Senators Oppose Roosevelt Veto Power Proposal
Washington January 12 The Senate resisted President Roosevelt’s request to veto individual appropriation items after the House approved an amendment to the independent offices appropriation bill. Debate focused on constitutional implications and potential need for a constitutional amendment while senators weighed political and regional tensions over anti-lynching measures and control within the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Vandenberg
R. Mich
Glass
D. Va
Adams
D. Colo
Barnes
Congress
Byrnes
South
Connally
D. Tex
McNary
Oregon
Royal Masters official visit to Palestine Council No 16
J Edward Collins of Baltimore, Grand Master of Royal and Select Masters, will visit Palestine Council No 16 at Masonic Temple, Hagerstown, tomorrow at 7 30 pm. He will install Palestine Council officers with guests from Enoch Council No 10 and Carroll Council No 7. Dr A C Maisch to be installed Thrice Illustrious Master. After the miggling much will be served.
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J. Edward Collins
Baltimore
Grand Council of
Maryland
Palestine Council
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown
Collins
Enoch Council
Frederick and Carroll
Westminster
A. C. Maisch
Farm Groups In Convention Baltimore Maryland
Farm groups gather for the 22nd annual convention of the Maryland Farm Bureau and affiliated groups in Baltimore. Delegates from the Maryland Stockmen, Crop Improvement Association, Vegetable Growers, Tobacco Growers, poultry division, and 431 club leaders hold meetings. Exhibits of corn, apples, poultry, eggs, and other farm produce were arranged as delegates arrived.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Stockmentation
Vivid Crop Improvement Association
Maryland Vegetable Growers Association
Maryland Tobacco Growers” Association
Poultry Division
Maryland Horticultural Society
Charles E. Bryan
Havre de Grace
Asso
Square Property Brings $25,900 at Public Square Auction
The Fleisher store property on Public Square, known as the Bowman property, sold for $25,900 in front of the Count House yesterday. Edward M. Bearinger purchased it, with J. C. Snyder as auctioneer. The bidding started at $2,000 and climbed quickly. Auctioneer R. W. Eigentrode also sold the William Coffman property in Funkstown for $2,850 and an adjoining lot for $125.
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Public Square
Fleisher
Edward M. Bearinger
J. C. Snyder
Bowman
Autioneer
R. W. Eigentrode
William Coffman
Funkstown
Deaths and funeral notices from Sharpsburg and nearby
Deaths include Emma Kate Stull at 79 in Sharpsburg with 34 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. Charles W. Robinson dies at his mother’s home aged 37. services set at Asbury M. E. Church. John Jones, colored, buried at Bellevue cemetery this afternoon. Card of thanks from Edward Stoner for support during mother Edyth Schlosterbeck’s illness and death.
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Emma Kate Stull
William H. Stull
Sharpsburg
St. Paul's Episcopal
Abbie Grove
Agnes Bender
Nannie Hull
Nellie Hebb
Fred
Maud Benner
Edith Price
Hager Tow
Lulia Clayburne
Washington
Charles W. Robinson
Mary Staley
North Jonathan Street
Stale
Nannie Hanion
Lilly Jobson
Car MecKée
Springheld
Ohio
Charles Johnsen
Edward Hanson
Asbury M. E
W. S. Jackson
Rose Hill Cemetery
John Jones
Bellevue Cemetery
Edyth Schlosterbeck
Sun
Edward Stoner
In Memoriam Sterling dear parents memory keeps
In memory of Daniel L. who died January 12 1951 and Jennie who died January 1 1981 the daughter Mrs Bessie Wooden writes words of love and remembrance. Peaceful be thy resting place and memories linger in her heart.
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Sterling
Daniel L
Jennie
Fife
Bessie Wooden
Ady
In Memoriam Charlotte Jovise Kre tzer
In loving remembrance of my dear sister Charlotte Jovise Kre tzer who departed this life ten years ago today From my midst you went away The one who knew what was he Called you home to give you to Thinking of you day by day with the clock ticks the time away Knowing you are sheltered there out of the world of toil and care By Her Sister Adv Mary Genevieve Mose
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Charlotte Jovise Kretzer
Adv
Mary Genevieve Mose
Fear it may have caught fire in air
A clipper flight from Tutuila to Auckland vanished after taking off, fuel dumped, and search teams in the South Pacific faced limited radio response and scarce patrol ships. Officials urged steamers to assist near Sa moa islands. The craft carried 43 090 pounds, making water landings difficult.
