Democrats Report Large Expenditures In Frederick County Race
Expenditures totaling 5009.12 were listed by the Democratic county and state committees in the Frederick county general election effort. Receipts included 5080.00 in contributions. major outlays covered challengers and watchers, room rent, parade costs, and printing for ballots as the campaign fund details were itemized.
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Frederick County
Democratic State and
Paul I. Payne
Democratic County Central Committee
Alfred W. Gaver
F. Ross, Myers
Democratic State Central Committee
Gar K. Motter
Payne
Wilsatts
Warner Bros
Mary S. Maulsby
Christmas Mail Service To Cost Additional Funds At Frederick
The Frederick post office announced a 700 dollar addition to Christmas mail service funding. Postmaster Irving S. Birer said the extra staff will include about six part time workers, with most funds allocated for regular substitute clerks carriers and overtime for the busy period. The Christmas mail rush will begin the week of the report. Married Thursday Miss Louis Fox and Mr John R of this city were wed Thursday night at 7 40 in the Lutheran church by Dr Amos Traver. The bride wore Garnet dress and a small dark red hat. The groom wore a yellow Toss. The couple will reside in Frederick, with the bride previously an assistant in the Frederick capital Healva offices and the groom employed at Union Manufacturing.
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Frederick
Irving S. Birer
Postoffice Department
Louis
Fox
John R
Lutheran Church
Amos John Traver
Des Drottin
Samuel R. Fox
Frederick Ca’pitate Healva
Union Manufacturing Company
Hood College President to Address Men's Bible Class
Dr Henry I Stahr president Hood College will address the Men's Bible Class of the Evangelical Reform Sunday morning in his first appearance before the group. New base officers were just installed with Albert N McCardell as president for the coming year.
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Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Durch
Stahr
Albert N. McCardell
Child Dies Suddenly in Tragic Infant Death
An infant girl died suddenly due to hemorrhage. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John B. Twentyesecond sev and by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dade of Jefferson. Funeral held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the late Rome, burial at Mt Olive cemetery in this city.
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John B
Saunth
Altough
Mac Dani
R. L. Dade
Jefferson
Rome
Mt Olive Cemetery
Frederick agency backs federal housing push in Frederick
G Hunter Bowers named Frederick county housing unit chair by National Emergency Council Administrator Arthur M Hungerford. Meeting set for Friday at 7 15 pm in the Francis Scott Key hotel to explain loan terms and process under the Federal Housing Act. Bankers, tradesmen and prospective borrowers urged to attend.
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G. Hunter Bowers
Arthur M. Hungerford
National Emergency Council
Maryland
Frederick County
Federal Housing Administration
Francis Scott Key
Hungerford
Donald Linville
Frederick
Linville
Agutrarture
Apocentarn
Bowers
Pate
New Bill of Rights for City Dwellers Urged
Chicago November 23 AP The United States Conference of Mayors urged a new bill of rights for cities seeking relief from state controlled revenues and administration. Mayor Walmsley of New Orleans urged the conference to address inequalities and the burden of costly government imposed without municipal consent.
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United States Conference of Mayors
LaGuardia
New York
T. Sammes Walmsley
New Orleans
United States
No Further Action in Selby Case After Furlough Ruling
The court overruled a motion for a new trial for Selby who was convicted October 15 in the Arle Forrest Roinsvick stabbing case. Judge Willard and Woodward announced no further defense action, and Selby was sentenced to life imprisonment. he is expected to be taken to the penitentiary next week. State's Attorney Waller E. Sinn led the prosecution.
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Ais
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Selby
Dudges Willard and Woodward
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Taran
Arle Forrest
Roinsvick
Jack Ledwell
Waller E. Sinn
Russia offers France huge army in event of war with Germany
An API report to French parliament says Russia offered a large army if conflict with Germany arose, described by officials as exaggerated. Leon Archinbaud presented the claim while France's war budget was before the legislature, noting Russia would warn and an understanding with Germany was arranged.
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Archinbaud
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Hitler
Four Year Term For Farm Boy In Barn Fire Case
George Miller an 18 year old farm boy began a four year sentence in the Maryland House of Correction for burning his cousin Norm an Miller s barn. Judge Forsythe imposed the term after Miller was convicted of arson despite claiming his half sister threatened him with bewitching.
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George Miller
Maryland House of Correction
Norman Miller
Willam H. Forsythe, Jr
Young Miller
Mitler
Edgar Cronister
Immersion irregular sparks Baptist call for action
In Louisville on November 23 the Kentucky Baptist General Association urged Georgetown College President Dr Henry D Sherwood to be rebaptized or resign after ruling his immersion irregular The Course Journal notes Sherwood refused and the college stood by him The vote followed trustees urged to take immediate steps to address the situation
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Louisville
Kentucky Baptist General Association
Henry D. Sherwood
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Sherwood
Baptists Church
Indiana
Fire destroys nine room frame house at Watersville
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the nine room frame dwelling of Mr. and Mrs. J Clarence Fleming at 1 Watersville. The Mt Airy fire department fought the blaze with chemicals as the home burned through the upper floors. Neighbors saved most first floor contents. The fire origin remains a mystery and insured loss reported about 1 060.
