Brick sidewalk work begins on South Market Street
Twenty streets listed for brick relaying as part of city WPA project. Three-fourths mile near To Market Road. Concrete work on three streets approved. Total cost about 4094 dollars with city and WPA shares. Work to start and extend through summer with WPA labor.
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South Market Street
Ity
WPA
York
Clacke Slace
College Avenue
Jefferson Steed
WPAS
Elmer Suc. Maxwell
WPA 1
Maxwell
FLW
Springer Awpa
Bown
Winthster
Frederick
Market
Amile
Doubs-Church Hall
Doubs- Point of Rocks
Churches Plan Dinner For Bishops Crusade
Southern Methodist churches in Frederick County plan a Friday night dinner at 7 o clock as part of Bishops Crusade to retire Foreign Missions Board debts. The event marks the Aldersgate Commemoration leading to John Wesley’s 200th conversion anniversary, with speakers from Frederick and Brunswick churches and plans for Gaithersburg and Poolesville gatherings.
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Frederick County
Foreign Missions Board
Charel
China
Charles Taylor
Benjamin Jenkins
Aldersgate
John Wesley
Frederick
Flint Dd
Welock
South
W. Ty Gover
Alfred R. Jones
Hammingwick
Stolen Car Recovered near Frederick Town
A Chevrolet sedan stolen Sunday afternoon from Market and Third streets, owned by Robert W. Lebhers of East Third street, was recovered Monday evening along the Manoe river near Red Bridges northwest of Frederick. It was found by Martin Linton, a employee at Ste Leh fert who lives near the bridge. The gas tank was empty but the cap undamaged.
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Market
Third Streets
Robert W. Lebhers
Third Street
Red Brides
Vst
Frederick
Martin Linton
Ste Lehfert
Behind The Scenes In Washington On Wagner Act Debate
Washington April. Administration policy on the Wagner act remains unsettled as the Supreme Court rulings limit federal labor policy. The NLRB faces fights with craft unions and plant-wide representation while congress and unions argue for or against compulsory incorporation and arbitration. Secretary Perkins tries to steer a conference to shape industrial relations under collective bargaining.
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Frances Perkins
NBRB
Miss Perkins
Labor Department
Industralists
Emplo Ers
NLRB
A. F.of L
C. I. QO
A. F. of L
Warner
Lewis
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Report
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am today at none with April to date at 1 inch, normal April precipitation at 7.35 inches. Actual April values show 1 am reading at 269 inches, excess compared to 1997. High yesterday 13, high last year 7. Low first night 4, low last year 4. Sun and moon data indicate tomorrow’s conditions around -3.25 with missing letters.
County Bond Share and Farm Tax Opposition in Maryland
County officials reported Maryland state bond costs totaling 877,070 to Frederick County with county shares of 777,070 and a plan to relax bond issuance for permanent improvements. Maryland farm leaders oppose higher real estate taxes and push a tax package including whiskey and beer duties and a soft drink syrup tax to fund relief, as the legislature reconvenes for a special session.
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Baltimore
Apithea
Col Weston
Miavland
Owetta
Patten Marine
Annapolis
Legislracture
Frederick County
Maryland
State Grange
Maryland Farm Bureau
C. E. Wise, Jr
Market Dealings Quiet With Assorted Losers
Stock buyers lifted bids in today's market and selected issues hit the rallying trail for gains of fractions to two or more points. Active flurries appeared on the upside while overall dealings remained quiet. An assortment of losers appeared near the fourth hour but steels rails and farm implements held near best levels. Pound sterling rose to 4 9 2 5 16.
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New York
Heads Parks 30 Years
San Francisco announces the 30 year tenure of Juan McLaren as head of the park system. He is credited with establishing Golden Gate Park and guiding the department through major urban development and conservation efforts. The city notes his long service amid a transforming landscape.
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San Francisco
Juan Mclaren
Golden Gate Park
Hutler Aims at Enduring German Rebuild Plan
The report outlines a cautious view of Germany’s postwar armament aims and potential economic and political pressures. Observers weigh whether German leadership can sustain a peacetime rearmament program under international scrutiny, with Roosevelt and other world powers watching closely.
Business union talks in parley over labor policy
Washington April 20— secret talks brought labor and business leaders together with government officials to seek a national policy to avert strikes and lockouts. Participants discussed a possible peace proposal and amendment to the Wagner Act, with a final conclusion likely in a day or two of similar conferences. The group included leaders from organized labor, national and business groups, and various industries experienced in arbitration.