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British Samoa
Sa Inoan
South Pacific
Nonolale
Pan American Radio Operating Room
Pan Amerian
Auckland
New Zealand
Burt
Tutula
Collins dies of concussion after crash in Maryland city
Collins, local L. C. Smith Typewriter Company representative and former Maryland Theater worker, died after a car crash near Wilson Boulevard. He had been unconscious and in a coma at the hospital before death. Surviving wife Lucie Tippett Collins, daughters June and Lucie Beall, son Jack, sister Mrs. C. G. Startzman, and sister Mrs. W. J. Morgley of Miami. Body sent to Suter Funeral Home. funeral announced later.
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Page 1
Wilson Boulevard
Collings
Collins
South Potomac Street
L. C. Smith Typewriter Company
Hielteker
Maryland Theater
Jeremiah
Sarah (Bock) Collins
Waynesboro
St Mary's Catholic Church
Lucie Tippett Collins
June
Lucie Beall Qulling
Jack
CG. A. Startzman
Big City
W. J. Morgley
Miami
Fla
Suter
Stanwyck Fay custody battle ends after testimony
The court dispute over Dion Stanwyck Fay's visit rights concluded four days of testimony. Miss Stanwyck denied Fay's insanity and testified she divorced him for drinking. Robert Taylor visits were raised, with the judge noting personal life has no place in the case. A psychiatrist exam was discussed but not ordered.
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Dion
Pay
Uurst
Wiia
Mise Stans
Wyck
Miss Sinuwyck
Fay Lave Ag
Miss Stanwyck
Fay
Miss Stanwick
Robert Taylor
Adonis
Taylor
Safety Drive Planned Here
In the South End at least six crashes at a one street intersection last year spurred a major traffic study. The Board of Street Commissioners met last night and a visit to Urattic experts is planned for next week. Remedies will be discussed at the City Council meeting and Captain Meleary is to be kept notified. Mayor Elgie intends a safe driving education campaign using newspapers and radio.
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South End
Board of Street Commissioners
Fridinger
Urattic
Iou
Carl M. Meleary Tes
Elgie
Ransom Threat Over Feeder Rooster Named Beautificus
In Dallas on January 12 a pedigreed rooster named Beautificus was the subject of a ransom demand. Attorney Maury Hughes, owner, faced a $25 payment deadline and a note threatening the bird’s pot if not followed. The rooster papers included two tail feathers to prove legitimacy.
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Dallas
Maury Hughes
Hughes
Usefull One Description Of Meeting League
Donald Richberg, former NRA administrator and Washington attorney, said the conference was useful and his presence fueled speculation he could help Roosevelt craft a message to Congress on strengthening anti trust laws. Sloan and Weir described a modest improvement in business sentiment and no insurmountable conflict between business and the government, noting a shade better overall conditions.
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League
Donald Richberg
NRA
Washington
Richberg
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Sloan
Tragic malnutrition death prompts relief aid drive
In New York on January 12 1930s era reporting notes Danielson family facing hunger. The three months old Barbara died from malnutrition after a relief bureau visit and delayed aid. Police now raise funds to bury Barbara as food relief arrives.
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New York
Daniel Danielson
Special Sale Calif Wines Adv J F Grove 948 Pope Ave
Tokay Muscatel Port Sherry Lis 25e Lis 35e gals $1.35 J F Grove invites buyers to purchase assorted California wines at listed prices. Located at 948 Pope Avenue with phone contact 88 Adv for orders.
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Specal
Calif
Tokay
Muscatel
J. F. Grove
Pope Are
Efficiency Proved to City Hall Echoes of Dispute
On January 12 Sheriff Don McComan responded to a police radio alert about a disturbance in the dining room of the Hotel Jefferson. He found Mayor M. J. Walker involved in a demonstration that disrupted the radio system, and the incident appeared to be a test that went awry.
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Don McComan
Hotel
Jefferson
M. J. Walker &x
Kiwanis Club
Growers Meet as East Central Credit Group Plans Elections
The East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association headquartered in the Thomas Building will hold its annual meeting at Beck's Tavern tomorrow at 11. Three directors will be elected from terms expiring for Phil H. Gold Virginia E W Scatt Maryland and H F ilershey Pennsylvania. Secretary J M Diehl will present the annual report detailing 109 members who last year borrowed 1 432 007 with 900 000 repaid and the rest secured by stored apples.
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East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association
Thomas Building
Beck's Tavern
Phil H. Gold
Virginia
E. W. Scatt
Maryland
H. F. Ilershey
Pennsylvania
Gold
Delaware
West Virginia
J. M. Diehl
Washington County
Production Credit Corp
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Safety Drive Is Launched In Hagerstown
The Board of Street Commissioners approved quotations on automobile accident prevention measures in Hagerstown. They rejected boulevard stop signs for the Lest purposees at key intersections and may replace all signs citywide if successful. Signs at Hamilton Boulevard approaches were considered after recent accidents. Special Officer Clarence Carroll was appointed to patrol the parking meter zone for 30 days from January 15.
