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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1938

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Slum Clearance Plan Outlined for Frederick

Clinton McSherry of the city planning commission explained slum clearance work at a Rotary luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He reviewed the northeast city report and outlined four planned segments with the Federal Housing Authority offering a cost effective correction. The talk cited severe overcrowding and health issues as shown in Turner’s welfare report and noted a Washington conference with Nathan Straus.

W Clinton McSnercy Charmit Te City Planning Commission Francis Scott Key McSherry Frederick Nenole J Sheldon Turner Federal Housing Authority Cit Planning Commission Nathan Straus Washington George S. Rodock John Eshelman Langaster Ray Roney Hagerstown Roger B. Wolfe Wil Hiam B. Bennett Elmer St C. Maxwell Charles McC. Mathias John A. Shires

Frederick County Welfare Board Forms Yearly Budget Plan

The Frederick County Welfare Board began formulating a master budget covering social needs for a full year replacing quarterly budgeting. The plan awaits approval from the Board of State Aid and Charities and will span twelve months with monthly cost arrangements. The article notes the United States National Museum paid 25000 dollars for Wiley Post's airplane Winnie Mae.

Frederick County Welfare Board Board of State Aid and Charities United States National Museum Wiley Post Winnie Mae

Planting Tips Fight Weeds Pests In Apr Gardens

Article outlines spring gardening challenges covering weeds and pests. It explains two insect groups sucking sap and chewing insects and offers home remedies and mixtures. Includes cautions on timing, safety, and equipment for backyard gardeners.

Gardening pest control advice from old bulletin

The article explains keeping pests away by locking areas, hand-picking, and using kerosene for dropped pests. It cites Mr Free advising two teaspoons of 40 per cent nicotine sulphate in one gallon of water as a spray on plants and shrubs, plus watering to saturate soil to a depth of a foot. Evening is the time frame referenced.

Pritt Harcourt, Brace Mr Free

Call For Defeat Of Tydings And Jackson

Bethesda Md April 12 Defeat of Senator Tydings and Mayor Jackson of Baltimore in the September primaries urged before the United Young Men's Democratic Circle of Montgomery Casey Mer ought by Eugene Casey president of the cincis. Mr Casey swarged Senator Th ings mas opposed the administra Mons policies in every mauler programs Mayor Juceson running for Governor of Maryland. 15 contralled br the Tadings fa.ton Fourge the eefest of all per sons Who he £ pstiasop. papper hose person y be trust as to uphold the Presidents lioeral entened poleres Air Joe Morgan assistant corpora son counsel in the District also addressed the meeting.

Bethesda Fydings Jackson Baltimore United Young Men's Democratic Clrce Montgomery Casey Eugene Casey Cincis Things Mas Juceson Maryland Air Joe Morgan

Weather warms again with eighty degree Frederick County

The text reports 80 degree daytime temperatures returning to Frederick County, marking the second such instance this year and the first this month. It notes overnight lows around 41 degrees and confirms the continuation of warm conditions into Wednesday.

Frederick County

Bible Class Meets at All Saints Parish House

The Ladies Bible Class of All Saints church met Monday at 7 30 p m in the Parish House with several members present. President Mrs Eas Wastler presided. Class prayer was recited. A hymn was sung. Mrs H Nicodemus led Bible reading and prayer. Treasurer Mrs Mary Lo Varfossen reported. Entertainment duties were shared by Mrs Howard Kelly and Miss G Abrecht. Farewell gift presented to Miss Hate Pickens who plans to move soon.

Ladies Bible Class All Saints Church Sudteen Wirs. Eas Wastler H . Nicodemus Wastler Sec Rs Mary Lo VarFossen Oy Acre Howard Kelly Sfiss G .Abrecht Hate Pickens

Needle Art Club Meeting Recalls Russian Needlework

Mrs Wybur I Seeger hosted the Needle Art Club at her Wi Third street home with nine members and one guest, Mrs G Bernard Stull. Mrs Caartes H Remsberg presented a Russia needlework report focusing on peasant traditions, lace making, and embroidery, based on pre revolutionary Russia. The group adjourned after refreshments and set next meeting for Mrs William M Briss on West Patrice street.

Needle Art Club Wybur I. Seeger Wi Third Street G. Bernard Stull Caartes H. Remsberg Russia Ukra Cis William M Briss West Patrice Street

Statue of Lady Godiva Replaces Coventry Tank Monument

A statue of Lady Godiva from 1510 is installed at the center of Coventry England, replacing a World War II era tank memorial. The move marks a shift in public art display and honors medieval heritage in a wartime city.

Lady Godiva Coventry Engand

Finish Product Substitute for Wooden Plugs

A finish product serves as a substitute for wooden plugs used in knot repairs. The item aims to provide a durable, quick setting alternative suitable for woodworking projects and industrial use.

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