Mayor declines comment on ten questions amid records release
Public records reveal water delinquent accounts paid today and indicate the city has not set salaries or duties for a new park superintendent Jessi W Kolb. Mayor Idoyd Culler says he has no statement to offer on Roy Leatherman’s letter while the Park Board plans July Fourth activities and Aldermen consider water service actions.
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Idoyd @ Culler
Roy Lo Leatherman
Leatherman
Maynor
Jessi W Kolb
Millard N. Nuszz
Kolb
Nusz
Schildknecht Kennedy Wedding This Morning
In Frederick, Mass was held at St Johns Catholic Church rectory at 9 o clock. Rev Josarths officiated for Marinet Kennedy and William Schildknecht with few guests present. The bride wore a white silk suit and gardenia flowers.
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Mass Marinet
J. Harry Kennedy
Frederick High School
Visitation Convent
Schildknecht
Washington and Ler University
M. J. Grave Lime Co
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr and
Mia
Roy Schuldknecht
Rosemont
Labor To Be Brought Closer To U.S. Women
Representative Mary T. Norton vows to bring labor questions closer to American women. Norton, a former stenographer who rose to chair the House Labor Committee, says labor concerns women as much as men because many rely on workers. June 230 AP dispatch from Washington.
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Washington
Mary T. Norton
DLN. J
House Labor Committee
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps for Tacoma Area
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation for Tacoma today with June 1996 totals at 474 inches versus normal 436 inches. June year-to-date 494 inches. notable 1937 excess early in June with 29 inches from June 1 to 3. High yesterday 84 F, high last year 93 F. Low last night 52 F. Moon and sun times provided with sunrise and sunset details.
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Tacoma
Tvet
Washington Behind The Scenes In Roosevelt Split Rifts
Vice President Garner resigns as presiding officer amid wide rift with President Roosevelt over labor and relief policy. Garner seeks a brief vacation back to Texas while Congress contemplates court plans and Byrnes backed moves for leadership and relief cuts. The evolving split signals growing insurgency and pressure on Roosevelt’s labor policies.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
DMM
Concaia
Vic
Jack Garner
Ins
Senate
Garner
Roosevelt
Godertanen
Muld
Uvalde
Tex
Roosevelt m
Jack
Clave
Congress
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
Joe Robinson
Supreme Court
White House
Barkley
Kentucky
Robinson
Labor Faces Public Split Over Steel Strikes at Pierre's
Diners including John L. Lewis and his wife dine with Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. at Pierre's. The exchange turns to the fate of ordinary people, while Lewis emphasizes his focus on labor.
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Pierre's
John L. Lewis
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Col
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Teddy Rooscevelt
Ike
Lewis
Roosevelt Faction at Odds as 1940 Democratic Nomination Looms
The piece notes growing rifts between Roosevelt and conservative southern senators who oppose further reform and seek to influence the 1940 Democratic nomination. It mentions Attorney General Homer Cummins receiving various crime-fighting proposals, including dubious anti-robbery devices and mass fingerprinting schemes.
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Roosevelt
South
Polerats
Homer Cummings
Nearrer
Washington
Cronke
Plenty of Noise for July 4 Display Planned
A city official stated plans for a July 4 celebration on Main Street with a large crowd and a staged display. The store sales and legal orders tied to the event were discussed, with emphasis on crowd control and safety measures.
Fireworks and Independence Day celebration plans detailed for 1937
The article outlines Bak er Park Fourth of July festivities including 40 opening salutes 231 shells 125 rockets 15 set pieces 11 wheels and 300 shell breaks plus 10 000 comet balls of fire from Alex Vadaro Manufacturing Philadelphia at a reduced cost. It notes police limits on fireworks before July 4 and the ban on firing firearms in city limits. It also mentions possible band entertainment during intermission and committee members overseeing the arrangements.
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Alex Vadaro
Herberts. Schroeder
Robert L. Grove
Edward P Oden
Grove
Allen Barry
Has 29 Fractures In Sixteen Years
ONeill Nebraska June 23 AP Lee Devereaux a 37 year old construction foreman claims a broken bone record with 29 fractures since 1921. Auto and truck accidents produced 22 fractures while baseball three and football three. A motorcycle wreck caused a cracked skull and both lungs have been punctured in accidents. Doctors warned his wife he might die three times. He estimates spending about 3500 dollars on medical bills in ten years.
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Oneill
Neb
Lee Devereaux
Hille
Mild market dips temper early stock gains
Wall Street sees small gains fade as mild selling trims the day’s advance. Steel stocks and mediation efforts along the strike front provide modest support.
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New York
Steels
Belgium Premier Van Zeeland Arrives for Talks with Roosevelt
Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium arrives in Washington for a broad informal conference with President Roosevelt on world economies. The talks, expected to cover European economic issues and trade barriers, will use the Potomac as a backdrop for much of the discussion. Madame Van Zeeland accompanies him.
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Washington
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Roosevelt
Civ
Miltary
Madame van Zeeland
Prime Minster
Canee Mkany
Princeton University
van Z“eelanid
Europe
Philius
Prudential Yacht
Potomac
Potomac River
Ruesteaf
State J Dhoner
Teale auto built from packing crates and a motor
Berkeley police explain Timothy Tearean’s project a vehicle made from packing crates and a washing machine motor. Officials say the contraption resembles a steam-toned tank and note numerous state violations.
