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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

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General Motors Moves to Evict Strikers at Two Plants

General Motors prepared to file a writ of attachment to eject strikers occupying two plants amid a court injunction. Police chief Wills resumes enlistment of hundreds of reserve police as the strike enters its sixth week in Detroit. Leaders from GM and CIO union figures gather for a new conference and federal intervention looms as UAW seeks financial support from AFL units.

Flint General Motors Corporation FV. Wills Roy E. Brownell General Motors Thomas W. Wolcott Wills United Automobile Workers of America Detroit Chambers of Recorder George Murphy William S. Knudsen John Thomas Smith Donaldson Smith John L. Lewis Industrial Organization Chieftain Homer Martin United Automobile Workers Union Lee Pressman Frank Murphy United States Lewis Knudsen Washington United Automobile Workers American Federation of Labor Gentral Motors John J. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization

Pope Pius XI Prepares Short Address for Manila Radio

Pope Pius XI, now largely free of pain after illness, works on a brief radio sermon to be delivered Sunday blessing the international Eucharistic congress in Manila. The talk aims to echo unity among Christian peoples and follows Cardinal Daugherty’s papal legate role as Vatican radio lines are set from his private apartment.

Vatican City Pius XI Manila Dennis Cardinal Daugherty

Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary

The report notes February precipitation at 231 inches, below normal 295 inches. It records year 1936 precipitation at 299 inches to date. Yesterday’s high and last night’s low are 41 and 15 respectively, with last year’s low at 10. Sunset is at 1 ph mm, moonrise 2 43 am, moonset 1 12 pm tomorrow.

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Reassessment and relief topics surge at commissioners meeting

Western Shore County officials gather at the Francis Scott Key hotel to debate reassessment property values and relief administration as gasoline tax funds spark talk of road maintenance. Attending are Allegany Washington Carroll Montgomery county commissioners with Frederick County representatives and welfare officials.

Western Shore County Commissioners’ Association Francis Scott Key Allegany Washington Carrot Montgomery Counties State Roads Commission General Assembly State Senate Cecil County Harold E Cobourn Frederick County A. H. Derr A. Grant Hooper Jesse J. Renner Archley R. Molesworth Edward §. Delaplaine J. Sheldon Turner

Mattson suspect killed in cell in Auburn jail

Auburn Washington February 4 AP John F Johnson 40 held since Friday on suspicion in the Charles Mattson kidnapping and slaying was found strangled in his jail cell. Police said a belt was around his neck while other prisoners nearby heard no struggle. A night jailer said Johnson appeared despondent after a talk about possible release. Authorities had fingerprint and handwriting samples sent to the FBI. Johnson had resided in Tacoma since 1997 and had no known relatives.

Auburn Wash John F. Johnson Charles Mattson Bia City Ed Norris West Charles Ludwig Johnson Ludwig Hobo Jungles Bichon Hedenice Federal Bureau of Investigation Tacoma Tide

Lighter Receives Honorary Keystone Farmers Degree

Richard C. Lighter of Middletown and Camptown High School in Camptown earns the Honorary Keystone Farmers Degree at the State Farm Show in Harrisburg on January 18 for outstanding work in teaching vocational agriculture.

Richard C. Lighter L. C. Lighter Middletown Camptown Penna Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Chinese cook beaten during homeward robbery in city

Frank Lee a Chinese cook at the Red Parrot Tea Room on North Market Street was assaulted on West Third Street as he walked home from work. Police arrested Richard Cranchaw on a charge of attack after Lee identified him. a second suspect was being sought. Lee shouted for help, neighbors looked out, and Cranchaw, with a prior criminal record, was taken into custody at his North Benton Street home.

Frank Lee Red Parrot North Market Street Lee Allen Bartgis Richard Cranshaw Sid Lee Crane Show Jennie B. MarGill St? West Third Street Walter Wing Tea Room West Third Street Kinnehart’s Alley Cranchaw North Benty Street

Geological find explains gas deposits in Hornell region

Walter Redmond, former principal of Greenwood High School, proposes a prehistoric earthquake split the earth along a line through Herwell Canisteo and Greenwood. He says the fault would alter terrain as if the earth shifted today, potentially accounting for deep natural gas deposits in the area.

Hornell N. C Walter Redmond Greenwood Minh School Herwell Canisteo Greenwood Redmond

Hosiery mill employees raise for Red Cross

A box of cash and checks was delivered to The News-Post by J. J. Wilson, president of the Union Manufact Dhaph, to benefit the American Red Cross mood relief. The fund was raised by hosiery plant employees and augmented by executives and the company, with this and other contributions to be turned over to the local Red Cross Chapter.

J. J Wilson Union Manufac Dhaph Fedperytion Red American Red Cross Hosery Plant Themselver Mils Itedt American Red Croce

Lover's Sitdown Strike Locks Lobby In Missouri

Excelsior Springs, Missouri, February 4. Halen, a 30 year old former actor, began a sitdown strike in his sweetheart Miss Flory Hurlbury's apartment house lobby. He attached himself to a radiator with a dog chain and handed the key to the building manager, promising to stay until she agrees to marry him.

Excelsior Springs Burold Halen Bertsi Catine Abe Candidis Halen Mannigger Hulen Tulen

Social Security Board cites unemployment protection by state

The Social Security Board estimates 17,945,000 wage earners are covered under unemployment insurance in 30 states, about eighty percent of the total once all states conform. Delaware, AthelL, and Missouri account for roughly three-fifths of workers not yet covered, with potential nine tenths coverage if additional state legislatures pass insurance laws.

