Unemployment on the Rise Prompts City Meeting
A special Frederick aldermen session was called after a Thursday conference with civic leaders WPA officials and Welfare Board members. About 200 residents are out of work without relief funds and seek immediate projects. Officials say new local WPA work is needed and the city must allocate funds to proceed.
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OY Aes
Board of Aldermen
Winchester Hall
Works Progress Administration
Frederick
Welfare Reuard
Welfare Board
Turner
Herbert S. Schroeder
Lloyd C. Culler
Schroeder
Netion
Women in the News Pensioned Widow of Late Cal Coolge
Four years after Calvin Coo Udge's death the senate approved a five thousand dollar annual pension for his widow Grace. Rubus J. Zioncheck, twenty one year old widow of the late representative, begins as a freshman in the University of Washington home economics college in Seattle.
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Calvin Coo- Udge
Senate
Grace
Rubus J. Zioncheck
Representative
University of Washington Home Economics College
Seattle
Alliance urges petitioned workers amid GM strike
Petitions from laid off workers are being used as a new tactic to break a strike. George F. Boysen leads the First Alliance which mobilizes signed documents in hopes of stopping the walkout at General Motors in Michigan.
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George F. Boysen
First Alliance
General Motors
Michigan City
City WPA group backs blanket public works plan
Stephen C Cromwell WPA district director told a conference that the poverty program can fund up to a portion of approved projects with the remainder provided by donors. Blanket type projects include street and curb work, with potential to employ 300 men for short periods. The meeting urged rapid project recommendations and plans to pursue near term sites such as Mc Curdy Field and Cats roll Creek. About 25 representatives from local service clubs, Chamber of Commerce and veteran groups attended.
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Stephen C. Cromwell
WPA
Amtermen
WEA
Cromwell
Washington
Turner
Predege
McCurdy
Catsroll Creek
Willan C. Hoval
Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions and Zonta Service Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Prederielk Lodge of Elkay
American Legion, Salvation Army
National He-employment Service
Welftree Board
John Boland Remains in Prison after Board Decision
Haltimore authorities report John Boland must serve three years and nine months in the Maryland State penitentiary following a parole denial. The Parole Board, led by W David Tilghman, reconvicted Boland of conspiracy in the Lyddane murder case. Anne Lyddane was acquitted.
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Haltimore
John Boland
Francis “Stom’ Lyddane
Rockville
Maryland Parole Board
Board
W. David Tilghman
Boland
Alice Judges
Anne Lyddane
Kim
Woman Fractures While Rising in Washington Apartment
Mrs. Lotte Belt Chambers formerly of Frederick County sustains an unfractured right sex in a fall at her Washington apartment. The accident occurred as she rose from a date where she had been reading. She is hospitalized at Garfield Hospital in Washington. The piece ends with a note on advertising in the daily newspaper.
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Lotte Belt Chambers
Frederick County
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Mira
Chambers
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