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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1934

Page

2

Conley urges new faces and honesty in government

Dr Charlet H Conley, addressing a Maryland Democratic Club, calls for fresh leadership and a shift from self serving rulers. He warns against incompetence and urges government run on business principles with emphasis on conscience and efficiency. He critiques patronage and hidden agendas while advocating accountability and fair taxes.

College Park Chariet H. Conley Frederick Phys.c Netwe Ney Democratic Club Maryland Coney Ecnce

Daily lesson on English and public officials duties

Fragmented text discusses pronunciation and vocabulary along with critique of legislation. It argues officials grasp for office by satisfying whims and failing to adhere to fundamentals, warning against detours into absurd laws and burdens on the public.

Corn-Hog Allotment Meetings Set for County Offices

A corn-hog allotment committee session is planned at Henry R Shoemaker’s office this afternoon at 1:30. The wheat allotment panel meets at 7:20 tonight at the same location to ratify wheat inspector appointments and review compliance with the plan. About 330 corn-hog contracts are signed, totaling roughly 70 000 dollars in benefits to participants, with payments of 30 000, 20 000, and 20 000 expected by July 1, November 1, and February respectively. Wheat signer totals include an initial 100 000 dollar payment, plus about 35 000 to follow inspections, bringing county-wide totals to roughly 205 000 dollars.

Henry R Shoemaker Control Association

Absolute Divorce Move in Reno Case

Harry L Hidebrand denies cruel treatment in response to his wife’s divorce suit and seeks dismissal and alimony modification. He claims she left him seven times with one departure linked to another man and accuses her health issues, surgeries, and medications of affecting finances. He states he earns $15 a week, pays rent, store expenses, and argues the current alimony order is unattainable. The wife, Anna Putums, cites Tomas M res Gomi as cohabiting parties and mentions family abandonment near Winamocort.

Harry L. Hidebrand Ase Reno Anna Putums Tiomas M Res Gomi Sac

Zonta Club Meeting Delivers Sermon by Rev. J. Frank Fife

Delivered by Rev. J. Frank Fife at Las of Alou Zonta Club meeting described the event and its purpose. The report notes an address and a ceremony, with emphasis on community service and local involvement.

S.ariedae J. Frank Fife Baas Bm Las of Alou- Zonta

Mothers Day Address Highlights at Zonta Club Meeting

Frank Fife delivered an address on Mothers Day to the Zonta Club at the Bar Tea Room, praising maternal roles and noting the balance between family duties and careers. He urged strength in family leadership and cited the value of motherhood.

Zonta Club Frank Fife Pasar Becom Paul Kvate Muonnesma

Thompson Wins at Emmitsburg in County Elections

In Emmitsburg and neighboring towns voters elected officials. Michael J. Thompson defeated Thornton Rogers to become burgess of Emmitsburg, while John W. Grossmicke and S. Wachtel were re elected as commissioners. Walkersville elected W Nelson Stauffer as burgess with Edward Ink ruling as commissioner. Mt Airy re elected Charles Wogle as mayor and named four commissioners for new terms.

Emmitsburg Walkersville Myers Mr. Ary Walkersvile Myersvile Mt Ary Caaries A. Ogle Worhout Ate J D. Mause Burgess George E. Castle S. Wachtel Casuetel Kile Er Rasmer de Castle Mause Haupt John W. Grossmick Thompson Michael J Thompson Incumben Emmittsbur Thornton Rogers Loan Rogers Mr. Thompson Himsel Conti Eider Missioner Francis S .K. Matthews Twe Notdover George Narlors Elder W. Nelson John E. Cramer Rar Zmmermaer Mt. Airy Mt Airy Charles Wogle Haremy L Busney Robert E Burdeste Bradley C Leaiheraood Henry G Hood Ira D. Watk Counc.t

House panel faults Foulis over 7.59 million air plane deal

House investigators concluded Maj. Gen. Foulois acted in clear violation of law in the proposed purchase of airplanes costing 7.59 million dollars. The report commends Harry Woodring, Assistant Secretary of War, notes no recommendation then and promises future action.

Nington House Besyantin D Foulers Army Air Corps Harry H. Woodring Foulois Wiam Rogers Lister Hil Ala Numa Li Monvet Dox W. Harier Ohio W. Frank James Mich Edward W. Gass Conn Paul J. Kate

Four New Work Relief Projects Begin in Frederick County

Four new work relief projects started in Frederick County Monday with state approval. About 560 men are expected to work on unfinished and new projects across the county, including grading the Lemstown Community Hall grounds, repairs on Summ Avenue, Thurmont, curb and gutter work near South Market Street, and improvements to Frederick city’s Lingapore filtration grounds. A reservoir project near Middletown may add workers, while additional approved items include drainage at Mt Airy, New Market alley grading, jail painting and garage erection, Emmitsburg sewer and street work, and painting at the Maryland School for the Deaf.

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Fire at Foxville Damages House. Insurance Suspected

A two story residence owned by Chas Toms in Foxville was destroyed by a fire believed to originate in a defective flue. The blaze, which sparked at about six pm Monday, required neighbors to form a brigade and water was drawn from a spring to fight the flames. The Toms family moved downstairs furniture before the home of six rooms was consumed. Sparks endangered nearby Charles Dune’s residence but were extinguished with slight roof damage. Firefighters tried to save adjoining property as onlookers gathered.

Chas. Toms Foxvills Smithsburg Charles Dune Toms

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