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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1937

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Trolley Track Removal Depends On State Word

City officials seek state approval to repave Market and Patrick streets and remove trolley tracks. Potomac Edison offers to remove tracks at no cost if the state funds repaving. buses may replace trolleys by August 1 pending PSC approval.

Fredench Street Trates State Roads Commission Iiol Mathet Patrick Streets Coty Hall Moe Lloyd C. Colles Potomac Edison Company State i4 Trafic Improvement and Safety Potomac Edison Public Service Commission Potomiac Edison Company Market West Patrick Street

Divorced Couple Here To Be Remarried in Frederick

Paul Manos and Ruth L. Manos of New York sought a second marriage license in Frederick after eight years apart. They had divorced in Hagerstown in January 1930 and returned this week to remarry. Manos, 35, a manager, and Ruth, 30, a waitress, explained they had disagreed only to agree again.

Paul Manos Ruth L. Manos New York Maryland Hagerstown Frederick Manos

Nice To Delay Next Tax Board Appointment

Gov. Harry W. Nice said he will likely postpone filling a vacancy on the State Tax Commission until after his upcoming operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He plans to enter the Wilmer Institute for surgery and will attend to the appointment after his hospital stay.

Annapolis Harry W. Nice Wilmer Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital State Tax Commission Nice

Weather record shows June precipitation and temperatures

The report lists June precipitation totals and daily temperatures with actuals and normals. It notes 1936 June figures and 1937 year-to-date excess, alongside high and low yesterday and sun and moon timings, in a compact meteorological summary.

Roosevelt Lists Lawyers as Baddies in Warnings

Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt branding many lawyers as "baddies" amid new wage and hour and agricultural bills likely to spawn much litigation. He singles out tax lawyers and advocates of tax loopholes as part of a broader critique of the legal profession entwined with New Deal measures.

Rodney Washington Roosevelt New Cevllege Circuit Court of Appeals

Roosevelt tax dodge bill sparks broad disclosure push

Amid a heated session the committee of twelve approved a measure to publicize wealth details. The president signed a concurrent resolution while members pressed for access to Roosevelt's tax records. Congress debated exposing losses claimed for a Hyde Park estate described as a residence rather than a farm.

Washington Howes Representatives Bill New York Repubean Su House Roosevelt Fish Hyde Park

Pilling Station Permit Granted by Zoning Board

The Board of Zoning Appeals granted City Business Properties, Inc. a permit for a gasoline filling station at the northeast corner of West Patock and Jefferson streets reversing a prior denial by City Engineer Elmer St. C. Maxwell. Four conditions require concrete sidewalks 12 feet on West Patrick and 8 feet on North Jefferson, cemented surfaces, removal of the alleyway to join the lot, and a 10 inch curb island at the intersection for traffic and pedestrian protection. Some residents claimed the plan would threaten intersection safety.

Board of Zoning Appeals Acton City Business Properties, Inc West Patock Jefferson Streets Elmer St. C. Maxwell West Patrick North Jefferson Street

New Effort to End the Spanish Civil War Outlined

AP reports a three point program to end the nearly year long Spanish Civil War. France favors mediation and withdrawal of foreign fighters, with Italy and Germany agreeing to enable an offensive patrol. Eden and ambassadors discuss a four point plan with no points of disagreement.

Associated Press Aoegkottort France Germany Talshick Die Onan Spain London Italy Frances Anthonys Eden Oae Marships

Monthly Meeting of Hospital Board Held

Frederick City Hospital board session elected Benjamin Rosenour Jr to the Board of Managers at a Tuesday morning meeting led by President Mrs. C E Cline. The group thanked donors for magazine subscriptions, flowers, and a bank clock for the Nurses Home, and extended sympathy to Dr Talbott Brice on his mother’s death. May reports showed 2382 patients treated, 104 admitted, 196 discharged, 6% part pay, 84 births and deaths. The gathering, first morning session of summer, noted visiting granddaughter Miss Elizabeth Johnson from Washington DC and relatives in Court Square.

Benjamin Rosenour College Park Jefferson

Frederick Lions Club Marks Anniversary Event

Members and guests of the Frederick Lions Club gathered Thursday at the Vindaboana Braddneck Heights for an anniversary program honoring ten years of attendance and service. Congressman Randolph, district leader and former West Virginia governor, spoke on wartime unity and democratic resilience, urging vigilance against undermining influences while noting ongoing House debates.

