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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1937
Page
7
Local officials review an assessor bill altering county board composition and funding. Law shifts and court decisions could affect state road funds and town allocations, with hearings planned next week and potential impacts on Frederick County roads and town surface projects.
Following the regular meeting on Tuesday the annual election of officers for Moose Lodge No 5371 was held in the lodge room on West South Street. A group returning from the state meeting in Haltimoore on April 4 presented gifts to Pact Supreme Dictator Albert Lander and board member Marie Tian Speier. Elected for one year: Dictator Roy To Gatwell, vice dictator Gav F Waltz, prelate Clarence F Fogle, treasurer Jesse No Sia, representative in Supreme Lodge Howard SY Albarph, alternate Benjamin L Sawl. Chester Mackenzie was chosen as a trustee for a three year term. plans are underway to attract many members as the Maryland State Lodge meeting in Lebanon, Pa, July 3-5.
Annapolis April 9 two prospects to amend the Maryland constitution win approval at the elect tram near seat after a legislative festival ended Tuesday. Proposals include tax on incomes of individuals and adding a judge to the Seventh Judicial Circuit bench covering Kent Queen Annes Caroline Talbot. Nine other amendments failed in committee or died.
Opponents of the Roosevelt court bill warned tonight they might seek to soften amendments to win wavering senators. The strategy, discussed but not finalized, aimed to influence the Senate Judiciary Committee's executive session on the measure and its presentation form.
The Mi Ary Canning Company announces farm prices for 1937 season. TomatoeS 42 per ton white beans 23 per ton green beans 59 per ton evergreen corn 59 per ton. The Eagles will charge for corn shucks.
The report notes the United States will accept titles to land in Gaithersburg and surrounding areas. Government officials outline the process for formal deed transfer and mortgage-related steps. Local parties expect a smooth completion of the land acquisition.
Widespread speculation swirls around Alderman Herbert Schroeder and Mayer-Elect Blood as potential withdrawals from the Democratic slate. Party leaders deny definite decisions while May registration looms and committees plan primaries amid no clear GOP challenge visible.
The State Road Commission announced cuts to road maintenance due to legislative debt cancellations in West Calvert and Montgomery counties. The plan reduces county maintenance and district staffing for the year as funds are reallocated, with final budget decisions expected next week.
General Motors faced a partial shutdown at the Oshawa plant as union leaders and management clashed over returning workers. Premier Hepburn pledged swift action while protests spread to Windsor and beyond, with police detaining workers and a deadly clash reported at a manufacturing site in Mexico.
Governor Narry W Nice is expected to appoint J Keller Smith former Mt Airy high principal to a six year term on the Carroll County Board of Education. Smith has long been associated with Carroll schools and is now a Melville resident. He organized agricultural classes at Mt Airy and later became principal, guiding the school through a period of growth before health reasons led to a transfer and start in insurance. The board will include Smith alongside other members as the term begins.
A Circuit Court jury found Long not guilty on the wheat theft charge for the Good Intent storekeeper. Testimony showed Grimes and Newcomer sold wheat to Long while defense noted they owed him money and that the grain may have come from the Grimes farm. A separate trial on related liquor and cigarette license charges was mentioned, with another case pending.
Washington April governors and officials met with President Roosevelt to avert a reduction of about 600000 in Federal work relief rolls by June 1. Reports say the President hinted at a budget driven cut in WPA rolls as fiscal problems grow. Senator Robinson earlier disclosed that new federal activities might be financed next year by cutting relief rather than new taxes.
The Amecia Clipper docked at Kingman Reef early after a 546 mile flight from Pago Pago passing through snow and thunder. This marked the second stage of its return survey trip from Australasia to the United States with plans for an early take-off to Honolulu.
Dr TOB Symons director of the University of Marshand Batensing Service announced that 9928 farmers statewide received a total of SUB 25154 up to Anal S$ 6 for participation in the 1426 sort conservation program. Recipients include farmers in nearly all counted areas and payments are expected by month’s end. Newspaper advertising shows results.
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