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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
7
City officials approved twenty three permits allowing special parking privileges. The action aims to ease access for residents and workers with designated zones, with privileges to be monitored by the traffic department.
Madison Street property owners urge action as a delegation seeks to curb influx of colored families. Aldermen approve an ordinance allowing special parking permits for physicians and certain businesses at a $5-10 per annum fee, with limited spaces and new markings planned.
The Frederick council debated leases for several residents including Elizabeth Newman Emma Newman England Mary H Newman and others with annual rents from 1 to 200. The scene covered property along Harris to Middle alley and special requests on lighting and driveways. Actions included Blue Ridge Lines parking adjustments at West Patrick terminal and a water sewer inquiry on West Fourteenth. Wade H Jones plumbing license approved and the Pennsylvania Railroad parking space deal for $1 monthly noted. Volunteers of America solicitation denied and bills totaling 2016.10 ordered paid.
In eastern Spain fighting raged around Teruel as government forces repelled insurgent assaults from northwest and south while a bitter garrison held inside the city. Reports said heavy shelling and a looming three day capture deadline drove units through three feet of snow. United States pecan production note follows.
The National Labor Relations Board denied Ford Motor Company's petition for rehearing on its Wagner Act violation. The board will seek a federal appeals court order to enforce its decision ordering reinstatement of 29 employees discharged for union activity.
Answers cover sports history weather science and biology topics. Notable items include Roger Bresnahan nicknamed the Prince of Tra-Lee and explanations of cloud visibility rain reflection frog biology hybrid terms and plant cellular lineage.
President Roosevelt sent Congress a 1939 budget calling for a $539 million cut in federal spending while forecasting a potential billion dollar deficit due to foreign troubles and relief needs. Expenditures rise to 8.87 billion with receipts at 5.92 billion. the relief program remains the largest item.
Hankow Jan 5 Chinese resolve to fight Japan to the utmost is shown by a government decision to strengthen the national military council and by renewed activity of Mme Chiang Kai Shek reorganized air force. Bombers sank two Japanese gunboats on the Yangtze near Wuhu Jan 3 and destroyed six planes at Wuhu. Japanese forces claimed interception and no damage. Chiang Kai Shek remains head of the council with six new boards to cover operations training administration political training justice transport and publicity.
Annapolis Md Jan 5 State Comptroller Wm S Gordy Jr today mailed checks totaling 1109607 81 to Baltimore city and the Boards of Education of the 23 counties covering the second quarterly payment of state funds for the 1938 fiscal year The payment is for January February and March Funds will go to the negro industrial fund party pay ment of salaries school books census and attendance equalization fund and reduction of county school taxation Amounts distributed to counties included Carroll 50273 97 Frederick 49789 Montgomery 43539 66 and Washington 61805 28
Baltimore January 5 Attorney General Herbert R OConor a Democratic gubernatorial candidate warned that government must not impede private business He told the American Institute of Banking governing board that business is the nation s backbone and profits motive is a laudable energizing force He urged cooperation between big business and the government though he said it could not be forced.
Maryland motorists with old licenses must surrender or face arrest after January 10. Harry S. Bullen reports about 390,000 new licenses issued and 12,000 more applications filed before the December 31 deadline, with all pending applications to be processed by January 10. Police will enforce by detaining drivers using old licenses after that date.
A birthday celebration was hosted at Mr and Mrs Albert Dyer home on Monday evening for their daughter Margaret who turned eighteen. Attendants included Russes Margaret Josephine Dyer Helen Dunst Mildred Foreman Virginia Engle Nora Welters Elizabeth Sweeney Mary O'Brien and guests Henry Cramer Bavara Morgan John Murphy Barry Young Jr and Mr and Mrs Dyer. Agricultural scientists advise farmers that a few well stretched spring skins can bring more money than many poor ones.
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