Christmas Club Checks Vary. Frederick Banks Disburse Nearly $100000
Local banks announce nearly 970,000 in Christmas savings distributed on November 27 to about 3,500 customers. Checks from five Frederick banks will total 97,000 to 100,000, up 30 percent from last year, with individual averages under 30 dollars. The first year for Western Maryland Trust Club and national clubs under a 25th consecutive year of Christmas club checks.
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Frederick
Stromz
Chrismas
Wendihar
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Frederick County National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Company
Chrismas Club A Corporation
Frederick Elks Initiate Joseph T Fanning Class
Eleven candidates will be initiated into Frederick Lodge No 684 B P Elks tonight at the Elks Club in Mant Sasa cemetery Antelope Rehard P Ross dean of Past Exalted Rulers of Frederick Lodge will address on Elksdom. The class includes Edward D Shiner Jr Samuel Remburg Alvin M Bopst De Wit Watts Robert G Fulton C Frederick Knock H Oland Howard and Emmert R Bowlus.
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Frederick Lodge
el Ks
The
Elks Club
Antelole
Rehard P Ross
Praderick Lodge
Jocal
Joseph T Fanning
Pact
Louis Leichert
Frederick Edge
Tenght
Edward D Shiner Jr
Samuel & Remburg
Alvin M Bopst de- Wit
Watts
Robert G Pulton
C Frederck Knock
H Oland Howard
Emmert R Bowlus
Weather data snapshot and precipitation figures
The report shows 24 hour precipitation near 12 inches and November totals around 1.248 inches normal 1.248 inches. It notes November 1934 actual 1.287 inches with a precipitation deficiency in 1935. Yesterday's high 65 low 45 and temperatures compared to last year are listed along with daily moon and sunrise times and stream conditions on Monocacy and Potomac rivers.
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Nate Geel
Potomac
British Officer Shot as Egyptian Marchers Clash in Cairo
A British officer was killed and others wounded during anti British protests in Cairo. Police faced about 1000 demonstrators advancing on the city from a nearby area and warning shots failed to stop the march. The officer firing into the crowd caused casualties as the demonstrators retreated.
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Associated
Frowe
Cairo
Bayt
Mov
Riter
Torde
Seporte Egtone
Iza
Tri-State Student Conference At Hood College
Hood College hosts the Tri State Student Conference from Friday to Sunday with delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. Grace Loucks Billoté will lead the event. Margaret Hammers oversees registration. sessions feature discussion groups and guest speakers.
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Pinal
Hood College
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbis
Homi Mi
Margaret Hammers
Washington, DC
Hood Y W Oca
Grace Loucks Billoté
New York
Mia Hiliott
Boston
Elo
Sahirdes
Wilmet
Try
Twe
William Rupp Barnhert
Hood
Lloyd Bertholi
Western Maryland College
Thomas I Brown
Miner Teachers College
George A Douglas
Johns Hopkins University
John W Haywood
Morgan College
Frank Middle
Metropolitan
Baltimore Y
MCA
Coblentz Hall
Barnhart
Plot
Virginia Wales Glyndon
The
Hood Ywca
Italy Heeds Soviet Protest Over Detention Beating
The Italian government promised an investigation and punishment in response to a Soviet protest about alleged detention and beating of Soviet citizens in Italy. A press report cited an incident on November 7 at Lakehorn store where three Soviet nationals were reportedly detained and delayed.
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Moccou
Italy
Protost
Rome
Boris Stein
Russie
Lakehorn Store
City Attorney Rules Pole Sign Posting Lawful Restrictions
City Attorney Edward J Smith notes that posting signs on telephone and power poles is unlawful under franchise terms held by utility companies. He cites sidewalk sign bans while arguing utility poles may not be used for smaller notices and mentions state highway sign law taxes on posted signs along arterial routes.
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Fregetige Wity
Edward J Smith
Bowne
Frederick
Wemame
Parole Power Too Great For One Man Says Nice
Baltimore November 14 AP Governor Harry W Nice says the parole power is too great for a single official. He proposes a three member parole board and notes a possible constitutional amendment to share or transfer his parole authority to the board or a group including the state executive. He discusses funding needs raised by Parole Commissioner W David Tilghman.
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Nice
Baltimore
Harry W Nice
W David Tilghman
PWA Funds Dispatched to Maryland for School Projects
The Public Works Administration announced that 2,531,408 was allotted to Maryland for 16 school building projects since 1922. The agency funded 1,974,000 under 1933 legislation, and 557,440 under 1935 rules, with grants around 48 percent. One notable project is Westminster High School with a grant of 203,605 and total costs around 646,200.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Maryland
FWA
Westmin
Little Men Now Have Money Says Bankers Report
New Orleans November 14 1934 The American Bankers Association policy commission reports that small earners now have money while big corporations earn less due to wage increases higher farm income and federal spending The finding notes lopsided prosperity with consumer purchasing power rising from wage gains agricultural income and federal works disbursements for refinancing mortgages and public works The commission cites construction and durable goods as lagging sectors with a note on Oral W Adams of Salt Lake City as a forthcoming president nominee.
