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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 15, 1937

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County firemen plan county convention and water talks

Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association meets at 7:30 pm in the Evangelical Lutheran church social rooms. State President J Millard Tawes will attend as plans unfold for a mid summer convention and a major push to secure adequate water supply for towns lacking firefighting equipment.

Frederick County R. A. Bennett W. B. Storm F. Lester Smith Graceham Mt. Pleasant Libertytown High School Mr. Bennett Capt. Smith Libertytown New Market Sabillasville Blue Ridge Summit

Governor says plans for special session are guesswork

Annapolis April 15 AP Gov. Harry W. Nice, tied up with plans for a coming special session on ree kiet legislation, stated that any statement about his plans for that session is purely guesswork.

Annapolis Harry W. Nice

Prisoners Escape From Roxbury Penal Farm Near Hagerstown

City police reported two inmates fled the State Penal Farm at Roxbury near Hagerstown late Wednesday night and were thought to have escaped on a truck. Edward Teal, 27, 127 pounds, and George Parker, 28, from Baltimore, were identified among the escapees.

Roxbury Hagerstown Edrward Teal George Parker

Gina Maio Weds Rom Ney Arent Surprise nuptials in Lone

Gina Maio and Rom Ney Arent wed after five years of friendship in Lone. The couple were photographed by a member of the Hallwood Aim at the actress's home as plans for Maio's career shift are noted.

Gina Maio Romney Arent Lone Ye Miede Hallawood Aim

Wrecking Crews Clear Southern Ry Tracks

Burke Station Virginia April 15 AP wrecking crews cleared wreckage after a pile up of fifteen freight cars on the Southern Railway main line. The derailed cars blocked traffic though all but one were loaded. No injuries were reported.

Burke Station Southern Railway

Woman shoots self as auto waits near Sykesville home

Rose McGahan of Brunswick fired a single 1 calibre pistol shot into her back from an upstairs room as an auto brought her to Springfield State Hospital. She survived surgery but remained in serious condition at Frederick City Hospital with the bullet through the lung and abdomen into the stomach. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Babe McGaha.

Springfield State Hospital Sykesville Alss Rose McGahan Brunswick J. G. F. Smith Frederick City C. HH Feete and Son

Harlan County Officials Probed Over Tax Records

Senate civil liberties investigators said they were examining income tax records of some Harlan County officials in Kentucky as part of the anti union terrorism inquiry in the coal fields. The panel did not name those under scrutiny. Chairman La Follette demanded aides explain violence that he said suppressed union organizing for fifteen years.

Washington Senate Civil Liberties Harlan County Kentucky LaFollette Wis Theodore Middleton Morris Saylor Harlan

Traders' Licenses Available in County Ahead of May 1

Clerk Ellis C. Wachter announced that traders licenses for the new year may be secured now for regular trading in the county. Licenses issued May 1 will cover the year, with renewals for alcoholic beverage permits handled by License Commissioner G Ed Myers who has held several hearings on upcoming year's permits.

Ellis C. Wachter Ton G. Ed Myers Myers

Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures

Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation of 0.24 inch ending 7 am today. April to date 8.2 inches, normal 3 inches. April 1936 recorded 2.69 inches. 1937 to date exceedance 2.46 inches. Yesterday high 73. low last night 47. Sun set 6:48 pm. sun rises tomorrow 5:32 am. Moon rises 10:07 am. moon sets 12:09 am.

Wheat Gains In Unusually Good Growing Weather

Frederick county reports show a warm wet winter boosting wheat and hay outlooks. State Meteorologist Weeks notes season backward but grains good to excellent. farmers prepare fields despite wet ground and light rain.

Frederick Apni Frederick County Middletown Henry R Shoemaker John Rk. Weeks

Viscose Corp Recognizes CIO Wage Pact

New York April 18 AP: Viscose Corporation the nation’s largest rayon producer and the union, announces a contract with the Textile Workers Organizing Committee as sole bargaining agent. Key terms include a ten percent wage boost, a increase in minimum wage from 13 to 15 dollars per week, abolition of the based shift where practicable, and a paid week of vacation after one year of service. Sidney Hillman chairs the CIO committee for industrial organization.

New York Textile Workers Organizing Committee Emptores Viscuse Corporation America Unlon Sidney Hillman John L. Lewys Committee For Industrial Organization

A F O L Seeks To Organize Electricians

Pittsburgh April 15 AP Chas K Keaveney vice president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers says sit downs or any strikes will be the last resort of his union He arrives to campaign to organize about 8000 Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company workers under the American Federation of Labor banner and declares the union believes in using honorable means to adjust differences with employers

Pittsburgh Chas K. Keaveney International Brotherhood of Electric Workers Keaveney Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company American Federations of Labor

Man Arrested For Extortion Letter To Ginger Rogers

The FBI announced the arrest of a man who identified himself as John Burne on a charge of sending an extortion letter to actress Ginger Rogers. The letter allegedly demanded 500 dollars. Officials withheld its contents pending a Washington headquarters statement.

Chicago Federal Bureau of Investigation John Burne Ginger Rogers Washington Burzas

Th Duce and Hitler Likely to Confer

Rome April 1 AP reports rising rumors that Premier and Chancellor plan a meeting soon for a conference. Both leaders were said to have agreed on a preliminary entrance, but no formal preparation had been made.

