Oral Objections Filtered In Frederick Road Hearings
A handful of Frederick property owners voiced oral objections to assessments during first hearings on the new road right of way. Hearings split into four areas, with the northeast section completed. AApril 29 is set for the northwest district, as assessors continue valuations and notices to owners. The Foxville Washington road project faces unsettled right of way and a bid dispute with L R Waesche and Sons. Two barns sit among owners awaiting determination of rights, while the macadam road will connect Thurmont to Foxville and extend the county link toward Baltimore.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Board of Essors
County Commissioners
Alfred W. Gaver
Court House
H. Mercer
Ernest C
Market
Patrick Street
West Fourth Street
West Patrick Street
Patrick Streets
Gaver
Foxville-Washington County
A. H. Derr
State Roads Commission
L. R. “Waesche and Sons, Inc
Thurmont ‘ Contractors
Iwo
Unlimited World Naval Building Is Predicted
Washington April 2 AP congressional foes of a big Navy asserted that invoking the London naval treaty escalator clause to allow battleships larger than 35 000 tons would unleash almost unlimited world naval building. Senator Clark Democratic Missouri called it a preliminary and nonachieving measure of a world wide naval race and urged restraint.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Clark
Boiler burst injures Hartman at Chapel alley laundry
Robert Hartman, a machinist for Frederick Iron and Steel Company, suffered eye injuries from escaping steam when a boiler burst at the Crystal Laundry on Chapel alley Friday morning. He received medical attention and the injuries were described as not serious.
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Robert
Hartman
Trail Avenue
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Crystal Laundry
Chapel Alley
Washington Debates Size of President’s Reorganization Powers
In Washington the battle over executive reorganization continues as the Roosevelt administration seeks broad authority to reshape 133 agencies and 830,600 workers. Senate and House proposals limit presidential power, with fights over abolishing agencies and replacing the Civil Service Commission, while both sides warn of efficiency gains versus political control.
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New Deal
Coas
Repubiicans
White House
House
Congress
Executive Branch
Senate
House Reorganization Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Reserve System
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Congressional Committee On Accounts
Budget Bureau
House Committee
Gelar
Department of Public Welfare
NEA Service, Inc
Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for generally fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic states with a period of rain midweek. Temperatures rise early, drop after midweek, then rise again toward the end of the period.
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North
Middle Atlantic States
Local P.0.18 enlargement rejected by U5
Overcrowding cited as the cause of complaints after the proposed enlargement of Local P.0.18 was rejected by U5.
Miss Blount 18 Bride of Dr Lewis in Frederick
Miss Lenore Blount, 18, married Dr Gordon A Lewis of Hagerstown in Evangelical Lutheran church. The bride wore neon blue silk and a diamond pendant. the groom is a University of Maryland trained dentist active in Hagerstown. Reception at Francis Scott Key hotel followed by a southward honeymoon trip.
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V Lenore, Blount
Arthur’ Stockton Blount
Ments
Gordon Alexander Lewis
Hagerstown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos J. Traver
William F. Somers
Raleigh
N.C
Robert Gilmore
Washington, D. C
Gilmore
University of Maryland
Margaret Blount
Baltimore
Pauline Lewis
A. D. Lewis
Messrs
Gordon Bassett
Sam Phillips
Donald Leatherman
Frederick
Columbia University
New York City
Peabody Conservatory Baltimore
Juilliard School of Music
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Monday Musicales
Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir
This City
Lewis
Washington County Dental Association
Alsatia Club
Francis Scott Key
Miami
Florida
Cuba
Tower
J. F. Somers
N.gc
Henry Holzapfel Jr
Henry Holzapfel
William McClare
William Noel
William R. Bender
J. J. Somers
H. J. Lewis
Philadelphia
J S. Leggett
Leading Stocks Rally Extends Gains In Early Trading
Market notes show leading stocks continuing a rally with gains around a point or more as tape activity remains steady. American Telephone shares registered strength amid a broad market uptick and a notably firm tone in early trading.
Cancer Serum Victim Dies in Orlando As Death Toll Rises
Orlando, April 2 AP E F Bolte 70 retired IHCO vice president has died amid an investigation into a cancer treatment serum. Investigators say 13 victims received injections from one bottle. Earlier notes say serum Ensel from Kingston Canada, later identified as Philadelphia made. Eight of the deceased victims were women and more women remain in hospital.
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Orlando
Fla
E F. Bolte
International Harvester Company
Bolte
T. A. Neal
Kingston
Canada
Philadelphia
Parked Car Damaged Near Shipley's Barber Shop
A car owned by Charles F. Shipley on North Market Street was lightly damaged Friday evening after being struck by another vehicle while parked in front of Shipley's barber shop. The other driver, described as a woman from Pennsylvania, stopped and settled the damages.
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Charles F. Shipley
North Market Street
Shipley
Pennsylva
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am. April totals: normal 3.35 inches, actual 6.66 inches for April 1937. Deficiency in 1933 precipitation to April stands at 2.73 inches. Yesterdays high was 61, low last night 41, compared with last year 60 and 40. Sun sets at 6:34 pm, rises 5:53 am. moon rises 7:29 am and sets 10:16 pm.
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Tomorro
Wheat at three year low on private crop guess
Chicago April 2 Wheat prices fell nearly five cents to a three year low after a private estimate predicted 1938 winter wheat production at 734.6006 bushels, the largest since 1921.
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Chicago
Frederick's First Citizen celebrates eighty four years
Today marks the eighty fourth birthday of Frederick's First Citizen Joseph BD Baker. Friends from far and near sent congratulations. At nine o clock this morning the chimes in Trinity performed steeple played Maryland My Maryland Auld Lang Syne and Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow. Mr Baker recently underwent eye operation and is reported to be steadily improving.
