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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1938

Page

5

Company Revenues Rise 8 Percent, Board Reports

R Paul Smith reports 1937 operating revenues up eight percent despite higher taxes. The board notes 395 miles of rural line expansion, three new generating units, and ongoing Cumberland river plant work. Bus service in Frederick remains unprofitable while new Blue Ridge units plan deployment. Corporate simplification by American Water Works and Electric Co. awaiting SEC reservations.

G. Mantz Besant Emory L. Coblentz Leslie N. Coblentz Robin Delaplaine W. Clinton McSherry Guy K. Motter E. Charles Renn Richard P. Ross Robert L. Smith Grayson H. Staley Charles Wertheimer Frederick Robert G. Foltz Henry Holzapfel, Jr R. Paul Smith Walter Wiltcord Ramacciotti Hagerstown J. David Baile Medford Morris A. Birely Thurmont Thomas Hassel Big Pool Abraham Hemp Jefferson William C. Maugans Maugansville Asa H. Watkins Airy Mr. Smith Williamsport Cumberland City Smith Securities and Exchange Commission American Water Works and Electric Company Commission

Breast Tumor Topic Discussed By Baltimore Surgeon

Dr Harvey B Stone addressed the Frederick County Medical Society in the Francis Scott Key hotel on Tuesday evening, covering prognosis and cure of breast tumors. Outgoing president Dr F D Worthington introduced incoming president Dr J H Messler, with numerous doctors and guests in attendance.

Harvey B. Stone Baltimore Frederick County Medical Society Francis Scott Key Hotel F. D. Worthington J. H. Messler T. B. Lyon Sabillasville Society Drs. Howard W. Ash R. W. Baer C. H. Conley G. B. Crist W. F. Cullen Carroll John Derr H. L. Fahrney C.F. Goodell J. K. Gray J. B. Harp P. 5 Lansdale J. A. Long I J. McCurdy J. H. Messier A. A. Pearce G. H. Riggs T. C. Boutson II. Brandfield L. R. Schoolman S. S Shafer J. E F. Smith O. B. Stone B. 0. Thomas E. P. Thomas R. H. Todd W. M. Smith Harvey Stone James A. Owings G. M. Barbour Gaithersburg J. W. Byrd Sandy Springs A. D Nourse Dawsonville

Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four

A compact primer lists quick facts: Tel Aviv in Palestine as an all Jewish city. A M and P M meaning earlier and later day parts. kith meaning friends. assizes as periodic English court sessions. arc as 100 square meters. It notes a Public Utility Act 1935 clause about exempting American Water Works and Electric Company and Potomac Edison as its subsidiary.

Tel-Aviv Palestine England American Water Works and Electric Company Public Utility Act of Potomac Edison Company

Making Progress On Business Conferences

President Roosevelt said he was making progress in his series of conferences with prominent business men on the economic slump and other business problems. He spoke at his semi weekly press conference and declined to amplify. He announced tomorrow’s meeting with the business advisory council and Friday’s session with automobile industry officials to discuss any topics they wish to raise.

Washington Roosevelt Business Advisory Council Actus Reed War Department

No Immediate Change In American Policy On Sino-Japanese Ties

President Roosevelt said the United States plans no immediate shift in stance toward the Sino Japanese hostilities following Japan's withdrawal of its ambassador from China. He stressed policy is on a 24 hour basis and noted no severance of diplomatic relations, avoiding neutrality act invocation. Senate leaders urge action, arguing the move signals war. administration sticks to technicality of no declared war.

Washington Roosevelt United States Japan China State Department Congress Clark Missouri Nye North Dakota la Follette pWfiscoasin

$87,000 Case Is Again Brought Up

Washington reports a Senate Public Lands Committee hearing on embezzlement by interior clerk Stitely. Major General Reed testified forged vouchers and fictitious CCC payrolls inflated relief payments, with Lassiter’s signature forged. Officials defended payment practices while senators pressed for accountability and trial outcomes.

Washington Interior Department Walter L. Reed United States Army Senate Public Lands Committee Reno Stitely Woodsboro CCC Reed Senator

Mystery Answers From The Years Of War

Answers recall figures such as Joseph P. Kennedy and the ambassadorship to Great Britain. It notes options about by 1945 or 1946, J Thomas Heflin, truth claims, and mentions China as a setting where burnings of buildings and materials aim to deny conquerors benefits.

Joseph P. Kennedy Great Britain J. Thomas Heflin China

O Conor cites social security to argue Constitution’s flexibility

Salisbury Md Jan 18 Attor ney General Herbert KR O Conor Democratic gubernatorial candidate told the Wicomico Women s Club that recent social security legislation proves the flexibility of the federal constitution He said the constitution today is as full of meaning as in the framers days He added private enterprise cannot do it and that the government has undertaken the protection of the people

O'Conor

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