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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1937

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City eyes repaving and track removal near Gambrill Park

Frederick chamber directors urged state Frauds Commission to report when Market and Patrick streets will be repaved as part of the maintenance program following sewer work. A commission engineer will map repairs. trolley tracks may be removed with Potomac Edison ready to replace trolleys by August 1. A dirt-road link to Shookstown pike needs improvement until the new Frederick Magers town highway opens in two to three years.

State Frauds Commission Market Patrick Streets Proderick Chamber of Commerce Francis Scott Key Homer BE. Tabler Potomac Edison Company Chamber of Commerce Shookstown Pike Gambrill Tahk Magerstown Roger B. Wolfe Lloyd C. Culler James IL. Gambrill, Jr Hammond Clary Robert L. Smith Charles F. Seeger A. Hart Etchison

Garden Party For The Aged At Ulome Home

A garden party and sale hosted by the Board of Managers on Bentz street lawn benefited the Ulome for the Aged. Colorful booths offered flowers, cake, candy, rolls, aprons and towels with pastel bunting, plus a children’s Ash pond and a white elephant booth. Ice cream and strawberries were served on a side lawn with flower centerpieces, and a fortune telling tea leaves tent drew interest. Mrs. Fred Campbell chaired with a committee of Mrs. Robert B. Clapp, Mrs. Henri G. Kieffer, Mrs. Robt. Delapl aine, Mrs. Ernest Helfenstein, Mrs. Lewis Dertebaueh, Mrs. Fadgar Ho MeBride, Mrs. Mary Mandsley, and other board members aiding.

Ulome Board of Managers Bentz Street Fred Campbell Samuel F. Brown, Jr Robert BR. Clapp Henri J. G. Kieffer Rob't E. Delaplaine Ernest Helfenstein Lewis R. Dertebaueh Mats Mary Sr. Mandsley White Elephant Booth VM Othe Board Misses Boy Storm Theresa Mathias Eleanor Gambrill Cornelia Dertzaaveh Yulia Maynard Ramebureh Louie Thomas Alice Lone Alice i Bowers Mayviinne Jean Cotlmue Butive Shorten Idima Gamraiih Aan Heifenstein Daicet and Edith Orta

Fund Sought for City Playgrounds in Frederick

A drive seeks 1000 to run Frederick's six playgrounds this summer. White sites Baker Park Washington Harman Field East Third Schleysville opened with morning afternoon and evening supervision while Mullinix Park for colored youth will start Monday with two daily sessions. Past season totals show 91250 spent on facilities and 777 for sundries. Attendance totals 2011 across sites with 99 75 85 55 and 32 by location. Plans include Fourth of July activities and a Mullinix Park instructor.

Frederick Duval Baker Park Washington Street Parman Field Fast Third Street Schleysville Mullinix Park A. LesRos McCardell Commission Lewis Mo Sponseller D. Ralph Zimmerman Lioyd C. Culler Hela Hann Bowers Harmon Field East Third Street Howers Claude Delauter

Rebel Armies Occupy Bilbao

Insurgent General Franco announced that rebel armies entered Bilbao at 2:30 pm without resistance after a long siege. Basque authorities could not immediately confirm. 300,000 people faced food and water shortages as the Basque government moved westward to Teudos while Santander remained under Basque control.

Hendaye Francisco Franco Bilban Franco Bilbao Pittsburgh Spain Biscaye Bay Calan Irun Teudos Santander Madrid Valencia Catalonia

Strike News Again Chills Wall Street

New York June 19 AP reports stocks moved in varied directions with only a few showing progress. Strike news disrupted sentiment after Governor Earle of Pennsylvania declared martial law at Johnstown. The pound sterling held steady at 4.94 dollars.

Wall Street New York Federal Mediation Board Gov. Earle Pennsylvania Johnstown

Auto theft arrest in Frederick linked to three-week car theft

A person was arrested in Frederick by State Office BOC Mason of Randallstown for involvement in three auto thefts believed to have occurred three weeks earlier. The owner was listed as John Broxan. The car, a new roadster, was reportedly found with the suspect in custody. The case was not scheduled for action due to unspecified reasons.

Frederick Ofice Boc Kao Radeq Frederick State Ohi Moe Tyes Tate Curtin

Assessors Board to Begin Work Here Monday

The new board of assessors will start work Monday with Alfred W. Graver as supervisor and H Mercer and Kroest GC as associates. They will check personal property and likely review realty, aiming to finish the check up by November 1 to include it in the 1930 levy. Mr Lindsay will advise at 10 am in Mr Gaver's office. Mr Gaver will stay in the office most of the period.

