Grandparents Split Custody in Habeas Corpus Case
In a concluded habeas corpus custody case Judge Willard ruled five year old Robert Rudy will live with his Maryland and Ohio grandparents on a split schedule. The school year will be in Ohio with Mr and Mrs Lewis D Mann near Tiffin and vacations in Maryland with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rudy near Middletown. The ruling follows the separate court decrees of Seneca County Ohio and Frederick County Maryland and may be adjusted by future orders to serve the child’s best interests.
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Robert Rudy
Maryland
Ohio
Arthur JD. Willard
Willerd
Juvenile Court
Seneca County
Robert
Willard
Frederick County
Lewis D. Mann
Tiffin
Lawrence Rudy
Middletown
Mann
Michael E. Pue
Rudy
Girl who stabbed her lover hides identity in prison
New Orleans reports formal murder charges against Marian King, a 22 year old cabaret hostess, in the fatal stabbing of John Irving Pierce, a Mississippi magazine writer aged 24. King refused to reveal her name, saying her sins are hers alone and that the act was an impulse born of a narcotic cure.
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New Orleans
Mar
John Irving Pierce
Marian King
Pierce
Dust Pneumonia Claims Victims in Dust Storm Toll
The Springfield LaMar area in Baca County Colorado reels from a spring dust storm dubbed dust pneumonia with six dead and many livestock losses. Officials seek Red Cross and Health Board aid as a thick silt burden blankets farms and threatens the region's economy. A brief thunder gust and light rain followed the storm as residents assess damage. In other news, the firm Winebrenner and Linn plans to relocate its offices to the Peoples Fire Insurance building on Church and Court streets on Monday.
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Denver
Col
Baca County
Red Cross
Colorado Board of Health
Springfield
Lamar
David C. Winebrenner
Walter Sinn
Winebrenner and Linn
North Court Street
Peoples Fire , Insurance
Church and
Court Streets
Relief Funds Hinge on Maryland Legislature Action
Frederick County faces relief funding uncertainty as local funds run dry and state lawmakers debate financing. The Welfare Board reports no new expenditures without legislative approval while Maryland negotiates a $400 000 expansion and a tax plan to fund ongoing relief amid divided positions in the House and Senate.
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Frederick County
F. F. Seminary
Maryland
Baltimore
Harry L. Hopkins
Pauline Miller
Annapolis
Mar
House
Senate
J. Allan Coad
St. Mary’s
Weather today and March precipitation in 1934
Today's 24 hour precipitation is 0.9 inch with total March rainfall at 3.84 inches. March normal is 3.33 inches. Deficiency on March 1 stands at 0.47 inch. Yesterday high was 50, low last night 44. Sunset 6.24 pm. Sunrise 6.10 am. Moonrise 11.20 pm. Moonset 6.00 am.
Banks Close Monday for Maryland Day Holiday
Banks in the city and county will be closed Monday in observance of Maryland Day a legal holiday. The day commemorates the first landing of English settlers aboard the Ark at St. Clements island now in St. Marys county March 25 1634.
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Maryland
St. Clement's Island
St. Mary's County
Inflation plan laid aside by Senate vote
The Senate voted 40 to 33 to table the Thomas silver inflation amendment to a relief bill. Democratic leader Robinson led the motion to speed passage by limiting debate. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma had spoken six hours for his amendment and warned of possible delays with further amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Thomas
Oklahoma
Fish to face electric chair for Grace Budd murder
Albert H. Fish, convicted of the 10 year old Grace Budd killing, headed for execution by electric chair. Defense argued insanity but jury found him guilty in the first degree and a death sentence will be imposed Monday.
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White Plains
Albert H. Fish
Litle
Grace Budd
Fish
New York
Lexington
Inheritance tax in effect as of March 16
New inheritance taxes on bequests from estates apply to deaths March 16 1935 and later. Attorney General O Conor said the law increases collateral inheritance tax from five to seven and a half percent and adds a one percent tax on direct inheritances. Executors awaiting ruling were told to withhold settlement. Walkersville Woman's Club meets with theme Simple Entertaining in the Home. one new member enrolled and a prize for oldest antique.
