Transient problem returns as Frederick County ends aid
Frederick County closes last transient relief at midnight leaving the issue to local authorities. Police and Salvation Army brace for drifters with four to five appearing daily and no new intake. Officials note a steady decline in intake since earlier in the year, though some who will not work may still roam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick
Salvation Army
Montevue
Tate
Robert M. Rupp
Eighth Street
Rupp
George Baker Fout
Robert van Hyning
Brownsville
Washington County
Ruth King
Allen Bartgis
Barnard C. Morras
Perna
Was & Roman
Kansas-to- Washington
Morris
Tet Salvation Army
Capt
Salvation Amy
Mort
Boara
Perona
Ald
Worris
Fouts
10-Gallon Hat Given to City Engineer Maxwell
Friends of city engineer Elmer S Maxwell gathered downtown for his 44th birthday Tuesday to celebrate with a ten gallon cowboy hat gift from Prof Henry T Wade and his wife. Maxwell, a Howard county native, declined to wear the hat in public as street attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Howard County
Henry T. Wade
Retail Merchants For City Sewerage System
The Frederick Retail Merchants Association urged citizens to vote for a bond issue to fund a city sanitary sewerage system. The group cited epidemics risk and long-term employment benefits, noting federal matching funds if approved now. Other supporters include the Frederick County Medical Society the Rotary Club and the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wier
Frederick County Medical Society
Lianne Chrb
Rotary Ctay
The
Knights of Columbus
Auto overturns injuring four at Pythian dance event
Four women and a driver named Keyser were in a Brunswick car returning from the Pythian state convention when it overturned near Seventh and North Bentz Streets at about 1 30 AM. All occupants suffered bruises. Mrs Souder may require an x ray at Frederick City Hospital. County officials discuss a Winchester Hall bureau to aid transient relief, with WPA programs possibly helping. The text contrasts amateur projects with local sewer plans to be done locally to employ jobless residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meer Brel
Riga
Sarah Catherine
West Seventh Street
Viols Souder
Brunswick
Seventh
North Bentz
Keyser
Sibs
Sinth OS
Harry Greenstein
Winchester Hall
PWA
U S Act Takes Over Supervision Of War Materials
Washington acts to supervise US arms makers and exporters under the new neutrality law. Hull orders formation of the National Munitions Control Board with cabinet-level participation to license and register shipments abroad. State Department teams will define what counts as arms and munitions and gather firm data for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Hull
National Munitions Control Board
Munitions Control Board
War
Navy
Treasury
Commerce
State Department
Heavy Profit Taking Unsettles New York Market
Heavy profit taking in the early afternoon unsettled the New York stock market with a tilt upward at first, then widespread selling and losses of one to several points in leading issues. The ticker tape lagged during the movement as traders ignored grain prices in world markets. Government securities were quiet but a bit higher while company bonds were mixed. Call money renewed at a quarter percent and the pound sterling opened at 4.92 dollars and 9/10.
Micit Distillery Evades $22,000 Tax
Philadelphia dispatch reports a distillery raided near Jacksonville in Lehigh County after allegedly evading taxes of 22 000 dollars daily. Federal agents seized about 10 000 gallons of denatured alcohol and 5 000 gallons of finished products amid an elaborate alarm system and underground wire setup. Edwin C. Dougherty, district alcohol tax supervisor, cited the elaborate setup and multiple arrests effort.