Alfred W. Graver H. Mercer Kroest GC M. J. Lindsay Osessments State Tax Commission Wall Lintsey Gaver Tne Paves Mercer Denver Cyto Frederick County Russell E. Lighter William O. Wertenbaker Joseph W. Smith Circcuit Court Frederick Count

Increase tax on incomes sent abroad eyed by Treasury

Washington officials in the congressional tax dodging inquiry propose raising the withholding tax on income earned in the United States by non residents and corporations. A 25 percent withholding might push abroad earners to choose this tax over the regular American income tax. They also favor a new law requiring individuals with family income to report, overriding community property rules. The committee adjourned hearings to Tuesday and asked Treasury to provide more names as cases develop.

Washington Treasury America

Beagete Sagist Social Club Holds First Meeting

The Beagete Sagist social club met for its first monthly gathering at Hotel Frederick on a Thursday evening with about thirty members present. Carol T. Fitchison presided as president as bylaws were adopted and a constitution approved. Members gave talks and, after business, refreshments were served. The club comprises employees of the Everedy Company.

Beagete Sagist Hotel Frederick Carol TL Fitchison lEveredy Company

Misa Mary Donaise Taytor Graduates at Bennington

Misa Mary Donaise Taytor, daughter of Reverend Malcalm S Tastor and Mrs. Taytor, graduates from Bennington College. She attended commencement exercises and is set to begin a career, with family ties to Frederick M Tayior.

Misa Mary Donaise Taytor Mee Malcalm S . Tastor Bensaington Callegs Bennington Mee Taylor

Denominational Leaders Hear Synod at Eas College

Denominational leaders will be heard by the Baltimore Synod at Eas College starting Monday. Dr. Robert E. Speer among the speakers with Rev. Blackwood and others listed for mission study training and conferences. The program includes a communion service, Vespers, and a Foreign Missions centennial dinner later in the week.

Baltimore Ease College Brodbeck Hall William Gibon D. D Wall Ao Cappella Hagerstown Raymond K. W Wollinger Adil Meyran Hall Andrew W. Blackwood D.D Princeton Seminary Princeton N. J Blackwood Joseph L. Dodds Punjab India Arthur H. Simon Board of Nationissions Cleland Boyd McAres Board of Foreign Missions Yoshiko Saito Toksa Japan The Christian Girls’ School Yok Ohama Robert JB. Speer Ann Elizabeth Taylor Board of National Missions Charles Z.turek Board of the Christian Education de Gibson Geo. M. Cummings Woman's Synodical Society Walter Knipp E. Mildred Hope Chalmers &. Brllimbauch 8. P. Rolph New Castle J.C. Keiper Washington, D. C

Twister Report Sightings Over Frederick County

A funnel shaped cloud gave reports of a twister around 1 am, with motorists seeing signs near Thurmont and Sabillasville area. Creagerstown had heavy rain about 11 am while Unionville reported showers. County had not seen a twister since May 2, 1920, when injuries and damage occurred near Frederick. Further checks found no confirmed strike in Wordksboro Liberty town area.

Wien Lend Tenpe Bennimhe Thurmont Sabillasville J. B. Grey Wordksboro Libertytown Creagerstown Unionville Sepe Boyery Frederick County Frederick Ture Nadeo Lewistoten

Weather Outlook for Atlanta and Nearby Areas

Unclear, fragmentary weather note indicates showers forecast for Tuesday and Friday. Mentions Atlanta area with mixed conditions and possible warm spell remnants. Details are garbled. core idea points to a unsettled pattern with intermittent rain and variable temperatures.

Submarine Engagement Reported During Naval Action

Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving a submarine and a cruiser with mentions of torpedoes, weapons, and possible air or sea power. The text references iron gunships, warships, and alleged retaliation by a government or regional force near a Mediterranean seaport. Names and details are garbled.

Baptist Summer Meeting in July in Braddock Heights

Prolonged Baptist Summer Assembly runs July 9 to 16 at Braddock Heights with Maryland associations cooperating. Prominent pastors and scholars from across the country convene in sessions, conferences, and noonday talks led by Dr. Adams Dr. Yates and Dr. Weaver with sunset services each evening.