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Board of
Hagerstown
Hamilton Boulevard
Clarence Carroll
Praises Pennsy Sleeper Service Receives Local Endorsement
The Chamber of Commerce in Hagerstown lauds the Pennsylvania Railroad sleeper between Hagerstown and New York City. K G Potter of Waynesboro states the service aids business by permitting morning or noon travelers to reach New York with ease, and believes it could continue for six months without being cut.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
New York City
K. G. Potter
Waynesboro
New York
Tim
Officers Installed at Aaron Ledge of Odd Fellows
Officers of Aaron Ledge of Odd Fellows Williamsport were installed at a Friday night meeting. James M Sword Jr was noble grand, George R Mills vice grand, William Steffey recording secretary, H M Wissinger financial secretary, A G Hoffman treasurer, C E Mills warden, J W Taylor outside guard, H N Ausherman inside guard, I N Grove chaplain.
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Aaron Ledge
Odd Fellows
Williamsport
James M. Sword, Jr
Noble Grand
George, R. Mills
William 5. Steffey
H. M. Wissinger
A. G. Hoffman
C. E. Mills
J. WH. Taylor
H. N. Ausherman
I. N. Grove
Clay Bird Shoot at Waynesboro Gun Club
A clay bird shoot event at Waynesboro Gun Club on Saturday January 1 at 12 o clock. Held at Lesher Farm Potomac with three prizes and an Extol percentage payout. Directions and exact prize details listed.
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Waynesrgoro
Lesher Farm
Potomac
Gordy Fails to Announce for Governor in Maryland
Bel Air Maryland January 12. Comptroller William S Gordy Jr. remained a question mark in the Democratic gubernatorial race at the Harford County Democratic clubs dinner. Gordy avoided naming a candidacy as three declared contenders May or Howard W Jackson Herbert R OConor and Lansdale G Lasse r sought support. He hinted he may yet be considered, saying you will be seeing more of me soon. Millard E Ty dings spoke at the event.
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Bel Air
Jtate
William 5. Gordy, Jr
Gordy
U. S
Millard .E. , Tydings
Associated Democratic Clubs
Harford County
Harford
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Senate
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Chrysler Orders 55000 To Work Resume At Detroit Plants
Detroit January 12 Fifty two thousand Chrysler Corp employees who had been idle since December 23 returned to work as production resumed in Detroit plants. Officials said plants would run on 24 or 32 hour weeks depending on business. About 20 thousand workers laid off in November were not being recalled.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Dutch freighter Hannah sunk by submarine off Cape San Antonio
Reports from Alicante state the Dutch freighter Hannah was torpedoed and sunk seven miles off Cape San Antonio in the eastern Mediterranean coast near Spain. All crew members were rescued unharmed by nearby vessels.
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Barcelona
Hannah
Cape San Antonio
Alicante
Spain
Mediterranean
Chicago Grain Market Quotation Summary
Quotations by Stein Bros and McComas Arm building Hagerstown Md show wheat futures moving with May at 6 sa, July 2.892, Sept 585. Corn futures May 61% to 614, July 61% to 61. BIER RIS LIS Dats May 2 1%% 223% B2te July 2 30% RAIy 30Tg ANT Sent 30 a an no live only 1 70% 70% Tie OTH.
Plane crash victims identified as seven of ten
Bozeman Montana January 12 identification of seven of the ten victims of the Northwest Airlines fiery crash 14 miles east of Bozeman proceeded slowly as relatives identified rings and clothing amid charred remains. Coroner Howard Nelson said some bodies were dismembered and heads missing with chevrons on pilots Nick Mamer and F W West identified. Officials continued to probe cause while a rusted wreckage lay smouldering.
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Bozeman
Mont
Northwest Airlines
Here
la Bozeman Mortuary
Howard Nelson
Gallatin County
Tie
Bridger Mountains
Nick Mamer
F. W. West
Seattle
Department of Commerce
Nelson
Pioneer Forest Service
FLW
W. K. Borgenheimer
Basin
Wisconsin
Lloyd Levin
Detroit
Mich
A. H. Croonquist
Billings
George A. Anderson
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Walter Ton
St. Paul
Minn
Douglas MacKay
Hudsons Bay Company
J. E. Stevenson
Ted Anderson
Lovitt I. Westlake
Chicago
Butte
Square and Round Dance at Smithsburg Hall Ady Event
Smithsburg Hall hosts a square and round dance on Thursday with movies cake walk prizes and a ball. Admission 25 cents. Proceeds benefit Ady party or group. Local entertainment lineup includes dance and social activities with refreshments.
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Smithsburg Hall
Dane
Ady
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