Constitution Speech by Senator Tydings in Frederick
U. S. Senator Millard E. Tydings addressed about 130 Frederick residents at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on the 150th anniversary of the Constitution. He argued the document's power rests with the people not courts, warned against apathy, and explained the three governmental branches while critiquing the slum clearance bill with cautions about implementation and rent burdens.
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Supreme Court
People
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
Frederick
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key
Tydings
France
England
Congress
Conress
Fred
Mago
New York
United States
Asong
Sena_tor Tydings
Oden Reports $2412 In Home Costs In Trail Addition
Thomas E. Oden told the Circuit Court his Trail Addition home east of Frederick has cost $2412 so far with heating and other work to push total toward $2889.71, while Mrs. Emma V. Saylor had filed contempt petitions alleging noncompliance with building restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Oden
Frederick
Circuit Court
Emma V. Saylor
Oden
Theourt
Saylor
E. Austin James
Patrick M Schnauffer
Francis Scott Key Biography by Frederick County Author
Edward S. Delaplaine of Frederick writes a life and times of Francis Scott Key. A limited edition exists for officials and collectors, with public library notice to follow from the Enoch Pratt Library in Baltimore after Governor Nice receipt of volume one. The work profiles Key born on a local farm, a Frederick County lawyer who moved to Georgetown and wrote the National Anthem.
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Francis Scott Key
Edward S. Delaplaine
Frederick
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Governor Nice
Annapolis
Frederick County
Ice
Georgetown
D. C
Biography Press
Brooklyn
N.Y
Senator Tydings Speaks at Constitution Day Meeting
Senator Tydings addressed about 130 local attendees Friday night at a Constitution Day event held in the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Francis Scott Key
Lewis rebukes Roosevelt over steel strike in radio address
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers assails President Roosevelt’s handling of the steel strike and accuses officials of anti strike bias. He cites labor’s foes and hints at a rift with the administration, recalling the plague quote and noting past support for Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
CL. I
Roosevelt
Davey
Ohio
Kelly
Chicago
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Potatoes Bought to Ease Maryland Surplus
More than 37 000 bushels of Ir potatoes were purchased from Maryland producers by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation to remove excess supplies from normal trade channels. The potatoes were consigned to relief agencies in Maryland Pennsylvania Maine Indiana and the District of Columbia for consumption by relief rolls. Officials of the Maryland Department of Markets inspected the potatoes and aided the purchase, part of a nationwide program to prevent price collapses and stimulate domestic consumption.
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College Park
Maryland
S. B. Shin
Maryland State Department of Markets
State Department of Markets
Pennsylvania
Maine
Indiana
District of Columbia
Shaw
Flor. Wilcox
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Court orders grandfather to surrender child to parents
A court on Friday ordered James T. Burdette near Unionville to surrender custody of Marian Waterman to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Waterman, after Burdette refused to return the child. The order, signed by Chief Judge Urner, directs immediate custody transfer and warns of contempt penalties if not complied.
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James T. Burdette
Unionville
Marian Waterman
Charles W Waterman
Union Bridge
Burdette
Frank J. Campbell
Urner
Waterman
Government Forces Take Belchite on Aragon Front
A Spanish Defense Ministry communique from Valencia announced that government troops captured Belchite, southeast of Zaragora on the Aragon front, after five days of heavy fighting. The move strengthens the line between Zaragorzi and Teruel fronts, seen as a strategic gain in the Aragon offensive.
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Hendaye
Branca
Bolehite
Spanish Ministry of Defense
Valencia
Zarareza
Aragon
Belchite
Zaragorzi
Teruel
World Sinsick Churchmen Say at Brethren Conference
Westminster Md Sept 3 Southeastern Regional Conference of the Church of Brethren reports the world is sinsick and in distress, needs a great Physician. It denounces war and racial prejudice, notes rising intemperance and crime, and cites economic injustice. Bridgewater Va chosen for next meeting. Officers elected Minor Miller chair. Ikenberry vice chair. Ilesse secretary. Senger treasurer. Kahle director of field work. Williams temperance education.
