Culler Silent On Appointments Until June 16
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler, reelected by the narrowest margin, states he will not discuss appointments before the new administration year begins June 18. Edward Oden and Philip Kuhn will join the Board of Aldermen, with incumbents Schroeder Grove and Butcher reelected for three more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Appommner
Board of Aldermen
Edward 2. Oden
Philip T. Kuhn
Herbert S. Schroeder
Robert L. Grove
Charles T. Butcher
City Register
Louis E. Eichelberger
Jessy C. Shaver
Ron L. Leatherman
W. Harry Haller
Leo Weinberg
Haller
Weinberg
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Maxwell
Mr. Weinberg
Culler
City Hall
Public Works Administration
Shipley
Kolb
Delivwe
Nerbert 5. Schroeder
Magesla Lore Cates
Schroeder
G. William Shipter
Dvece W. Kolb
Grave
Knib
Butcher
Perenne Ty
Warkere
Mattatty
Permie
Nadie
Essary to Speak at Boys High Alumni Banquet
J Fred Essary of the Washington Bureau of the Baltimore Star will be principal speaker at the annual banquet of the Hows Haigh School Alumni Association at Vindobona Braddock Heights on June 18 at 7 p.m. His topic is Lifting the Lid In Washington. Professor Amon Burgee, former Boys High principal, will be guest of honor. Ars thir H. Doll, association president, will preside. musical selections by a quintet including James HH Harris Austin E. Rhoads Francis B. Sappington HW Lavier Michael and Irving M. Landauer. Invitations go to about 400 members. Officers include Dall, Summers View president. Austin W. Bloward rotary. James H. Falk treasurer.
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J. Fred Essary
Washington
Baltimore Stan
Hows’ Haigh School Alumni Association
Vindobona, Braddock Heighds
Essary
Amon Burgee
Boys’ High School
Arsthir H. Doll
James HH
Harris Austin E. Rhoads
Francis B. Sappington
Lavier Michael
Irving M. Landauer
Association
Mr. Dall
C. Thomas
Summers
View
Austin W. Bloward
Rotary
James H. Falk
Uf Urer
New Merchant Marine Plan Seeks 95 Vessels and Funds
Washington June 9 AP The administration asked Congress to back a subsidized fleet of 95 ships to bolster America's lagging merchant marine President Roosevelt urged $10 million to start construction and authorize $150 million in contracts next year The plan calls for 60 cargo ships 24 passenger cargo ships 10 fast tankers and one liner to replace the Leviathan Kennedy Maritime Commission chief warned of a looming skilled labor shortage as shipbuilding has fallen in recent years and urged immediate action to keep home owned shipping.
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Washington
America
Roosevelt
Congress
Maritime Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Commission
Disappointed voters as city books diverge from county records
The city and county vote counts diverged with about 3600 total votes, the smallest municipal tally since 1925. A statement from Mr Weinberg defends Republican support, laments Democratic candidates, and notes calls for a recount while praising Me Leatherman and associates.
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Weinberg
Corse
Leatherman
Republican City Executive Committee
Culler
Maxwell
Frederick
Movements for Peace in Strike Area Renewed Across States
The Great Lakes steel strike enters its second week as peace efforts unfold in Washington and Columbus. Governor Davey eyes a joint conference between CIO organizers and steel executives while the Post Office policy debate arises in Congress. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks protection from picket blockades as Youngstown enforces order with 100 deputies. The strike idles 70,000 workers across seven states with rival claims on impact.
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Youngstown
Duine
Great Lakes
Washington
Columbus
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Ohio
Maretin L. Davey
Arange
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Steel Corporation
The
W. O
Lewis’ Committee For Industral Organization
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Ca
Inland Steel Corporation
C. I.0
Labor Department
James L. Dewey
Lewis
Congress
Senate
House
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Davey
Canton
Monroe
Mid
Sherif
Ralph E. Elser
Carl Olson
Republic
Earhart Awaits Weather For Africa Flight Plan
Amelia Earhart studies maps of Africa in French Senegal as she awaits favorable weather to begin the next leg of her round the world trip. Navigator Capt. Fred Noonan and French headquarters officials aid in plotting the route across Africa toward the equator.
