Man and Woman On Trial On Charge Operating Place
Beulah Shelton and another defendant faced trial on charges related to operating a place cited in sheriff reports. The sheriff testified about what he found during a visit to the location and described conditions observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Miller
Clapp
Sherman P. Bowers
Willard
Russell Jamison
Frederick
Jamison
Lac Place
Mitchell Mansfield
WPA
Frank Arnold
William Wiles
Lewis Lee
Dominecker
Reeder
Bopst
Charlotte Green
Peer
Marion Carmack
Shelton Girl
George Layman
Carmack
E. Austin James
Schill
Harvey R. Grossnickie
Lewis L. Jones
Charlies A. West
Elmer Hildebrand
William S. Shepley
Guy E. Carlisle
Charles D. Metz
John W. Brewer
Curtis E. Compher
Emmons C. E. Sanner
Paul S. Rudy
David T. Gaver
Can Government Referee Problems Of An Industry
Washington March 16 government sits as referee on industry problems, with the National Coal Commission attempting to fix prices across ten soft coal areas to align output with production costs. The piece also covers a criminal trial in which Roy Miller and Beulah Shelton face a disorderly house charge, plus background on the coal commission's staff and internal disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutschee
Washington
National Numinous Coal Commission
Silver Spring
Roy Miller
Toad Miller
Beulah Shelton
Sherif Roy M. Hiltner
St Sixth Street
Hosford
Smith
Guffey
Haymond
Maloney
Tetlow
Greenlee
Lewis
Trinority
Hosford-Smith
Ashee
Emmitsburg Postmaster Is Named By Roosevelt
The President sent to the Senate postmaster nominations including Emmitsburg Maryland Lewis H. Stoner and Gettysburg Pennsylvania Chas S Williams with other appointments for Blue Ridge Summit Delta Howell and Georgia. The action was announced from Washington on March 16 by the AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Lewis H. Stoner
Mr. Savage
Charles W. Carney
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge Summit
Marvin F. Birely
Delta
Marion S. Macomber
Gettysburg
Chas
S. Williams
Howell
Georgia
Sweitzer
Heaviest Selling Wave Hits Market In Weeks
New York March 16 AP reports the heaviest selling wave in weeks as traders reeled from a failed carryover. By the fourth hour losses ran 1 to 3 points with rail stocks hit hard, many at new lows for the year. Commodities like grains and cotton held firmer than securities while the pound sterling traded near 4.9712 dollars, down a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rural W omen clubs hear progress at sixteenth annual meeting
About three hundred women met at the State Armory for the sixteenth annual county Federation of Rural Women's Clubs. Mrs E Earl Remsberg presided as Miss Floy Hiteshew read the secretary's report noting a $125.92 treasury balance. Directors reported 692 members with a net gain of 23, highlighting Merryland Park, Jug Bridge and New Market clubs. Public welfare work was universal, aided by Red Cross and hospital gifts, while several clubs attained high attendance. Miss Florence Williams praised a uniform program book and a stronger fair exhibit plan.
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Sanc Atty
State Armory
County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Federation
Floy Hitcshew
Jug Bridge Club
Merryland Pare Club
New Market Club
Urbana Club
Ballenger
Mb Pleasant
Ijamsville
Adamstown
Braddock
Harmony Grove
Jefferson
Jug Bridge
Lander
Lewistown
Merryland Tract
Middletown
Myersville
Woodsboro
Red Cross
Helen Saffit
Preston Zimmerman
Charles Remsberg
Miss Williams
Florence E. Williams
College Park
Federated Charities Quarterly Meeting Highlights
The Federated Charities board met Tuesday evening with Holmes D. Baker presiding. Reports covered prenatal clinic growth with twelve new patients, total thirty two, and detailed quarterly figures: new patients twenty two, discharges twenty six, nursing visits two hundred nine, social service visits fifty seven, physician conferences thirty nine, office interviews three hundred one, miscellaneous conferences one hundred thirty three, telephone calls five hundred twenty four, clinics six, patients sent to hospitals. Seven used clothing distributions totaling sixty seven pieces. Kindergarten enrollment stood at sixty eight with average attendance forty two, principal Miss Margaret Eisenhayer. The board agreed to pursue entry into the proposed Community Chest, with J. Travers Thomas and Joan W. Wolfe chosen to represent Federated Charities. Attendees included Baker, Bowers, Duvall, Thomas, Miss Anna Brown, Mrs. Summers, Mr. Wolfe, Bennett, Gambrill Jr., Mrs. Harrington, Dutrow, Sifford, and Miss Garner.
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The
Federated Charities
Holmes D. Baker
Miss Garner
Margaret Eisenhayer
Federated Charities Board
Community Chest Board of Directors
J. Travers Thomas
Joan W. Wolfe
Mr. Baker
Charles J. Bowers
Walter H. Duvall
Anna Brown
C. Thomas Summers
Wolfe
Wm. B. Bennett
James H. Gambrill
A. H. Harrington
Richard C
Holy Name Society Pilgrimage Planned for March 20
The Holy Name Society of the Central Maryland section will hold its regular monthly pilgrimage on Sunday March 20 in Hagerstown. Rev John Francis Leary of St Mary's Catholic church invites attendees. Vesper service at 4 pm with a large delegation expected, followed by luncheon.
