Ritchie Criticizes Federal Aid for States Policy
Jan 16 report from New York says Governor beleaguered by opposition to federal aid for roads schools and health. The speaker argues aid redistributes taxes from prosperous states to others while some states like New Mexico North Dakota and South Dakota receive more than their contribution.
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Low York
Wate
Atl
Tyland
Obi
New York
eVathe Tv
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Miuryland
Rounding Up Sheiks Whom She Blames Cont Spate
A続 fragmented report describes a murder case involving a matricide linked to kin and circumstantial evidence. Police actions led to a broad roundup of suspects and a tense political environment. The piece notes authorities across the state and local officials dealing with youth and unusual circumstances surrounding the killing.
Shrine Club Has Election In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Shrine Club met at the Masonic Temple and elected Roy A. Leiter as president Ben Sin W Saxton as vice president John Fiery as secretary treasurer Leon R B Yourtee Edward A Bailey and Clarence R Rupp named to the executive committee The meeting was well attended with strong interest in future activities A committee was appointed to arrange a social event to be held soon.
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Hagerstown
Jones Case Postponed To Next Monday
The trial of Elmer Jones on charges of receiving an automobile while undisciplined was postponed until Monday afternoon at 2 20. State testimony completed. defense witnesses to be summoned. Jones reportedly drove drunk and crashed into a bridge near Keedysville. J C Aten represents the accused.
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Elmer Jones
J. Scott Boy
Aturesses
Jones
Keedysville
J. C. Aten
Bowman Denies Existence of Only Ten On Street Work
Bowman challenged a rival paper claiming only ten workers were on street maintenance. He said twenty four were on the payroll under Street Superintendent C A Tenner and that the city’s street fund now ran to about 320000, indicating broader activity and funding than reported.
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Bowman
C. A. Tenner
Teredit
Deaths in Wilmington area and beyond detailed
Obituary notices report multiple deaths including Joshua Zepp of Wilmington and John W. Nield of Lisle with survivors listed across several states. Services are scheduled in Maryland and Virginia, with interment at Hose Gil Cemetery and Lethel United Brethren Church ceremonies noted. The fragmentary text references survivors in Philadelphia Iowa and Maryland, and funeral arrangements to occur in Tur...
Women on Texas court form first all female state supreme bench
Governor Pat Nes appoints a three party special tribunal to hear a case after the regular court was disqualified. Edith Wilmang of Dallas Hortense Ward of Houston and Nette Robertson of Granbury become the first women to occupy all seats on a state supreme bench.
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Pat Nes
Edith Wilmang
Dallas
Hortense Ward
Houston
Nette Robertson
Granbury
Two Year Olds Eligible To Borrow On TT Program Failure
Continued from page one notes the law voids new GO certificates not aligned with rules and warns veterans cannot borrow on behalf of others. Many vets have sold bonus certificates, risking loss as purchasers may recover only the certificate value, not profits. Local Army recruiters report inquiries into legality of selling the bonuses. One veteran reportedly sold a certificate expected to mature to 21200 for 3400 cash.
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Army
Oflcs
Chop
Murderess Craved Life And Booze
A garbled 1920s style report describes a 15 year old girl killer, Worothy El on, seeking alcohol and a lively life before a fatal shooting. Court remarks cite liquor influence and wild party behavior as context for the crime.
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Angeles
Worothy Elon
Helt Lord
Casa
Francheq
Worothy Pousee
T. ' Weil
Eagles Initiate Class At Local Fraternal Lodge
Eagles Initiate Class and Feast as H C Herda state president visits. A social pension and supper follow the initiation. A February 1 initiation will honor William C Barr past worthy president. The lodge has grown from 71 to 249 members in two years. Fractured arm incident at Washington County Hospital involves Mia Mary Mills.
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Order of Eagles
H. C. Herda
William C. Barr
Mia
Mary Mills
Summit Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Agriculture Board Modifies Poultry Ban
The Maryland State Board of Agriculture allows transportation of live poultry for breeding or exhibition from Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Connecticut and Rhode Island under a new order issued by Executive Officer A D Woods. Consignments from out of state via Maryland to other states require a permit from the Live Stock Sanitary Service of the board. Western Maryland Railway reports a 316 245 rise in estimated first week earnings of the year, up 145 percent from 1934, with coal and coke traffic up 8 percent and passenger revenue up 13 percent.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Ieland
A.D. Woods
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Marsland
Chia State
Points Fm
W. M. RY
Western Maryland Railway
Local Quotations From Hagerstown Market
Hagerstown quotations dated January 16 show wheat at 2.8 and corn at 56 with prices listed as 82.00 pounds. The brief market note records commodity prices and currency indicators for the day's trading.
