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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1937

Page

10

Frederick high school bond bill moves toward Senate

State Senator Marty LeGore said he will consider the Frederick county bond measure authorizing up to 300000 for a new high school and improvements to other county schools after it passed the House. He noted no decision yet on support or a referendum, as debates over local versus statewide measures continue and related bills advance in the Senate.

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Burning Freighter Approaches Harbor Firefighting Efforts Reported

The burning freighter Silverlarch labored toward Honolulu under convoy with the cruiser Louisville. Four women and four men were rescued from lifeboats after a 350 mile dash in 12 hours. Heavy seas hindered transfers, and the cruiser turned back toward port while awaiting a destroyer. The crew of 40 faced a tense arrival as efforts continued to reach Pearl Harbor before nightfall.

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Beating Husband Sentenced to Lashings in Cumberland

Cumberland Mid Mareha jail officials report Gil bert Wrabtzer a 45 year old WPA worker was given ten lashes for beating his wife mother of six. Sheriff George Bo Kenup indicated the lashings would be administered tomorrow at Urabtree de.

Circuit Court Paul M. Fletcher House of Correction Crabtree

Compromise Peace In Court Fight Sought

Washington reports a push for compromise in the Roosevelt court reorganization fight as Senate Judiciary hearings enter a second week. Proposals include a two-thirds Supreme Court concurrence for invalidating acts, Congress power to reverse bad decisions, expanding the court to fifteen members, mandatory retirement at 75, and a seven-justice concurrence rule. A plan would also allow Roosevelt to replace retirees over 70 up to fifteen seats.

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Car Plo ws Into N Market Porch

A skidding Plymouth driven by Harry Kelly struck a parked Dodge owned by H. C. Snyder on North Market Street and then crashed through a hedge into the porch of D. L. C. Sunday, City Editor of The Post, causing major damage to the residence. Kelly, uninjured, agreed to cover damages. no charges were filed. Additional snow collisions followed on nearby streets with minimal injuries.

North Market Street Harry Kelly Plymouth H.C. Snyder Willliamsport P. F. Burns Dodge Seat Crishert Caroming Olf the Post Ketly Ability Insurance West Sixth Street Reuben Hyde Frank Sly Offiers Annabelle Maker Hale Frederick City Fince Oficer Frank Dursey Hate Sulcer Cannon Fifth Sixth Streets Charles Durras

Juvenile Court Judge Mary Lammert Dies in Cumberland

Frostburg Md March 14 Mrs Mary C Lammert judge of Allegany County Juvenile Court since 1935 died today at her home after years of illness She could not fulfill duties much of the time leaving court work to Cumberland justice of the peace courts Funeral arrangements were not yet announced

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Regents pick Dykstra for UW presidency

Regents offered the University of Wisconsin presidency to Clare nce Addison Dykstra, citing a return from Cincinnati city management to long held educational work past years at four universities. Regents chose Dykstra to succeed Dr. Glenn Frank.

University of Wisconsin Clarence Addison Dykstra Cincinnati Dykstra Glenn Frank

Europe To Fill Air With Battle Planes In Europe

Aeronautical Association reports a surge of military aircraft as European production this year could add thousands of planes. A NASA survey by William Ro Enyart cites 25 500 aircraft in Europe with 1907 production near 20 000. Russia 7 500 Germany 5 500 Italy 9 000 France 4 000 England 3 500.

Washington Russia Germany Italy France England

Loyalists Capture Thalian Soldiers at Trijueque Front

Madrid reports on the Guadalajara front claim 90 Italian officers and soldiers were captured in what officials call a near rout of insurgents. The prisoners include a lieutenant colonel a major and a lieutenant. Most were found hiding in basements and names were not released.

Madrid Spain Trijueque Guadalajara

Governor Murphy explores sitdown strike remedy in Michigan

Detroit reports Governor Frank Murphy naming a 20 member civic commission to study a new labor settlement program aimed at peaceful resolution of employer employee disputes. He indicates a comprehensive plan, possibly adding labor arbitration in Michigan’s key industrial areas, while thousands of sitdown strikers remain at eight Chrysler plants and other factories. The Labor Relations Board orders Remington Rand to reinstate 400 workers amid a long running strike.

Detroit Michigan Frank Murphy Murphy Chrysler Washington Labor Relations Board Remington, Rand Inc American Federation of Labor Remington Rand

Storm Delays Earhart World Flight Takeoff Report

Oakland Calif. Amelia Earhart’s planned takeoff for a 27 000 mile world flight was postponed by a storm spanning about one third of the distance to Honolulu. Husband George Palmer Putnam said there would be no takeoff today. The attempt was set for 5 p m local time.

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