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Holy Name Society
Central Maryland
Hagerstown
John Francis Leary
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Weather Record: March Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather record shows 0.05 inch precipitation in the 24 hours ending 7 p m today. March precipitation for the month is 0.70 inches with normal March in 0.332 inches. March 1937 total 1.33 inches. Deficiency in 1933 precipitation to March 1 was 2.16 inches. Yesterday high 38, today’s high 37. last night low 35, last year 20. Sun sets at 6 18 p m, sun rises at 6 02 a m tomorrow, moon rises 8 13 p m, moon sets 6 44 a m.
Smith Runs On Democratic Ticket With Kennedy in Pa
Harrisburg March 16 AP Judge Ralph H. Smith of Pittsburgh announced his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania on the Democratic ticket as running mate of Thomas Kennedy and endorsed for Governor by CIO Chief John L. Lewis. The slate opposes a rival backed by the State Democratic Committee. Kennedy, secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers, drafted the ticket with supporters at a conference. Present were W. S. Senator Joseph F. Guffey, Pittsburgh oil executive Walter Jones, and State Treasurer Clair Ross. Governor George H. Earle has backed the CIO ticket for the U.S. Senate.
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Guffey
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
House O
Charles §. Hosford, Jr
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Harvard Law
Senator Neely
Bituminous
West Virginia
C. E
Ned” Smith Fairmont
F. W McCullough
Thomas S. Haymond
Kentucky
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Walter H. Maloney
Percy Tetlow
Ohio
John C. Lewis
Iowa
Senator Minton
Indiana
Pleas Greenlee
Harrisburg
Ralph H. Smith
Paittsburgh
Thomas Kennedy
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Democratic Committee
Salvation Army Joins Community Chest Move
The Salvation Army Advisory Board voted to join the Community Chest. MLC A Louis L Wilson presided as Captain Robert Bott to notify Dr Henry I Stahr, chair of the Chest committee, of the application. Mrs Robert W Condon and Mr Wilson named to Chest committee as Army representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Louis L. Wilson
Joseph H. Apple
Wilson
Robert Bott
Henry I. Stahr
Community Chest
Salvation Army
Robert W. Condon
Commons To Debate On Foreign Affairs
Opposition leader Clement Attlee forced a full debate in the House of Commons on foreign policy amid concerns over Britain's stance on Malian e and German intervention in the Spanish Civil War. Prime Minister Chamberlain declined to announce premature details, stressing government responsibility.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Maliane
Clement R. Attlee
Spain
County farm sales rise amid rains and labor demand
County farming shows improving crop prospects from late winter rains and rising labor demand as auction activity increases. Frederick leads in total farm sales with many personal property auctions and strong prices. WPA relief labor and plant loans to farmers prompt continued project relations and credit applications through April.
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Washington
Carroll
Frederick County
Alfred W. Gaver
WPA Ran‘s
Fred W. Springer
WPA
Springer
Frederick
Fredenck Production Credit Association
Walter D. Bromiley
Bromiley
iFealth Department
PCA
Inspec
Koon Defeats Matheney In Cumberland Election
Cumberland March 16 AP The veteran Mayor Thomas W Koon won a 7th term defeating Harry W Matheney in a race centered on the city picket control ordinance. Koon led 6,884 to 5,374 as councilmen elected included Thomas F P Conlon and incumbents William J Edwards, Edgar Reynolds and Berry Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Thomas W. Koon
United Labor
Koon
Harry W. Matheney
C. Q
A. F. of L
Thomas FP. Conlon
William J. Edwards
Edgar Reynolds
Berry Irvine
Reorganization Bill Assailed By Pittman
Senator Pittman of Nevada urged changes to the administration reorganization bill in the Senate. He warned Secretary Ickes would meddle and he favored an amendment to bar Interior from taking over forest service functions or foreign relations, citing Ickes influence and recent radio remarks on loans for the British Empire area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
Couzens
Michigan
Nho
Hosford
Cleveland
Associated Industries of
New York
Copstight
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Pittman
Dem
Senate Today
Ickes
Roosevelt
Forest Service
Department of Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Former Vienna Foe Of Nazi Kills Wife, Child And Himself
A former Vienna adversary of the Nazi regime killed his wife and child before taking his own life in a tragic domestic incident. Police reported the deaths occurred at the family home, investigated as a murder suicide. Authorities did not disclose further identifying details pending notification of relatives.
Paris and Moscow plan planes to Czech allies
The report states Paris and Moscow would send fighting and bombing planes to Czechoslovakia if Hitler moves to protect 3.5 million ethnic Germans there amid rising fear of Nazi expansion. France and Russia reaffirm commitments as Spain chaos grows and Negrin pleads for help. Mussolini defends frontiers as Austria’s fate shifts.
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Associated Press
Lithuania
Hitler
Berlin
Europe
Poland
Germany
France
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Juan Negrin
Barcelona
Paris
Leon Blum
Neville Chamberlain
Blum
Britain
Mediterranean
Austria
Vienna
Emil Fey
Yellow River
Whitney Pleads Guilty To New Larceny Charge
New York March 16 AP reports Richard Whitney pleaded guilty to a second indictment for grand larceny involving securities valued at 109,384 from the New York Yacht Club where he served as treasurer. He is accused of hypothecating the club's securities for a personal loan. sentence deferred.
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New York
Richard Whitney
New York Yacht Club
Whitney
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Frederick County Federation
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der Fuhrer
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Commons
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Him
Nevada
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Himself
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England
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