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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

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Frederick County Bonded Debt Steady but Up Ahead

Frederick County reports gradual gains in bonded debt over the past decade, with total outstanding bonds at 1,535,700, down from 1,842,700 in 1931-32. The 1936-37 auditors note planned retirements totaling 59,000 in the year, plus a looming 300,000 school bond issue, raising total obligations to about 1,446,700 before new issues. Bank losses partially recouped, with 120,099.39 recovered from Central Trust failure and 16,744.89 received last year.

Frederick County Inwest Central Trust Company Nrst Frederick Peoples Liquidating Corporation

Three Traffic Charges Heard In Peoples Court

Three traffic charges were on today’s court docket following arrests by officers Thursday night. Cras H. Whims pleaded guilty to operating with inadequate brakes before Justice Emmett R. Bowls. a headlight inspection patrol west of Frederick led to the arrest. Whims’ brakes were described as practically worthless and he was fined 35 dollars. Harold J. Guest of Washington forfeited 10 dollars on a charge of operating without a license.

Emmett R. Bowls Peoples Court Cras H. Whims Corp Paul Dillinger Frederick Harold J. Guest Washington R. F. Lewis

Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Report

Weather summary shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 AM today with no rainfall. June to date totals 4.94 inches. normal June precipitation 4.38 inches, actual June 1936 4.74 inches. Excess precipitation to June 13 29 inches. High yesterday and year ago temperatures not fully clear. last night 36 degrees. Moon phase and rise times noted. moonset around 7:17 AM.

Britain Urged to Keep Cool Amid New Europe Crisis

London reports Foreign Secretary Eden accusing both Soviet Russia and Italy and Germany of sending large arms shipments to Spain. Chamberlain urged a cool stance on the Italo German withdrawal from neutrality patrol as warships mass along the Mediterranean and in the Gibraltar Malta line.

Britain New Europe London Anthony Eden Russia Germany Italy Spain David Lloyd George Eden Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain United States Great Britain Europe Gibraltar Mediterranean Tripoli Egypt Malta Rome Algeria Hallan Sardinia

State Lawyers Meeting In Atlantic City N J

Former Judge John S Newman's recommendation for a bar association is referred to the executive council at the Maryland State Bar Association opening in Atlantic City The forty second annual convention ends Saturday Jesse N Bowen of Baltimore is the committee choice to succeed him The recommendation aims to raise legal standards through incorporation and unified control of legal activities Also notes opposition by legislatures to unaffiliated bar groups and mentions four point program for independence of the Supreme Court and other officials from Baltimore officials

John S. Newman Bar Association Maryland State Bar Association Atlantic City Judge Newman Jesse N. Bowen Baltimore Executive Council Newman Frank FA. Ober Supreme Cart Wantington Caiine Baltimore United States

G Men Probe Parsons Disappearance On Long Island

Federal agents and Nassau County police pursue clues in the reported disappearance of Mrs. Alice McDonnell Parsons, a Long Island social matron. 30000 circulars with her description and photos were mailed daily, as investigators plan a conference today. A ransom note demanding 2500 appeared the day she vanished.

Stony Brook Clu Oesplaat Alice McDonnel Parsons Long Island Society Svar

Children enroll in Bible schools across the city

A total of 264 children from public schools attend Daily Vacation Bible schools at various churches, with enrollments rising toward 300 as more sessions begin. Primary programs span beginner to junior levels with worship assemblies and crafts, led by local pastors and church leaders.

Asautontein Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Grace Evangelical Lutheran Grace Reformed United Brethren Church of the Brethren Evangelical Reformed-Presbyterian Evangelical Reformed Church Trinity Southern Methodist School Parkway Church of God Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore Lncal First Baptist Church All Saints School Sesssion Tatheran-Grace-Brethren Paul H. Gleichman Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Dorothy Partington Southern Methodist

Grove Jr Elected to Western Maryland Trust Board

At a recent board meeting of Western Maryland Trust Company James He Grove Jr was elected to succeed his uncle the late William J Grove as a board member.

The Western Maryland Trust Company James He] Grove, Jr William J. Grove

Administration claims enough court bill votes

The administration states it has secured sufficient votes to pass a court bill amid ongoing informal harmony talks. Progress appears tied to negotiations with key lawmakers and coalition partners as deadlines approach.

Harmony Talks at Jefferson Island Shape Roosevelt Climate

At Jefferson Island Annapolis, June 25 AP reports formal harmony talks begin between President Roosevelt and Democratic congressmen with 350 guests. Topics include Roosevelt court bill compromise, congressional adjournment late August, and administration bills on wages hours government reorganization housing and farms.

Senate Promses Rowtein Chiatiesed Taut Qiaht Supreme Court Roosevelt Jefferson Island Annapolis Congress Chesapeake

Be beetle control funding outlined with Maryland focus

Washington DC June 25 AP reports Agriculture Department officials will seek 41 000 to combat the Japanese beetle in Maryland and state funds for eradication. Conferees announce a 75 000 appropriation to continue work at the Beltsville Maryland experimental center and support beetle control efforts led by Senators Tidings and Radelitte.

