New Social Security Plan Outlined by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt lays before Congress a broad social security program to protect 126 000 Americans from life hazards. Proposals include unemployment compensation old age benefits compulsory and voluntary annuities federal aid to dependent children and support for public health agencies. Critics note complex details and await study before comment.
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Washington
Jan
America
Congress
Rosevelt
Senate
House
Stones or markers at Winchester graves raise concern
A couple confronts a minister at a rural grave site where markers replace stones and ditches hide graves. Three women wait by a fresh grave as a small bouquet of flowers signals a plea for action to improve conditions for the poor in Frederick County and Winchester.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Postoffice To Be Moved During Building Additions
The post office at the Piccadilly and Braddock streets corner will relocate temporarily as contractors extend and alter the building. Plans require moving equipment to another site for several months, with walls to be torn out and dust expected. Two sites, Baker and Company old warehouse on North street or Stew automobile rear property, are under consideration, but no contract yet awarded.
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Postoffice
Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Baker and Company
North Street
Stewautomobile Agency Sale and Garage
Funeral Services Held For Mrs S W Trenary
The funeral for Jessie Hillyard Trenary who died Monday after a protracted illness was held at No 606 South Braddock street. Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker led the service with Braddock Street M E Church South members in attendance. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Frank Brown Frank Quantz T J Ordinorff W H McIlwee William Simpson and Mervil Bailey. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Albert Hillyard and Mrs Jessie Mae Hofmeister of Baltimore. She was the widow of Samuel W Trenary and daughter of the late Bennett W Hillyard of Winchester.
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Jessie Hillyard Trenary
South Braddock Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Pouring Liquor Didn't Help Him Fined Three Months
In Police Court Amos Wilkenson of East Kern Street was fined 35.25 and sentenced to three months for unlawful possession of liquor after raids on 17 city locations. His wife was dismissed. Wilkenson remained for a further hearing. Officers said liquor existed in the Wilkenson home despite no direct exhibit in court.
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Amos Wilkenson
East Kern Street
Wilkenson
Givid
Death summons comes at night to Major Dortch
Major James Tyson Dortch 55 died at his Mount Hebron home near Berryville Virginia after a month long illness. He had a brilliant career in the army and in law and was a son of Oliver W. T. Dortch of Goldsboro North Carolina. Funeral services are set for tomorrow with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
James Tyson Dortch
Clarke County
Mount Hebron
New York
Dortch
Oliver W. T. Dortch
Goldsboro
N. C
Confederate State Senate
Harriet Williams
Major Dortch
North Go
Episcopal Highool
Alexandria
Valle Noone
United States Military Aeeeer
Ee. No
Three Convicts Pay For Brief Freedom From San Quentin
San Quentin prison officials report three convicts who survived the gun battle with police posses may face death or life terms after their two hours of escape. Russell Straight was killed. Clyde Stevens captured with four companions on Sherman Island. Mackay, Landers, and Christy face possible execution or life imprisonment under new kidnapping laws. War ren Holohan was seriously wounded. Stevenson Island arrests include Albert Kessel and Babe Leese.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Calif
Russell Straight
Clyde Stevens
Mackay
Julian M. Alco
Alexander Mackay
Los Angeles
Joe Christy
Fred Landers
San Francisco
Warren James B. Holohan
Alco
California
Landers
Christy
Frederick Co-Op Farm Bureau Meets January Meeting
Attention to the annual meeting of the Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau on Saturday January 19 at 1 30 p m at the County Courthouse. This notice urges members to attend and participate in the proceedings.
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The
Frederick Co-Operative Farm Bureau
County Court House
Swiftly Moving Lions Revue Hits Capitol Theatre Tonight
The Lions Club charity show opens at 8 20 this evening at Capitol Theatre with 80 cast members and 16 scenes. Proceeds aid under privileged children and sight saving funds. A second performance follows tomorrow at the same hour. Reserved seats sold at L R Smith store until 5 30 and at the Capitol box office. tickets held until 8 15.
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Capitol Theatre
Monarchs
Lions Club
L. R. Smith
Potomac Edison 6 Percent Preferred Auction Notice
Potomac Edison will sell 6 percent preferred stock Saturday at 11 A M at Court House. Auctioneers are Dunn and Duvall. Postal notice dated January 17.
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Court House
Dunn & Duvall
Special Seafood At Crisfield Oysters And Scallops
A brief listing notes Crisfield seafood for sale including oysters and scallops from Hotel Jack Coffee Shop with time stamps 1 17 18 18 21. The item reads like an ad or notice of specialty offerings in a local dining context.