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Westminster
Church of Brethren
Sinsick
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South
Colina
Pennsylvania
Bridgewater
Minor C. Miller
C. Ss. Ikenberry
Daleville
C. G Ilesse
C. Senger
Linville
Traver
W. M. Kahle
Frontville
F. E. Williar
Mt. Airy
Three Damage Suits After Auto Wreck West of Frederick
Three damage suits arising from a crash at the State Police Sub-Station west of Frederick were filed in Circuit Court Friday afternoon seeking 15750 in damages. Plaintiffs George C. Minnick Rosa Minnick and Herbert V. Quail allege negligence by Benjamin Grail of Cleveland Ohio as driver of the other vehicle. Mrs Minnick suffered head face and body injuries and hospital treatment was required. Quail seeks damages for the automobile’s loss of use. Grail faced a police court reckoning of 5 and costs for reckless driving.
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Frederick
George C. Minnick
Rosa Minnick
Herbert V. Quail
Benjamin Grail
Cleveland
Ohio
Minnick
Quail
Baughman's Law
Wrair
Grail
Alton V. Bennett
Grair
Bank shortage near half a million in West Virginia
Martinsburg W V Sept 3 John Richard Russell of Charles Town waived a hearing on embezzling 25000 from Farmers Bank and Trust Company. He was sent to Randolph county jail in 160000 bond. The state banking commissioner said losses approach 500000, the largest defalcation in state history. The FDIC to discharge its responsibility as the bank is liquidated.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
John Richard Russell
Charles Town
U. S
Marshall D. Homer
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Russel
Randolph County
George M. Ward
John T. Porterfield
Jefferson County
Russell
Harrisburg
J. Richard Russell
State Banking Department
Charleston
West Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ward
FDIC
Drunken Driving Fines Mark Police Court Session
In Police Court this week several drunken driving cases were heard. Edwin Mackley paid $100 after being charged, while William T. Dempsey was found not guilty. Milk trucker Wm. B. Rinehart of Linden Hills received a $100 fine for drunken driving and a separate $1 fine for reckless driving after officers noted erratic driving and his unsteady condition before a brief jail stay and release on collateral. Bennett stated Rinehart would appeal. Other defendants faced suspended sentences or small fines for related offenses.
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Walter E. Sinn
Edwin Mackley
William T. Dempsey
Wm. B. Rinehart
Linden Hills
Chas. Burras
Burras
Rinehart
Frank Dorsey
Fred Straley
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bennett
D. L. Shanneberger
Chester Simmons
Keefer Thompson
Arrests and Forfeitures Reported by Local Officers
Officer Ben Phebus Jr. made the arrest. Elizabeth Thompson forfeited $250 collateral on the same charge and was arrested by Officer Phebus. James E. Dixon, arrested by Officer Reno Six for drunkenness, forfeited $1 collateral. W. C. Lawrence was arrested twice on Friday by Officer Herbert Strawsberg.
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Ben Phebus, Jr
Elizabeth Thompson
Phebus
James E. Dixon
Reno
W. C. Lawrence
Herbert Strawsberg
Disorderly conduct arrest ends with multiple releases
About 3 o clock a disorderly conduct charge led to release after collateral of 10 dollars. He was rearrested by Officers Lawrence Fagan and Six at 5 20 and charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He furnished SE collateral and was released again. Lawrence forfeited the entire 15 dollars at his trial.
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Lawrence Fagan
Lawrence
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Housing Agt
Thomas FE. Oden
Gambrill, Jr
Johnes
Frederick Man
Key
Pat
Rip
Hood and
EL Bond
Walter FE. Sinn
William R. Hood
New Market
Mary Catherine Fagin
Andrew J
Mary Roberts Eldridge
Auto Wreck
West Va
Dwether
William B. Rinehart
Justice Sinn
Berg Bros. CO
Hamburg & Bayard Sts
Balto., Md
Phone Filmor
Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
New England
Drickson
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