Bona Fide Restaurant License Denied in Frederick County
County License Commissioner G Ed Myers refused a beer license to Clarence R Ebberts citing failure to qualify the business as a bona fide restaurant. Ebberts contested, appealing unsuccessfully as attorney E Austin James argued the site on Steiner's hill near Petersville should provide meals and a seating area.
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Stimony
G. Ed Myers
Clarence R. Ebberts
Petersville
Mr. Myers
Ebberts
E. Austin James
Frederick County
Steiner's Hill
Sidney B. Michael
Michael
Com. ‘Rissioner
Myers
Charles McC. Mathias
James
Mathias
Jefferson
Steiners Hill
Frederick City
Peoples Court Room
W. O. Raw Brunswick
Stanley Zecher
Keefer
Crampton
Louis Brown
Ross Horine
Settlement Agreed Upon By Countess Babs
Attorneys for Barbara Futon 5 and 10 heiress and her estranged husband Count Court Hangwitz Reventlow announce a separation accord. The Count gains parental rights over Lance, two, with decisions on education religion and career. No property settlement. provision for the son. When older, the child spends half vacations with his father.
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London
Barbara Futton
Count Court Hangwitz Reventlow
Lance
Mayor And Speaker Hit By Rotten Eggs
Cumberland July 29 Six men faced hearings on disorderly conduct charges after a mass meeting here last night. Police said a crowd of about 5000 listened to evangelist Dan McNally opposed to the CIO when heckling began. Two eggs were thrown one hit McNally and the other struck Mayor Thomas W. Koon.
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Cumberland
API
Thomas W. Koon
Grea
Dan McNally
C.F
Labor Organization
McNally
Shaw Named 10 Local Housing Authority Secretary Treasurer
The Housing Authority of Frederick announces John L. Shaw as secretary treasurer and executive director. W Clinton McSherry cites need for data on city housing for four projects and an enumeration of properties. Shaw, formerly WPA Labor Superintendent, will share offices at City Hall with the City Engineer.
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Housing Authority
Frederick
John L. Shaw
Alr
Shaw
W. Clinton McSherry
Authority
United States Housing Administration
Western Maryland Trust Company
McSherry
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Think Earle Program Will Pass The Senate
Harrisburg July 29 AP key Democrats in Pennsylvania state senate say they have lined up enough support to enact Governor George H Earle s program to checkmate a forthcoming grand jury investigation of the chief executive and 13 associates. Four of the five administration bills passed the House last night cleared into the Senate Judiciary Committee amended and given first readings. TheDemocratic senators proposed second approval today with passage after midnight and House concurrence in the amendment before dawn Saturday. Earle s signature would make the bills law. In the House Republicans protested eight Democrats bolted but the administration swept the measures through leveraging its large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
George H. Earle
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Earle
Ford Broke Wagner Act, Says Labor Board Examiner
Washington July 29 AP A Labor Board trial examiner ruled Ford Motor Company violated the Wagner act by spying and discriminating at its Buffalo New York assembly plant. The examiner Francis M Shea recommended rehiring 30 UAW members and ceasing interference with union activity. He cited eight methods of alleged violation including spying on meetings and disseminating anti union propaganda.
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Washington
Labor Board
Ford Motor Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Francis M. Shea
Shea
United Automobile Workers of America
Firemen Seek PWA Funds for Building Plans
Local firefighters request aid from the Public Works Administration to finance construction plans for a new facility. Officials say approval would advance station upgrades and safety improvements, with potential timelines and budget figures to follow.
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Pwafund
Independent Hose Company seeks PWA remodeling grant
The Independent Hose Company plans remodeling of its fre house the only local hall not on the PWA schedule. Dr A A Radcliff announced the city sponsor is needed with a 55 percent sponsor share and 75 percent federal share for a total project cost about 35900 dollars. A rear extension and safety upgrades are proposed along with widened front doors. Delegates and parade participants were announced for upcoming events.
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PWA
Public Works Administration
A. A. Radcliff
Mayorang Aldarmen
Citizens, Juniors
Uniteds
Dr. Radcliff
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
William D. Zimmerman
Charles F. Bowers
J. Lewis Fleischman
Guy V. Brust
Clarence Herwig
Frederick
Woman Sentenced For Beating Her Husband
Harry Perkins, 39, of Braddock testifies in People’s Court about his wife’s violence. Justice Bowlus suspends a six month sentence for Mrs. Perkins, 24, on condition she reclaim furniture and avoid her husband. Perkins will enter a state sanatorium near Sabillasville. three or four children await new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Perkins
Braddock
Peoples Court
Sabillasville Mondar
Arrested as Bail Jumper in Baltimore
Baltimore police captured 33 year old James Curtis and handed him to Washington authorities. He was wanted for jumping bail after a nine month old conviction on two holdup charges.
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Baltimore
Washington
James Curtis
WPA roads degrade without binder on county surplus
A farmerUEST Lester C Zimmerman of Route 4 argues the Ballenger creek road extension from Church Hill to near Doubs is deteriorating due to lack of oil and binding surface after WPA construction. He cites county and state limits, noting surfaces wear quickly in wet seasons and calls for oil, tar, or binder to preserve the road.
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Lester C. Zimmerman
Ballenger Creek
Church Hill
Doubs
WPA
Zimmerman
Jad
Fred W. Springer
State Roads Commission
County Commissioners Office
Flint Hill
Urbana
Buckeystown
Ballenger
Red Hill
Tobie
Tnd
Mt Airy
Broad Run
Point of Rocks
Judge Leser Endorsed by Baltimore Republicans
Judge Oscar Leser of the Supreme bench won endorsement from Baltimore's Republican city committee for the U S Senate race. The move followed rival candidate Galeni L Tait's failed bid to block the shift in support toward Leser. Tait sent letters claiming no conduct would allow a judicial figure to appear as a pleading supplicant before a political committee.
