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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
14
Washington reports peacetime federal outlays exceed 5.0 billion for the year through March 25, 1935, up from a year earlier. Revenues rose about 23 percent to 2.827 billion, while the deficit remained large though under budget projections.
Former Rep. Frederick W. Zihlman underwent a second spinal operation at Memorial Hospital Cumberland Md where he has been treated for encephalitis or sleeping sickness for five days. The operation followed the first procedure performed earlier this week and was conducted in the hopes of improving his condition.
Frederick County 4 H Club holds its annual banquet and dance Friday at 6 30 p m in Walkersville high school with over 100 members expected from about 25 clubs The principal speaker is Rev L Ralph Tabor Willard Holter acts as toastmaster Milas Ruth Nicodemus leads song E G Jenkins state boys club agent to address. 4 H Council members and others will perform Various regional 4 H representatives are expected Representatives from Allegany Montgomery Prince Georges and Carroll counties may attend The event is organized by the 4 4 Club Council with officers Holter president George Stautter vice president Miss Helen Witter secretary County Agent Henry R Shoemaker and Miss Helen Pearson supervise. committee chaired by Revert Kelter with Miss Witter Lee Doert Maurice Ahalt and Miss Isabel Crum
President Roosevelt began his southern waters fishing trip anchoring at Cat Cay in the Bahamas. He received the Duke and Duchess of Kent aboard the presidential yacht, escorted by Sir Bede Clifford and Lady Clifford. Sir Bede is governor of the Bahamas.
The Middletown Farm Bureau unit meeting at Memorial Hall Middletown scheduled for Friday night has been postponed to Friday night April 5.
The Associated Press reports Germany aims to equal continental powers in military strength. Across Europe, Allied leaders seek strengthened Anglo French Italian cooperation ahead of a Stresa conference. Italy plans to accelerate aircraft production as tension rises. Moscow warns of looming catastrophe without a global security system.
Kaunas March 27 The Lithuanian War Office took elaborate precautions against any demonstration in Memel in connection with the sentencing of 91 Germans for an alleged plot to seize Memel and to censure caves of Memel and Lithuanian border police.
Frederick merchants prepare for a new one per cent gross receipts tax to start April 1 and end March 31, 1936. The tax applies to tangible retail goods, with exemptions for services. Collecting will be monthly, with the comptroller overseeing receipts and a projected annual cost of about 150000. The measure aims to fund relief and old age pensions, with support cited as shifting the burden toward the poor and ensuring Baltimore city pays its share.
The executive committee of the Tansytown Volunteer Fire Company approved purchasing a 400-gallon fire engine with a rotary gear pump for 2719 dollars, with bids ranging to 3245. Delivery is slated for May 15. Committee includes James Myers president and Ray Davidson chief among others.
Montgomery county Maryland reports $464 655 in unpaid taxes in its accounts. The figure appears in a report from a Baltimore auditing firm to the Board of County Commissioners.
The prompt presents a garbled, OCRish question about "STAMPS STORIES" and "the free cithes." No coherent event or entities are identifiable to summarize into a valid news item.
Washington reports tell of Congress and cabinet officials wrestling with war profits NRA drought relief and a 4.88 billion work relief bill. Bernard Baruch backed removing profits from war while Donald Richberg urged a vigorous NRA policy and revising the lumber code to avert a coal wage dispute. Tugwell to direct a billion dollar land program under work relief funds. Senate House conferees made little progress on the relief bill as debates over income tax publicity continued. Commerce reported a generally favorable retail outlook in 24 cities.
Cumberland Maryland March 27 local industries stockpile coal for a possible nation wide strike on April 1. Railroads B and O and Western Maryland storage fills yards and terminals since January. Companies Kelly Springfield Delaware Potomac Edison hold coal at plants as car business rises, George's Creek region remains unionized while oil and electricity reduce coal use.
Police at Woodsboro were notified to pick up a Chevrolet coupe believed owned by John Boller. A woman about 35, five nine, in a blue dress and 118 pounds named Annie Sarp was described as operator. State police also seek the car, which remained missing.
A portion of the program includes special music by Mrs Henry Keller of Jefferson and a reading by Mrs Charles Roderick. William Roderick will also be present.
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