More Income Tax Returns Filed From City
Frederick residents are filing more income tax returns this year with help from B. Raymond Sutton of the Internal Revenue Department. He reports a 20 percent rise in returns so far, noting some complex cases involve partnerships and fiduciaries. Sutton will remain at the post office office through midnight Monday to assist applicants and process filings before the deadline.
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Frederick
B. Raymond Sutton
Internal Revenue Department
Sutton
Brunswick
Department
Seek Autoist Who Fled Following Accident
Gettysburg motorist Robert Carpenter fled the Thurmont road after a crash near Lewistown Friday night. His wrecked car rolled 300 feet into a gully, striking poles. Boyce of Lewistown sustained minor damage but no injuries. Carpenter’s whereabouts were unknown until a tow truck found his car in Gettysburg. he faces leaving the scene charges when located.
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Gettysburg
Thurmont
Lewistown
Pee Nee
Robert Carpenter
George C. Boyce
Carpenter
Oicer
W. G. May
Boyce
Weather outlook for the mid-Atlantic and northeast
A weather outlook covers the North and Middle Atlantic States beginning Monday March 15. Precipitation is expected Tuesday and Wednesday and again at the end of the week. Cold Monday and Tuesday gives way to warmer conditions thereafter.
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North and
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Record Precipitation and Temps Summary
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today reported as 0.09 inch. March to date shows 29 inches. March normal 7 inches. 1936 March actual 29 inches. year-to-date 1937 precipitation 440 inches. Yesterday high 14, low last night 2. High today and low year-ago values noted as 43 and 30. Sun rise 6:00 am, set 4:00 pm. Moon rises 7:04 am tomorrow, sets 8:52 pm.
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Joa
Behind The Scenes, An Analyzes Roosevelts Plan And Steel Talks
Washington dispatch notes private union leadership split over the Roosevelt judiciary plan and steel industry dynamics. It describes how giants like Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and National Steel challenge established leaders, and how wage talks with U S Steel pivot on internal rivalries and perceived wage restraint. The piece also surveys cost shares in bread cigarettes beef and taxes, highlighting how much goes to retailers manufacturers farmers and government.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Steel Co
Inte
E I. Gary
Steel Corporation
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Ernest Weir
National Steel
U. S. Steel Corp
Hip Steel
Big Steel
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Receivo & Kross Z
Welding inventor Elihu Thomson dies at 83
Swampscott Mass March 13 AP Dr Elihu Thomson 83 long time General Electric inventor of electric welding and a contemporary of Thomas Edison died today at his home He had been seriously ill since January Thomson received his first patent on electric welding in 1886 and would have turned 84 on March 29
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Swampscott
Mass
Elihu Thomson
General Electric Company
Thomas A. Edison
Cantata Olivet to Calvary at Presbyterian Church
The cantata Olivet to Calvary by Maunder will be presented Sunday at four o'clock under the direction of Austin E Rhoads. Performers include Mrs Elmer B O Dix, Mrs Frank Griffin, James MarrI, Dr J D Duve, Harold Clem, and Austin E Rhoads. Miriam G Rhoads will be organist.
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Olivet To Calvary
Maunder
Austin E Rhoads
Presbyterian Church
Doluists
Elmer BO Dixon
Frank Griffin
James Marri
J. DD Duve
Harold Clem
Miriam G Rhoads
Organia
Will Complete Term As Inspector Of Weights And Measures
Mehrle E Marty qualified today in Frederick County for the unexpired term of his father the late George Martz as inspector of standards of weights and measures. The term expires next April 30 in Pleasant Hill.
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Mehrle E
Marty
Frederick County
George Martz
Pleasant Hill
Chicken thief 15 sent 10 cut for 18 months
Harry Baker, 38, of Thurmont, convicted of stealing forty chickens from Ele Frey near Franklinville on January 5. A Baltimore arrest led to his 18 month House of Correction sentence by Chief Judge Hammon Urner. Witnesses included Fry, Pav orite, Mort, Sheriff Hiltner, and Deputies Crum. Carroll county warrants await and Baker faces further charges. He previously had a 1990 horse theft conviction and an additional year for jail breaking.
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House of Correction
Hammon Urner
Harry Baker
Thurmont
Frederick
Carroll County
Baker
Ele Frey
Franklinville
Urner
Fry
Clarence Pavorite
Walter A Mort
Roy M. Hiltner
Charles W. Smith
John E. Crum
Crum
Hultner
Smith
Baltimore
Bankerd
Porle
Sherman TP. Bowers
Austin James
Spain Sends Hot Note to League Over Italian Warships
Geneva March 13 AP Spain charges in a note to the League of Nations that Italian and German warships in the new neutrality patrol will attack Barcelona and Valencia under pretext of patrolling the coast. Spain says regular Italian army units are fighting against it, signaling heightened tensions abroad.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Barcelona
Valencia
Frederick Garden Club hears architect on new C Burr Artz Library
Joseph W. Urner, architect, described the new C Burr Artz Library to Frederick Garden Club members at Mrs G Hunter Bowlers home. He illustrated exterior and interior layouts and grounds to be planted by the club. Mrs Joseph H Apple presided as president. refreshments were served.
