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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1937
Page
10
Annapolis April 1 Gov Harry Wu announces he will veto the relief bill from the Legislature and call the Assembly into a special session. He cites insufficient funds and broad opposition to additional taxes and liberal spending as reasons for the move.
Hagerstown April 14 Mathias Po Moller civic leader and industrialist of Hagerstown died at his home after pneumonia and illness. He was 82 born September 22 1854 in Bornholm Denmark came to America in 1872 and built a major pipe organ business later expanding into factories and several large companies. His organs grace West Point chapel the New York Hippodrome and many churches. He held multiple presidencies including Moller Organ Works Moller Music Stores Moller Car Company and Hagerstown Trust Company. He was knighted by Denmark and active in Lutheran affairs. He leaves extensive holdings and several industrial interests in Hagerstown and Frederick. Burial set for Thursday with services in the Lutheran tradition.
Government troops pounded insurgent lines along the Manzanares river aiming to split the force protecting University City northwest of Madrid. Three thousand insurgents fortified the area, with Basque troops blocked by food shortages and a naval blockade threatening a siege.
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Frederick County commissioners and the welfare board meet at Winchester Hall to demand clarity from Comptroller Gordy on reimbursements for unemployment relief. Officials say state advances total about 26 000, with 6 000 less than anticipated, and no new funds are available for 90 percent of disabled city and county families. The group seeks definite timing and amounts for further aid before acting on taxes.
The legislature debated a bill on direct funding and potential veto by the governor. Officials indicated a special session might be needed if the measure stalls. Funds previously aimed at one use were redirected, raising concerns over the state's financial plan and impact on the assembly’s agenda.
Sixty one delegates from Walkersville and neighboring towns attended a Workeds unt Supper Conference of the Broder County Youth Council under the auspices of the Tirdenegh Counts Count of Ree ivions Education in Walkersville church. Rev Hare presided and Rev Otte led devotions. Afternoon session began at 2 with multiple sessions and a supper speaker Dr Bow Meeks. Dr Ross Sanderson presided at the supper. Rev Fred Holloway gave the address.
Bethlehem Steel faced a tense annual stockholders meeting in Wilmington Delaware over Charles Schwab remaining on the board. Minority holders Lewis Gilbert and J L B Coshland pressed for his retirement while President Grace spoke and other directors restrained confrontations during the session.
Federal authorities approve Improvement to Carroll Creek under the Plan 10 Glean Creek project. WPA director Mr Springer states the total cost near 200 dollars with city, state, and federal funding. City aldermen action planned for Wednesday, April 28, with potential project steps including gutter and curb work and side walks.
Washington announces a large scale conference on capital labor relations under the Wagner act scheduled for April 20. Secretary Dothins disclosed plans to unite 25 leaders from labor and industry at the meeting to discuss stabilization efforts.
Rehearsals are underway for the second annual concert by Frederick County high school glee clubs and the All County chorus of 160 voices. The program happens Friday evening April 23 at 8 o'clock in Park Way School Auditorium with Charles Stull leading the All County selections.
Local cafe Baek reopens after renovations drawing a handful of guests as staff resume full hours this weekend. Patrons praised the updated interior and new menu options while management eyed upcoming community events.
John O Neal died from a skull fracture after being struck by a truck near Mt Tabor church in Washington County. The driver, George H Biekel, testified he swerved but could not avoid the collision. investigators noted possible intoxication at the time. The coroner declared the death accidental. O Neal survived by his wife Cora and several children.
The half brother Howard Huffer is reported to survive with near kin. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home with additional rites at 230 o'clock at Alt Tab church conducted by Rev Ralph labor. Interment in Lutheran cemeteries. Siddletown Gladhill Con pans, funeral directors. Newspaper advertising brings results, Invest in te.
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