Minors Charged With Beer Sales At The Hour Glass
Frederick County hearing finds undisputed evidence that The Hour Glass on West Patrick Street sold beer to minors. Proprietor G Maynard Summers denies direct sales, cites staff figures, and pledges non sale to Hood College students as officials consider license action.
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Frederick
G. Ed Myers
Mr. Myers
Summers
Charles McC. Mathias
Parsons Newman
Helen
Hood College
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Wage and Hour Bill Seen to Harm Farmers
Charles W. Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation warned in a report for its 21st annual convention that the Black Connery wage and hour bill would raise costs for farmers, reduce prices received, push up farm labor costs, and boost foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Holman
America
City Hospital Donor Days Set for November
Frederick City Hospital outlines four annual donation days in November. Committees and chairpersons for November 4 11 18 and 23 are listed with names including Mrs Grayson E Bowers and Mrs William H McKinney. Children's Day aims to obtain gifts from newborns at the hospital. The board thanks supporters for donations aiding care of patients unable to pay and for accident cases often requiring hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Grayson E. Bowers
William H. McKinney
Edgar Nicodemus
Francis X. Staley
C. W. Gregory
Hammond Clary
David Cramer
William T. Delaplaine
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Francis H. Markell
M. Louise Johnson
J. Walker Carty
A. Leroy McCardell
Guy K. Motter
John A. Moran
William B. Leichert
Andrew Annan
Harry QO. Schroeder
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Emory L. Coblentz
W. C. McSherry
Ida M. Markey
Casper E. Cline
Richard F. Nallin
McSherry
Frank Dertzbaugh
Elizabeth Houck
Lilian K. Schley
Roads Commission Lays Off 212 Men
The State Roads Commission laid off 212 laborers statewide, about a quarter of its 871 workers. Chairman Dr. Homer E. Tabler cited budget restrictions from the legislature and said efforts would be made to reassign furloughed workers to county roads departments, though this may take time.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Homer E. Tabler
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Note
The report shows no precipitation in the 24 hours to 7 am today and none for November to date. November precipitation in 1936 was 0.47 inch, norm 2.48. excess through November 1–14 is 0.20 inch. Yesterday high 60, last year 60. low last night unknown, last year 41. Sun sets 5.10 pm, rises 6.39 am. moon rises 6.09 am, sets 4.44 pm. Streams Potomac and Monocacy muddy. A former Frederick High School student and athlete recently employed Oscar Gladhill as assistant.
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Potomac
Monocacy
Frederick High School
Oscar Gladhill
Britain to follow US lead in seeking end to Sino Japanese war
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the Commons Britain will go as far as the United States at the Brussels nine power conference to end the Far Eastern conflict. He warned Italy not to expect the return of war lost colonies while Mussolini holds territory won in war. Eden cited a strong protest over the sinking of the Jean Weems and noted rising piracy tied to the Spanish civil war alongside missing persons tallies in several U.S. cities.
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London
Anthony Eden
Commons
Britain
United States
Brussels
Eden
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
Jean Weems
City Ministers In Regular Meeting
The Frederick City Ministerial Association held its regular meeting at the YMCA at 10:30 this morning with Rev. Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks presiding. New committee appointments were made for union Lenten activities and weekday religious education, and several members were welcomed into the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
William T. Jackson
Ralph E. Hartman
Zuse
W C. Royal
Amos J. Traver
Schmitt
Mr Shober
Dr. Meeks
Traver
Kieffer
Charles E. Wehler
W. T. Gover
Shaber
Royal
Jackson
Hartman
Paul H. Gleichman
Market Leaders Go Into Slow Decline
New York stock market leaders drifted lower as buying support waned across groups. Steel shares sagged with weak mill activity and overall dealings were light. Losses of one to more than three points appeared near the fourth hour, with brokers noting speculative forces seek release before tomorrow's election day. Pound sterling rose to 4.96516 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Births Reported in Frederick City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Earl Edwards of Boyds welcomed a daughter at Frederick City Hospital on Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Filby of 418 North Market Street had a son born there on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Franklin Cramer of Walkersville welcomed a son this morning. Mr and Mrs Clarence Thomas of Adamstown welcomed a daughter on Sunday. The area of Manchoukou covering 1 303 143 square miles was officially announced for the lime in March 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Edwards
Boyds
Frederick City Hospital
James Filby
North Market Street
Franklin Cramer
Walkersville
Clarence Thomas
Adamstown
Manchoukou
Washington Doubtful Welcome Looms for Duke and Duchess
Washington officials show cold reception toward the Duke and Duchess of Windsor amid security worries and labor concerns. Ickes rebuffs Bedaux’s itinerary request while embassy tensions rise over royal visit plans and public demonstrations.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
America
State Department
Farm bill eyed voluntary crop controls and continuance of payments
The House Agriculture Committee reached agreement in principle on voluntary control of wheat cotton and rice in the new farm bill. They virtually accept compulsory control for tobacco and consider soil conservation payments and tariff based financing. Debate centers on corn processing levies and broader penalties for over quota production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
D. Tex
Flannagan
Wise To Take Up Option For School Site
Frederick officials confirm the Board of Education will exercise its option to buy the Kidwiler farm on Frederick’s western outskirts as a site for a new high school. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt notes a civic committee backs the move and discusses funding via the county budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Education
Kidwiler
Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
Milk price may rise due to shortages and costs
Baltimore on November 1 AP says T W Heaps managing director of Mand Cooperative Milk Producers Inc warned factors push milk prices higher. He cites reduced production from frost, cows removed from pastures, higher feed costs and elevated farm wages. He notes no desire to raise prices unless necessary but signals move toward higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
T. W. Heaps
Mand Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Hoe
Doctor Harry Adler 65 Dies in Baltimore
Dr. Harry Adler a gastric diseases specialist and ten year president of Sinai Hospital died at age 65 in Baltimore He was born in Baltimore and studied at the University of Maryland Johns Hopkins and medical studies in Berlin Vienna and Prague
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Baltimore
Harry Adler
Sinai Hospital
Adler
University of Maryland
Johns Y Hopkins University
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Americans Find Finest Protection and Respect Abroad
Greek-born restaurant man Harry J. Karros toured Europe and the United States last year, visiting Paris, Athens, Constantinople, and Italian ports. He praised Chicago World Fair exhibits for practicality and modern machinery and noted Americans receive strong respect abroad with the President’s image widely recognized.
