Free Parking Ground Plan Defeated At Special Meeting
A busy city hall session ended with a 3 2 vote against pursuing Rotary Club options for a free parking ground on East Patrick Street. Aldermen opposed the cost and potential impact on uptown merchants while petitions from Automobile Club Maryland and local merchants supported expanded parking. Also approved were salary rollbacks to pre sewer levels for four city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Rotary Club
Robert L. Grove
P. Tobias Kuhn
Charles T. Butcher
Herbert 5. Schroeder
Edward P. Oden
Grove
Schroeder
Automobile Club of Maryland
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Alton Y. Bennett
Automobile Club
John A. Shires
Francis Scott Key
Sam W. Maples
Maples
Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Irving H. Weil
Weil
William B. Bennett
A. H. Crawford
Henry K. C. Fox
Delbert Poole
Elmer St . Maxwell
Edward 3. Smith
Marian Shipley
Irving S. Kefauver
Smith
New Coal Ordinance Adopted With 50 Dollar Fee
City authorities adopt a unified coal ordinance aligning with state law setting a 50 dollar annual coal business fee, replacing a 75 dollar rate. Aldermen Grove Schroeder and Butcher vote yes with Kuhn and Oden against. City Attorney Smith reports court decisions on race ingress cases and police powers under the Fourteenth Amendment. City engineer notes sewer item overruns and reallocates funds, increasing Engineering to 80 thousand and Construction to 886 thousand with other adjustments.
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Win Conneccion
City Planning Commission
Grove, Schroeder
Butcher
Kuhn
Oden
Madison Street
Smith
Holden S. Felton
Maryland Court of Appeals
Felton
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Sale of Carey Real Estate Authorized
The Circuit Court authorized the sale of the late Harriet V Carey property on Catoctin avenue linked to an equity suit by Meredith Grushon against Howard Hollingsworth. Trustees Francis Perrot Edward DelaPlain and Patrick Schnauffer will conduct the sale, with creditors rights reserved. M J Grove Lime Company plans street paving and overrun estimate. The Crawford bus line gains a dedicated parking space on South Market Street.
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Circuit Court
Meredith Grushon
Howard Hollingsworth
John S. Derr
Harriet Virginia Carey
Catoctin Avenue
McCurdy Field
Hollingsworth
Grushon
Francis Perrot
Edward S. Delaplaine
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William A Storm
Alton ¥. Bennett
B. B Rosenstock
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Grove
C. Burr Ariz Library
Crawford Bus Line
South Market Street
Leis And Dubinsky In Bitter Exchange
New York leaders John Lewis head of the C I O and David Dubinsky chief of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union sparred over renewed calls for peace with the A F of L. Lewis mocked Dubinsky while Dubinsky said workers hunger for peace and would not be denied.
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New York
John Lewis
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
A.F
Eliza
Lot
Lewis
Fear prompts unrest among workers in Maryland health service
Baltimore January 12 fear of contracting tuberculosis has caused unrest among three State Industrial Accident Commission employees who died and another who is seriously ill. State Employment Commissioner Harry C. Jones said this during a hearing on an unemployment claim for a half-pay state disability pension filed by the sick worker who says she contracted TB while in state service.
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Baltimore
State
Industrial Accident Commission
Harry C. Jones
An & Clam
Panay Bombing Discussed as Japan's Plan, Reckord Says
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord addressed Rotarians, arguing the Panay bombing was part of a deliberate Japanese plan to dominate China and the Far East and to pressure the signatories of the mine-power pact. He described Japan's religious fervor, imperial structure, and strategic aims including seizing eastern China, Inner Mongolia, and Russia's Maritime Provinces, with armies massed in China and counter-moves possible from Russia and Manchuria.
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Milton A. Reckord
Rotarians
United States
Panay
Yangtze River
Nanking
Japan
China
Gen. Reckord
Francis Seow Key Hotel
Foreign Office
Gena
Reckord
Inner Mongolia
Russia
Peiping
Shanghai
Canton
Imperial Council
Manchuria
Moscow
Reckard
Lake Baikal
Trans-Siberian
Fred Springer
Walter Tafrica
Gettysburo
O. Terpennig
Rockville
Adj
Bernard C Morris
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles S. Houck, Jr
American Legion
Francis Perrott
John A. Shires
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A reader’s brisk set of trivia hints at Cranium Crackers with five questions. It notes that the British Constitution is not written, credits Anton van Leeuwenhoek with discovering bacteria, defines green gold as an alloy of gold and silver, states a creditor may legally accept up to 25 cents in pennies, and asks to arrange a sequence in a given pattern.
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Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Holland
Wreckage Found From Pan American Clippex Clipper
Pago Pago Samoa January 12 A 21 ton Samoan clipper carrying Captain Musick and six crew members crashed into the Pacific during a non stop flight to Auckland Oil leaks were reported and the ship attempted a ditch in rough seas A Navy minesweeper found wreckage 14 miles northwest and rescued fragments Pan American Airways President Juan Trippe declared all seven crew members dead after preliminary investigations and noted conservative operating practices prior to the crash.
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Pago Pago
Samoa
Pacfic
Dames
Edwis C. Musicz
Fis
I Navy
Juan T. Trippe
Pan-American Airways
Washington
Trippe
Pan-American
United States
New Zealand
Navy
Avocet
Here
Musick
Pago Pago Harbor
Auckland
Captai Musick
Pago Pag
Tripp
Pan-American Airway
Music
Not a Candidate Declined Maryland Clerk Nomination
The Baltimore Sun reported that Mary E. W. Risteau, the first woman member of the House of Delegates and Maryland’s first woman state senator, declined a Democratic bid to run for Clerk of the Court of Appeals on a ticket with Attorney General Herbert F. O’Conor. Risteau, a law student, had recently resigned as Harford County senator to become clerk of the county Circuit Court.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Mary E. W. Risteau
House of Delegate
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Herbert F . O’conor
Risteau
Law Studen
Harford
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Carey Real Estate
Leis
Garment Workers
C. O
T. B
Kansas City
Kans
Benjamin B. Southworth
William H. Gregory
Laurel
Stan Laurel
Vera Ivanova Shuvalova
Yuma
Aziz
Hollywood
Pella
Metal Head
Ic.c. Carty, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Bence
Guaarahren Delperey
West Patrick ST
Pan American Air_ways
Hendrickson
Fleisher Co
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