No Relief Funds For Work Here In Frederick County
Officials of the Frederick County Welfare Board said no funds are available to operate relief programs here while the General Assembly wrestles with a relief measure. State aid and county funds face delays as lawmakers debate allocations and reassessments loom. Local legislators consider slot machine bills and road funding measures as other state actions proceed.
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Suaton
General Assembly
Frederick County Welfare Board
H. Sance
Welfare Board
Struston
Board of State Aid
Hares
Batare Chs
Aou
Jesse I. Renger
Hyerard
Ro Molesworth
Frederick
Charles S. Houck, Jr
House of Delegates
Senate
Mutlikin
Houck
Frederick County
Appeal Taken To Court From Justice's Decision
Luther A Baumgardner appeals a Justice Sinn Branthigs eviction order at 417 North Market Street in a civil suit brought by Frank A Gastley and wife who hold deeds to the property The appeal follows a granted writ of certiorari and will be reviewed in the Circuit Court by attorneys Sherman Bowers Bennett for Gastley and McSherry Clapp for Baumgardner
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Circuit Court
Luther A. Baumgardner
Walter PL Sinn Branthig
Baumgardner
417 North Market Street
Frank A Gastley
WPA Plan Aims at City Sidewalk Improvements
A WPA project to improve sidewalks on ten city streets was forwarded by F. I. Springer director. The plan runs separate from the sewer program and covers removal and relaying of walks damaged by house connections to the sewer. The project targets streets lacking prior sidewalk work.
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Omier
F. I. Springer
Baltimore
The 25 Loma Wins State Late Clawing Gein
A fragmented line reports a late victory by the 25 Loma team in a state contest, with a clawing rally near the end. Details on opponent, location, and exact score are unreadable in the text.
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Gein He
Man Burned as Fire Destroys Urbana Machine Shed
Fire destroyed a machine shed on John Noyes property near Hen nets Creek south of Urbana Friday night. Charles Johnson of Baltimore was burned on the left leg and hands while attempting to use a coal oil lantern as gasoline fumes sparked the blaze. Johnson sought treatment at Frederick City Hospital and declined further hospital care. Firefighters from Hyllistown Volunteer Fire Department, aided by two engines, contained the blaze after four booster shots. Some machinery in the shed was destroyed and the fire damaged an adjacent woodbed. loss totals were not yet learned.
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John Noyes
Urbana
Hennetts Creek
Hyllistown Volunteer Fire Department
Charles Johnson
Baltimore
Fredenck City Hospital
T Twins
Johnson
Tod
Spanish Government Troops Score Again
Madrid April 2 dispatches from the southern battlefields report government forces advancing along a broad strategic front in Cordoba Province. Three vital points north and northwest of Cordoba are identified as Ovejo, Villaharta, and the heights controlling the northern approach to the city.
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Madrid
Spain
Cardoba
Tontaht
Cordabaey
Cordaba
Villaharta
Ovyejn
Roosevelt shifts public works aid to consumer stability
President Roosevelt said public works funds should focus on stabilizing purchasing power rather than boosting durable goods production. He noted steel and copper prices fell after a burst of public works spending and argued channeling funds to infrastructure like roads and drainage to raise consumer prices. House Speaker Bankhead questioned Congress’s ability to impact the price situation beyond potential price controls. A coal mining region near Villaharta is referenced in a related note.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Bankhead
House of Representatives
Congress
Debate on Bill Limiting Liquor Sales in Maryland
Lawmakers in Annapolis faced hours of debate on a bill to prohibit liquor sales from midnight Saturdays to 6 am Sundays. Senator J Allan Coad urged restraint while Democratic and Republican leaders argued the measure’s reach and morality. The Senate referred the bill back to Finance for amendments and reconvened to determine next steps as opponents warned against legislating morals.