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Chicago
Karros
Greece
Kurpenise
Athens University
Dardenelles
Pregeponisa Islands
Constantinople
League of Nations
Adime
Italy
Forge
Caserta
Torino
Rome
France
Isle de France
Atlantic
Southampton
Health Nurses Attend Regional Public Health Conference
Miss Martha Flynn and Miss Chiamotte Stone will participate in the regional conference of public health nurses for Crom, Howard, Carroll, Frederick and Montgomery counties in Ellicott City Friday. Flynn will discuss infant situations by counties and Stone will present a paper on prematurity. Dr. E. C. Kefauver health officer, reporting from Baltimore, noted several diphtheria cases near Wolfsville and that typhoid patients have recovered with only one death in the county. Typhoid clinics will end this week at Wondsboro Walkeraville New Midway and the colored schools of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Flynn
Chiamotte Stone
Public Health
Crom Howard
Carroll
Frederick
Montgomery
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Robert H. Riley
Kefauver
Wolfsville
Wondsboro
Walkeraville
New Midway
Bank Guard Shot After Dropping Revolver in Edgewood
Phillip Moore, 20, a Bel Air bank guard, was seriously wounded when he dropped his pistol on a concrete pavement and the weapon discharged. The bullet pierced his abdomen and lodged near his lung. Moore was with Norris McComas, cashier of a Bel Air bank, in Fort Hoyle for banking business.
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Edgewood
Phillip Moore
Bel Air
Moore
Norris Mc'Comas
Fort Hoyle
Properties Withdrawn At Public Sale Of Mantz Estate
Three Mantz properties were withdrawn at a public sale held at the courthouse this morning by executors William Levy Mantis and Frank Mantz. The 12 14 South Market street three story brick dwelling drew $13 900. 15 21 Jefferson rect two story brick dwellings totalled $6 500. four Braddock Heights lots sold initially bid $260 on the first lot. Jacob Rolback acted as attorney and A Grant Hooper served as auctioneer.
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Annie R. Mantz
Court House
William Levy Mantis
Frank Mantz
South Market Street
Jefferson Rect
Braddock Heights
Jacob Rolback
A. Grant Hooper
Britain deploys Hood to Barcelona over Jean Weems sinking
Britain dispatches the mighty battle cruiser Hood to Barcelona to probe the sinking of the British merchantman Jean Weems off the Spanish coast. Tokyo plans possible anti Communist accord with Italy as Nine Power Conference prep begins in Brussels.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Hood
Barcelona
Jean Weems
Far East
Britain
Japan
Shanghai
United States
Soochow Creek
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Italy
Germany
Brussels
Norman H. Davis
U. V. Wellington Koo
France
Davis
Dr. Koo
China
County approves extra 2000 for new Midway road project
County Commissioners vote to appropriate 2000 more to build three miles southeastward from New Midway, preserving 28 WPA jobs. One mile completed, eighty percent graded, drainage finished, and 46 percent of stone quarried. Original cap 6851, 54 spent. project praised as co operative effort of State, county and Federal governments.
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New Midway
Johnsville
State Roads Commission
WPA
Roads Commission
Frederick County
Church Hill-Doubs
Ernest Simpson Arrives Quietly in United States
Traveling incognito, Ernest A. Simpson, ex husband of the Duchess of Windsor, landed in the United States aboard the Queen Mary. He dodged questions about his divorce and his former wife.
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New York
Ernest A. Simpson
Duchess of Windsor
United States
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Charles E. Bedaux
Eddie Wally
Redaux
PWA
Duke of Windsor
White House
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Tri-Borough Bridge
Norris Dam
A. F. of L
John Lewis
William Green
Edward
Tabor
Iran
Dik and Duchess
Edward Ha
Windsoar
Bedanx
Thomas J Watson
International Business Machines
Fuehrer
Bedaux 14
Bacco
Ment
New Frederick High
Tsistor Genet
Europe
Mr. Karros
U. S
Peiping
North Manan
Huan River
Midway Road
Ernest Simpson
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