Hopkins Accepts 3,000,000 for Maryland Relief
Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins informs Governor Nice that Maryland's $5,000,000 relief program will be funded promptly 3,190,000 annually for relief and 500,000 for old age pensions. He confirms Maryland will raise 3,000,000 for old age and general relief, easing exhausted Maryland and Baltimore relief coffers.
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Washington
Mar
Harry Hopkins
Nice
Marynd
Hopkins
Tydings
Radcliffe
Maryland
Annapolis
Arry W. Nice
Legistate
Hopas
Markets On Even Keel Watch Home And Europe Markets
New York March 20 AP Financial markets held even keel with Wall Street split between Washington and Europe. Midweek activity showed a standstill in statistics while shares and rails moved modestly, and some traders saw gains in smaller stores. Bonds were mixed and foreign exchange calmer with the dollar steady and the pound at 4.79. Mr and Mrs Albert Tabler of Mt. Ty visited Brunswick and Parkersburg, W.Va.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Euope
Midle West
Spring Arrives With Cheerful Signs After Harsh Winters
The article notes spring 1935 is due in balmy fashion around 8 18 a m tomorrow, with blooming crocuses jonquils and lilacs and green grass signaling early warmth. It recalls recent winters from 1929 to 1940 and mentions two records of heavy snow and record low temperatures, then predicts spring lasting three months, ending June 22 at 2 38 pm.
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Frederick
Night Owl club meeting at Mt Airy home
The Night Owl club of Mt Airy gathered at Mr and Mrs Winifred Baker’s home on Wednesday evening. Members and visitors included Anna May Baker Frances Raines Ellen Raines Evelyn Smith Vivian Tabler Estelle Jones Hazel Burdette Glen Rose Flair Emma Lewise Baker Edith Tabler Harold Weller Gorton Brown Franklin Weller Passion Day Robert Lawn Bill Baker Rasie Buxton and Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas Also present were Mr and Mrs Winifred Baker After the business meeting games followed and refreshments were served by the hosts.
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Night Owl Club
Mt Airy
Winifred Baker
Follawing
Anna May Baker
Frances Raines
Ellen Raines
Evelyn Smith
Vivian Tabler
Estelle Jones
Hazel Burdette
Glen Rose Flair
Emma Lewise Baker
Edith Tabler
Harold Weller
Gorton Brown
Franklin Weller
Passion Day
Robert Lawn
Bill Baker
Rasie Buxton
Walter Thomas
Hos- Wss
County Bills Progress in Legislature to Go to Governor
Maryland legislators advance county measures including a $322,700 bond issue for Frederick County to refund existing bonds. A tax levy would back the issue as senators LeGore Davis and Latimer form a special committee to study the bill and the economy plan.
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Annapolis
Harry W. LeGore
Frederick
Frederick County
LeGore
Wilmer F. Davis
Caroline
James B. Latimer
Calvert
Economy and Efficiency Committee
Berlin Meeting Aims to Silence War Drums
A high level Berlin meeting was scheduled among Adolf Hitler Baron Konstantin von Neurath Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden to discuss European security arrangements. British aims include persuading Germany to rejoin the League of Nations.
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Europe
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Konstantin von Neurath
John Simon
Simon
Anthony Eden
Frederick county bills advance in General Assembly action
Several Frederick county measures reach final passage or near passage. House approval sends 85 000 levies for C Burr Artz library to Governor Nice while enabling acts permit up to 5 000 yearly levies. Other bills set auditors’ start dates, expand borrowing authority to 100 000, and require vehicle tax payment for city autos. Also a health certificate for food and drink dispensers passes, with liberal proposals for liquor, slot taxes, and Sunday sports facing weak support.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Senate
House
Frederick Ely
County
C. Burr Artz
Nice
Frederick
Fredenck
Frederick City
Brunswick
Roosevelts Cabinet Shakeups Seen After Congress Ends
Washington reports hint at Jim Farley resigning as postmaster general to bolster the reelection effort while Rex Tugwell and Ickes gain influence over land and rural programs. Fractions in Perkins and Cummings spark retirement rumors as Roper and others face shifts after a looming four billion work relief allotment.
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Perkins
F. R
Ickes
Virgin Isle
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Jim
National
New York
Democratic
Postal Service
Huey Long
Farley
Huey
Cummings
Justice Department
Dan Roper
Department of Commerce
Harry Woplanso
Riots in Harlem Quelled Amid Widespread Arrests
In Harlem after an incident sparked gunfire and mobs, hundreds of police restored order as two black youths were critically injured and ten shot overall. More than 100 whites and blacks, including radical agitators, faced arraignment in Harlem and Washington Heights courts amid ongoing unrest.