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Crisfield
Hotel Jack
Address On Lee By Col. Roszel Features Meet
Kiwanians honored General Lee's anniversary with a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Wendell Goode reported on the Capitol district mid winter club officers meeting in Fredericksburg with attendees from Winchester and Lions’ revue guest Pat Gorman.
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Lee
Col. Roszel
George Washington Hotel
Capitol District
Fredericksburg
Wendell Goode
Winchester Group
Ansel Solenberger
Andrew Bell
J. C. Oates
Ed Buncutter
Pat Gorman
Lions
Admiral Nulton Improves After Illness and Hospital Stay
Slow but steady improvement was reported in Admiral Louis M. Nulton United States Navy retired after he was admitted to Memorial Hospital for treatment of complications from a recent influenza and pleurisy attack. His condition was said to be responding well and he appears to be getting better.
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Louis M. Nulton
United States Navy
Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah Valley Inc opens Skyline Drive with optimism
Staunton Va Jan 17 Shenandoah Valley Inc holds its eleventh annual meeting reporting a $552 treasury balance and anticipated big donations from Roanoke and regional wonders. The group lauds Skyline Drive opening on Sept 15 and notes its tourist impact while deputy NPS chief engineer Oliver A. Taylor outlines future support and concerns for the valley.
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Staunton
Roanoke
The
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Valley Chamber
Sneae
H. J. Benchoff
Woodstock
Taylor
Oliver A. Taylor
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
World News At A Glance Highlights Police and Political Events
A digest of diverse items from Washington to Montreal reports government plans for protection against hazards, prison incidents, a baby Lindbergh case development, royal dinners, gang confrontations with law enforcement, a fisheries conference, a gruesome mutilation confession in Jackson Mississippi, an inquest in Montreal over a fatal fire, and David Lloyd George’s return to leadership in Bangor Wales.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
San Quentin Penitentiary
Cal
Flemington
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Garner
F. D. Roosevelt
Baltimore
Richard Armstrong
Virginia
Swepson Earle
Maryland
Jackson
James H. Coyner
Montreal
Bangor
Wales
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Gun supplier in San Quentin break captured on Sherman Island
Police nab Clyde Stevens the parolee bank robber said to have supplied pistols for a four prisoner break at San Quentin. The roundup on Sherman Island netted three accomplices with two wounded. Warden James B Holohan’s condition is reported as improving.
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Clyde Stevens
James B. Holohan
Veter
Friday Night Speakers Line Up By Frederick County Ministers
The closing service sponsored by the Frederick County Ministerial Association lists speakers from Bethel Lutheran Brucetown Methodist Galilee Christian Gore Union Greenway United Brethren Kernstown Presbyterian Middletown Methodist Paxton's Chapel Pleasant Valley United Brethren with pastors C H Anderson Al len Jones F M Lucas B J Goode Snyder Alleman W L Riggleman Franklin G Senger J D Russell and W P Saunders. The theme is We being many are one Have we not all one Father.
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Frederick County Ministerial Association
Bethel Lutheran
C. H. Anderson
Brucetown
Allen Jones
Galilee Christian
F. M. Lucas
Gore Union
J. Goode
Greenway United Brethren
Snyder Alleman
Kernstown
Pleasant Valley United Brethren
W. P. Saunders
Postponement of Demonstrations Due to Weather
Weather forces postponement of pruning demonstrations scheduled for today and tomorrow. Seven demonstrations will be held the week of January 28, with additional sites in Middetown Opequon and Whitacre Cross Junction areas. Exact days hours and locations to be announced next week.
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Middetown
Opequon
Whitacre
Cross Junction
Supervisor Lee Visits Virginia Institute Work
Kenneth F. P. Lee district supervisor of general education in Virginia visited Frederick County schools meeting with Leslie D. Kline and Winchester Extension Institute leaders. He toured classes and nursery schools at Middletown and Stephens City and praised the institute and nursing schools projects.
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Kenneth FP. Lee
General Education of
Virginia
Leslie D. Kline
Frederick County
Winchester
Lee
Middletown
Stephens City
Hauptmann Trial Details Death In Lindbergh Baby Case
Dr Charles H Mitchell testified the Lindbergh baby Charles A Jr died from a skull fracture while alive and death was instantaneous or within minutes. The trial heard testimony tracing ransom money from J P Morgan to a Bronx bank and to Hauptmann. Page six continues.
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C. H. Mitchell
William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A
Walter Lyle
Lyons
Lyle
Heuptmann
Meee
Hauptmann
Bronx
Charles H. Mitchell
Mercer County
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
al Reich
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bruno Hauptmann
William F. Seery
Department of Justice
New York
Albany
Utica
Troy
N. Y
Chicago
Edward J. Reilly
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
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