Frederick Lions Club Matc- Png Congress Nandamit Randolph Eikaas Vindaboana Braddneck Heights Linnands Twenty-ninth Ditrict West Virginia America Washington Fial Fareuin John W. Waite Raneapy Hae Dietnet Richard F. Simmons Frederick Club Ha Noel Haller Waller Bette of Loons International Staynane Ho Lasser Michael Apat Michaels Jesse W. Rolb Dyran Mernard Davis Marry Rowe Uh ¢ Gutisch Edward Mo Akers Harry M. Stapley John T. Best Charles BE Hudson Vahiand Dancmts Hagia Sutherners John W. Wolfe Perl Biter Mseree Daal M. Caramaen Stes Maetoel Crogtein Bernard MocDayes Sips Hart Brehison Walter Fouta Wes Termay Guabimeh Noel Hader Ane Ralph Too Hartman Charies Sovak Vic Kreyser Tali Kramer Stilen Mro Charles A Opel Ant Reniverg Vez Chater Raoade Harry Rowe Emory B Saplev Robert JT Stypter Reha Simmons Ste Thomas Sameera Ryro Wanebrenes Stee Java Welles Gaunt Bsee Dave

Simpson Suit Fails To Prove Divorced Defense

Court records reveal Simpson denying all claims of receiving money or benefit for defending the divorce motion filed by his American-born former wife Misavonal. Mrs Sutherland, representing the plaintiff, asserts slanderous statements and attends without her client in court.

Simpson Sampson Mona Edward Wan Muling

Long Island Heiress Parson Kidnapping Case Plea

The husband and rich relatives of Mrs lice Mc Donnell Parsons on Long Island urged investigators to leave them alone as they press pursuit of missing 38-year-old matron. Roy McDonnell, the woman’s brother, refused the request amid the tense scene as federal agents and J Edgar Hoover were en route to personally take charge of the inquiry.

Stony Grook N.Y Lice McDonnell Parsons Long Island Roy McDonell MecDonnell Brockhaven Township Ward J. Edgar Hoover

Gaver Suit Argued Before Circuit Court

Testimony in the Alfred W. Gaver suit against Oscar F. Gaver was argued before Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. The dispute concerns the conveyance of the family home to the brother with both sides filing bills of exception and the hearing lasting about two hours.

Alfred W. Gaver Frederick County Indieiduially George W. Gaver Oscar F. Gaver Caveurt Court Arthur D. Willard Ghia Alfred Weaver Plantul David Co

Fragmentary Names from a Northern City Notice

A garbled OCR passage lists numerous person names and places across various towns and states, including New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Washington. The text reads like a scattershot roster of individuals and locales with no coherent event or action described.

Elks Observe Flag Day Anniversary at Baker Park

Frederick Lodge No 84 Elks observe the 60th anniversary of the flag with Flag Day services at Baker Park Sunday evening. A parade forms at West Second Street at 6 15 and proceeds to the amphitheater where Francis Perrott Exalted Ruler delivers the address. Clarence C Carty reads the salute and Rev Fr Philip L Farrell gives the benediction.

Frederick Lodge P.O Elks Baker Park First Regiment Francis Scott Key Post American Legion the Legion Drum Sorps Ladies’ Austiars Ut Deory of Sons and Daughters of the Legion Elks Home West Second Street Francis Perrott Francis Scott Philip L. Farrell St. Peters Catholic Church Liberty Towar Alfred W. Gaver Elks Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Mr. Carty Manuel Weinvers Pattin A. Scamaudler Chas W Smith Emmett R. Bowlus Michearl Peregot Charles Byerly Guy Anders

Bearish Forces Have Things Their Own Way

New York stock market today showed bear pressure with leading issues slipping fractions to multiple points. Trading moved slowly all morning as faint support faded and the market continued its quiet retreat into the fourth hour. The pound sterling opened at 4.93 710.

New York Bear- Jash

Army Hero Forrest Martin In Hospital From World War Service

Fragmentary text indicates Forrest Martin, claimed as the youngest U S soldier in the World War, now hospitalized in Denver. Reports describe lingering health issues and uncertain birth records, with references to efforts to verify age and service details.

Elaine Ants Bowt United States Forrest RO Martin Tiesters Martin Denver Hospital Adimirerd Fme Eemighing Creston Hia

Mass movement on Monroe Michigan called off by GIs

Monroe Michigan saw a mass movement of workers and officials halted after Gov. Martha L. Daver called for peace, with Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel subsidiaries affected by walkouts. Carloads of material were moved, and 12000 of 15000 Cambria mill workers faced disruption as strikes and picketing spread from Monroe to nearby plants.

Monroe Mich Vaumastian APY Emertanonroe Newton Steel Ctizens Marta Lo Daver Procoals Tas Steel Tad Wolae Joonse Feta Conoria Mull Bethtee Fem Steel Botatohers Supsidiary Railroad Minha Homer Martin Vartel Automobile Workers C.t O Pantac Republic Steel Corporsation Lewis

Senate Votes Inquiry into Postal Interference and Steel Strike

The Senate Postoffice committee moved to launch a broad preliminary inquiry into charges of interference with the mails and the activities of steel companies amid strikes. Witnesses will be called on both mail and steel questions, with debate over whether to include the steel firms in the inquiry.

Bridges P.O Washington Brees New Hampshire Senate Niles Ohio Public Steel Company W. W. Howes Assistang Youngstown Warren Howes Bridge Bert Flaherty Senate Postofice Biarges Aestiiution Gut+ fey Dewadtor Guffey Etocl Come Panies Eorng of Arme

Mara Meeting Set for Sunday in Detroit Area

Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers of America, announced a meeting to be held Monday in Merit Michigan to protect the workers amid labor tensions at the National Steel plant after a threatened shutdown.

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