburg
Mary D. Cason
Harry L Wbert
Albert P Frost
George M. Free
John F. Fisher
Chas. S. Houck, Jr
Robert A. Kemp
Eugene W. Pruitt
R. M Ray
R E Town
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Louis L Wilson
Ruth O. Thomas
Isabelle K. Daniell
Fred A Oberlander
Julia Wilhide
James H Harris
L. L. Sowell
Lestie N Coblentz
Edward H Sharpe
Henry R Shoemaker
Abraham Hemp
A Hart Elchison
William Roderick
Charles H. Keane
Price Brothers
Alfred G Zimmerman
James H Cramer
John M. Culler
William B Catshall
Lloyd
Culler
Walter E. Sinn
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Archley Molesworth
Elmer Brown
W. Sherman P. Bowers
Francis Perrott
M D Harp
G Edn Myers
Arthur V Myers
F Ross Myers
Lislile R Cronise
Mary E Hine
Benjamin Rosenstock
P Lather Rice
H. B. Robbins
D. A. Quynn
Allen Quynn
Ida Phieoger
D. Princeton
Board suspends two beer licenses in Frederick County
The Maryland State License Board indefinitely suspended the beer licenses of James E. Moore of Knoxville and Re lan E. Long of Good Intent. The action bars them from renewing licenses but does not ban the properties for license use by others. The hearing, held February, also amended the revocation of Howard M. Speak of Pop's Inn, placing him under indefinite suspension for the site.
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Frederick
Frank P. Hratton
W. Clinton McSherry
L Franklin Purnell
I. J. McCunly
Moore
George W. Moore
Long
St Patrick Program At St John’s Institute Highlights Irish Songs
Children from the grammar grades and high school staged a St Patrick’s program at St John’s Literary Institute auditorium. The event featured singing from different grade groups, an address by Rev Fr John J Donlan, and musical numbers including Danny Boy and You Can Easily Tell They’re Irish. An Adult Bible Class entertainment at Trinity M E church South follows March 19 at 7 30 in the Y M C A auditorium to benefit the church building fund.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
St. John's Literary Institute
Mahree
John J. Donlan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Munte
Sperry L. Storm
Laura Winebrenner
H. David Hagan
Sundergill
Margaret Young
A. R. Remsberg
Margaret Albaugh
Joseph T. Pyles
Church Building Fund
Jack Tops Frederick County Dog Names List
Frederick County tax records show the name Jack as the most popular dog name with 35 holders. Brownie and Sport also rank highly, while Fido has fallen to mid list. total license revenue last year reached 2443 dollars.
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Jack
Frederick County
Fido
Thomas A. Chapline
Brownie
Sport
Rover
Colle
Shep
Rex
Ted
Lindy
Nationwide treasury law enforcement crackdown announced
Secretary Morgenthau mobilizes Coast Guard Customs Secret Service Narcotics Bureau Alcohol Tax Unit and IRS Intelligence to target liquor and drug smugglers counterfeiters and other violators nationwide. Narcotics arrests total 362 in 12 districts with 57 cars seized while San Francisco and Los Angeles reports include opium heroin morphine seizures and jewelry valued at over ten thousand dollars. Chicago New York Louisville and other areas report multiple arrests as the campaign gains momentum. The capital sees the largest narcotics seizure in its history with twelve federal arrestees.
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Washington
Mar
Morgenthal
Treasury
Coast Guard
Customs Service
Secret Service
Narcotics Bureau
Alcohol Tax Unit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Morgenthau
Customs Bureau
San Francisco
Customs Burensu
Los Angeles
Harold Graves
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Chicago
New York City
Louisville
Mississippi flood waters reach crest as refugees flee
Flood waters of Mississippi tributaries surge toward crest as thousands seek shelter in Missouri Illinois and Arkansas. Levees strained by the week of floods face anxious checks while engineers say the upper basin may begin falling next week barring more rain.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Great River
Red Cross
Kennett
Poplar Blut
St. Francis
Black
Weather Today Summary
Daily precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am shows trace with March total at 1.72 inches, normal March 3.33 inches. March 1934-384 inches. deficiency versus March 1, 1935 stands at 0.47 inch. Yesterday high 47, low 26. Sunrise 6:22 am, sunset 6:16 pm. Moonrise 3:12 pm, moonset 4:31 pm.
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Jesse String
Earl Frock
Wm. Birely
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Mr. Fife
Frank Harbaugh
Yallie Shora
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Gordy
O'Conor
Gov. Nice
Hood College
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Jacob L Peck
McConnellsburg
J. F Blackistone
Peck
Nora Morningstar
Burkittsville
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Margaret Wachtel
Rudolph Harris
Howard Gormley
Elizabeth Wise
Middletown
Maxine Jones
Buck Jones
Noah Berry
Salvation Army Fund
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DR. M’curdy
ST. Patrick’s Program
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