Mayor Culter confirms United Board appointments amid GOP opposition
The Democratic majority on Frederick’s Board of Aldermen confirmed Mayor Culter’s 1930s era appointments after caucus clashes with Republican Alderman Oden. Kuhn walked out and later claimed Republicans were not treated fairly. New appointees include City Attorney Smith and Chief Bartgis, among others, with changes in police and parks leadership.
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Lloyd C. Culter
Herberts. Schroeder
Charles {. Butcher
Robert L. Grave
Edward I’. Oden
Philip
Reno Six
Horace M. Alexander
Allen McHenry
Frank L. Crum
Charles S. Hlum‘enauer
Leutenant
Jesse W. Kolb
Millard SN. Nusz
Edward J. Smith
E. C. Kefauver
Health Board
C. Kefauver
Ira J. McCurdy
B. O. Thomas
R. W. Baer
Elmer
Muward Tullingsworth
Allen S. Barlgis
Charles S. Blumenauer
James E. Solt
William Y. Anderson
George F. Hoffman
Robert Staley
Werbert Strawsburg
William E. Miller
Lawrence R. Fagan
Benjamin F. Phebus, Jr
Frederick Straley
Baniel Swamies
Marshall i. Murray Marion
Culler de Claris
Frederick
Inter
Tate
Frederick City
Sted
New WPA Plan Before Senate
Senate debate centers on a Robinson proposal to require local governments able to contribute 25 percent of work relief project costs as an amendment to the administration's 1.5 billion relief bill. He argues this safeguards the U S credit and allows the President to proceed even if localities cannot pay.
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Washington
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Robinson
Treasurs
Flobinson
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Homes Too Jittery Savs W R Educator
Dr. Garry C. Myers of Western Reserve University warned in State College that homes are getting jittery and urged schools to take over to save children’s nervous systems. He advocated extending high school and college programs to five years to reduce strain on youths.
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State College
Garry C. Myers
Western Reserve University
Myers
School of Family Relationships
Col
Political dispute over works relief cost sharing and Byrnes amendment
Senator Schwellenbach told colleagues most cities cannot bear a greater share of Federal work relief costs while six negotiations began on Byrnes proposed amendment to require legal governments to cover forty percent of Works Progress Administration project costs. Immediate opposition rose over the plan to increase flour-related provisions.
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Robinson
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Carolina
U S Deeds Escape Payment State Tax
County clerk records show state taxes collected on deeds and other instruments, but deeds conveying property to the United States government in the Catowin Recreational Area remain exempt from the special tax. Government deeds incur federal tag while state local taxes apply to other transactions, including numerous sales in the Rosedale addition near Frederick.
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Catowin
Thurmont
Ndowhers
United States
Rosedale
Frederick
Potomac Flood Centre Funds Boosted For Next Year
Washington, June 17. The Army Engineer Corps will have about $900 000 for flood control in the Potomac Basin in the coming year if Senate Appropriations changes stay in the War Department Supply bill. The committee doubled flood control figures and totals $663 322 000 for military and non military War Department projects. Plans include permanent dykes for low areas of the Capital and dams and levees at Cumberland, Harpers Ferry, Moorefield and other flood threatened sites. Senator Royal S Copeland urged funding to start the work. Australian eucalyptus trees are noted as towering over 450 feet in height.
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Washington
Potomac River
Army Engineer Corps
Senate
War Department
House
Potomac Basin
Cumberland
Harpers Ferry
Moorefield
W. Va
Royal S. Copeland
New York
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Kuhn
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Culler
Schroeder
Alderman Butcher
Grove
Chas. Masser
Maxwell
Masser
Butcher
the Peace Club
Ixtee
The
W. R
J. Paul Delphey
NIKE
Daten Street
Lance Service of
Dad
America
McCall
Dimity
Bae
Rae
Tae
Hendrickson
U.S
Potomac
California
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Corner Church
Market
North Market Street
Gore
Unus
Ual
Voile Ford
Frederick Cloak and Suit Store
MreCall
Eheiee Ae
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick Street
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