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Joseph W. Urner
C. Burr Artz
Frederick
Missing Hagerstown Boys Sought Here
Police were urged to locate Robert Mumper age 14 and Jack Evans age 15, Hagerstown schoolboys missing since Friday. Fathers, arriving today from Hagerstown, were told by a telephone call that the youths were in Frederick and would appear at the YMCA, but their search remained fruitless this morning.
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Slyle
Robert Mumper
Jack Evans
Magerstown
Frederick
YMCA
Former Head Of World Deaf Dies In The West
Colorado Springs March 13 AP George Vedity former President of the World Congress for the Deaf died at his home here early today. He was 75. A native of Baltimore Maryland he founded the Marsland Association for the Deaf in 1904 was elected president of the World Congress for the Deaf in St Louis in 1904 and reelected in 1997.
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Colorado Springs
Cotp
George Wo Vedity
Baltimore
Mad
Marsland Aessamation For the Deaf
Tan Fle
St Louis
Coroner’s jury links death to abdominal adhesions after surgery
In Salisbury Maryland a coroner’s jury heard that Jeanette Trader would likely have recovered if an earlier operation had been performed for intestinal obstruction. Autopsy found no poison. death resulted from congestion from abdominal adhesions leading to peritonitis after her surgery while she faced first degree murder charges for her husband’s shooting.
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Salisbury
Jeanette Bo Trader
J. McFadden Dick
Randolph Nock
Charles J. Truitt
Howard J. Maldels
Baltimore
Matders
PITTMAN SAYS PERMANENT EXPANSION OF COURT LIKELY
Senator Pittman a Judiciary committee member urged a permanent increase to fifteen Supreme Court justices even if current justices over 70 retire. He would back a constitutional amendment to cap at fifteen if adopted. Hearings on the court bill proceed with opponents slated to testify next week, signaling a lengthy process.
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Washington
Pittman
Nevada
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Montana
Ashurst
Arizona
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Fred Brenchman
Lemker
North Dakota
WPA lists airport projects including Hagerstown SN6,567 field
The Works Progress Administration reports an $80 million national airport program with 60 percent for two lane projects under construction. It notes the SN6,567 airport at Hagerstown and Logan field at Dundalk completed at a cost of $782 while a $12,207 states wide marking project was suspended.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Natonal
Lukens Steel to raise base pay and cut to four hours
Coatesville Pa March 1 The Lukens Steel Company announced plans to raise base pay 19 cents an hour for 2000 workers and adopt a four hour work week beginning May 2.
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Coatesville
Lukens Steel Company
Chrysler strike showdown looms as courts weigh injunctions
Detroit area plant sitdown strike escalates with 60,000 workers involved. Chrysler seeks injunction to evict 5,000 strikers blocking nine Detroit plants for a week. UAW seeks exclusive bargaining for 75,000 Chrysler workers amid broader auto industry tensions. Union and company fights ripple to Hudson and Reo plants with thousands affected. No end in sight as court decision pending Monday.
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Detroit
APY
AllAn Campbell
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motor Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Chrysler
General * Motors Corporation
Hudson Motor Company
Ren Motor Car
Lansing
Michigan
Hudson
Reo
Steiner Hurt after Auto Strike at Han sonville Inn
Steiner Speaks, about 45, was struck by an automobile while crossing the road in front of an inn and filling station at Hansonville. He suffered a compound fracture of one leg and head injuries and was rushed to Frederick City Hospital for operation. The driver Mussell C. Fisher from Rocky Hide stopped to assist. Officer May investigated. Speaks works for Leonard Shutt and lives at 22 East Second Street.
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Sith Ve
Hansonville
Steiner Speaks
Speaks
Frederick City
M. Ritchison
Ay Mussell C. Fisher
Oficer W. K. May
Leonard Shutt
Shull
East Second Street
Wan Eeees
College Dance Tonight at Hood College
The annual college dance, sponsored by WoCA, will be held at Hood College this evening with a tea dance this afternoon in Meyran Hall. Guests include Mrs Henry Stabe, Dr James Ranck, Dr Wayne Neely, and several Frederick and Middletown residents, with Miss Margaret Storm as cochairman of decorations. The Maryland dance band will provide music for both events.
