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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1937

Page

10

Mt Airy Fares Train Continuation Pleases Town

Mt Airy residents hailed the Public Service Commission decision to continue passenger service between Frederick and Baltimore with one Baltimore Woodbine train discontinued. The hearing set for January 4 will address that single change. Local officials and businessmen said express service will aid new industries, including a hosiery factory, while some fear losses to freight and local travel.

Baltimore Public Service Commission Woodbine Cain Harper Mt. Airy Carryll Charles C. Riddlemaser The Chamber of Commerce Riddlemaser Watts Riddlemaier Express Riddlemoser Frederick Feft O Wns

Ickes Attacks American Big Business in Radio Speech

Secretary Ickes denounces concentrated wealth as a threat to democracy in a nationwide radio address. He argues the 60 wealthy families must be forced to follow laws, warning that failure to curb power could trigger a general sitdown strike by capital. He frames the issue as a clash between plutocracy and democracy and cites President Roosevelt’s forthcoming message to Congress.

Washington Ickes America Hts Robert M. Jackson United Les

Destruction in Shantung as Chinese wreck Tsingtao mills

Reports from Shantung province say Chinese forces using dynamite wreck mills and other properties to thwart Japanese advances toward Tsingtao. An exodus of Americans and foreigners grows, amid cha­os inland from Tsingtao while a vigilante corps forms. About 2000 Americans stay in Tsinan as US ships stand by for evacuation. A volunteer corps of 500 British German and Russian men is armed only with batons.

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County Tax Rate Set At One Dollar For 1930 Budget

The board announced a $1.00 county tax rate as part of the 1930 budget. Expenditures total about $4,844,240 with increases planned for roads, schools, and welfare programs, funded partly by state aids and funds from the Peoples Liquidating Corporation. Revenue rises from new real estate, personal property, and auto taxes, plus sinking fund and bond proceeds to support the emergency road fund and Rosewood Training School.

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