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New Orleans
Oral W Adams
Salt Lake City
Adams
Montgomery county jury urges detector force and police school
The Montgomery County grand jury last night recommended forming a five or six man plainclothes detective force without extra county expense by State police transfer. It also urged a police training school and a police instruction manual with the States Attorney as instructor if feasible. The panel called for strict enforcement against obscene literature and photos. eight indictments were returned from 13 cases. Judge Woodward commended the jurors for their work.
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Montgomery County Grand Jury
Charles W Woodward
Circuit Court
Rockville
Jader Woodward
Diary Project Documents Frederick Ancestry Manuscript
Dr James Banck of Hood College presides over typing and indexing of a handwritten diary by Jacob Engelbrecht, grandfather of Frederick resident Jacob L Engelbrecht, owner of the manuscript. The diary, covering 1819 to about 1870, promises insight into local religious and political development and national affairs. Three typescripts are being prepared by Hood College students, with one diary currently copied. copies will be restricted for over a year. One copy will go to Hood College library and another stays with the owner.
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James Banck
Hood College
Jacob Engelbrecht
Jacob L Engelbrecht
Frederick
Hod College
The
Hood College Library
Frederick AAUW Branch Meet Heads to Hood College Visitor
A meeting of the Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women will be held at the Hotel Frederick this evening starting at eight. President Elizabeth Bower of Hood College will preside and report on attendance at the annual AAUW meeting in California. Mabel Eaton Stewart of Hood College will discuss philosophy and psychology and attend the California event.
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A. AL Ulow
Prederick
American Association of University Women
Frederick
Oclock
Elizabeth B Bower
Hood College
Mabel Eaton Stewart
U W
California
Eet Jena
Pope Makes Effort To Delay Sanctions
Thomas Edward Birely, 60, hospitalized after a Sunday night auto collision with a concrete barrier near Sabillassine. suffered a skull fracture. Police report says he was en route to Wayneboro when the crash occurred. authorities seek to delay sanctions pending further medical and legal review.
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Pope
Thomas Edward Birely
Sabillassine
Wayneeboro
Hoapitel Wertestay
New Deal in Washington Reflections Spur 1946 Campaign Look
Washington correspondent sketches post election mood as Republicans and Democrats claim victory. Roosevelt’s standing and New Deal support are debated amid talk of a 1946 campaign year with figures like Roosevelt, LaGuardia, Farley and Tamany shaping the political climate.
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Newn
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G.o
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Aldee
Fletcher
Farley Neithstemding
Roonvelt
New York
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United Mine Workers
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LaGuardia
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Hyde Park
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Free Philippines Established Friday Proclamation Marks New Commonwealth
President Roosevelt signed a proclamation creating the Philippine Commonwealth and sent congratulations to Manuel L Quezon, the first president, as the island nation moves toward self government. Quezon hoped for an inauguration Friday, while officials praised a 36 year American occupation ending.
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Roosevelt
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Manuel Lb. Quesan
Manila
Dern
Quesen
Manin Pot
APY
Philippines
Snlf
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Murphy
America
Prices Make Gains Of One To Three Points
Prices rise one to three points amid stock market gains in New York as buying activity returns. Bonds also move higher. quotes show premiums on calls and pounds trading at strong levels amid the investment rush and commodity futures activity. A separate hunting news item notes thousands of sportsmen preparing for deer and turkey season under state supervision near Woodmont. A missing man alert requests help locating Joseph Al Las Fruayo, last seen in New York, described wearing a blue jacket and dark shoes.
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Thurmont
Sabinas‘aille
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Smithsburg
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Santuanville
Waynesboro
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Alice Birely
Clarence Wishard
Leon Ball
Rowe
Rooseven
Farley
New York Assembly
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Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
New York
Trapping Violation Leads to Fine in Peoples Court
A Monrovia youth received a 30 fine for an out of season box trap while another 25 was imposed for setting the weapon. 5 for a rabbit in possession. The case was heard by Game Warden Benjamin F Phobus and Deputy Sheriff Raymond Fans. The court also ordered 4 weekly for wife Nellie Shoemaker Thomas.
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Benjamin F Phobus
Ada
Rhae
Charles K ‘Thomas
Brunswick
Mra
Nellie
Rome reports 300 enemy killed in Ethiopia and Somaliland
Rome says 300 enemy dead and an unidentified man killed on the Ethiopian side with 68 Italians wounded in government communique. It notes Italian gains across eastern Tigre and four fronts including Somaliland as forces pursue Guerilla bands and consolidate positions around Gherala and Ty Kaze river.
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Ethiopia
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Tastern Tiare
Trospa
Makale
Amis
Aduwa
Aksum
At Lomet An
Ibelem
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Lan
Annthegatarn
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Rome
Emilio de Bom
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Ita
CCC Holidays Pay Provisions for Thanksgiving and Christmas
War Department instructions for Civilian Conservation Camps in the Third Corps area grant paid leave for Thanksgiving Day and allocate Christmas and New Year holidays. No special leave is offered around other days. longer leave may be provided for Christmas and New Year, with specific start and end dates.
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