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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1938

Page

5

Water rent suits again discussed at Frederick meeting

At a Tuesday session Mayor Lloyd C. Culler and the Board of Aldermen considered legal action against delinquent water renters. They approved the budget at 360,832.59 with a 1.05 tax rate and debated combining tax and water bills. The board eyed purchasing current from Potomac Edison and discussed land costs for Gambrill Park.

Noa Grove Dutt Lloyd C. Culler Frederick Cite Charles T. Butcher George W. Dansberger Frederick Potomac Edison Company Culler Edward J. Smith Forestry Department Gambrill Park Ralph Kline D. F. Davis South Market Street Industrial Laboratories, Inc Baltimore Fair View Magnolia Avenue Lindbergh Avenue Swastika Road Jane Zimmerman North Market Street

Curry Says Hines Sought Police Removals and Dodge Nomination

A surprise witness from Tammany Hall testified in the James J. Hines policy racket trial that Hines asked for police removals and backed William C. Dodge for district attorney. John F. Curry, once Hines' ally, said the district leader urged the Dodge nomination and transfers of police in 1933.

New York Tammany Hall James J. Hines Wm. C. Dodge John F. Curry Tammany Thomas E. Dewey Curry Hines Dodge

Answers to Cranium Crackers and Divorce Notice

The text describes a diagram of three lots and a corner street scene with men walking and drawing the lots. It reports a grant of an absolute divorce to Matilda S. Sowell from LeRoy L. Sowell with the court ordering costs. A corner grocery store proprietor plans to move and have the sign removed from Fourth Street.

Ihe Mr. Hill Circuit Court Mattilda S. Sowell LeRoy L. Sowell Fourth Street

Roosevelt Laughs At Maryland Advertisement Hysteria

President Roosevelt said he was amused and saddened by a Maryland newspaper advertisement campaign urging residents to resist his planned invasion of the state next weekend. The issue ties to the Maryland Senate renomination fight between Senator Millard E. Tydings and Representative David J. Lewis. Endicott Rich, Tydings campaign director, defended the ads, saying they amused the President and defended constitutional rights amid alleged federal overreach.

Washington Roosevelt Maryland Millard E. Tydings David J. Lewis Baltimore Tydings Endicott Rich C. I John L. Lewis Rich

Hopkins Defends Purge Efforts For Roosevelt

Boston August 30 Hopkins Works Progress Administration administrator Harry L Hopkins defended Roosevelt purge efforts as a proper course against leaders who misrepresent the party. He told a conference of Democratic women that officials backing the Roosevelt program should not be coerced into supporting the administration and condemned attempts to suppress public discussion.

Boston Roosevelt Works Progress Harry L. Hopkins Northeastern Hopkins

Missing nun found in convent attic

Washington August 30 Sister Mary Bernadette missing since Sunday from the Visitation Sisters convent at Alta Vista Md was found hiding today in the third floor attic of the convent Searchers who discovered the 28 year old woman said she was weak from hunger There was no immediate explanation of her disappearance

Washington Mary Bernadette the Visitation Sisters Alta Vista

Campaign broadcast cites alleged Communist charge against Roosevelt

In a broadcast, Representative David J. Lewis criticized campaign ads funded by Senator Millard E. Tydings headquarters, saying they implied charges of Communism against both President Roosevelt and himself. Lewis asserted the Constitution guarantees freedom of movement and speech for all citizens.

Cal Millard E. Tydings Roosevelt David J. Lewis

One Per Cent Payment Soon By Liquidating Corp

Clinton McSherry, president of the People's Liquidating Corporation, announced a forthcoming 1 percent distribution totaling about $95,000 for former depositors of the closed Central Trust Company. Checks will be available September 19 at listed local banks and offices across multiple towns. The payout increases total general deposits recovered to 26 percent, with prior 8 and 3 percent distributions noted, and dissenting depositors represented by about 3 percent of accounts. Old Faithful geyser is reported to have shown little change in height or timing since 1870.

Clinton McSherry People’s Liquidating Corporation Central Trust Company Ellicott City Middletown Myersville Walkersville Sykesville Union Bridge Emmitsburg Monrovia Thurmont Poolesville Smithsburg Western Maryland Trust Company This City Farmers State Bank Thurmont Bank Walkersville Bank Sykesville State Bank Harvey R. Spessard Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company Commercial and Farmers Bank Fpoolesville Bank Farmers Banking and Trust Company

Kiwanis talk covers Black Hills and Yellowstone trip

Dr T Clyde Routson spoke to the Kiwanis about his July journey through the Black Hills, Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. The party included Dr and Mrs Routson, Mr and Mrs J H Baker and others, staying at the State Game Lodge. He highlighted Homestake gold output, geysers, glaciers and tame wildlife in Yellowstone, plus Glacier’s numerous glaciers. A tale of a bear photo incident and a car wreck followed, noted by the guide. Francis Perrott presided. Robert Hutchison attended as a guest.

Black Hills South Dakota Yellowstone Glacier National Parks T. Clyde Roulson Fredestex Routson J. H. Baker Buckeystsan Baore State Game Lodge White House Caolidge Dr. Beatson Homestake Deadwood Lead City Yellowstone Park Glacier Park Boutson Benjamin Rosenour Robert A. Hutchison Manassas Francis Perrott

Author Leases Home at Blue Ridge Summit

Charles George the noted playwright and composer has leased the O'Brien Cottage on Roland Hill for one year. He will maintain a studio there and spend the summer at Blue Ridge Summit before remaining in New York for the winter.

Blue Hidge Summit Charles George New York O'Brien Roland Hill

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