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Philadelphia
Anlicit
Jacksonville
Lehigh County
Edwin C. Dougherty
North Market street school room mothers elect new officers
At a Tuesday meeting of the room mothers of North Market street school, new officers were elected. President Mrs John Renn jr. vice president Mrs Roy Schroeder. secretary Mrs G William Trout. assistant secretary Mrs Forrest Haugh. treasurer Mrs Grayson Abréent. Miss L Louise Freeman outlined aims for the year, including playground resurfacing and school grounds improvements. A reception for Miss Freeman was planned for Friday evening from to 10 o'clock. Thirty nine mothers attended. the regular meeting is set for October 3 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of
North Market Street
Roy Schroeder
John Renn, d Jr
G. William Trout
Forrest Haugh
Grayson Abréent
L. Louise Freeman
Mise Freeman
Dixie Liner Freed After 17 Days Aground
The Morgan liner Dixie, driven aground on French Reef sixty miles south of Miami by the Labor Day hurricane, was afloat again and being towed toward New York after seventeen days on the Florida reef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fin
Florida
Dixie
New York
French Reef
Jules Cambon Dies at 90 in Switzerland
Ambemadar Te 4, Vevey Switzerland Sept 19 Jules Cambon age 90 former French ambassador to Washington and Paris and elder statesman died today after slipping into unconsciousness at midnight. His diplomatic career spanned nearly 50 years from 1874 to World War I. He retired to a quiet country life but his counsel was often sought in shaping France foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vevey
Switzerland
Jules Cambon
Washington
Bertur
France
Cambon
Liberals Seen as Big Problem of Republicans
Byron Price surveys the GOP crisis as Norbeck and Hastings urge welcoming western liberals into the party. They warn a platform appealing to Progressives is essential, while keeping them bound to party promises and avoiding New Deal vagaries. The piece notes Congress faces Budget debates, inflation proposals, and a party-year campaign dynamic ahead of 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Norbeck
South Dakota
Settator Hastings
Delaware
Roosevelt
Hastings
Tre
ELECT OFFICERS AT CHURCH STREET SCHOOL MEETING
Room mothers at Church Street School named officers for the coming year with Mrs Guy K Motter as chairman and: vice chair Mrs Amos J Traver secretary Mrs Irving S Kefauver and treasurer Mrs Charles Hudson A list of room mothers to be announced later and committees to be named Prof Chester G Clem addressed the group. The Washington Street School Parent-Teachers Association held its first fall meeting with Dr A Austin Pearce speaking on health Tim Sinn offered vocal solos and Miss Mary Sur Badoy Capercile Chase met the new principal. William Null presides and Archie Wisner is secretary A committee decided on P T A meetings in September October December February and April and a lawn fete in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Guy K. Motter
Amos J. Traver
Irving S. Kefauver
Charles £. Hudson
Commatters
Chester G. Clem
Aehent Add
Washington Street
Otober
Long's Machine Split as Two Men Run for office
Martin Startle and Governor Allen headline a split in Long’s Machine faction as two men announce candidacies. Others connected to the group indicate ongoing party divisions and possible endorsements ahead of the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Political Shakeup Rattles Louisiana Long Machine
In New Orleans on September 9, Lieutenant Governor James A Noe and Wade Martin declared Senate bids, shaking Huey Long’s posthumous machine. Governor Allen convened a feverish caucus fearing the announcements, which suggest a bid for the 1937 six year term and the share the wealth platform amid party panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
James A
Wade
Martin
Senate
K. Allen
Noe
Senator Long
Huey Long
Hea Es
James A. Noe Wade
Louisiana
United States Senate
Long Forces
Te Lote
Brunswick school’s duck ring champ draws carnival crowd
Frank Felix Hegel, new Brunswick High School faculty member, wins the 1922 Indiana Public Athletic League duck ringing title at a local carnival. Firemen’s game earns money until Hegel rings so many ducks that they close the game and search for his name in their ledger. He likely returns to Indiana on vacation as Brunswick plans another ring duck event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Felix Hegel
Brunswick High School
Indiana Public Athletic League
Brunswick Firemen
Hegel
Brunswick
Indiana
Garage Wins Suit Over Repair Bill in Circuit Court
A jury in Circuit Court retired at noon today and returned a verdict in favor of Stull Brothers Lewistown for 6089 in a third appeal term case. Mrs Mary B Hammond Walkersville sought reversal of a judgment on a repair bill from a three year old collision between her car and a car driven by Paul S Stauffer. Hammond admitted the bill but alleged a release signed by Walter B Stull nullified it. The court held the release lacked understanding of its meaning. Allen Y Bennett for Stull Brothers and Edward S Delaplaine for Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Hammond
Walkersville
Sherman P. Bowers
Stull Brothers
Lewistown
Wwe Anvils
Hammore
Paul S. Stauffer
Hammond
Walter B. Stull
Tower Court
Allen Y. Bennett
Edward
Delaplaine
Weather Today Summary for September Readings
Weather notes show no precipitation in the 24 hours to 7 am. September year-to-date precipitation is 0.92 inches, below normal. September 1934 total was 10.64 inches, versus 3.25 inches normal. Stream conditions indicate Monococy and Potomac slowly clearing after wet spell.
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Tomorrrow
Potomac
State engineer killer tied to large estate dispute
Newark police concluded Charles Russell Geary, 42, killed his brother and two uncles and then himself over a $630,000 estate division. The victims included Orlando Levan and his brother Benjamin Geary. the four were found in Levan's apartment. Orlando's wife Catherine had died recently. A separate Maryland item notes Elmer Hammond named state engineer, with assistants, effective Oct 1, to oversee inspection of state buildings and properties.
