Frederick city to add securities for tax books and Montevue sewer talks
Frederick officials vote to add between 500000 and 600000 in assessable securities to the tax rolls for the next fiscal year based on county income tax returns. Estimated revenue adds about 800 to 900 dollars annually for the city, with county gains near six thousand dollars. Also discussed is a proposed Montevue sewer from Swastika road to Wilson Avenue and city aid for materials, plus WPA labor support, while county and city weigh who bears costs during possible incorporation of Wilson Place development.
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Frederick City
A. Mehrl Ecker
Ecker
Frederick
Frederik
Baltimore
Alfred W. Gaver
Mear Frederick
Edward J. Smith
Mary- Land
Court House
Montevue
A. H L. Derr
Commissioner Board
Swastika Road
Wilson Avenue
Wilson Place
Lloyd C. Culler
Elmer Si. C. Maxwell
Maxwell
Montene
U. Grant Hooper
Carroll Creek
Son
Herbert S Schroeder
P. Tobias Kun
Ann Tag
City boards vote for tax office machine and playground funds
Commissioners report an ongoing right of way snag delaying route plans and oppose new easement terms. They approve buying a rebuilt Burroughs tax processing machine for 822.96 after discount to speed tax book work and collections. City funds also authorize up to 1000 for playground operation and solicit citizen donations while bids for police summer outfits fail.
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City Register
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Smith
Law Buly
Culler
Grave
Walter Rent
Schroeder
Acton
No Offer Made For Road Right Of Way In Klein Farm
C Cyril Klein said the State Roads Commission has not attempted to secure a right of way through the Charles E Klein farm west of Frederick for the Hagerstown Frederick dual highway. A representative showed a proposed route six months ago but no offer has been made and no further negotiations have occurred for months regarding another nearby farm.
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State Roads Commission
Charles E. Klein
Frederick
Hagerstown- Frederick
C. Cyril Klein
Klein
Department
the Roads Commission
Kiein
Commission
Special Grand Jury Sought in Brown Case. Mysterious Verdict
Cambridge Maryland June 21 armed with a strongly worded coroner verdict Fred Brown 48 year old farmer accused of murdering his wife Elizabeth 27 mother of his child State's Attorney Gorman Hill said he would press for a special grand jury to hear the case He planned to confer with Judge T F Insley on recalling the April term grand jury Brown sat silent as the jury declared the death a deliberate and malicious strangulation
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Cambridge
Fred Brown
Gorman Hill
Hill
T. Finsley
Brown
Elizabeth
Roosevelt cites brighter outlook for 1938 with big bill signed
President Roosevelt said the nation’s business is not as bad as commonly believed and cited Commerce Department data showing national income likely above 60 billion for 1938. He announced 350 million in Public Works Administration projects would start within 60 days after the signing, plus notes on 45 bills signed and seven vetoed. He scheduled a fireside radio chat from Washington for Friday night. Ohio reports over 13 thousand auto service stations, with about 8,500 owned by individuals.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Public Works Administration
Sill
Washington
Baltimore man in lockup slashes own arm during arrest
Victor Hileman, about 40, held in the Frederick County Police Headquarters lockup after allegedly threatening his wife and resisting arrest. He slashed his left arm with a safety razor in the lockup, was treated at Frederick Emergency Hospital, and moved to Montevue confinement. Police Chief Allen Bartgis and Officer Charles Bell subdued him. Mrs. Hileman was taken to Salvation Army home pending trial.
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Allen Bartgis
Charles Bell
Hileman
Salvation Army
Hiteman
House of Correction
Baltimore
Indiana
East Patrick Street
Express Company
Bartgis
Bell
M. R. Etchison and Son
Montevue
Guy Anders
H L
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A set of trivia items quotes Theodore Roosevelt on facing life with a sneer. It defines polyandry as a woman with multiple husbands. It notes Herbert Clark Hoover as Hoover's full name. It cites the New York to San Francisco distance about 2400 miles. It identifies Stonehenge as a stone circle in England.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Herbert Clark Hoover
New York
San Francisco
England
Lehman Open To Senate Candidacy After Copeland Death
Albany June 21 New York Governor Herbert H Lehman said he would accept the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate to succeed the late Royal S Copeland if the party desired him He spoke shortly after funeral services for Copeland in Washington The report also references a separate violent incident involving a man named Hileman and a gun threat toward a wife with police noting intoxication and minor panhandlingEarlier text mentions a medical emergency involving a tourniquet and a fatal outcome context
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
U.S
Royal S. Copeland
Washington
Hood College President Attends General Synod Session
Dr. Henry Stahy, president of Hood College, departed for Columbus Ohio to attend the General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church. The sessions begin this evening and continue through the week. Dr. Stann, back from a New York business trip, serves on the executive committee of the church's Board of Christian Education.
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Henry Stahy
Hood College
Columbus
Ohio
General Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Stann
New York
Board of Christian Education of
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