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Washington
Perkin
Tmes
Ordustrigh
End of
Parioad
Rice Named To Head State S A R In Maryland
Frederick businessman Lerens A Rice was elected president of the Maryland State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at the annual meeting Monday night in Baltimore's Hotel Belvedere. Edward De Shrines of Frederick was named a vice president. the society marked the 178th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and the 48th of the Sacatary with United States Comptroller Joe Starnes as principal speaker.
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Lewis A. Rice
Frederick
Maryland
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
Edward de Shrines
Rice
Sere Igeant
Lawrence Everhart
Edward S. Diwlaplames
AL the
Vwesander Armstrong
Lexington
Frederektonian
Hanmnond Clary
Marian Stull Mauver
John S Dere
Lewis To Wilson
Jesse Bo Andore
Mir Base
Mir Shriner
Mr. Delaplaine
Freight Ship Severn Seas Spry Breaks Blockade at Bilbao
The Severn Seas Spry, a freighter, reportedly broke through the rebel blockade off Bilbao under cover of night. Authorities say the move reopened the way for shipping, while a British vessel Spinstone sought and obtained clearance to Spain as diplomats warn of escalating force in the region.
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Severn Seas
Basqie Capetal
Strana
Spain
Spain To Cut Off Volunteers Ward Gammanillon
International
Spinstone
Bordeaux
Virginia Grand Lodge Head At Meeting Here
Vernon Eddy of Winchester led the Grand Lodge of Virginia at the Columbia Lodge No 58 A and A M meeting in the Masonic Temple. Maryland officials and local Masons attended, with meals and a discussion of the Grand Master’s jewel once worn by Washington and other Virginians.
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Vernon Eddy
Winchester
Grand Lodge of
Vingania
Virginia
Peninsylvinia
Columbia Lodge
Mivvanie Temple
Maryland
Mr "Eddy
Arthur WH. Dell
Frederick
Mir Dallis
James
General Motors Talks With Strike Committee
In Oshawa Ontario General Motors of Canada agrees to meet with the strike committee amid a wave of walkouts. Reported discussions aim to resolve wage and benefit disputes as workers press for terms matching earlier industry settlements. Local figures referenced include union leaders and company officials seeking a peaceful resolution.
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Oshawa
Ontara
Apribare
General Motors
Canad
Atona
Petey
Warners McMard
Plans for Boy Scout Fund Drive in Frederick
Frederick volunteers organize a part time fund drive for Boy Scouts from May 3 to May 4 with four local troops active and team captains Guy Motter and C Thomas Summers. The effort aims to reestablish scouting as a community enterprise with a part time director and a broader drive by fall. Local leaders including Rev W C Royal and Dr Ignatius Bjereere coordinate with Boy Scout headquarters in Washington.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
LPL
W Springer
Wall
Francs Scot Key
Springer
Operan
Guy K. Motter
C Thomas Summers
W. C. Royal
Ignatius Bjerleere
Boy Scout
Washington
Carroll MW. Hendrickson
Sam W. Maples
Socus
Roosevelt outlines taxes to back relief plan and debt rise
President Roosevelt told Senate that new taxes and tighter economy are needed to cover a projected 1938 deficit. He warned the public debt could near 35.5 billion by June 1938 and urged a careful tax survey, avoidance of new outlays, and liquidation measures while preserving essential relief funding.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Eta
United States
Ingame Tax Debate Roils British Armament Bills
The Chancellor voices plans to raise the tax by about 2.01 percent to fund armaments. MPs react amid lingering calls for fiscal restraint as defense spending dominates the finance outlook. Former exchequer chancellors Lloyd George Clinch and Horne are noted in the debate.
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Chamberkin
David Lloyd George
Wanston Clinch
Robert Horne
Civic Club Approves Local C Of C Aims
The Frederick Civic Club, led by new president Mia Calvin Bo Sehildkoecht, endorses the ten point program of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. Speakers include Miss Wilkins on Greek citizenship and local meetings in Baltimore and Norristown, with reports from Mrs Gregory and others. Refreshments followed the session.
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Frederick
Wile Kans
Sant
Sparta
Co OW. Gregory
Upaa
Cren Berhind
Faermeeting
Mra
Henry Op Abbott
Sombikneett
Hilhy de Bane
Bsippingtin
Stes Schildknesh
Mies Moor
Welfare Board For Corrections
Baltimore
Fire destroys brooder house and 100 chicks
A fire Saturday night destroyed a brooder house owned by George W. Creager, along with 100 chicks. The Creager family was away in Frederick when the blaze started. lay estimate was about $10 and not insured. Neighbor Wi Beard discovered the fire, and the Redway Fire Camping Jeepan helped prevent spread to other buildings.
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George W. Creager
al Jatout
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