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Office of the Register of Wills
Herbert R. O'Conor
Mr. O'Conor
Register of Wills
John Hershberger
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Woman's Club
A. G. McKinney
Pearson
Clib
Clarence Eaves
Maryland Veterans Face Patman Bonus Debate In Senate
The Patman bill would pay Frederick County World War veterans about $935 thousand in cash, with Maryland totals near 27.9 million statewide. Congress debates passage amid Roosevelt veto risk as president eyes prior loans, while 3.5 million veterans hold certificates averaging 959.98.
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Frederick County
House of Representatives
Senate
Roosevelt
Montgomery County
Carrow County
Baltimore County
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Adjusted Compensation Service
Patman
Texens
Hoover Sees U S On Threshold Of Great Advance
Former President Herbert Hoover told California Republicans the administration’s economics fail and the nation must shift from scarcity to production. He urged a rebirth of the Republican party to defend fundamental American principles and warned against regimentation and bureaucratic domination.
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Sacramento
Cal
Mar
Herbert Hoover
California
Hoover
California Republican Assembly
Abraham Lincoln
Salvation Army Campaign Surpasses 2500 Dollar Goal
Gratification was expressed by Salvation Army officers over a campaign last week that raised more than the 2500 dollar goal. Louis L. Wilson and others praised the responses and cordial receptions for the workers. Capt Morris will receive wholehearted support for his religious duties, and an audit by Capt Britton of Baltimore confirmed accounts. Public may visit headquarters on West Fifth street or chapel on East South street.
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Salvation Army
Louis L. Wilson
Bernard ©. Morris
Robert Batt
Roger B. Wolfe
Morris
Capt
Britton
Salvation Army A&uditor
Baltimore
West Fifth Street
East South Street
Fined After Wolfsville Fight In Peoples Court
A fight between three Wolfsville youths and two from Myersville led to two Barkdull brothers being fined five dollars each by Justice Bennett. Ralph and James Barkdull admitted striking Albert Flock but denied delivering the blow that knocked Paul Shepley unconscious. The incident followed an order to Flock to leave Wolfsville after a dispute over prior testimony.
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Wolfsvile
Myersville
Peoples Court
Alton ¥. Bennett
Ralph. James
John Barkdoll
Albert D
Wolfsville
Justice Bennett
Ralph
James Barkdull
Flook
Paul Shepley
Barkdoll Brothers
Flock
Shepley
Geraldine Firestone
Market steady? stocks drift lower in irregular session
New York stocks failed to gain traction as weekend trade remained light and prices slipped in a mixed session. Transfers totaled about 300 000 shares amid sagging grain prices and cautious investor sentiment. Sterling held near unchanged after a brief rebound in foreign exchange, while a public sale of the George C Groshon lot on East Patrick street was withdrawn with a $210 bid.
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New York
Werg
Heavs
Imaders
George C. Groshon
East Patrick Street
Court House
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
John L. Dulrow
Army Navy chiefs plan dictatorship if war comes
Washington dispatch details seven wartime bills drafted by Army and Navy leaders to grant the president broad powers including confiscation of private property, press control, universal draft registration, licensing of business, and labor mobilization. Critics fear a move toward fascist rule and warn of overreach beyond a national emergency.
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U. S
Washington
Europe
War
Navy Departments
Congress
Miliary
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Clark
Staf
Senate Munitions Committee
United States
Maryland milk control bill to be reported today
Annapolis March 23 The amended milk control bill will be reported by the agricultural committee. A three member commission to be appointed by the State board of agriculture would set minimum prices and license retail sales. The act applies where a majority desires and includes reporting requirements and discretionary public release of records. A $1 license fee would apply to fluid milk retail stores in designated marketing areas.
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Annapolis
Mar
Maryland
William @. Knapp
Baltimore County
Agricultural Committee
Maryland Public Service Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Miss Virginia Lane Advances to New Haven Welfare Board
Miss Virginia Lane formerly with the Frederick County Welfare Board has joined the welfare board of New Haven Connecticut. She is an alumna of Hood College class of 1933.