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Annapolis
J Allan Coad Demarrat
St Mara
Tarenty
Molton le Vener
Worcester
Imade
Wilner
Davie Ree
Caroline
Sctate
Finance Committee
Jamendbacn
Leould
Mandass Bewaters
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery
Brescott
School excursion to Church Street exhibits at Barbara Mintelie Homes
PVVILSON and a history class group visited the Tower Rock Taney Barbara Mintelie Homes on Thursday afternoon. Pamphlets explained the exhibits while a guide highlighted their significance. Chaperones included Mrs Kathryn Bennett and Mrs Ruth Wilson.
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Pvvilson
Church Street
Rook Taney
Barbara Mintelie
Kathryne Bennette
Claford Baker
Ruth Wilson
Soft Goal Miners Strike Ends Amid Wage Negotiations
The United Mine Workers and mine owners reach a four week agreement ending a soft coal strike that paralyzed about 46 000 miners. The pact raises pay rates and sets a joint commission to study mechanization with a new contract to begin March 14 1939.
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Toe Aeeneratet
Albert Fea
Minnesota
General Motors Corporatia
Uatan
Wasttntton
United Mine Workers of America
Dca
John JL Lewis
Miner Commission
Relief funds hinge on legislature for state aid plan
J Milton Patterson warns that without full relief appropriation the state faces a near 1 million dollar yearly loss in surplus commodities and paralysis of key relief programs. He urges funds cover direct relief and distribution to families on relief and social security. TARWOOD SALE NETS 1600. George M Harwood sale near Church Hill yielded 1600 cash for horses hogs meat and livestock. John W Null acted as auctioneer with Clarence A Busur as clerk.
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Baltimore
J. Milton Patterson
Board of State Aid and Charities
Patterson
Tarwood
George M. Harwood
Church Hill
Catle
John W. Null
Clarence A. Busur
Amy Johnson Atolson Plans Rowing Return to New York Meet
Fragmented OCR notes show Amy Johnson Atolson poised for a rowing appearance in New York. Mentions Lindbergh and plan for sedation ache and a Teen York Pures jr race in August with Mattison and Molloyue Leiden noted.
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Amy Johnson
Atolson
New York
Lindbergh
America
Tgnpteasantinss
Leiden
Mattison
Teen York Pures
Libertytown Man Sued For $25 000 Damages
A Libertytown man and two other defendants are named in a $25 000 damages suit arising from a December Baltimore street collision. Plaintiff Leonard Schleuter and son Henry sue Paul L Dison and Robert Pomm for injuries to John Schleuter Jr and life partner John Schleuter Sr. The accident on Linwood and Hudson Avenues allegedly involved a car owned by Dixon and driven by a man described as reckless. The elder Schleuter, 68, died later. his widow and son seek damages for support and injury. Levin and Nendelberg, attorneys for the plaintiffs, requested a jury trial.
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Libertytown
Cirecurt
Bes
Baltamore
Baltimore
Paul L Dison
Robert Pom
Mar
Waden
Henry Schleuter
John Schleuter
John Schleuter, Jr
Linwood Avenue
Dixon
Midl West
Hudson Avenue
Trouble Ahead for Bond Issue in Maryland Legislature
Annapolis April 2 The bond issue bill to support a 5 092 000 bond faced snags as Senate debate highlighted controversy over additional 3 5 million in amendments The House backed a 1 000 000 bond for a state office building and the measure moves to the governor for approval.
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Annapolis
Sernate
Finates
Ohtek Pos
Artends Benatar Harolt
University of Maryland
Traverouty Wall
Cobourg
Varginta
Delaware
Cobonum
Anance Committee
J Allan Coad
Orginally
State Roads Commission
Maryland School For Boys
House of Delegates
Senate
Baltimore City
House
Dance Event By Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 1
The Dill team hosts a dance at the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom on April 9 to 10 with music by Joe Stephens. The event benefits the lodge and local charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joe Stephens
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Denate
Franco
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Basehoar
Cline Funeral Home
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U.S
Libertytown Man
Halbanete
Schteurfer
Ea Wittow
Levin
Nendelberg
Bald- Mote
Wie
Atlusueys
Ula
United States
Sen, Cobourn
H. C. Byrd
Florida
Carty
C. C. Carty. Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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