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New York
Harlem
Charles Alston
Alston
Washington Heights
IGRAND ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS INSTALLED IN BALTIMORE
Grand Encampment of Maryland installed new officers at its annual session in the Gold Fellows Temple Baltimore Tuesday night. Named were Grand Patriarch Edgar B Pohlman Grand High Priest B Frank Benny Grand Senior Warden James F Butschsky Grand Junior Warden Geof L Medley Grand Scribe Wm A Jones Grand Treasurer John H Adhvers Grand Representative Dr J Wilson Poisal.
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Maryland
Gold Fellows Temple
Baltimore
Edgar B. Pohlman
B. Frank Benny
Easton
James F Butschsky
Geof L. Medley
Frederick
Wm. A. Jones
John H Adhvers
J. Wilson Poisal
Aubrey A. German
Sheron Encampment
John J. Feaga
Ohio Chairman Attacks Hopkins In Relief Dispute
Francis W. Poulson chairman of the Ohio Democratic committee assailed Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins amid the Ohio relief controversy with Governor Davey. He accused Hopkins of using a political chestnut to create a smoke screen in the administration dispute.
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Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Harry Hopkins
Columbus
O. Mar
Francis W. Poulson
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Poulson
Hopkins
Martin L Davey
Suit for fall through trapdoor in Maryland court
A $1,000 damage suit opened in Circuit Court after Raymond E. Eichelberger of Thurmont testified a trapdoor at Bernie Winkle’s West Patrick street establishment collapsed beneath him on February 5 last year. He suffered a fractured rib and other injuries. The trapdoor was allegedly opened by an employee tending a furnace. Negligence is charged.
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Raymond E. Eichelberger
Thurmont
Bernie Winkle
West Patrick Street
Eichelberger
Frank J. Campbell
Emmitsburg
Alban M. Wood
Winkis
Urner
Willard
Wilson Clemson
Clemson
Guerney Gosnell
Parsons Newman
Easier to Get Money Than It Was Tobacco
In Peoples Court Jack Johnson a Wilming ton negro displayed trouble pulling money from his ankle to pay a $2 fine while deputy sheriffs note his reckless driving near Jefferson pike. Johnson flung bills from his sock and admitted past dangers costing him $150. Russell Repp received a continuance on non support of four children to Friday morning.
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Jack Johnson
Peoples Court
Johnson
George Kemp
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Kemp
Sergt
D. R Peterson
Alton YY. Bennett
Russell Repp
Mus
Friday Morntones
Howe Near Death Report Indicates Critical Condition
Washington 20 AP The condition of Louis M Howe secretary to President Roosevelt was reported extremely critical at noon. A White House bulletin said his strength was steadily failing as Mrs Roosevelt canceled engagements to stay at his bedside.
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Washington, Ar
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
White House
Howe
Automobile Dealers Discuss Retail Code Changes
Frederick County Automobile Dealers Association held its monthly meeting and dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel. T. W. Wilson of the NRA Consumers Division addressed the group on the Automobile Retail Code and urged making the code a state law. The dealers support a 50 cent charge for annual inspections and oppose a general sales tax on autos, seeking exemptions. Attendees included Robert L. Warfield and a list of local dealers and guests.
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Regulaur
Frederick County Automobile Dealers' Association
Francis Scott Key
T. W. Wilson
Baltimore
Consumers Division
NRA
Robert L. Warfield
Warfield
Winson
A. R. Albaugh
Irving Bierley
Glenn G. Green
Roland W Harbaugh
Jesse W. Kolb
Elias B. Ramsburg
Harry Castle
Clyde M. Roney
Grayson H. Staley
C. B Callan
J. Paul Delphey
Floyd Younkin
Francis M. Perrott
Fredrick
Roos Sperry
Emmitsburg
W. C Litten
Brunswick
Louis Wiley Dies At 65 Former NYT Business Manager
Louis Wiley, 65, longtime business manager of the New York Times, died after eight days of convalescence following an operation. Wiley was a prominent figure in both business and editorial sides of the newspaper.
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Louis Wiley
NEW York Times
New York
Wiley
European powers plan tri party talks on German rearmament
President Roosevelt cites the good neighbor principle as a path to peace in Europe and hints at no immediate note to Berlin. Britain, France, and Italy move to hold a tripartite conference in Paris to discuss Germany's rearmament and possible League of Nations reentry.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Europe
Germany
England
France
Italy
Great Britain
Francosis-Ponect
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse Inter
Darrow Attacks NRA Impact on Small Business
Clarence Darrow told Senate investigators that the NRA shifts business away from the little fellow toward the big firms. He warned of a growing Masters and slaves dynamic as wealth concentrates under the recovery program.
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Washington
Mar
Clar
Darrow
Senate
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Recovery Administration
Donald R. Richberg
Weather Summary for Tam Area
Weather data shows 0.0 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours and 1.73 inches for March to date, with March normal at 3.33 inches. Temperatures ranged from a high of 51 to a low of 42 yesterday, with moonrise and moonset times listed for tomorrow.
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Tam
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