Welfare Grisis Makes Problem for County Relief
Welfare officials warn of a looming shortfall as Maryland Comptroller Gordy allocates 5.2 thousand dollars to Frederick County for unemployables for eleven months, after an initial $10 thousand advance. Board members expect direct relief cuts, while May meetings aim to secure state aid and possible farm work programs for affected families.
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Wilams
Gordy, Jr
Gordy
Welfare Board
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick County Welfare Board
Dertzbaugh
County Commissioners
Comptroller
Next Twinter
Berlin Attacks Roosevelt Address In Criticized Radio Speech
The Lokal Anzeiger denounces President Roosevelt's crisis message as a siren call to sway Congress and predicts wealth flooding the land. It notes other papers briefly covered his Pan American address, stressing the Western Hemisphere will not permit external threats to peace.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Roosevelt
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Plane Crashes. Pilot Escapes Unharmed at College Park
Dr. Arthur LaKoe of Westfield New Jersey escaped injury when his open cockpit monoplane crashed during takeoff at College Park airport. The craft rose to about 500 feet before plummeting to the ground in view of his son and parents. He walked away and went to his brother Wilbur LaRoe Jr in Washington.
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College Park
Arthur LaKoe
Westfield
N. J
LaRoe
Wilbur LaRoe
Washington
Thomas
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Today's Cranium Crackers answers list four items with wordplay on meaning noting Inept implies clumsiness Capricorn unrelated to anatomy Chlorophyl not a verse measure Noisome not describing a sound Detrein does not mean getting or retaining
Roosevelt Moves to Tax Public Jobholders’ Pay
The Roosevelt administration plans to tax salaries of public jobholders and income from future government securities to fund a 4.3 billion lending program. Roosevelt announced at a press conference that tax proposals and anti monopoly measures would be sent to Congress. Treasury work rushes to estimate revenue while the Federal Reserve expands bank credit by lowering reserve requirements. The administration also seeks to “desterilize” 1.392 billion in idle gold in government vaults.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Wast.agten
Hesse
Senate Democrate
Ab W. Barkley
PWA House Democratic
Sam Rayburn
Public Works Administration
Appropriations
PWA
House Banking Committee
House
Alfred F. Beiter
New York
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rayburn
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
Judiciary Committee
The
Federal Reserve: ‘Board
Securities Exchange Commission
Poultry Selling License Required for Vendors and Transporters
College Park Md Apr 15 Dat ing from April 1 all persons other than producers and retailers of dressed poultry must be licensed to sell or transport poultry or both The Maryland State Department of Markets urges license and tag reporting to police officials Applications for licenses and tags are at the department The license fee to purchase sell or deal is 2 dollars Vehicle tag fee is 56 cents per vehicle Licenses issued under this law expire March 31
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College Park
S. B. Shaw
Maryland State Department of Markets
Shaw
Government tax proposal and credit expansion plan described
The text notes two actions expanding credit to about 38.72 billion dollars and discusses whether banks and businessmen would use the opportunities. It cites the Roosevelt tax proposal to remove exemptions from future government security issues and to tax salaries of government employees, with states expected to tax federal salaries.
Chinese claims smash Japanese defenses in Southern Shantung
Shanghai reports the Chinese army says it has broken Japanese lines on three sides of Yihsien in Southern Shantung and expects to recapture the city. At Taierhehwang, 7,000 to 10,000 Japanese dead and 20,000 wounded were cited by foreign experts amid ongoing Chinese celebrations. In Suchow, Japanese drive in Central China ended with a lantern parade and display of captured equipment. Tokyo's Premier Konoe considered resigning over a cabinet split on war conduct in China, with the army and navy opposing a resignation.
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Shanghai
Shantung Province
Yihsien
Taierhehwang
Suchow
China
Tokyo
Fumimaro Konove
Japan
Beck named second vice president of Carroll Co Governor Club
Herman S. Beck of Mt. Airy, manager of a local chicken hatchery, has been named second vice president of the Carroll County O'Conner for Governor Club. Former County Commissioner Scott Bollinger serves as club president.
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Herman S. Beck
Mt. Airy
Carroll County O'Conner
Scott Bollinger
Sewer Hearings Start 2000 Feet Pipe On Bill Monday
Legislative wrangling dominates as hearings begin on sewer projects. The report covers PWA funding, housing and road plans, and Bank Board measures while detailing Myersville sewer work by WPA labor, installation progress, and upcoming May 2 election with burgess and council terms expiring.
Exeter trawler crew saved after ship burns at sea
Boston April 15 coast guardsmen rescued nine crew members from the Exeter a Boston trawler after a morning fire broke out and the vessel burned south of the Nova Scotian coast. The Algonquin recovered the mine men found adrift, and the men were uninsured according to the coast guard report.
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Boston
Exeter
Coast
Nova Scotian
Coast Guard
Algonquin
Jackson Sidestepped Senator Sasscer Says
Upper Marlboro Md April 15 Senate President Sasscer replied to Mayor Jacksons criticism of relief legislation by saying Jackson sidestepped the issue a year ago. Sasscer noted the finance committee asked for Jacksons views on who should be taxed to raise relief funds, and Jackson remained silent.
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Upper Marlboro
Senate
Lansdale G. Sasscer
Howard W. Jackson
General Assembly
Jackson
Baltimore
Lasseer
Annapolis
Sasscer
Finance Committee
Baltimore City
One Killed One Held After Hebron Shooting
Hebron Md April 15 one hour after Henry Duffel 30 was fatally shot Sheriff Charles H Truitt arrested Charles Smack a 41 year old truck driver and charged him with murder Witnesses said Duffel was shot twice in a fishing station following an argument over money Smack was arrested at Hebron airport
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Hebron
Henry Duffel
Sherif Charles H. Truitt Sonight
Charles Smack
Truitt
Duffel
Smack
He- Dron
Magistrate's Decision Reversed In Baltimore
Arthur Depew state auditor tied to Frederick county records had judgment reversed in Baltimore Circuit Court after arrest March 26 for lacking a chauffeur license. Judge Lawrence noted the master servant relation extended to travel to his employment, allowing reversal and $10 fine plus costs with the car used to perform state work.
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Arthur Depew
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Depew
Frederick
Lawrence
Frederick City
Baltimore
Sizie
Marshal Smigly-Rydz termed Poland's virtual ruler
The fragment cites Marshal Edward Smigly-Rydz as the de facto ruler of Poland due to his control of the army. It mentions higher-ups entertaining at Clive and references Key West, then notes the transatlantic cable project and a dam issue. The text mixes disparate items, presenting a jumbled list without cohesive context.
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Edward Smigly-Rydz
Poland
Clive Iden
Senate approves $50 million CCC appropriation request
Washington reports the Senate approved a House increase of 50 million dollars for Civilian Conservation Corps funds for the next fiscal year. The boost supports continuing 1,501 camps in line with President Roosevelt’s recommendations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
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Middle Creek
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Imhoff
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William S. Wachtel
Avery Browning
John Grossnickle
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Frederick, Ma
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Fore Legislature
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