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Baltimore
Oscar Leser
Supreme Bench
Republican City Committee
U.S Senate
Galeni L Tait
Tait
Weather Record High and Low Temperatures with Cloudy Streams
Yesterday reached a high of 94 degrees while the low was 71. A year ago highs and lows were 87 and 5 f1 respectively. Sunset is 7:27 p m and sunrise tomorrow 5:07 a m. Moon rises tomorrow at 12:17 a m and sets 9:21 p m. Monocacy and Potomac streams are muddy.
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Monocacy
Potomac
Reunion Draws 3000 At Pen Mar Park
More than 3,000 people attended the forty ninth annual Evangelical and Reformed churches reunion for Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia at Pen Mar Park Thursday. Dr. Howard R. Omwake of Catawba College spoke on Changing Horizons and Zion Reformed Church choir of Hagerstown provided special music under C. H. Roderick. An all college hour for ministers and laymen closed the event.
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Waynesboro
Evangelical and Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen Mar Park
Howard R. Omwake
Catawba College
Salisbury
N.C
Zion Reformed Church of
Huge Sum Allotted For Health Institute
Washington reports the Public Works program neared one billion dollars as Administrator Ickes approved 39 non federal and eight federal projects. Since June 22 approvals totaled 974,660,148 dollars in construction. Federal allotments include NIH Bethesda Maryland with 1,517,000 dollars for two laboratory buildings and eight sets of double quarters for sixteen medical offices.
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Washington
Public Works Program
Ickes
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
York Man Taken To Ohio To Answer Charge
York Pa July 28 A man known as John A Jones a York salesman for five years was returned to Xenia Ohio to face embezzlement and forgery charges involving 12000 He was identified as Waiter C Long 37 a real estate dealer who disappeared from Xenia 72 years ago after warrants were sworn out for his arrest
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York
Ohio
API
John’ B. Jones
Xenia
Waiter C. Long
Arms Inventory From Little Steel Strike Revealed
Youngstown Sheet and Tube officials testified that in the 1937 Little Steel strike the arsenal held tear gas valued at 10000 dollars eight machine guns 452 revolvers 314 pistols and 190 shotguns. Frank Purnell said the tear gas dated to 1934 preparations for a strike that never materialized.
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Washington
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Little Steel
Frank Purnell
Steel Company
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
World turmoil spreads from Greece to Burma and China
Rebels seize Crete's capital Canea as British troops restore Rangoon order amid Buddhist and Muslim clashes. Spain floods Ebro dams to disrupt government lines, while Japan pushes toward Hankow as Chinese counter offenses rip through Japanese lines. Pope Pius XI pleads tolerance amid racial controversy fueling fascist campaigns. The Hero destroyer inquiry sparks Labour ire in Commons after a Spanish insurgent attack.
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Greece
Burma
China
Spain
Canea
Crete
Rangoon
Ebro
Japan
Hankow
Yangtze River
House of Commons
Hero
Delwyn
Gandia
Late Selling Cuts Down Number Of Gains
New York July 29 AP Leading stocks held much of Thursday's rally in today's early market but late selling trimmed many gains to a point or more and turned others into small losses. Motors rubbers and specialties led the forenoon advance, but most gains faded as the session ended. Transfers ran about 1,200,000 shares. Bondy, rail pens moved up, rayon prices boosted Celanese and Industrial Rayon shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celanese and Industrial Rayon Company
Last Report From Huge Plane
The last transmission at 11 09 P M Thursday said the aircraft circled far south of its normal course to avoid a tropical storm.
Army transport search for missing Pan Am Hawaii clipper
Pan American Airways 26 ton Hawaii clipper with 15 aboard is overdue on a Guam to Manila run. The Meigs army transport aided search within 87 miles as the clipper fought headwinds, weather maps showed calm seas, and the craft’s strong hull and dual radios promised rescue if undamaged. Passengers include Dr Earl B McKinley and Dr Fred Meier returning to the Philippines.
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Manila
Philippine Island
Pan American Airways
Hawaii
Guam
Meigs
Weather Bureau
Earl B. McKinley
Fred ©. Meier
Washington
McKinley
George Washington University
Philippines
Meier
Department of Agriculture
Holt to request Senate opposition to a third term
Washington July 29 AP Senator Holt Democrat West Virginia an administration critic said he would ask the 1939 Senate to express formal opposition to a third term for President Roosevelt. He planned to introduce the resolution earlier but delayed for proper time. Holt cited the 1928 Senate vote 56 to 26 as a precedent and noted 22 current senators backed LaFollette's 1928 measure.
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Washington
Holt
W. Va
Senate
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
LaFollette
National Income To Pass 561,000,000,000
Washington July 29 AP Government experts said the 1938 national income would likely exceed 61 billion dollars, narrowing the gap Roosevelt predicted. The president expected a drop from 368 billion in 1937 to 56 billion in 1938, a forecast now challenged by current estimates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wan Held On Charge Of Beating His Son
Baltimore July 29 AP Fred Coverdale 34 was held under $500 bond on a charge of beating his eight year old stepson with a cat o nine tails after he found the boy smoking a cigarette in police court he admitted the beating.
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Baltimore
Fred Coverdale
Coverdale
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Babs
Hangwitzs
Ing Son
Anti C. LA
H. A. Post
Ford
Ing Application
Justice Bowlns
Mrs. Perkins
Justice Bowlus
Children's Aid Society
Verner A. Redmond
Bogota
Colombia
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Lopez
Leser
Pen Mar
Garrison
India
England
Anese Lines
Associated Press
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Italy
Cal Storm
Wan
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