Ad Baptist Summer Assembly WLC Rayal The Mist Baptist Church Wall Braddock Heights Columbia Association Carter My Jones Williamsburg Vaal W. W. Adams Philadelphia Kyle M. Yates Rustus W. Weaver Washington, D.C Adams Yates Caryipms Maryland Baptist Training Union Convention Training School For Sunday Maryland DCC Maryland Woman's Ynary Union W. A. Harrell Bo TL U. Dept. Baptist Sunday School Board Nashville Tenn Chester E. Swor Mississippi College Dr. Jones Assembly First Baptist Church T. L. Wolcomb Baptist Suneday School Board Wo AL Harrell Jacob Gartenhaus Baptist Home Missa Board Atlanta Edward 5 Penden Washington J. Raymond Nelson Baltimore Teaveener A. Free Helen Cishen Hagerstown Paul WO Watlington Frederick Jones H. Frederick Jones Marylamt Wo OM. US Just Ro Barnes Maryland W. A. Salman Eunice Bowers State KB. T. UL New Cecil Carter Westernport Mack Mardela Springs Dred Cox Foreign Mission Recife North Wbravik Ruth Williams Waltimore JG. Ledbetter Havre de Grace CC Smacks Plinie Corning Davis Gl Phelps Flmira Rautas W. Weaver Joseph T Watts

Soviet Airmen Head South On Intrepid Flight

Soviet pilots Pavlovitch Chkalov Baidukov and Belia kov, with navigator Vasilievitch Belia kov, pushed toward Moscow after reporting ice forming on wings while flying south under the Northland sun en route to San Francisco and Oakland amid sub zero Arctic air. The pilot trio continued the dangerous single motor flight aimed at a Moscow to San Francisco air service via the North Pole, hoping to beat a record and establish the longest non stop flight.

Avin San Francisco Dole Gimogt North Pole Oakland Airport San Francisco Bay Arctic New York Syria

No Further Chief To Missing N Y Woman

Federal agents and county authorities broadened the search for Alice McDonnell Parsons near Avefolk, with Inspector Karl J. Connelley saying a body search may end soon. Ten days missing, Parsons is sought dead or alive as 10,000 residents are urged to aid in the effort while police stay on the case. A separate incident reports a hit and run at the Hagerstown dairy area leading to a suspect’s arrest and return for damages.

N.Y Stony Brook Connealley Distret Miorney Lindsay Menry Avefolk

Sir James Barrie Dies at Seventy Seven

London reports Sir James Barrie creator of Peter Pan has died at age 77 after a stay in hospital. The famed playwright suffered pneumonia and his passing came as doctors announced his life was ebbing away. His death ends a storied career shaping a world of eternal boyhood and imagination.

James Barrie London Peter Pan Bebush Peter J Sir James Sir James Barrie

Drunken Driver Fined After High Speed Chase

John Dorsey of Buxton faced Peoples Court for drunken driving in Frederick Friday night. Justice Patrick M Schnauffer fined him and ordered costs, with sentence stayed due to inability to pay. Police chased Dorsey after erratic driving on Market Street, sirens and warnings ignored. Dorsey admitted drinking whiskey and aspirin, claiming illness.

John If Dorsey Frederick Patrick M. Schnauffer Dorsey Buxton Peoples Court East All Saints Street Allen Bartgis Market Street Dotty Agen Ruston Mart Elmer Morningstar Kehne Battling Works Lian Padke Dutley Jae Ditt Bartgis Oliver James Marks George Hoffman

Weather Record and Precipitation Report

Weather record notes precipitation for hours ending today with scarce readable figures including two inches and references to June totals. Several garbled numbers and stray terms about temperatures, forecasts, and times remain unreadable.

Hugh Sam Ceea Tata

Martial law declared in Johnstown amid steel strike crisis

Governor Earle imposes martial law as 40,000 miners threaten to march on Johnstown Pennsylvania. National Guard to cover, state police in mass presence amid C I O clash with independent steel firms. Taft mediation board opens fact finding in seven states to seek contract signings.

Johnstown Gusetnor Georse Earle Evwene Tor Roosevelt Maynor Daniel J. Shields Peecetrade Dovistown Shield Federal Steel Mediation Board Chas . P. Taft, II Cleveland Taft Patrick Fagan United Mine Workers of America Pittsburga Pennsylvania

Germany Wails Quads Munien Births Long Ago

Germany reporters recount the birth of Muenchen quads in 1912, a rare event that drew cheers two years ago with four siblings alive at the 2nd birthday. The quadriplets, led by the sisters Vran Fmma Ottmann, faced early hardship after their father died, yet the family persevered. All four now hold jobs and support themselves, a rare case of surviving quad births praised in a Munich newspaper.

Germany Quads Munien Vran Fmma Ottmann Heer Munich

Farm withdraws bid near Mt Airy dispute closes

The iMeacre firm of Motor Yee hitte Commtecsioner Walter Ro Rirdy withdraws from a run for public road work near Mt Airy after a bid around $1400. The Drapssiv appears to be involved with the line company from Washington, D.C.

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