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Frederick
Joseph BD. Baker
Evacuation of Nationals from Spain Arranged
Evacuation of nationals from Spain is arranged quickly with plans for rapid air transport and coordinated government action to ensure safe removal. Officials say arrangements include secure corridors and documented procedures for departure from key cities.
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Spain
Forces clash as Raleigh nears threatened Spanish capital
In a wide AP dispatch, U S cruiser Raleigh positions within twelve hours of Madrid amid a sprawling war scene. French plans to evacuate civilians from Barcelona, Spanish Civil War moves near Gandesa, and Vatican and German actions weave a global front as Chinese and Japanese forces fight on the central front.
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United States
U. S
Raleigh
Gandesa
Mediterranean
France
Spain
Vatican
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Alsace Loraine
Solomon Grumbach
People’s Front
Strasbourg
Alsace- Loraine
London
Great Britain
Hitler
Shanghai
Lenda
Catalonia
Seige
China
Taierhchawang
Grand Canal
Mayor Jose Borunda Killed In Juarez Bombing
Juarez Mexico April 2 AP Borunda mayor and an office employee were wounded by a bomb sent through the mail last night. The blast wrecked the mayoral office as soldiers patrolled the building today and thousands lined nearby streets. Borunda, a former congressman, had been mayor since January 3 and was entangled in a feud with Governor Talamantes and former Governor General Rodrigo Quevedo.
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Juarez
Mexico
Turmal
Jose Borunda
Borunda
Talamantes
Chihuahua
Rodrigo M. Quevedo
Employment Loans for Railroads Discussed in Washington
Administration leaders considered a two proposal plan to provide employment loans to select railroads to spur industrial production and ease rail finance. Senator Schwellenbach of Washington supported the idea, saying government money could aid railroads more effectively than other fields to promote recovery.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
Wash
Oater
Anniversary Visit At Frederick County CCC Camp Draws Crowd
More than 1,500 visitors expected at Fishing Creek CCC camp Sunday for Maryland’s fifth CCC anniversary. Announced events January through March include inspections, dinners, and tours led by Camp Frederick officials for Frederick civic groups.
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CCC
Fishing Creek
Maryland
2302Nd
Camp Frederick
Frederick
Frederick Civic Ieaders
Roland F. Adkins
Corp
Civilian Conservation Corps
Frederick County
J. Sheldon Turner
County Welfare Board
Turner
United States
Refused To Testify In Trial For Robbery
Richard Williams refused to testify against David Yeager in a robbery trial in Maryland. Williams claimed possible self incrimination. Yeager’s release followed. Judge Woodward ordered an inquiry into why Williams testified or refused. Other verdicts followed: Dudley guilty of failing to yield to a police car, $25 fine. Powers pleaded guilty to larceny and auto theft. seven years. Prather convicted of assault. two years. Jones found guilty of larceny. Houghton sentenced six months for forgery. Conley jailed 30 days for DWI. Swann’s sentence suspended for corn theft. Souder’s trial date set for April 25. Gray to stand trial June 33 for embezzlement.
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Richard Williams
Maryland
Ney
David Yeager
Williams
Charles W. Woodward
Yeager
Woodward
William B. Dudley
Earl D. Powers
Biatles E. King, Jr
Forest Prather
House of Correction
Linwood Jones
Azel C. Houghton
Wallace Conley
Leo Swann
P. Ray Souder
C. I. O. Seizes Plants But Service Continues
Jackson Mississippi April 2 electric and gas service continued without interruption after six Consumers Power Company plants in southern Michigan were seized by C I O workers. The plants were taken peacefully following failed contract renewal talks with management.
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Jackson
Miss
Electric and Gas Service
Consumers Power Company
Michigan
Roosevelt Modifies Reorganization Plan On Education
President Roosevelt, acting on House leaders advice, agrees to modify the government reorganization bill. Education office remains in the Interior Department and Congress may override orders with a simple majority. House opens debate amid opposition delaying tactics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Education Office
Interior Department
Birh
Warren
Bankhead
Drunken Driving Case To Be Tried Tonight
Urbana residents Earl Strube, 31, faces a second drunken driving charge within four months after being detained by State Officer T A Short near Frederick Junction. He is to appear before Justice Roger H Geisbert tonight after a liquor-influenced examination at a state police sub station. Strube posted collateral at the jail. Earlier last December he was acquitted of drunken driving after police custody following a Hallowe en party.
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Earl Strube
Urbana
T. A. Short
Strube
Frederick Junction
Roger H. Geisbert
Emmert
Bowlus
Peoples Court
Walter E. Sinn
George F. Abrecht
Mt Pleasant
Abrecht
Ruth Saylor
Union Bridge
Miriam Nottingham
New Windsor High School
Edward Beard
Chestnut Grove
Liberty Pike
Short
Hangar and 14 Costly Airplanes Burned at City Airport
A midnight fire at a large municipal airport in Miami destroyed a hangar and 14 expensive airplanes. Investigators estimate the loss at about $700,000 with no casualties reported. Airport attendants coordinated firefighting efforts and secured the scene.
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Miami
Fia
API
Eight Maryland Women to Receive Odd Fellows Decoration
Mrs. Mary Bertha Engelbrecht of this city will join seven other Maryland women to receive the Independent Order of Odd Fellows decoration at a Monday evening ceremony in Baltimore. The honor, the highest accorded to a woman by the order, recognizes meritorious service in Odd Fellowship.
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Mary Bertha Engelbrecht
Maryland
Odd Fellows Temple
Baltimore
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Order
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