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J. Clarence Fleming
Watersville
Anan
Mrs. Fleming
Mt. Airy
Mr. Fleming
Harry B. Fleming
Hermann S. Beck
Stocks worth 300000 sold for 6527 in government seizure
Government sale of stocks once valued at 300000 owned by G Bryan Pitts of Washington fetches 6527 as authorities seize assets tied to a back tax claim in the Smith Company failure. A similar sale occurred in Atlantic City and another is planned in Palm Beach as part of asset forfeiture.
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Blokkeu
G. Bryan Pitts
TP. H. Smith Company
Atlanic City
NL J
Palm Beach
Fla
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pile
Memorial Service Held For Passu0 AWG Members
The annual memory service for members of the Passu0 AWG was planned for Sunday. Attendees included Monroe Smith, Mrs. Ray, E. Steel, Stanley Young, Walter Johnson, and several others from the community.
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T. Wade
sRimary
Shier Ann
Monroe Smith
Ray
E. Steel
Stanley Young
Walter Johnson
E. Triston We
George J. B. We
C. F Comp
Yount
Mary Virginia
Florence Singie
Hamy
Eunabet M
Kren
Emma
Recovery sentiment gains market aided upturn
New York stock activity showed stronger sentiment and higher volume as traders pushed shares up. The tape lagged briefly behind floor actions while advancing issues led the list during the late morning rally.
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New York
Washington Debates Civil Service and Alcohol Tax Fallout
Washington factions clash over Civil Service cuts tied to Prohibition eroded jobs and morale in the liquor enforcement staff. Senator McKellar and Attorney General Cummings spar over firing thousands, with Comptroller General McCarl ordering 1200 terminations and 990 actually out by December 1. Morgenthau and Hopkins face pressure as Congress weighs political fallout and agency responses.
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Washington
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Capitol Hill
Homer Cumminns
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
Prohibition Service
Breen
Cummings
ATU
Morgenthau
Aleeuiy
Ai Cummings
McCarl
Ahd
Ain New Rutin
Pram
Oil Service
Therma
Mel Kellar
Civil Service Commission
Payroll Robbery in Baltimore at Koon
Two armed bandits robbed a payroll messenger of $2,301 in downtown Baltimore near Paca and Fayette streets shortly after noon. The wagon was cars run, the motor running, and the money was reclaimed. no shots were fired.
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Baltimore
Alan ‘Mainen
Roseubloons
Mainin
Inia
Potomac Edison Rate Hearing Concludes in Baltimore
Testimony at the Potomac Edison rate hearing before the Public Service Commission wraps up after including arguments on operating revenues and expenses. Harold West fields questions as the commission seeks briefs by December 7 to speed an early decision.
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Potomas Edison Power Co
Public Service Commission
Harold E. West
Wae
West
Fle
Dle
Cma
Lo Iesme
Hearmm WY Watter S. Finlay
Potomac Pie
Conflict over housing recovery program jobs debate surfaces
Washington chiefs clash over housing policy with Ickes backing private capital and private lenders, while Moffett presses a government backed plan. Ickes envisions long term government mortgage contracts at low rates. Moffett seeks private funding to speed home building under private agency finance, amid Chamber of Commerce support and questions of private uptake.
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PWA
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Chamber of Commerce of the
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Moffett Ty
Basia
Abbo
Moffett
Henry L Hartiman
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Three Frederick County Drivers Lose Licenses
Three Frederick County residents lost their driver licenses this week by action of the Motor Vehicles Commissioner. Joseph A. McAbee of Lime Kiln had his license revoked for unauthorized use and other charges, Warren Hafey of Emmitsburg suspended pending a fail to report an accident, and C. M. Reever of Emmitsburg indefinitely refused for drunken driving. Multiple fines were levied for various offenses including reckless driving and no license, totaling amounts listed in the report.
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Frederick Countians
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Joseph A. McAbee
Warren Hafey
Emmitsburg
C. M. Reever
B. More Marytall
Holly Jenkins
Margaret McKinley
Hest
Ridgeville
Benjamin
Thomas R. Nacosky
Thurmoni
West Friendship
James E. Powell
Police accused in killing of strikers
Anderson grand jury returns true bills charging Charlie Smith and Rovers C a special officer with murder in the slaying of seven textile strikers at the Chiquola mill in Hone Path on September 6.
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Anderson
Anderson Co
Charlie Smith
Hones Path
Rovers
Wirder
Chiquola
Weather data snippet from 1934 issue
The fragment reports daily weather metrics with high and low temperatures, precipitation, and sunrise and sunset times. It lists November figures and comparisons to the previous year, including a high of 71 today and a low around 60, plus moon phase and tidal data.
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