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Dekar
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
Africa
France
Fred Noonan
Miss Earhart
Miami
Fila
June
Three Initiated By DeMolay Boys Tuesday
Albert Gil son Rice Edwin Mason Mendrick son and Robert Ernest Klein were Initiated into Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay at a Tuesday ceremony in the Masonic Temple Cleon Alexander Master Councilor presided with seventy five in attendance The group plans several activities this month including a stag hike to Fishing Creek dam next Sunday a moonlight hike on June 2 with Cyril Klein and Franklin and Celber e st chaperones a straw ride and a wiener roast on June 30
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Albert Gilson Rice
Edwin Mason Mendrickson
Robert Ernest Klein
Frederick
Order of DeMonlay
Masonic Temple
Cleon Alexander
Fishing Creek
Fancoln
DC Encelbrecht
Frayed Report From Frigid City Newsroom
Reported in a cryptic item, Mree Aisha Yost and West Patrick amid stress over a patent claim at Frederick City. The fragment mentions a Freeterick City thvagital Captise and a tense, unclear event with no clear outcome.
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Aisha Yost
West Patrick
Freeterick City
Certificates Presented At Church Street And Parkway Schools
Seventh grade graduation exercises at Church Street and Parkway schools honored 160 graduates. The programs featured speeches by Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver and presentations by teachers, with Warfield and Miss Nuce leading music. Elementary and American Legion honors were awarded, and graduating students received certificates amid floral decorations and a recessional.
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Church Street
Parkway
Seholar
Lear Mendel Lasolin
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Chu
Alta Nace
Katheryn Nalind Denn
Meredith
Warfield
Mendelssohn
Warffeld
Gus K. Matter
American Legion Hong
Tra B. Wilson
Betty Irene Zimmerman
Shirley Virginia Dutrow
Kathryn Baker
Frances Grimes
Margaret
Jeanne Asris
Betty Ruth Strasberrer
Jeannette Key Freeze
Betty Elworthy
Dorothy Ford
Agnes Virginia Little
Dorothy Marie Foreman
Frances Louise Wills
Mary Louise Nothagle
Ruth Nickel
Pauline Elizabeth Ambrose
Mildred Catherine King
Elizabeth Jane van Fossen Stuart
Frances Virginia Burch
Gertrude Poole
Margaret Creager
Ella Grimes
Mary Isabella Dwyer
Kathleen Virginia Beacht
Mildred Louise Speak
Annie Smith
Ruth Wisner
Helen Knick
Irene Powell
Geraldine M. Crummitt
Helen E. Levering
Eva Belle
Hoffman
Catherine R. Miller
Betty V. Shankle
Schol Sapertount
May Soto
Ella
Scott Key
Amenteur Legion
Honor Certs
Fats
Lewis Vibert Ricewand
Ewa Duure Stull
Getty
Achat Development
Wilkminn
Vy Club
Opverture
Officers Nominated By Key Post Of American Legion
Officers and members of the executive committee of Francis Scott Key Post No 1 American Legion were nominated at the regular meeting in East Church Street. Delegates to the State convention in Hagerstown were named with George S Rodock Jr presiding.
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Francis Scott Key
Poot Nu
American Legion
Kerien Home
Church Street
Hagerstown
George S. Rodock, Jr
James G. Conroy
Arthur T. Kreh
Thomas E. Williams
Roger R. Rice
Charles L. Blentlinger
J. F. Minor Simpson
Wilbur W. Baker
G. Ernest Lipps
Elmer C. Smith
Robert J. Burall
C. Frederick Knock
John Poll
Guy K. Motter
al J. Ellin
Earl Gilbert
Uarvey A. Harris
William M. Starm
Arthur K. Kreh
Georges. Rodock
Charles P. Staley
Gr. Ernest Lipps
Charles R. Downs
Non-Union Worker Strike Shuts Fisher Body Plant
Non-union workers at the Fisher Body plant and nearby Chevrolet Jet assembly plant walked off work today, closing both facilities. City authorities sent extra police. many workers remained after the stoppage. Michael Gellow, president of the Fisher Body local, said the strike was called by a non-union worker amid tensions with the union. The plant plans to reopen when conditions allow.
