City payrolls debated as aldermen fail sewer plan vote
A special meeting of the mayor and aldermen discussed reducing the city's engineering staff to fund the sewerage system. The vote on the sewerage disposal contract failed 2-1 due to lack of a majority, with Aldermen Charles T. Butcher and Herbert Schroeder in favor. City engineer Elmer Maxwell and others argued the project was not yet complete. The meeting also approved contract changes, personnel cuts, and the installation of new traffic lights in the Rocemont area as of January 17.
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Cry Hall
Charles T. Butcher
Herbert & Schroeder
Phitip P. Kuhn
Robert Grove
Edward Po Oden
Beme
Lioyrd C. Culler
Stat
Hyounanmone Wate
David Haegan
Willard I. Markey
Roger Willard
Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Irving S. Kefanver
Aldermen Grove
City Register
Louis EB. Kiehelberger
PWA
Maxwell
Engstrom and Wynn, Inc
Wheeling
W. Va
Engstrom and Wenn
Lions AG
Thomas Summers
Bord
Tineman
Rocemont
Varieties Staged In Police Court
Roger Rothenhoefer was found guilty of assault and battery on his wife and fined ten dollars with costs and twelve months in the House of Correction, suspended for good behavior pending payment. One witness, Ea Smith, jailed for contempt for failing to appear after summons by Police Chief Bartgis. Floyd Jones Ambrose Jackson Carrie Schern, all colored, faced varied charges. judgments included fines, costs, and orders to leave town or serve months in jail. Additional sentences included Delmas Shroyer relation, Henrietta Thompson for disorderly conduct, and Jeremiah Hawkins for assault and battery.
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Roger Rothenhoefer
Failty
Emimert FR. Bowlus
House of Correction
Ea Smith
Bartgis
Tie
Oliver Dorsey
Floyd Jones
Ambrose Jackson
Carrie Schern
Bowlus
Jackson
Dones
Carrie Scherr
Jesse Booker
Delmas Shroyer
Henrietta Thompson
Jeremiah Hawkins
Gene Uroctor
Predicted Conservative Liberal Clash in Congress
Washington observers foresee a sharp showdown between conservative and liberal camps as Congress confronts taxes anti monopoly legislation and a wage hour bill in the upcoming session. party lines blur with conservative and Republican Democrats aligning, testing Roosevelt programs and administration blame amid economic recession.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Drunken motorists face collateral forfeitures in state traffic cases
Eight motorists named for forfeiture of collateral on state traffic law violations. The list includes Thomas Pearce ten dollars Austin Jones ten dollars William Stineman twenty five Cedric Green ten Arthur C. Stanley six ten George TL. Kelly eight ten Arthur F. Daley five ten Mark Dreschner ten. More traffic violations slated for trial.
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Thomas Pearce
Austin Jones
William Stineman
Cedric Green
Arthur C. Stanley
George TL. Kelly
Arthur F. Daley
Mark Dreschner
Five Divorce Suits Entered in Christmas Court
The Frederick divorce court recorded five new cases during the holiday session. two petitions for separate maintenance were granted. Mrs. Sadie Gilbert sought alimony after alleging cruel treatment by husband John H. Gilbert of Hosnswick and claimed he took $25 from her purse. Other filings included petitions by Mrs. Mien Fo Rinker and Mrs. Anna Mary Lewis, alleging cruelty, abandonment, and support issues. Several judges set temporary alimony and counsel fees with January 8 deadlines.
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Sadie AL Cilbert
Xouit
Jobo HH
Gilbert
Hosnswick
Predersiek
Frederick
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Kert
Mien Fo Rinker
Theodore E. Rinker
Hagerstown
Rinker
X Am Automobile
Francis Perrott
Willian
Myeroville
Paine G. Houtralin
Los Angeles
Calis
Myersville
Robert BK. Clapp, Jr
Houtvahn
Willis M. Liowd
Hertha U Lioyd
Fredenek
Mrr
Sefinayster
Tollayd
Lillie A. Lindsay
Melvin L. Lindsay
Frealerick
Ine Forna
Ace
Schamifer
Teineboaye
Renpelt
Tanda
Irene R. Zimerman
Willan al Zimmerman
Irene Rebecca J Dallef
Zimmerman Ie
Stoe
Mrr Sehnauffer
Foils Alumni Dance Draws 500 To Armory
A record crowd of about 500 attended Frederick High School Alumni Association’s Christmas dance at the Armory on Monday night. Executive committee organized the event with Burton Creager as president and Paul Roder tuck as secretary in charge. The party ran from 9 to 1 and was described as one of the most successful ever. Music was provided by Johnny Hauser and his orchestra.
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Frederick High School Alumni Association
Armory
Burton Creager
Paul Rodertuck
Johnny Hauser
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The page presents quiz items with dated errors and garbled lines. It includes statements about cheese holes from bacteria, Ellsworth's Antarctic flight and U S territorial claims, misnamed Pillars of Hercules near Gibraltar, a flawed Constitution age clause, and an agent’s arrest wire message referencing a slayer and army funds.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic
U. S
U.S
Strait of Gibraltar
United States
Submarine Arctic Expedition Hinted by Soviet Press
Moscow reports hint that the Soviet Union is considering a submarine voyage to the North Pole as a next major exploration project. An official industry newspaper article sparked foreign speculation that a submarine may already be under construction for this Arctic venture.
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Moscow
North Pole
Hinson
United
Puehine Bulld.nst
Pole
Study of Diet Reveals Vast Potential Market
Washington officials released a study showing a large potential market in the American diet. Only about 23 percent of white non relief families have diets rated very good while 20 percent are poor. If all city families achieved first class diets, dairy, fruit and vegetable, and protein production would rise significantly.
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Washington
Bureau
Theta
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Grover C. Lewis
Harmony Grove
Frank B. Carn & CO
Membere
NEW York Stock Exchange
Haltimore Stock Exchange
New York Cart (Associates Commodity Exchange, Inc
Uhieaga Board of Trade
Equitable Building
Tallimore, Marsland
Playa
Noone
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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