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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1934

Page

10

State gas tax funds fall short in latest report

Baltimore measures show actual receipts from the 4 cent gasoline tax for the year ending September 30 total about 8.02 million dollars with overdrafts and diversions affecting county distributions. Officials say monthly distributions were cautious and adjusted to the shortfall while overdraft terms vary by county.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Jess Wan Meade Roads Commission Albert C. Richenz W. A. Codd Acta Gavema Reehie Brent Lass

Roosevelt displeased by talk of federal actions in November

Fragmentary report shows President Roosevelt unhappy over possible federal repercussions. Mentions officials Icsaex and James Moffet discussing emergency measures and a potential Housing program tied to low cost homes. indicates cabinet debates and press attention amid a larger political climate.

Washington Hayrot Raoceveit PWA

Slain Woman Linked to Three Girls in Tragic Case

In Carlisle Pennsylvania a woman shot near Duncansville is identified as the companion of three girls found dead in a mountainside area. Police say a bus driver confirmed the woman’s link to the children who were on a New York to Harrisburg trip. A man later died by suicide in a shack where the children's bodies were found. Investigators describe the deaths as a family tragedy with limited progress on motives or relationships.

Carlisle Duncansville Paul White Duncansvire Hayny Ben New York Harrisburg Chicago Lucie M. Hammonds Hus Danciers Sisen

Democratic primary campaign filings reveal campaign expenditures

The article lists campaign spending by several Democrats in the county race. John Herbsercer of the Orphans Corl notes 41470 in expenses for registration and legal costs, plus 270 for call services, 4470 for network work, 57 for travel, and 40 for meals. Hahn shows 0950 spent, including 50 for contributions. Joel Tarboe Grove reports a single 10 campaign expenditure.

Moise John Herbsercer Orphans Corl Willy Uhile Tareket Alfred W. Gaver Democratic County Central S&s Hahn S House of de Esares Tarboe Grove

Brilliant Dinner Held in London at Buckingham Palace

A royal dinner in London honored Princess Marina with guests of distinction. Observers noted the event featured regal decor and remarks praising wartime efforts. The Duke of Kent and other notables attended as part of a wartime social effort.

Londo Marina Eei Duke

Wills Filed For Miss Baker And Miss McDuell

Wills probated in an Orphans Court weekend provide multiple bequests mainly to relatives. Elegne I. Baker of Creagerstown and Mary E. McDuell of Maryland tally numerous cash gifts, furniture, and keepsakes to nieces, cousins, and great nieces, with residuary estate shared among named relatives and executors.

Eleg¢ne I. F. Baker Creaginstown Mary E. McDuell Mermyland Stout Chambersburg Marshall Slitely Viola Fox Littleton C. Fox Creagerstown Anna Klein Frederick Testatrix Fox Mr. Fox A. R. Hitcheck Glenn H. Lenhart Muss McDuell Virginia Staley Edna Staley Lena McDuck Nettie J. Staley Myre Staley McDuell Staley Gvcti Holland Ann Katherine Staley Joseph Lewis Staley

Further increase in taxes banned

Warm Springs Georgia November 26 President Foosersiz outlined legislative plans with Senate leaders urging tapering of government expenditures and a ban against further increases. Senators Robison and Harrison discussed unemployment relief and a potential bonus payment, with Robison noting no financing plan and continued extraordinary expenditures to stimulate employment and relief. Rexford Tugwell departed with Harrison.

Warm Springs Foosersiz Senate Sen. Robinson Sen Harrison Washington Finance Committee Rexford G. Tugwell Len Robinson Rovinson

Church sexton struck by auto is little hurt

Robert L. Rippeon sexton of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church was struck by a car on North Market Street near City Hall. He sustained bruises, was treated at Frederick City Hospital and discharged. The driver, Water Superintendent Frank Eppley, stopped and reported the incident to police.

Market Street City Hall Robert L. Rippeon Market Space Sexton Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Frederick City Hospital Rippeon Frank Eppley Eppley Allen Barts West Patrick Street James Marks Joseph Whisner

May Take More Cattle Planned for Drought Areas East Sale

Farmers from Frederick and neighboring counties heard plans to move cattle from drought regions to the East to prevent starvation. County and Production Credit Association officials outlined possible financial aid and the purchase process, with a sample cattle shipment expected in Frederick County within a week or two.

Wester Regions East Washington Frederick Henry R. Shoemaker Frederck County M D. Moore Washington County O. W. Anderson Montgomery County Thomas C. Dachy Thomas S. Anderson Production Credit Association Drouth Mans Woereys Cate la Fredericx Nosalet

Transient Council Meets in Fred Afternoon Assembly

Fragmentary notes describe a transient council meeting with Reverend figures and named individuals including Sam W Liyd Culler Rev and Baker Tou, noting office boys and a removal to non Gu context. The garbled text limits clarity on date place or outcome.

Sam W Culler Baker Tou Apes Office Boys

Bremer carrier Mayflower lands in New York harbor

Answers to Previous Questions TEiIEN describes the U S Bremen arriving in New York and the Mayflower blimp landing on its deck to pick up passenger Paul Witchfield before taking off. Carrollton Viaduct opened December 21, 1829 and supported a double-track line. Sunderland's patent covers an insulated car with ice bunkers at each end.

U. S. Bremen New York Harbor Paul Witchfield Gwynn

Priest and Bride Slain in Hotel Room in New Jersey

A New Jersey priest and a Hollywood bride were shot dead in a hotel room by the bridegroom, a former Bible school student. Rev. Joseph J Leonard of Lawrenceville and Ruth Tues Macy Armstrong were killed. Joseph L Steinmetz, 22, was found nearby and will be arraigned for homicide. A memorial service will be held in Woodsboro with interfaith participation.

New York New Jersey Hollywood Saul Price Price Icald Joseph J Leonard Morris Hall Lawrenceville N. J Ruth Tues Ruth Macy Armstrong Joseph L. Steinmetz Price

Defense Lawyers Named for Wham Carter Trial

The local court appointed Guy K. Mutter and Patrick M. Sehnauffer to defend Wham Carter, a Black man, on charges including sense with intent to rape and assault and battery. State's Attorney Sinn said no definite trial date, though December 14 was mentioned as possible. the defense has not indicated whether the trial will be held locally or elsewhere as the Baltic Moré case proceeds.

Guy K. Mutter Patrick M. Sehnauffer Wham Carter Agon Mus Gervaisine Kren Frederick Plasgroeund Walter E. Sinn Pet Yu Baltic

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