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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

14

Ceres Renews Mackall Attack

Secretary Ickes accuses John N Mackall former Maryland PWA administrator of making unapproved statements to Frederick Maryland mayor Guller about a 452000 sewer project. He says the grant would be cancelled if withdrawn or moved to WPA, and notes President approval of Frederick as a public works project with 432000 allotted.

Washington Harold Lookes Secretary of the Interior FWA John No Mackall PWA Marjand Liord Guller Frederick Culler Irkes Mactan WPA Ickes John N Mackall WEA Ate Maryland Haaz Kes Gia City of Frederick Fnsni Ngta Mackall Eckes Baltimore Suailie Oeibaa Iikes Frederick Sewer United States Boud Hopkins Len Tydings Len Radcliffe Public Works Administration Uheich Marria Works Progress Administration

Huey Long Dominates Louisiana Power Structure

Profile of Huey P Long detailing his rapid consolidation of authority in Louisiana. The article discusses control over state expenditures, local patronage, school teachers, and municipal services, plus the showdown with New Orleans leadership, and hints at ambitions toward a national presidency.

Huey Long Ling Lauland Relph Wheatley Associated Presa Bureau New Orleans Huey F Long Louisiana United States Huey Loulana T Semmes Walmsley Walley Wallisley Long Baton Rouge Huey P Long Alm State Board of Nawidation State Civic Service Commission State Budget Commission Pikes Graves Penrose Pennsylvania Tweed New York Hanna Ohio Sullivan Wine Taggard Indiana Huey Pierce Long Baptist Church Red Hls Middle Louisiana Poltician Abiec

Hopkins Blasts Ickes Over Job Gap in Maryland

The speaker accuses Ickes of delaying employment for workers in Maryland and failing to place employable people in jobs. He claims not every man will have a job by November 1 and criticizes Ickes for squabbling about who will do the work rather than creating opportunities.

Maryland Hopkins Ickes Gomg

No More Money for Sewer Work Policy Shift

Mayor Lloyd C Culler reported that Harold L Tekes notified him by mail that the city’s sewer project cannot receive additional funds beyond the $452,295 grant. President Roosevelt ordered all projects over 25,000 to go through the Public Works Administration, prompting withdrawal from the Works Progress Administration and removal of further funding requests. The city engineer Elmer St Maxwell and officials sought a PWA path, having already secured $452,295.

WPA Public Works Ac Lloyd C Culler Harold L Tekes Secretary of the Interior Public Works Administration Roosevelt PWA Elmer St . Maxwell Ickes John N. Mackall Maryland Works Progress Administrator Niet Works Progress Administration

City faces grant decision on new sewer plan

At a special Alder meeting, officials outlined a $462,386 grant covering 49 percent of the estimated sewer project cost. If the city declines this allowance to pursue a larger WPA grant and fails, the PWA funds could be lost. A public meeting at Winchester Hall Monday night aims to gauge taxpayer sentiment on the proposed system with State Health officials in attendance.

Alderety Tena Mydeena Une Wpa Mackall PWA Winchester Hall Culler State Department of Health Abel Wolman Department of Health Public Works Administration

Senate votes down tax delay amid Roosevelt bill push

In a decisive 85 to 18 vote the Senate defeated a Republican bid to defer tax legislation. Administration leaders urged swift enactment of President Roosevelt's tax bill before adjournment. Chairman Harrison of the finance committee forecast Senate passage by Friday night as adjournment nears.

Washington Senate Wada Ben Vandenberg Michigan Roosevelt Harrison Mississippi Finance Committee Senate Vandenberg Len Copeland New York la Pollette

City plans special election on improvement project

A special election will decide the proposed city improvement with Frederick's share estimated at about 550000 dollars. The project will create many jobs over about sixteen months, with roughly 35 percent of total costs allocated to skilled and unskilled labor.

Frederick

Engineer Transferred In Kent Queen Anne Counties

G Bates Chaires was named maintenance engineer for Kent Queen Anne's counties by the State Roads Commission. The transfer to Gar ret court is effective tomorrow and follows his recent duties in Chestertoun Maryland.

Chestertoun State Roads Commission Queen Adnos G. Bates

Palmer-Labotte session voting on delay and tax views

In the session lawmakers from several states weighed action on delaying measures and tax policy. Democrats including Capper, Nye II, Norbeck, and Copeland favor no action while Republicans push for tax adjustments as a widening earthquake shifts a tree lined highway near Kansas.

Tend Palmer-Labotte Borah Iah Capper Kansas Frazier Nye II North Daksa Jnhowan Norbeck Bowh Dukow Bure Nebraska Copeland Morris Etna

Misa Cubitt Earns Hen Certificate in New York Clinic

Our Misa Cubitt, knitting stylist, returned with her Hen certificate after two weeks of intensive study at the Fleisher Bodatin Fashion Clinic in New York City.

Misa Cubitt Fleisher Bodatin New York City

Knitting Hobby Gains Momentum In New York Clinic

The New York American reports a thriving knitting trend with a Knitting Fashion Clinic at Hotel Parkside. Two hundred fifty knitting stylists from department stores across the eastern seaboard attend, as demand for new styles and patterns surges.

New York Parkside Seaboard Texas

Our Miss Cubitt Tops Frederick Knitting Class Scene

Our Miss Cubitt, with years in Philadelphia, is recognized as a class by herself in knitting. After rubbing elbows with top knitting stylists, attending clinics, and studying 1995 Paris styles, color combinations, yarns, and stitches, she is considered the tops in Frederick.

Paris Binations Frederick

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