Washington Social Security Board Delaware Athell Missouri

Governor Nices Names Six Justice of the Peace Picks

Annapolis February 4 AP Governor Harry W Nice sent to the Senate for confirmation six Justices of the Peace for Frederick county. The nominees include Don Fred Ridenour of Middletown Emmett R Bowlus of Frederick Charles II Fogle of M eleventh district Wandsboro Albert W Ecker of Thurmont John T Hemp of Burkinsville Francis J Campbell of Emmitsburg.

Annapolis Harry W. Nice Senate Frederick County Don Fred Ridenour Middletown Emmett R. Bowlus Frederick Charles II Fogle Wandsboro Albert W. Ecker Thurmont John T. Hemp Burkinsville Francis J. Campbell Emmitsburg

Women Attend Second Day of Eucharistic Congress in Manila

Thousands of women filled Laneta Park for the second day of the international Eucharistic congress dedicated to women. The opening session drew an estimated 125000 to 150000 attendees. An estimated tens of thousands received communion from priests circulating in the crowd, with Masses held in many churches.

Manila Laneta Park Tosday

Bohn Named Magistrate for Union Bridge District

Annapolis reports Governor Harry Woolker has forwarded for Senate confirmation the application of Murray C. Bebo Union Bridge as Justice of the Peace for the Twelfth District at Carroll County. The action follows a positive recommendation for the magistrate appointment.

Bohn Union Bridge Dist Annapolis APO Harry Wolker Torlay Senate Carroll County

Col Munshower To Head Maryland State Police

Col Munshower is to be named head of the Maryland State Police by Governor Nice. The new superintendent expresses gratitude to the governor for his appointment and outlines plans for the force. The announcement marks a transition in leadership of the state police.

Col. Munshower Nice Maryland State Police

Frederick mayor Munshower a long service veteran

Col Elmer BL Munshower, longtime Frederick official and National Guard veteran, served six years as alderman and three as mayor. A World War II era officer and former superintendent of Maryland State Police, he reflected on career milestones and his plan to keep the state police proud. The account covers his early life near Frederick, business pursuits, and public service spanning from dairy work to the electrical trade and local governance.

Elmer Munshower Tee Rpg Cette Stbubury Frederick West Patrick Street Gow Aby Rine State Senate Maryhind Col Munshower Larry A. Roe Frederick County Jamiee Ereiner PF Seul Hakomar Enulatinia Marysland National Guard Munashower Mane Ishower First Infantry Col Maryland State Rife and Pistol

Cincinnati Fire Rips Through Furniture Plants Flood Struck Area

A massive blaze at several Cincinnati furniture factories and a retail store, amid flood damage, caused extensive destruction estimated between 75000 and 300000 dollars. Firefighters faced mud and limited water pressure as twelve companies battled the flames for hours, injuring two men as crews lingered on duty since January 24. City water reserves had just begun to replenish, hampering efforts.

Cincinnati Febad CATH Corp Dhave Ciattieli Ltitle Dubtieler Art Wood ‘Turning and Scroll Company Joss Narney J. Houston City Hall Hirc Redy

Terms For Ending Strike Announced At Tire Plant

AP reports a sit down strike at the Kelly-Springfield Tire plant in Cumberland ended after an agreement to negotiate grievances. Workers will leave the plant, work resumes for negotiations on five grievances starting February 10, not to exceed 21 days, and all January 19 payroll employees return to work without discrimination with retroactive wage changes once operations resume.

Cumberliar Meday Kelly-Springfeta Tire Company Atart Nantmeter

Lindbergh Celebrates His 35th Birthday in Rome

Charles Auguste Lindbergh marked his thirty fifth birthday in Rome as plans unfolded for a Night Ride to visit Hale Balboualy’s air unit. Informed sources say Mac Deveddt may join within days, while Barbola, governor, awaits before resuming their journey from England to Reyp on tras. The article notes Lindbergh’s affiliations with the American Legion and related groups, and mentions wife Munshower and daughter Beulah.

Rome Charles Auegustne Lindbergh Lindbergh Tripoth Hale Balboualy Mac Deveddt Tabya Barbo la England Reypl

Governor Ousts Maj E B Garey As State Police Chief

Governor Harry W Nice ousted Major Enoch B Garey as superintendent citing temperament unfitness and named Lieut Col Elmer F Munshower of Frederick to succeed him subject to Senate confirmation The new appointee viewed as non political aims to raise public welfare and curb highway injuries with a four year term and a $4000 salary starting June 1.

Annapolis Harry W. Nice Enoch B. Garey Garey Sheut-Col Ehoer FF Minnshower National Guard Frederick State Senate State House Elmer F. Munshower Maryland Pam Tam Munshower Gov. Nice Col Maryland National Guard Col Munshower State Police Senate

Specialties Push Ahead In Wall St

In New York on February 4 AP reports that specialties led stock activity with recovery prices, but most gains faced resistance. Steel stock drew attention with 4,000 shares trading at par near the 100 level for the first time since May 1931 before retreating. Pound sterling steadied at 4.98? per dollar.

New York Gary S Steel Tockers

Les Wig Returns to Court After Disputed Trial

Local court records show Les Wig facing new proceedings following a disputed trial. Attorneys for both sides prepared arguments as the case heads toward a fresh hearing next month in the county courthouse.

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