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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1937

Page

14

Frederick City considers seven taxi spaces amid parking dispute

At a regular City Hall meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen reviewed taxi company requests for ten spaces on West Patrick Street. Officials proposed seven spaces per company, with final action deferred after further investigation. The meeting also addressed revoking and redefining special parking privileges for doctors hotels and similar establishments.

Frederick Board of Metermen City Hall Aessian Cah Mio Nigmera GR Namsburg West Tatrickert Lloyd C. Culler Tanseary Hamaburg Prxt Board of Aldermen Laporte « Concasuelle Serra Attornay Elmer St. C. Maxwell Edward S. Mobley Cutler Mobley Tuvcalgie Mons Maxwell Pontract Ntr Masweinatt Mnt Con 4 Laporte Company Laporte Benjamin B. Resenttock

Six Hurt In Wreck Near Mideeville Route 40

Six persons from Od s ia Howard county were slightly injured when their automobile wrecked on route 40 four miles east of Mideeville Wednesday night. A tire blowout caused the accident and the injured were treated by a Mt. Airy physician.

Odsia Howard County Mideeville Mt. Airy

Campaign drives to raise funds for local M.C. AL winter program

Workers report progress in a campaign launched by the Y oal OC under Heyavs DO to raise 4000.00. After two days the total reached 140.00 including 406.50 by Albert M. Coblents division and 290.50 by Hubert de Smith’s Grey division. Blue division totals and individual team contributions are listed with totals for Wednesday and two days. Campaign continues today and tomorrow to fund the local M.C. AL winter activities.

Shou Yoal OC Heyavs DO. Shaffer Prenera Etry Albert M. Coblents Tue Hubert de Smith Nhe Blie J. Travers Thocais Teca Edward Betts Mack D. Ralph Zimmerman Amouth Hine Willliam D. Zimmerman J. Amex Hendrickson Robert L. Warfield J. Traveta Thomas Henry VW. Rameabure Lewis A. Rico D Saan Byron A. Winebrewer Glenn di Mec Mayofaie Sto Renty STM Elias J. Ramsburg Ralph Zimmerman Charles BF Seaptain M.C. AL Funis Erry

Roosevelt Faces Reform Flaws in New Farm Stabilization Bill

Washington December 1 Lee Wallace said the foreign stabilization bill is too restrictive in key provisions. He urged changes to allow larger reserve stocks of major commodities and noted the program could cost up to twice the 500 million dollars now spent on soil conservation. Wallace warned the bill could trigger frequent marketing quotas if reserves are inadequate and farmers exceed limits.

Washington Lee Wallace Pope Democrat Idaho McGill Kansas Roosevelt Nct Wallace

Limited PLOWS INTO WRECKAGE Aboard Fort Pitt Limited

A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Fort Pitt Limited derailed near Turkey Foot Curve west of Martinsburg after a freight cars broke away. Brakeman G Mason warned crew and a fuse was used to stop the train. No serious injuries reported among passengers. the line required detours and full restoration by early afternoon.

Dee Arly Baltimore and Ohie G. Mason Baltimere Ohio Otce Cumberland Irshh Martinsburg Gandolis Mason Cowebye Camden Station Baltimore New York Limited Enpinerr Myers Keyser Philadelphia Washingicta Trafic Western Maryland Railway Green Ridge Cherry Run Fort Pitt Limited Miller's Western Maryland Hartimore William Penn Ambassador Diplomat Capitol

Wage Upgrade for Greyhound Drivers Ends Strike

The Greyhound strike by the Bus Drivers Brotherhood concluded with a one fourth cent per mile wage increase for all drivers and a higher minimum. The agreement also raises the monthly minimum to 81 dollars and covers nine Greyhound lines from St. Louis to Portland, while rejecting a 200 mile daily minimum. Federal Labor Conciliator John L. Connors announced the settlement, noting cooperation from both sides.

Cleveland Dee. P Greyhound Toniett Brotherhood of Rayroad John L. Conners Greyhound Dunes Brotherhood R. E. Cochran St. Louis Portland

Signs Of Break In House Deadlock Over Wages Hour Bill

Washington report notes signs of a breakthrough as northern lawmakers gain support for the wage hour bill. More than a dozen new signatures bring the tally toward a majority, with a vote possible before Christmas. The bill has passed the Senate and faces farm measure tensions as labor and industry clash on cotton provisions.

Washington House Senate American Federation of Labor

Answers to Cranium Crackers and City Lots Sold

Answers to brain teaser questions list Adams foot pound and other trivia. City real estate notices report deeds recorded with multiple purchases including Narva, Twelfth Street and several buyers and prices ranging from about 100 to 2500 dollars.

James H. Grove Narva A. B. Collinus Harvey G. Wirts William C. Flautt Belo C. Alonzo Rice Wilmington Del William J. Wandley Twelfth Street

Testimony Completed in Massdaughter Case

Testimony in the massdaughter case against Elmer Ho South of Wreverton was completed in Washington County Circuit Court on Wednesday afternoon. Arguments were planned to begin this morning as the jury was expected to hear the Ron Smith truck collision case following.

Mine Grace Langbrake Life Test Near Weverton

A 16 year old in Brunswick faced a life test on August 10 near Weverton. The report notes the presence of a trailer equipped with numerous conveniences built into the rear of a Washington reader vehicle, most folding away when not in use.

Grace Langbrake Brunswick Weverton Washesington Cuse

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