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Hagerstown
Tragic Pittsburgh romance ends in murder mystery
In Pittsburgh on January 16 a romance between Mrs. Emily Bush and Frank Michels, both married, ended with a death at their North Side apartment. Bush lay dead in sheer silk pajamas, one eye discolored, fingers singed. police suspect poison though murder is the prevailing theory. Michels confessed to police and is held for the coroner's inquest as details emerge of their nearly four year separation and living as partners.
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Pittsburgh
Emily Bush
Frank Michels
Earl J. ‘Means
Michels
Mrs
Bush
Paramou
Wife of Movie Star Would Go Back Onstage
Los Angeles January 16 Mrs Winifred Westover Hart wife of William S Hart the two gun man of the film seeks to testify today that she was forced to sign a separation contract including a clause forbidding her to work Judge Stephens orders testimony to show if the clause was written to restrain trade The trial notes a 208000 trust fund created for wife and son born after their separation If Hart intended the wife to care for the child the contract was illegal The objectionable clause is the only one Mrs Hart asks to have set aside.
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Los Angeles
Winifred Westover Hart
Willian S. Hart
The
Filma
Hart
Stephens
Mart
Elart
Ritchie to Study Electric Power Control Policy
Regulation of the price of electric current from other states brought into Maryland or taken from Maryland into other States has been presented to Governor Ritchie for study and will be handed on to the Public Service Commission for an opinion on state jurisdiction. Morris Llewellyn Cook, director of the power survey ordered by Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, has conferred with Governor Ritchie on the possibility of an interstate agreement.
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Maryland
Ritchie
Public Service Commission
Morris Llewellyn Cook
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Tarent-Teachers Assn Meeting in Williamsport High School
Tarent-Teachers' Association of Williamsport holds a meeting next Tuesday at 7 20 PM in the high school building. Officers for the year to be elected and school matters discussed. A program will be rendered and refreshments served. Full membership desired.
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Tarent-Teachers' Association of
Williamsport
Mrs Kellogg Thia Returns to Washington Capital
Mrs Kellogg Thia and Mrs Frank B Kellogg, wife of the newly named Secretary of State, are awaited in Washington society as the family plans a capital return.
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Thia
Frank B. Kellogg
Washington Society
Reverend Hady Resigns From Shepherdstown Church
Reverend J. L. Hady resigns as rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church at Shepherdstown after two years to take effect in late February and accept a call to Doylestown, Pa.
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Hady
J. L. Hady
Protestant Episcopal Church
Shepherdstown
Doylestown
Thrift Week Observance Expands Across Nation
Hagerstown joins Thrift Week observance from tomorrow through next Saturday. The movement urges thrift nationwide with no formal local plan yet, while rural banks plan drives in schools and organizations to promote thrift among youths. Building permits listed include E C Lease Jr bungalow 30 by 36, Mellenry three story apartment 6 by 52, Zentmyer restaurant 16 by 52.
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Hagerstown
E. C. Lease, Jr
Woodland Way
William
Mellenry
North Locust Street
John TD
Zentmyer
Byzahetip Street
Preparatory Service Tonight at St Johns Reformed Church
Preparatory services will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at St Johns Re formed Church Clear Spring with Rev Felix Peck in charge Communion will be held on Sunday. Penny Sale One week only One pound Kenny s Thrift Brand Cocoa 15c two pounds 16c Ady C D Kenny Ce Card of Thanks We children extend thanks for the services rendered in delivering our Mother Mrs Sylvia Fo Rhodes to rest Rhodes Bros
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St. John's Reformed Church
Clear Spring
Felix Peck
Kenny
Ady
Sylvia Fo Rhodes
Rhodes Bros
CHICKEN AND NOODLE SUPPER AT HOWARD ST SCHOOL
The Parent Teachers Association at Howard Street School hosts a chicken and noodles supper Friday and Saturday night starting at 3 PM. Tickets are 25 cents. Also advertisements note paper white narcissus for sale at 1.00 per dozen with 10 cent paper cups. Lost dog and real estate notices appear among community ads.
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Howard St. School
Oward Street
J. W. Miller
Potomac St
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