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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
8
A report notes that dancing to any music on Sunday is illegal under existing rules affecting dance halls and beer venues. Officials, patrons, and venue managers discuss enforcement, exemptions, and potential changes to permit Sunday entertainment.
City and county officers urged to end Sunday dancing at halls and beer gardens after State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers declared such dancing unlawful. He cited the Sabbath law and warned sheriffs deputies and city police to arrest violators, noting that many operators misinterpret the statute and that penalties include fines and possible jail terms.
A farmer starts with 24 hurdles per side and one at each end. Moving hurdles to widen the enclosure by one extra hurdle at each end doubles capacity. Moving twice as far with two more hurdles at each end yields the same doubling and then four more hurdles are needed to fit 100 more sheep.
Baltimore June 2 long delayed convict labor program began at Jessups today as thirty House of Correction prisoners were assigned to Crain Highway road gangs. Warden Walter E Quenstedt said twenty more would join Monday and total employed would reach about sixty within ten days. Three new prison road camp supervisors and guards joined Assistant Deputy Warden Thomas Rudkin, who led the supervisory force. The detail will build shoulders on the highway under State Roads Commission engineers.
The Senate complied with President Roosevelt's wishes by rejecting an appropriations restriction on PWA funding. In a voice vote, lawmakers refused to bar advance funds for building public plants, effectively limiting federal financing of public works.
A frantic nationwide search covers 80 square states of South Florida for five year old James Bates Cash Jr. FBI director J Edgar Hoover commands operations. Adductor held ransom father paid $10000. Reward posted for first 100 ransom bills. Parents secluded behind locked doors amid vigil and uncertainty.
A Japanese relief effort under artillery cover crosses the Yellow River near Lanfeng to reach beleaguered Lieut General Doihara. Spokesmen claim encircling Chinese forces are being driven back toward the Yellow River as reinforcements approach from Kuerten and Lasfeng, with one column reaching near the Lungna Railway after brisk engagements.
Baltimore June 2 Walter E Quenstedt warden of the House of Correction was named tonight by a rebel Republican faction as their nominee in the gubernatorial election to oppose Gov Harry W Nice who has not yet announced.
In Allegany County Republican event, Kumple led a steering committee for the Mary Republican League canvass. He announced 200 supporters had been canvassed and that a warden named Queasied had been selected but had not yet accepted.
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