Mobley Named Frederick Plumbing Inspector
Edward S Mobley, a well known Frederick plumber and member of the Mobley and Brother firm, was named chief inspector of plumbing under the city code. The ordinance requires his full-time service and resignation from the family business, with a salary of 1200 per year. The board discussed permits, records, and enforcement as the city moves to implement sanitary sewer and plumbing inspections. A parking meters study and a hospital noise complaint were also addressed, with actions approved and funds ordered paid.
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EbiWer
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Prineval
Cumberland
Grave
Moes
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Delegaton
Frederck City Hospital
Frederick County Medical Association
Grayson E Bowers
Delegaton Sud
Hopital
Nussance
Custer
Roosevelt denies involvement in Cannes festival incident
The youngest Roosevelt son told the Associated Press he did not throw a bouquet or attack a mayor in Cannes during the festival. Reports from a London newspaper and European officials sparked questions about his whereabouts and any link to the incident.
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Roosevelt condemns price keeping rider in tax bill
President Roosevelt scolded Congress for tacking a price bolstering rider onto an essential tax bill then signed the measure hoping the price maintenance bill would not raise consumer prices as much as feared. Backers say the plan would curb price stuffing and allow manufacturers to contract minimum retail prices, exempting them from certain anti trust rules.
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Roper warns against embargo harming trade with Japan and China
Washington reports Secretary Roper says the United States should not sacrifice proper trade relations with Japan and China through embargo under neutrality law. He argues the Sino-Japanese conflict is unequal and warns bans may push buyers to other nations. He notes cotton gas oil sales and aircraft purchases at stake and criticizes policy as risky. He cites Japan China shifting purchases if exports halt. He also notes China as a key buyer of U.S. planes and heavy guns and questions if some exports are sinews of war. On Capitol Hill Rep Hamilton Fish condemns the policy of adding mills to China as mistaken and warns of potential Asiatic war.
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Graveses Headed to Washington on Senate Appointment
Mrs Graves and her husband Governor of Jabima travel by air to Washington. They seek to appoint a successor to the Supreme Court justice seat while a vacancy remains. Argentine railways face blame in a federal court of appeal ruling for crossing accidents due to gates not lowered on approach.
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Roosevelts warning quoted in Liberty League critique
Fragmented text recounts debates on distrust of democracy, noting a Rooseveltdescribed denunciation of war and a clash over Supreme Court reform. Mentions Macaulay, minority rule, and calls for preserving majority control to safeguard liberty, with references to a visiting delegation and related figures.
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City Sees Second 91 Degree Day Amid High Humidity
Fredermick felt another August heat wave as temperatures reached 94 degrees with cloudy skies and a high humidity. A cooler Wednesday followed a hot night with a 61 degree high and a 7 degree low. In local business news, additional lots in Rosedale sold to Gaither H Sykes for about $300, deed recorded in Clerk’s office.
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Park Avenue
Cattle Herd Struck by Truck In Maryland Farm Incident
A reckless driver struck a cattle herd belonging to Dr. Noah E Kefauver Middletown causing two cows to die and injuring six others. The incident occurred Wednesday morning as the herd was moved across the road with a red flag warning. The truck from Cartes Centry Johnstown Pa failed to heed the signal, sending one cow 60 feet and another down an embankment. Loss estimated at 500. Dentry was found guilty of reckless driving and driving with misissued tags and jailed. Additional case: Donald Evans convicted of drunken and reckless driving, fined and jailed.
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Middletown
John Martin
Kefauver
Christian I. Smith
Cartes Centry
Johnstown
Walkersville
Frederick County Products, Inc
Dentry
Denver Shook
Walter K May
Fred Ridenour
Donald Evans
Cumberland
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J. A. White
Evans
G-Men to Probe Nazi Training Camps in United States
Attorney General Homer Cummings announced the FBI will conduct a cursory nationwide review of alleged Nazi training camps to assess possible federal law violations. Initial complaints arose from private citizens, via Rep William Citron, alleging Nazi sympathizers move firearms between camps across states.
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Homer Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Cummings
J. Edgar Hoover
William M Citron Democrat
Connecticut
Andover
Conley warns of picking nominee in Maryland race
Baltimore August 18 Dr Charles H W Conley Frederick physician who won big in the last Democratic primary warned that anything might derail the so called leaders pre arranging the vote He spoke as anti Jackson Democrats from the Eastern Shore gathered in Cambridge for a meeting seen as a county challenge to Mayor Howard W Jackson Conley urged voters to decide for themselves and favored a primary ballot with multiple candidates over a binary machine backed contest
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Mrs Charles H Knapp Hurt In Auto Accident
Mrs Charles H Knapp widow of the former president of the International Baseball League and former Baltimore Baseball Club head, is under treatment at her Blue Ridge Summit home for injuries from an automobile collision near Caledonia Pa Monday. She suffers severe bruises and possible fractures. her chauffeur was unhurt.
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Two North Carolina Counties Vote Dry
Rabish NC August 18 two more North Carolina counties join the dry column Stokes and Alamance voted 2566 to 1914 and 4086 to 3483 to prohibit alcohol control stores Two precincts remain to be heard from in one county officials said returns could not change the counties dry rating Twenty four of the states one hundred counties are wet and ten dry
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