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Berkeley Calif
Timothy Tearean
Frederick County budget reassessment costs and savings described
The Frederick County Auditors report outlines reassessment costs tied to the 1937 budget and notes most of the 21000 levy will not be spent. A board of permanent assessors is planned, with salaries and clerical costs deducted from the year’s appropriation. The unused balance may be about 18500, reducing the overall tax impact and keeping government costs below last year.
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Frederick County Auditors
Assessor Board
Ehorpman
Sears
Extras Disturb Sleepers In Annapolis Fight Broadcast
The late night broadcast of the Louis Hraddock versus Sestrasy fight caused disturbances in Annapolis as reporters and police tracked “extras” selling live accounts. Chief Partin reported attempts to curb the practice amid local complaints and ordinances aimed to reduce street dispatches and noise.
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Allen Barts
Lida¢lock
Newsbos
Htown
Vendsors
Annapolis
County Officials Appoint New Health and Admin Staff
Leslie Bo Thompon of Rockville named to county police force salary set for month July. Virginia Antel was appointed nurse in county health department. Frances McKenna becomes special clerk in health department. Thomas Starkey reappointed stenographer for county treasurer.
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Montgomery
Leslie Bo Thompon
Rockville
Muntanyers County Commissioners
Mace Alice Virginia Antev
Mies Prats McKenn
Fina Poole
Specil
Thoris Starkey
Relief Dispute May Continue In Congress
Washington reports a continuing relief policy dispute as Senate approves a $1500 000 000 program. Senator Bailey criticizes spending and drafts a bill to remove relief from politics through a non partisan board. Hopkinson warns of penalties for political activity and the bill's fate moves to the House amid many amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Works Progress
Harry J. Hopkinson
Employment Offices May Be Opened Here
Baltimore official William Purnell Hall proposed state unemployment offices in eleven cities. He urged locations to help distribute benefit checks and require claimants to register, aiming to aid those eligible for compensation and those seeking new work. Cities named include Frederick, Chestertown, Cambridge, Salisbury, Annapolis, and Baltimore.
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Baltimore
William Purnell Hall
State Unemployment Compensation Board
Farland Hall
Reeset
Frederick Tuawsen
Tisattasille
Chestertown
Cambridge
Salisbury
Annapolis
Unclear fragmentary article from Gary Indiana
Fragmentary text mentions Gary Indiana and a confusion or fraud accusation context. The readable parts are garbled with incomplete phrases about a bandit claim and a held up shoot. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
DeMille forms holding company amid tax inquiry
Washington report shows film producer DeMille formed a wholly controlled family corporation claimed to hold his earnings. Government witnesses say the move aimed to evade surtaxes by channeling profits through a personal entity. Officials urged more auditors to speed foreign insurer cases and noted New Yorkers using Bahamas policies to deduct interest.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Deal DeMille
Helvering
DeMille
Mr. DeMille
Helverng
Congress
Internal Revenue
Senate House
Mason Boeming
Treasury
Oon Insurance Company
Vinson D. Ky
Pvtertal Revenue Bureau
BOD Mien Atente
Leming
Bahamas
Pope to pause audiences for two months this July
Vatican officials say Pope Prus Stoo will suspend audiences for two months beginning July 10 to confer strength confirmation. Prelates expect audiences to resume on a prior scale once the pause ends.
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Wai
Poper Tevere
Prus Stoo
Vatican
Wiker staged court verdict after 29 year trial
A lengthy case concluded with a verdict after 621 minutes of decision, involving a firefighting related action that began in Tons. The litigation sought about £400 in recoveries, with the dispute tied to a 29 year pendency and a firement action rooted in the area.
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St AP
Payday Strikes Leave Steel Regions in Pay Freeze
Mediation chairmen express hope for settlement as pay days slip for workers in Bethlehem Steel Cambra plant and Inland Steel Chicago area. Troops guard Mahoning Valley while C I O leaders demand contract talks. Governor orders guards to protect workers. About 2,200 workers operate in Republic Canton plant as unions urge a holiday.
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API
Emia
Wake
Forta Taday
Scott Bo Carnet
Steel Strae Tras Pasday
Bethlehem Steels Cambra Warke
Johnss
Soem Pa
Michigan
Pennsylva
Mia
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Charles P. Taft
Mediation Board
Lewis
Washington
Mahoning Valley
John Stevetoon
Davey
Canton-Massillon
Republic
Alloy Steel Division
Judge rules employer cannot be forced to sign union contracts
Vice Chancellor Alfred A. Stein ruled that an employer cannot be compelled under existing law to enter into a contract with any union. He issued a preliminary injunction restraining the Retail Clerks union Newark local from picketing three Newark stores that claimed contracts with another union allied with the American Federation.
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Newark
Alfred A. Stein
Aday
Wttander Serk
G Men Increase Force About Parsons Home
The FBI boosted its agent presence as the June 23 deadline neared for actions linked to the disappearance of Mrs. Albee McDonnell Parsons. Three cars conveying agents entered the village area around Fort Conneller, but no conclusive evidence was obtained.
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Parsons
Stony Brook
Federal Bureau of Tneestigne
Albee McDonnel
Triae
Forenzon
Inepestar
Conneller
Aera
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