Plumbing Code Delays Frederick Sewer System Use
Maryland officials press for a city plumbing code to permit tying residences to the million dollar sewer system. City leaders, opposing the measure, fear state health and licensing rules and potential fines. The Aldermen have avoided action since July, delaying operation and bond-related decisions while contracts for trenching and plant work edge toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
State Board of Health
Edward J. Smith
Maryland
Smith
Mr. Smith
Plumbing Board of Maryland
Maxwell
DeLashmult Brothers
Ligon
Morocco Construction Co
J. A. Laporte Co
Laporte
Morocco
Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON
Washington columnist Rodney Dutcher reports how Congress shifted toward the spoils system while Roosevelt battled in court reform. The piece outlines civil service erosion, board exemptions, and attempts to shield merit while political control expands across WPA PWA Social Security and other agencies. The article notes specific bills, retirements, and clashes over reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
PWA
Social Security Board
Bureau of Archives
SSB
Ilinois
Wanted for Two Murders and Four Bank Robberies
Baltimore August 11 AP Police and Indiana detectives joined Baltimore officers to pursue three Brady gang gunmen linked to two police murders and multiple bank robberies. The gang left a medicine chest and pistol taken from officers after the May 27 ambush that killed State Patrolman Manciuman.
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Baltimore
Indiana
Brady Gang
Goodland
Ind
Manciuman
Elmer Craig
Logansport
Craig
Fred Brady
Manciumian
Pao
Frederick
Brady
Middle West
Allen Bartais
Alfred Brady
James Dalhover
Clarence Shaffer
Congress Ends Court Controversy Over Lower Court Rule
The House approved a conference report on a court procedure bill sent to the White House. Speaker Bankhead halted sessions twice for order as Senator Sumners defended the measure. The bill allows direct Supreme Court appeals in certain cases and includes Attorney General intervention in constitutional challenges. Three‑judge lower courts and intra‑circuit judge transfers are also provided to ease congestion.
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Washington
House
White House
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Man Sumners
D. Tex
Judiciary
Sumners
Bankhead
Roosevelt High Court
Attorney General
Congress
Capitol Hill
Rayburn
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
D. Miss
Hawai
Puerto Rico
Aoskeleton
Doughton PD
N Oc
Ecoammuiter
Tepowoul
Mr Nary
Oregon
Police Seek Man Who Passed Bogus Checks in Frederick
Police seek a man described as about 5 feet 3 inches tall, light hair, wearing a light tan suit, who used a forged signature stamp to cash five $1,250 checks in Frederick. The suspect altered a rubber stamp to read Brederick, Med before forging Enale’s Wire Shop owner Melvin Engle’s name and cashed one check at a Shelol station and another at an American store. An unsuccessful attempt occurred at a Laines Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Melvin M. Engle
Enazle
Tala
Brederick
Med
Enelo
Hense
Walliams
Shelol
Demand For Oils Brightens Market
Demand for oils brightens market as traders respond to cautious optimism. News of sluggish stock activity and mixed gains underscores a tentative recovery. Sterling rose to 4.98 dollars with a 316 vent advantage, signaling currency shifts amid uncertain legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Man Arrested In Hagerstown On License and Brake Violations
John A Myers of Hagerstown was jailed after charges of operating without a license and inadequate brakes. He was arrested at 11 o clock by Officer Frank Darsey and awaiting a Police Court hearing tonight with $15 collateral and costs not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Myers
Hagerstown
Myers
Oficer
Frank Darsey
One Visit To Russia Enough Says Tourist On Return
Mrs Walter G Parker of Frederick describes her eight country European tour, praising Moscow poverty and Len ingrad bare feet, noting restrictions on self arranged travel and delayed visa process. She visited Germany Poland and France, met guiding officials at border, and returned settled after a long trip with companions.
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Russia
Russa
Walter G. Parker
Todas
Frederick
Cilatams
Parker
Runeia
Bern
Alae
Nicholas
Movcow
Outa
Rueetan
Dengnterk
Poland
Germany
Part
Europe
New York
Bredon
Aibind
Ran Woopart
Robert AL Keip
Clifton
Wectaudd
Meray
Meyran Hall
Crop Control Program Urged At Fredericks County Meeting
Abed G Black chief economist of the agriculture department urged a crop control program at a Fredericks County gathering. He warned that current farm prices cannot be sustained by existing policy and called for an adequate plan including ever normal granary measures and tied to the old AAA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abed G. Black
Agriculture Department
Lodmy
Black
Frederiek County Party Bureau
Grange
Petersville
AAA
Wallace
Rndo
Elheuie
Boxing Fight Ends In Glass Crash As Jodsons Flee
The Budd boxing match at Las Angies the seventh race of the main event between George Crachfrey of Penneyivarnity and Trank Hankinson of Ghia was halted by Referee Max Baer after a glass bottle hurled into the arena. Theodore Watts, 26, faced police on suspicion of throwing the debris as spectators and ringsiders scattered. Miss Keeler, wife of Jodson, brushed glass from her dress but remained for thecard. George Crachfrey sustained a scratch on his arm while others searched for the assailant.