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Va Gore
Dune
Fisher Body
Chevroe
Cutharihies
Shieh
Wvtrer Tte Varda
Michael Gellow
United Automobile Workers
Baginet
Pronvard Frremove
Re Registration of Voters Sought in City
Frederick city faces a push for re registration to clean the rolls. Officials note books hold about 7 000 names in a city of 16 000 with current registration only partially reflecting eligible voters. A full re registration would cost a few hundred dollars more than interim sittings and could be done before the 1940 city election.
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Foo Wade
Church Street
East Patrick Street
Frederick City
Board of Election Supervisors
Philip E. Grove
Groveyard
City Hall
Grove
Meade
Lloyd C. Culler
Altonio Bennett
Democrats
Ory Republica
Chars
Hia Famih
Oman
Power strike leaves 30,000 in Sag Valley still without service
Mid June 9 more than 30,000 Sag in the valley lack electric service while a settlement sought by John L. Lewis holds. Flint reports only partial restoration as the settlements committee delays. Tay City Midland and many small towns in 13 counties remain idle with about 60,000 workers affected. wage increases and overtime terms are to be retroactive to May and last until March 1, 1938.
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Flint
AMO O0
Sagnaw Valley
Consumers Power Company
John L. Lewis
Washington
Tay City
Midland
Saginaw Valley
Power Company
Convalttee For Industrial Organization
Fearful Hitler Moves In Dansig Frontiers
Reports say the Nazi high command completed plans for a speech to be delivered in a Teuton castle near the Free State of Danzig, with visits by German leaders. The address is expected to address German frontiers and the Polish corridor, amid rising tensions and recent mass movement rumors.
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Matienwerder
Prussia
Aine
Nast
Witter
Frestier
Free State
Duansig
Free
Dansiz
East Resia
Germany
Uther
Darring
Bahish
Sileser
Hollywood Glamour Girl Laid To Rest In Mausoleum
The Hollywood screen star, once dubbed Hollywoods Worst Actress, dies after a life of marriages and tragedy. Nelson Eddy and Jeannette MacDonald to sing her favorites at a Christian Science funeral. The service precedes interment in Forest Lawn Memorial Park with many film notables and former colleagues in attendance.
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Dean Harlow
Montes
Ata
Hollywood
Ion
Charli Gabis
Lasades Tracy
Lionel Barrymore
Warner Baxter
Frank Morgan
Femovies
Genevieve Smith
Wee Kirk
Heather Chapel
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Nelson Eddy
Jeannette M'Donald
Jean
Will Rogers
Marie Dressler
Lon Chaney
Floriena Ziegfeld
Wallace Reid
Ernest Torrance
Jack and Lottie Pickford
Lowell Sherman
Earl Williams
Civilians mobilized as strike dispute nears Newton Steel reopening
Monroe Michigan June 9 AP city officials mobilized 100 civilians as special police to guard the Newton Steel Co plant ahead of a planned reopening opposed by the CIO. They join 20 to 50 police deputies sworn in by Mayor Knaggs. CIO says 8,000 to 10,000 union men from Detroit may back strikers. Last minute talks with State Labor Commissioner Krogerad and Governor Murphy sought peaceful return of nonsigning workers. Pickets reinforced guards and plant preparations were offered to ready furnaces for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
Newton Steel Co
Committee For Industrial Organization
Joseph Rabiro
Daniel A. Knaggs
Detroit
George A. Krogerad
Frank Murphy
Mawor Knaces
Tan Warkere
Newton
Nora
Shipbuilding Issues Among Market Leaders
New York June 9 AP reports shipbuilding issues among market leaders in an irregularly higher stock market. Shares were mixed in a quiet session, then advanced unevenly as traders shifted focus to ships and related industries. The market closed with mixed fractional gains and notable activity around shipbuilder stocks.
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New York
iMainstaya
Weather Summary for Taoom Area
Weather record shows no precipitation today. High yesterday 82, low last night -84. Today’s high around 774 PM, tomorrow forecast 925 PM.
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Taoom
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