Seven Appointments For Pool Season Announced
The mayor and board announced seven appointments for the municipal pool season after an executive session. Positions cut include one women's lifeguard and one men's locker attendant. Weekly payroll reduced from 106 to 650? The article notes wage levels as 14, 12, and 10 dollars a week for manager, assistant, lifeguards, and attendants.
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Seirceg Peel
Baker Park
Board of Aldermen
Reguar
Ater
Paul S. Brengle
James S. Loy
Horace Z. Opel
Ralph W. Keller
Jean Gosnell
Ruth Baker
Rudell H. Cecil
City considers water revenue trigger for street lines plan
Mayor Culter reaffirmed the rule that street lines are usually built by individuals and taken over by the city once water rents reach 12 percent. The board discussed wages for Tuscarora caretaker Alton Bare, housing needs for Tuscarora and Fishing Creek, and renewals of radio investigation bids as FCC literacy notes. Bills totaling 2312.11 were approved for payment.
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Fred W. Springer
WPA
Springer
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Montevue
Carroll Creek
Maxwell
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
East South Street
Frederick
PWA
WEA
L. L. Wilson
Irving M. Landauer
J. W. Donnan
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Salvation Army
Lee Street
Wilson Place
L. W. Putman
G. Hunter Bowers
Carter Street
Gilmore R. Flantt
Biggs Street
Rosedale Addition
West Fourth
West Seventh Street
Mr. Flantt
Culter
Alton Bare
Tuscarora
Bare
Robert L. Grove
Fishing Creek
Robert L. Shipley
Shipley
Potomac Edison Company
George E. Scott Company
Charlotte
N. C
City Register
Grove
P. Tobias Kuhn
Charles T. Butcher
Commerce Street
John T. Best
Butcher
Gaver Case Before Md Tax Commission
The State Tax Commission awaited the Court of Appeals ruling before proceeding with a hearing on charges brought by Frederick County Commissioners against Alfred W. Gaver, supervisor of assessments in Frederick County.
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Baltimore
State Tax Commission
Court of Appeals
Frederick County Commissioners
Alfred W. Gaver
Frederick County
Ghingher Named to Head Maryland Bankers Association
John J. Ghingher president of the National Central Bank Baltimore was elected head of the Maryland Bankers Association at the second convention session held aboard ship on the return voyage from Bermuda He succeeds R Bascom Brown Jr at Leonardtown The five day cruise ends with the bankers due back in New York tomorrow. Marcus Nadler of NYU spoke on managed money influencing bank investment policies and Federal Reserve Board actions including reserve cuts and gold sterilization. The talk noted banks shifted to Federal obligations after policy moves and warned on money manager effects in a largely controlled market. Wage data from Brazil showed factory workers earning about 1105 and commerce workers about 1238 per month.
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S S. Reliance
John J. Ghingher
National Central Bank
Baltimore
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Bermuda
Ghingher
State Bank
R. Bascom Brown, Jr
Leonardtown
Board
The
Treasury
U. S
Quiz Answers From Historical Page
The item lists five multiple choice answers: Gen. Saturnino Cedillo, Benjamin Franklin, Frue, Propaganda handbills, and the German minority in Techoslovakia.
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Saturnino Cedillo
Benjamin Franklin
Frue
Techoslovakia
Gettysburg College Holds 106th Commencement on Memorial Field
Gettysburg Pa June 1 Hans Vy Kalienborn famed news commentator will speak at the 106th commencement exercises on Memorial Field at 10 am One hundred one seniors will receive degrees from Dr Henry W A Hanson president of the college The baccalaureate service occurs at 645 am Sunday on Memorial Field with Dr O F Blackwelder pastor of the Reformation Church Washington DC delivering the sermon Ant-eaters can live for long periods without food.
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Gettysburg
Hans VY
Kalienborn
Gettysburg College
Memorial Field
Henry W. A. Hanson
0. F Blackwelder
the Reformation Church
Washington, D.C
Clues Studied in Kidnap Case Near Florida Town
Investigators in Neeton Florida examine a sweet paper sandwich wrappers and a stained stick as possible ransom clues in the Jimmy Cash kidnap case. Federal officers questioned an unemployed carpenter about the boy while a $10,000 ransom was paid at a rural rendezvous. A brown paper map and a bloodlike stain were found near a ransom shoebox, and fingerprints are being sought. Braxton a suspect’s alibi places him away from the scene. deputies release two youths after questioning.
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Neeton
Fla
Jimmy
Forida
Eleven Loans Granted by Local Credit Group
At a Fred erick Production Credit Association meeting on Wednesday afternoon in this city eleven loan applications were approved and four were held for further consideration. The review was conducted by Walter D. Bromley secretary treasurer and John T. Scott member from Carroll County.
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Frederick
Jackson Promises Immediate Attention To Welfare Policy
Baltimore mayor Howard W. Jackson pledged immediate and continuing effort to craft an adequate welfare policy. Speaking to the New Voters for Governor League, he urged a state survey to assess needs and local capacities, and warned the unemployment problem grows daily. If nominated and elected, he said the issue would be his top priority.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Jatessa
Governor League
Ca‘t
Maryland
Public cattle sale nets 2675 dollars and 65 cents
Clarence HL Hesson held a public sale on Wednesday that brought in 2675.65 with twenty eight cows sold at an average 80.50 and top price 125. Hellers sold from 35 to 46 each. The sale drew a large crowd. Glenn Trout acted as auctioneer and R L Kelly served as clerk.
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Clarence HL
Hesson
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Lewis 10 seeks seat in Senate in Maryland race
Representative David J. Lewis of Cumberland announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat now held by Millard E. Tydings. Lewis, 69, served 1911 17 and 1920 onward, returning after Tariff Commission service. He informs President Roosevelt and joins Hallgren in the contest.
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Washington
David J Lewis
Maryland
Senate
Millard EL Tydings
Cumberland
Congress
U. S. Tariff Commission
Lewis
White House
Roosevelt
Sen
Tydings
Mauritz A. Hallgren
Howard County
Iate
David J. Lewis
U. S. Senate
German Press Flare Over Czechoslovak Tensions at Eger
Berlin papers report a clash in Eger near the German border where two Sudeten Germans were wounded after a Czechoslovak army sergeant opened fire. The incident sparks German charges of Czech provocation and notes the Sudeten minority's precarious status in Czechoslovakia.
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Bern
Jusef
Ger
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
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MD. Tax Commission
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By State Association
Brazil
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Jimmy Cash
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C. D. Coleman
Lily
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Queen Marie
June Arden
Bloomfield
Styles
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