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Las Angies
Theodore Watts
Atdoloon
Toby Kredero
Chris Marxito
Vo Auditorum
Ringsiders
George Crachfrey
Penneyivarnity
Trank Hankinson
Ghia
Max Baer
Jalian
Seven Prisoners Escape From Elkton Jail
Elkton August 1 seven prisoners escaped Cecil county jail by sawing a door and climbing a 30 foot wall. Deputy Sheriff Lewis A. Seth found the breach as authorities held about 40 prisoners in the jail yard awaiting September grand jury action on charges from robbery to attempted murder. Names and ages include Wimpton elath 30 holdup and attempted murder Gilbert Faulkner 14 robbery Bradford Mayberry 24 with intent to kill Adolphus Campbell 8 assault Blaine Purchett 24 robbers Sigman Yurmur 18 robbery Edward Rader 25 robbery and assault.
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Elkton
Cecil County
Vard
Sheri Tewis A. Seth
Forelock
Taree
Jak
Nnde
US A W Begins New Fight At Ford Plant
Detroit area facing a renewed UAWA dispute as members dispute access to Ford plant grounds. State Police and Wayne County prosecutors plan 7 observers to curb violence after May incidents injuring multiple workers. Officials sought to keep protests on public property and prevent repeat clashes at the Dearborn facility.
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W. A
Ford Plant
Detroit
Much
United Automobile Workers of Amerie
Wayne County
Cty
Dearborn
UAWA
Weather Record Previpitation and Temperatures Report
Weather data covers August to date with precipitation totals and excess over normal. Includes August actuals, temperature highs and lows from yesterday and last year, and sand storm indicators. Streams show Polomar muddy on Moorsland and Virginia sides with clear center near Point of Rocks.
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Aineli
Sants Sunes
Polomar
Moorsland
Virginia
Japanese Naval Force Moves Toward Shanghai Amid China Tensions
A large Japanese naval force and 500 marines were landed at Shanghai as Tokyo displays war power after the killing of Japanese sailors. Reports from Nankow near Peiping describe clashes with Chinese forces while Japan warns of possible large scale hostilities in central China. Commander Allen G. Quynn, of the USS Asheville, is due to sail toward Shanghai from Hong Kong, with his wife and three children joining him.
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Tokyo
Shanghai
Aret Lo
3 Light
China
Nankow
Peiping
James
Yanglee
Nippon
Central
Faul
Japan
Tientsin
Nanking
Tankan
Tn Rus
Irkutsk
UK Siberian Pravda
Secret Service
Far East
Asheville
Guynn
Rachel Motter
This Ey
Hongkhong
Commander
Quinn
Man Killed In Crash Was Known In This City
Minny Fredericksonians recall Capt Stuart Dietz as an aviator famed for daredevil stunts. He trained with Curtiss-Wright seven years earlier and performed at Frederick field. Dietz died Tuesday in Daytona Beach Florida while on duty. He was the first national guardsman sanctioned parachute jumper by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minny Fredericksonians
Stuart Diets
Eastern Air Lines Point
Daytona Beach
Fla
Diets
Freder ‘Urpoort
Francis J. Putman
Dietz
Putman
Frederick Field
Dieta
Fio
Baltimore
Hagerstown
War Department
Elephant seals thrive off California coast
Scientists aboard Capt. G Allan Hancock's research cruiser report a rapid rise in elephant seals near Tower California with San Diego Zoological Society observers counting about 100 males in one herd. Once thought extinct, the seals now enjoy Mexican government protection.
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Los Angeles
Tower California
Ronkeries
G Allan Hancock
Harry MM. Wegeforth
San Diego Zoological Society
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Elmer Suie
Engstrom and
Wynn
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Civil Service
CCC
Soil Conservation Service
Civil Service Compission
Disaster Loan Corporation
Railroad Retirement Board
NEA Service, Inc
Toledo
Wormer A. Ramey
Ohio
Ramey
WSBA
Bill
Linganore
Linganore Woods
Law
Tratnic
Eastern Airlines
Phi Drportas
Diels
Roosrt
Reed
Clannuu Uyaight
Stuart Gi
Altimore
Neers
Mrs. Parker
Vis
Mrs. Kemp
Flood
Frederick County
Jodsons
Glass
Jap Secret Service
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