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Woca
Hood College
Wit
Gary Wso
TS Oclachan Cobleite Mall
Henry Stabe Mies Huth
Perry
Poreschoel
William PO Barntiach
Mra Warnhdert
Misa
Marjorie McKee
Reisterrtoin
Yo W. Oc. A
James Bo Ranck
Ranck
Wayne C. Neely
Neely
Y Woca
Meyran Hall
Walter G Parker
Myron Hart
Louie Leonard
Genevieve L. Corbett
Maryland
Margaret Storm
William 1 Storm
South Market Street
Frederick
Coechairman
Storm
Jane Swisher
Messrs
Horace + Kline
Mednard Cermwell
Noah Jenkins
Robert Joss
George + Mamilton
William ‘T. Delaplaine
Chauncey Lanner
Ernest C. Webb,Jr
Richard Radcliffe
Linwood Meyers
John J. Newhouse
Carlisle Smith
David Garber
Edward Nagle
William Moore
Trago Brust
Middletown
Ang Gradhi
Singleton
Tomsburg
Knoxville
Willem Staley
Atlantic Iawn
Curtis Thomas
Strike DeLuxe Enters Third Day In Store Strike
Baltimore March 12 AP A site down strike at DeLuxe entered its third day with about 30 employees of the Roberts Dress Shop sitting it out in beach chairs. The women protest non union shops depriving them of work. They slept on tables. the union supplied lounging chairs a cushion and a blanket for each. Louis Greenbaum a plant official remains in the office as strikers take over when he leaves.
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Baltimore
Deluxe
Roberts Dress Shop
Hest
Louis Greenbaum
Ofice
al Sopom
Frederick man arraigned in Greencastle for drunken driving
Wapae wee aor wee at Thomas Phillips of Freeerick wee arraigned before Magistrate W. W. McKinnie in Greencastle on a charge of drunken driving. Phillips was arrested near Mason and Dixon after he endangered three highway workmen by driving off the road. Sergeant Grein detained Phillips moments later. Read Phillips was committed to the county jail in default of 8500 bond for the next term of court.
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Wapae
Thomas Phillips
Freeerick
W. W. McKinnie
Greencastle
Phillips
Mason & Dixon
Grein
Philliips
Phillipe
Read Phillips
Welfare costs in Frederick County February report
The Frederick County Welfare Board released a February financial and statistics report showing total expenditures of cautionary welfare aid of 18 829 with 130 applications and 827 receiving assistance. State funds of 4 050 54 supported 258 families, with 99 more than January. 184 families had no employable persons while 74 had employables unable to find work. The report notes that the Marecco sewer project may ease relief rolls later, and discusses potential impacts of state aid changes after April. Investigators reviewed 140 old age pension cases and other categories, including 102 families with dependent children and 441 with old age aid, plus burial expenses and aid to the blind, with administration funded partly by local and State/Federal sources.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Statistical and Financial Report
Todas
Halliday
Aselstaner
Board of County Commissioners
Dasle Ced
Msg Halliday
Samuel EB. Shannahan
Board of State Aid and Charities
Maryland
Toyree
Board of County Commissionery
Ates
Etna
Stance
Steels Motors Selloff Dampens Market Rally
New York securities traders pulled back as steel and motor shares led declines. With markets near week’s end investors booked profits and stayed cautious, producing a quiet session after an initial rally. Volume hovered around 160.8 million shares as some stocks steadied late. Sterling remained steady near 7.18 to the dollar.
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New York
Sirele
Motors
BT Ngs
Armund
Sterling
Labor Organizer Cohen Fined for Taxi Strike Riots
Judge Counne sentences Harey Cohen, labor organizer, to three months in the penitentary and a five thousand dollar fine for inciting violence during recent taxi strikes. The case ties to clashes involving the Clinton Cab Company and Yellow Cab, with Cohen criticized for coercive union tactics and failing to uphold AFL tenets.
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Haltimore
Eugene O'Dunne
Harey Cohen
Cohensattarness
Patke
Clint and Cab Company
O'Dunne
Mayland
Cffect Varlows
Taber
Cohen
American Federation of Labor
Chinese Embassy Members Thank Generous Local Motorists
Mr and Mrs Russell Le Strine of this city aided Mr and Mrs Wu and their chauffeur after a car crash near Garthersburg on June 20 1933. The Wus visiting from China sent thanks and a silk pillow case from Nanking, now Beijing, and renewed their gratitude this week at 25 North Market Street.
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Russell le Strine
Strine
Washington
Garthersburg
Mra
Nanking
China
Mra. Wu
North Market Street
Mr. Howneck
Ucelement
High Flier Takes Blase Conteet at Frederick High School
Frederick Wigh Flier bi weekly publication of Frederick High School earned second place for the fourth consecutive year in the national grading by the Sakataella Demeg Association. Director Joseph M. Murray announced awards from New York City as 959 newspapers entered from 47 states.
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Frederick Wigh Flier
Frederick High School
Asetitlam
Sakataella Demeg Association of
Joseph M. Murray
New York City
Marys Land Schenle
Hugh Vo Githinger, Jr
Tatther Harvie
FO Spencer Warr
News-Pawk
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Lewiston
An. Washington
Rodney Butcher
Capital Hill
Thhem
James P. Pope
Idaho
New Jersey
Pener
John L. Lewis
Myron Taylor
U.S. Steel
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steels
Carnegie-Minors Corp
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committees
Eli Fay
Spain
Hagerstown
World Deaf
Little State Airport
Granada
Hudson and Reo
Steiner
Acrow Road
Justice Waller
Austin Boyd
Boyd
Hood
Vredericktantans
Frederick Man
Miss Halliday
Executive Sec
Counne
Lee
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