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Virginia Lane
le Frederick County Welfare Board
The
Welfare Board of
New Haven
Lane F
Hood Gallege
Penn
Drunkenness charge set for Harl Fogle tonight in Police Court
Harl Fogle faces a police court hearing tonight after a day night release on a five dollar bond. He was arrested by Officer Frank Dorsey. Mr and Mrs Franklin B Reese of Trail avenue welcome a daughter born this morning at Frederik City Hospital. Mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
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Harl Fogle
Frank Dorsey
Franklin B. Reese
Trail Avenue
Frederik City Hospital
Union Win in Chicago Printing Co. Case at NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board ruled against W. F. Hail Printing Co. of Chicago in a collective bargaining dispute. The board found discharge motives insufficient citing Edward Campbell who sought reemployment, John Poctechs who chased higher paying jobs, and Carl Zeiller who used indecent language and insulted coworkers.
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National Labor Relations Board
W. F. Hail Printing Co
Chicago
Edward Campbell
John Poctechs
Carl Zeiller
Howe Becomes Weaker. Roosevelt Delays Florida Fishing Trip
Washington March 24 AP Louis M Howe secretary to President Roosevelt grew weaker today prompting Roosevelt to suspend plans for a fishing cruise off Florida. Pleurisy that set in yesterday worsened his loneliness and physicians abandoned him during treatment for the 48 year old associate.
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Washington
Mar
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Florida
Island independence moves step nearer
Washington reports President Foonsevelt signed the insular constitution with Philippine and United States officials present, marking the final US action for a home rule government in Manila to take effect November 15. NERRINGBONE cars tagged as parking rules prompt drivers on West Church Street to align parallel to the curb, with dozen vehicles cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foonsevelt
Philippine
United States
Manila
West Church Street
City Pakien
Court House
Organ progress at Evangelical Reformed church project
Work on the Evangelical Reformed church organ continues at Viner and Son in Buffalo. The instrument, about a month into rebuilding, will feature roughly 2000 pipes and three new stops at a contract price of $5000.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Viner and Son
Buffalo
Weather outlook for the week forecast
Weather outlook for the week covers North and Middle Atlantic states. Rain possible Tuesday or Wednesday and again Saturday. Periods of general fair conditions with temperature fluctuations including warmer Tuesday and Tuesday night, colder Sunday night and Wednesday night into Thursday, then warmer by Saturday.
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North and
Middle Atlantic
Tour party travels by Green Line bus from Boston to southern stops
A tour party travels from Boston to Virginia and Tennessee with a lunch at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick on Tuesday. The itinerary includes a stop in Frederick and is operated by Green Line buses as the main transport.
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Boston
Virginia
Tennessee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Green Line
Mussolini’s War Readiness Rises as Italy Mobilizes
Rome reports Premier Mussolini orders recall of the 1911 military class, boosting Italy’s armed force to about 675,000 soldiers. Combined with the fascist militia, total ready forces exceed 1,060,000 as government cites precaution amid European tension and German measures.
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Mussolini
Rome
Mer
Italy
Fascist Party
Gereminy
Senate to Uphold Bonus Veto Foes Plan New Push
Washington reports say supporters of the World War veteran bonus plan to press the Senate after a House victory. They expect a narrow Senate vote to pass the $2 billion payout bill despite Roosevelt administration opposition, while the fate of the Patman currency bill remains undecided. Administration officials predict the Senate will uphold the veto.
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Washington
Iwbt
House
Senate
Roosevelt
West Virginia Relief Costs Surge 200 Percent in Nine Months
West Virginia relief outlays jumped over 200 percent from April 1934 to January 1935. Expenditures rose from 822 065.93 to 2 518 284 20. About 400 000 people, a quarter of the state population, received relief in January as production in coal and steel improved, fueling debate over taxpayer assistance and employment.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virginia Relief Administration
West
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Republican Assembly
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