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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
11
In a brief local notice, engineers report the Steen project advances for Eauere water supply. Officials from the city and the public works department outline the scope, funding, and upcoming hearings. Community members are urged to review plans and attend the next meeting for input.
Amid tense sessions in Annapolis on March 31, lawmakers pressed relief measures. The Senate approved four House bills on local relief and municipal matters, including Fredericktown charter adjustments and sewer funding. Delegates Ramsburg and Barrick Funk led efforts on city code updates and expanded licensing expenditures. A Thurmont sewer project and broader relief funding discussions dominated the day's agenda.
Deeds filed in county records show Roger Alden Derby of New York purchased a 2itacco farm on the Burkittsville Knonville road for about 1700. The seller list includes Elsie Dorene Bila Dp Witmer and Harry C Moret among others. Other transfers cover properties on East Patrick Street and Thirteenth Street from multiple parties for sums around 4000 to 4500, with plans to build a home on the north side of Thirteenth Street.
March 20 confrontation outside a Sand Creek clothing shop left a man battered and a woman injured. Witnesses note a struggle with a customer named Mabey Good involved. Theodore Alexander, owner, reported the assailant fled toward Patch Street while police investigate. Chief Bartquis and Constable assisted, and evidence points to a troubled dispute ending in assault and field testimony pending.
Disjointed OCR text suggests protests and a debated proposal related to Tad Bus Service. Mention of officials, a superintendent, and references to dates or events indicate a civic hearing or meeting. exact details remain unclear due to corruption in the source.
An arrest report describes Niiders and Chandos in trouble with authorities. Details allege drinking and disturbances, with mentions of the Proimte embed and judge Walter, plus charges against various individuals. The record notes fines for intoxication and related offenses, including a $250 penalty and a $1 fine, with names such as Nathan James and Anna Ricketts appearing in the proceedings.
Fire causes about 10000 dollars damage to a York West hotel occupying the four story building with roughly one hundred rooms. Guests salvaged belongings as smoke and water caused major damage to dining room and rear base, while firemen battled the blaze from early afternoon.
Reports from Tilbao Spain say insurgent planes attacked a village six miles southeast of Durango on March 31 killing twelve nuns and two Catholic priests. Government troops moved south from Posoblancy toward Cordoba City to block insurgent retreat as Franco forces faced cavalry and air harassment along the road toward the Mixts fields now in insurgent hands.
In Washington on March 1 the United States Conference urged President Roosevelt to request a large work relief appropriation for the coming year. Mayors hope the full sum can be approved at once to allow cities to plan for fall needs.
In a tense Senate debate members spar over a Supreme Court reversal on wage and civil rights laws. Senators attack and defend the court while weighing constitutional change and potential packing threats as they argue for or against the ruling.
Prosector Dodge reports on a triple murder case after four hours of questioning three suspects, Veronica Gedeon’s estranged husband Joseph, mother’s former husband George Gueret, and hotdog stand concessionaire Robert Flower. Veron Gedeon and her mother were found beaten, strangled, and stabbed in a Beekonan residence last Sunday.
Smoot surrendered at the county jail and faces a hit and run charge after a Brunswick automobile struck and killed VOW Cannon near Brunswick. State Attorney says evidence may support a murder charge. investigation found no speeding or recklessness. Cannon died after being struck while standing roadside with friends. Smoot said fear after the accident led him to flee the scene.
A Maryland insurance suit questions whether C Flleene Netkirk died accidentally or from natural causes after a July outing at the Potomac. The widow, Mrs Bessie Netkirk Maikirk, seeks $5000 from Metropolitan Life Insurance, while the insurer argues death was natural or from a stroke, not an accident. The case hinges on whether the riverbed immersion was accidental. Mrs Dpincoin dead. matter noted in Georgetown history.
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