Washington Ival Maryland Millard EF. Tidings George J. Radelitte Beltsville

Firemen Likely To Meet in Frederick Maryland 1942

Frederick Fire Department invites the State Firemen's Association to hold its 1942 convention in Frederick marking the fiftieth anniversary of the organization. Local delegates anticipate the event will occur here, with funds being raised to support prizes and expenses. A large Easton Armory banner promotes the planned meet and statewide participation is noted.

Frederick State Firemen’s Association Easton A. T. Brust Independent Hose Company Uniteds Citizens’ Truck Company Als Pready F. Lester Smith Easton State Armory Brunswick Fire Department Roston Conevention Brunswick Riverdale Thirmont Company Lewis Blewenman Tev 4 Brust A. Trust Boston Tosday Capt Smith Robert Thomas William Borst Thurbie Markoe Bennet Charlee Kinna Walter Danner John W. Favorite Charles Hohn Ako Sendad

The New Deal In Washington

Washington June 25 The capital shows limited contact with labor movements beyond a few firms here. The C O's plan to enlist federal workers into the CIO stirs concern among observers. A government economy campaign faces opposition led by the A F of L affiliated group and the CIO allied efforts. Jacob Maker leads organizing drives to form United Federal Workers of America as a new branch.

Rodney Dutcher Washington Bil Green John Lewis Frances Perekins Ed McGrady Bob Labollette Warren Atadder John L. Lewis William Green ALF Lewis Green Jacob Maker WPA Exaropiear Eh Otaives Thor Co 10 United Federal Workers of America

New Law Grants Newsmen Source Shield in Pa Courts

Norrisburg June 25 AP Gov Geo WH Earl signed a bill shielding reporters sources from court disclosure. Newsmen gain the same status as attorneys clergy and physicians on the witness chair. Law takes effect immediately and covers only those engaged in gathering writing and preparing news. Seven states already have shields.

Norrisburg Geo Earle Kentucky California Alabama New Jersey Maryland Arizona Arkansas

Market Falls Back In Uneven Retreat

New York June 25. Copper and steel shares led gains early but the stock market eased back in an uneven retreat. Fractions to over a point fell among major industrials as selling broadened after a strong start. U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic joined the retreat though some brokers kept a brighter steel outlook. Pound sterling declined.

New York Losita U. S. Steel Bethlehem Republic

Girdler and Murray Trade Barbs Over Steel Fight

Pittsburgh June 25 AP Chairman Phil Murray of the Steel Workers Organization Committee called Tom Girdler a nitwit in reply to Girdler accusing Murray of being a liar. Both men clashed as the Senate Post committee prepared to hear testimony amid the steel crisis.

Pittsburgh Philly Murray Steel Workers Organization Committee Tom Girdler

Stolen Car From Samat Point Area In Hrunewick

CA Custer of Samat Point reports his car stolen Sunday night in Hrunewick. While at a uncle’s home, the vehicle was left curbside and driven away between 7 and 8 o'clock. The wreckage was found later on an embankment above Potomace View near Harper's Ferry. Custer believes the car is beyond repair.

CA Custer Samat Poin Hrunewick Custer Harper's Feery Custer State

Steel mediators decide 10 remain for two replies

A tense Confederate era style bargaining report from Ohio and Pennsylvania describes mediation attempts by the Roosevelt board after a steel strike idled 100000 workers. Gov Davey ordered National Guard protection rekindling the push for a man to man conference with Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel and others.

Cleveland Jane 3 Prasitiene Roogevelt Federal Medigtare Frances Perehemi Bethlehem Inland Steel Theat le Steds Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet Tabe —Stere Federal Board Romeo Youngstown Ohio Mahona Valley Martin EB. Davey Union Roosevelt Mediation Board Bethlehem Steel Cambria Johnstown A. Clark Murray Rush Teader North Canton Wheeling and Lake Erie Republic Steel Corporation Warren Republic R. S. Urserung National Guard National Mahoning Valley Davey Perskins

Frederick County Cash Balance With State Roads Commission Rises

Frederick county's cash balance with the State Roads Commission improved to 32,034 on May 30 from 30,237 on May 1 based on gas line tax revenues and fund distributions. The May counts show Apella0 the teen Counts and partimore city surpluses. Carroll County holds 42,521 while neighboring counties Montgomery, Washington, and Toward are overdrawn at 142,586, 109, and 33,002 respectively.

Frederick County State Roads Commission Washingtown

Colin Clive Dies at 47 in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital

Bollywood California dispatch reports actor Colin Clive aged 47 died today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after a period of illness. He gained fame for Enginsta and screen roles and was praised for dramatic performances in early talkies.

Colin Clive Bollywood Calif Cary Cedars Lat Lebanon Hospital

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