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Newark
N. J
Charles Russell Geary
Tobyhanna
Farmer
Orland Levan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Orlando
Benjamin
Newark Department of Public Works
John
Geary
Jyvan
LeVans
Boyhoe
Catherine
Bastion
Pa Bhe
Geary Brothers
Newark SevIge
Stack Inom Guest and Loan Association
Clarion Gourg
Officers Elected By Local Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Claggett BE Ramsburg was reelected president of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary at the annual election. Next month she will begin her eighth term. Officers named include vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, chaplain, historian, sergeant at arms, and executive board members. Installation will occur next month under Mrs. Grayson Crumbaugh. The group invites Frederick Auxiliary guests for October 3 when Hagerstown officers will be installed by Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claggett
BE. Ramsburg
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
East Church Street
Ramsburg
Frat
Joti
Atu Mugi
Russell Essterly
Arthur Ridgely
W. Clarke ‘Boone
Misa Ethel Evants
Grayson Crumbaugh
Frederick
Morris Prock
Hagersplow
Hagerstown
Named Assistant In National Youth Work
John E. Clark of Belair, a Hartford county delegate in the 1935 General Assembly, was named assistant state director of the National Youth Administration by director Mehnn J Ser. Clark will serve Western Maryland counties in a field capacity. He is a University of Maryland graduate and formerly was overseer on the Baltimore county farm of Rep. William P. Cole Jr. MR. BARP QUALIFIES Reno 8 Harp, a local attorney, qualified today as a member of the Board of Visitors of the Maryland State School for the Deaf, recently named by Governor Harry W. Nice.
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Baltimore
John E. Clark
Belair
Hartford County
National Youth Administration
Mehnn
Clark
Maryland
University of Maryland
Batlamore County
William P. Cole, Jr
Barp
Harp
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Harry JW. Nice
Hot Cha Gardner's Orchestra to Play Amateur Nights
Hot Cha Gardner's Orchestra headlines amateur nights at the Fasn tan and Business Show next week at the Armory. Richard Bawmeard and Josephine Larkin will appear in person, Kiwanis Club sponsors the charity event, with prizes for local talent and a path to national radio auditions. Applications due by Saturday, open to the public with age limits for performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Cha Gardner
Armory
Hot Cha
Richard Bawmeardner
Fredericktonians
Josephine Larkin
O'Vlosk
Thayneapaters
Fois Undersippa Ural
Kiwanis Chib
Inas Miuch
Ernest Dugur
Nursht Market Street
Miiagues
Shek
Parsons Newman
le Presider Club
Atstacth
Varias
Willebrand Trial To Await Man's Condition
Investigating officers said possible formal City Court proceedings may be brought against Mrs. Mavel Walker Willebrandt former US Attorney General after an auto collision near Funkstown that left a man injured. Constable Leister Isannwlie and State Officer H F Schuiheis reported the incident to Lew Blair 69 and noted Willebrandt and her parents were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mavel Walker Webrandt
Vss
Funks- Wi Weald
Lew H Blair
Leister Isannwlie
H. FP. Schuiheis
Italy sends 12 submarines near British shores
Italian press accuses England of wishing war to halt Italy's course as war prep continues. In Italy shortages force removal of unused streetcar tracks for foundry use, with Rome streets and squares torn up. War scare drives prices up in Tokyo markets as Ethiopia conflict preparations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
England
Italy
Coronale d'Italia
Ethiopia
Rome
Italian Submarines Reach Naples Amid Med Sea Tension
From Naples comes word that 12 Italian submarines moved from Trieste to the upper Adriatic then into the Tyrrhenian Sea, amid a heavy British fleet presence in the Mediterranean. The report notes a naval buildup and echoes concerns over potential sanctions in the Ethiopian crisis.
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Rome
Dispatehe
Naples
Trieste
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Italy
Trajan
Il Duce
Baron Aloisi
Pen ‘Alty
League
Mus ‘Solint
Tr Ducei
Ethionia
League Council
Tokyo
Osaka
Dd Tate
Ethiopia
McGuerre
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League of Nations
Edward Benes
League Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Geneva
CIVEN
Accomo
U.S
N. Y
Micit Distillery
Capitol
Haimn
Congress
House
Kew
Gov
Allen
Louisi
Ana
Garage
Forstall Brothers
Split Long
Self
Nice
Annapolis
Qovernor
Harry Wo Nive
Elmer Hammond
Department of Mechanical Engineering of
Legion Auxiliary
Kinants
Willebrand
Upper
Ket
Station Press
Rae
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