Th Duce Hitler Rome Teneenting Germany Finte

Middletown water line alleged to harm Crum mill

William R Crum and Susan M Crum seek an injunction to stop Middletown from laying a 4 inch water line from the Upton Shepley springs three miles above their Harmony area mill. The Crums say reduced flow would ruin a seventy year old flour and feed mill. An order requires show cause by April 30.

Burgess and Commissioners of Middletown Upton Shepley William R. Crum Susan M. Crum Harmony Circuit Court Arthur D Willard Burgess and Commissioners Crum John H. Luta Shepley Springs Holden S. Felton Demurrer

Nazis Attack American Churches Rally Against Navi Film

Berlin reports Nazi groups condemn anti Navi film shown at the Taserside Memorial Church in New York. They accuse abroad criticism of targeting United States religious observances and call for action against perceived Christian betrayal tied to a film raising funds for a refluence effort.

Berlin Germany Taserside Memorial New York Chrisstian Garman

Frederick County Old Age Aid Tax Figures Revealed

Baltimore April 16 The AP reports Frederick County faces a local share of 14700.16 with 0.2266 cents needed on the tax rate to fund it. A one cent county tax raise would generate 6486.03, part of broader state aid calculations for old age assistance.

Balimore Milton Patterson Board of State Aid and Charities Mis Patterson Baltimore Frederick County

Hoffman seeks federal aid on Lindbergh reward

Governor Hoffman invited federal investigators to discuss paying New Jersey's 25,000 reward in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Treasury agents who traced ransom bills and Justice Department agents who led the manhunt were expected to join the talks.

Trenton N. J Hoffman Treasury Department of Justice

Roosevelt Receives His Baseball Passes

President Roosevelt received his annual American and National League baseball passes today. He promised Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators he would pitch the first ball opening the American League season here next Monday. Griffith and Ban Johnson presented the passes to Roosevelt.

Washington Roosevelt Clark Griffith Washington Senators Griffith Yord Frick

Pickpocket Robs Helen Keller in Japan

A pickpocket stole Helen Keller s purse containing about 200 yen close to Yokohama where she had just arrived for a lecture tour. Keller did not realize the loss until police detected the theft after a chance discovery.

Helen Keller Tokyo Japan Yokohama Miss Keller

U.S. Fleet Prepares for Pacific Maneuvers

In San Pedro California on April 15 AP reports the U S fleet totaling 139 ships and 474 aircraft ready for last minute drills. Admiral Arthur J. Waspburn leads the maneuvers set to begin within 64 hours in a 000 square mile war game area.

San Pedro Calif APD United States Pacific Arthur J. Wepburn

University City Rebels Reported Cat At Front

Rebels in University City and Madrid front lines report heavy artillery fire with casualties as troops fail to breach government defenses. Government announces intensified siege efforts and renewed clashes near key halls and supply positions.

University City Madrid Eoenburhan

Farm tenancy plan torpedoed by landowners in Congress

Washington April 15 Congress shows little zeal for lasting farm tenancy solutions. Big landowners allied with the House Agriculture Committee blocked a government purchase plan and backed a $50 million loan program for tenants to buy farms, risking erosion of tenure safeguards and possible return to tenancy as farms deteriorate.

Rodney Dutcher Washington Congress House Agriculture Commmittiee South Richard M. Kleinance King Ranch Rhode Island Harry B Coffee Nebraska Coffee Cattle

Oshawa CIO Demands Hepburn's Withdrawal

Oshawa's CIO union of General Motors workers calls on Ontario Premier Mitchell Hepburn to withdraw from strike negotiations. The resolution accuses Hepburn of dictatorship and seeks CIO intervention to protect workers' right to strike.

Oshawa Ontario General Motors Guited Automobile Workers of America John L. Lewis’ Committee Industrial Organization Mitchell Hepburn Hepburn Lewis CIO Unite Canada United States

Treasury to issue 50 million weekly bills to replenish cash

Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announced a new series of 50 million dollar weekly bills starting Monday to cover the growing gap between tax revenues and outlays. He did not disclose the total borrowing amount planned.

Washington Morpenthan Treasury Spsengaang Tno Morgenthau

Sub Stratosphere Plane Reported Near Los Angeles

The garbled report mentions a windowless sub stratosphere craft near Los Angeles. It references military figures and Wright Field with unclear details about operation, purpose, and readiness status.

Los Angeles Army Arecipe Wright Feld Dave Tym

No Letup In Fight to Change Supreme Court

Washington reports intensified efforts to reshape the Supreme Court and push new labor laws this session. Congressman Connery predicts action on hours, child labor, and the wage bill as President Roosevelt weighs textile measures and a possible NRA-like setup.

Supreme Court Connery Dem. Mass House Labor Committee Congress Conners Roosevelt

McCarran Proposes New Supreme Court Expansion Plan

Senator McCarran proposes an amendment to the Roosevelt court bill calling for an unconditional two-seat increase to the Supreme Court. He notes some justices over 70 may not retire and avoids endorsing retirement or a constitutional amendment at this time.

Washington McCarran Supreme Court Nevada Senate Judiciary Committee Hie Mee Carran

Mutiny Plot Reported at Dartmoor Prison on Coronation Day

London April 16 The Bros schange Telegraph Agency says officials at Dartmoor England largest prison uncovered a mutiny plot for coronation day. Despite security measures thousands of prisoners face long terms as they protest lack of freedom to celebrate the empire event.

London Brosschange Telegraph Agency Dartmoor Engelland Coronation Diy 7Rder aMcial Seer

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