Wage Increase At Frederick Tailoring Plant Announced
Frederick Tailoring Co Inc raises pay 10 to 20 percent for all workers across the plant boosting annual payroll to about 920,000 dollars. A large new building expansion is planned including a 6000 square foot second floor addition and a replacement building for the former clubhouse. The company, active since 1933, expects to hire more staff as output grows.
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Predertek Tile Oring Co, Inc
Stanley Sagner
Adl
Wall
Sakues
Frederick Tailoring Company
Strathly
Arthur Greenhut
Greenhut
25 Millionth Social Security Name Added In Roll
Washington AP reports Social Security offices said the 25,000,000th name card was enrolled for old age benefits. A quarter million more cards are in the mill at Baltimore offices. about 26 million people are expected to be enrolled soon. State totals for local security account number applications include Delaware 4,994. District of Columbia 1,?. Maryland 212,?, Pennsylvania 2,420,132. West Virginia 33,541.
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Washington, Mar
Officinia
Deereensee Hecate AD Mhaeapets
Baltimore
Focal Security
Middle Atlantic
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Penneylvania
West Virgginia
Autos and Trucks Stalled on Roads Around Frederick
Traffic tieups from slippery highways near Frederick kept state police busy as skidding incidents halted fifty to ninety machines at peak times. Earlier, fifty vehicles including seventeen trucks were stranded between Middletown and Frederick with high wind scattering debris.
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Frederick
Saaty
Braddeck Mountain
Omerr Hoh Ceen
Jong Une
Waly
Crest
Middletown
Middielow Na Ima Frederick
State Read
Court issue swamps Congress as mail pours in
Washington reports surge of mail on President Roosevelt court reform with 60 percent opposed. Senators Green and others say public opinion leans toward the bill though letters flood offices. Chairman Ashurst laments clerical strain while the Senate debates how to handle petitions and speeches.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Taylor
Green
Ashurst
Dem. Ariz.) of the Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Robinson
Dem
Ark
Local D A R Delegates Attend Maryland State Meeting
Local Fred erieck Chapter D A R delegates and alternates plan to attend the Maryland State Society conference in Baltimore opening tonight at the Southern Motel. Mrs Jesse B Anders of this city seeks state treasurer with Mrs Louis L Wilson regent presiding.
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Frederieck
Maryland State Society
Baltimore Fouight
Oshers
Jesse B. Anders
Louis L. Wilson
D. A
Francis J. Parran
State Society
Oscar _B. Coblentz
Catonsville
Festegiet
bRorngan
Seay
Frantems Markell
Ohn Mc Cutler
Charles Mullen
Jane Zimmerman
Hammond Clary
George B. McCleere
Sophie Reich
Charles W. Noe
Mise Reith Miller
This City
Mies Fama Thompson
Baltimore
Mre Wilson
Anders
Strong Night Winds Cause Snow Blockage Across Frederick County
Strong night winds piled high drifts and blocked secondary routes across Frederick and western Maryland. Main highways were at times blocked by trucks and windblown snow while plows worked through the night. Route 2 and Route 15 faced closures on Payne Hill and near Libertytown. Eight county roads remained in doubt as blizzard-like conditions eased by morning.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Careroll
Thomas M Linsthicum
Payne's Hill
Thurmont
Libertytown
Sam's ,Creek
Middletown
New London
Ceresville
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Urbana
Mr. Linthicum
Braddock Mountain
Mae
Guinthieum
Creagerstown
Trewistown
Frank M. Stevens
Carrot County
Baltimore
Saint street fall injures local pretzel dealer
Thomas F. McCabr, a pretzel dealer, suffered a bruised head and face after slipping and falling on a busy street Saturday evening. He was able to be out today.
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Thomas F. McCabr
Frederyk Chamber backs bill to outlaw walks and marathons
The Frederyk Chamber of Commerce votes in a twilight meeting to back a state bill outlawing walkathons and similar contests to protect business interests. The board favored limited county exceptions and approved introducing a bill, with Hager Wolfe presiding and three new members presenting plans for member stipulations at the next meeting.
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Frederyk Chamber
Comerce
Pravote Ding
Princ Seth Key
Hager Wo Wolfe
Nesta
H Gamball, Jr
Paul Payne
Hamsmond Chiry
Obo A Stures
Major Lied Co Carter
Richard FL Sunmoms
Charles BL Seever
Robert K. Sanath
Josepin Apelle
Tralph W. Boater
Woman to Die in Electric Chair for Murder in Blair County
Mrs. Markared Barnes, wife of an Altoona factory worker, awaits governor approval to die in the electric chair for the rail spike killing of her son with Roy Lockard. She would be the first woman executed in seven years and follows Irene Schroeder’s 1930 capital sentence. Lockard seeks clemency. Board of Pardons review pending.
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Harthing
Morel
Markared Barnes
Altoons
Govermyor Earle
Karmendi
Roy Lockard
Blair County
Irene Schroeder
Romain
Rockview Oartheon
W. Glenn Bague
Sundin
Brady Paul
Highway Patrol
Lockard
Board of Pardons
Six In College Group Recovering From Hurts
A professor and five Rollins College fencing students are recovering after a car crash near Winter Park Florida that killed two classmates Don Cheney 20 Orlando and Malcolm Corliss Sr East Orange N J The party was en route to Annapolis for a meet with the Navy fencing team and had spent the night in Raleigh North Carolina
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Richmond
Rollins
Ives
Don Cheney
Orlando
Florida
Malcolm Corliss
East Orange
N. J
Memorial Hospital
Isaid
William Roney
Jack Hiegenbueh
Newark
N. Jv
Annapolis
Navy
Wrehaal
Winter Park
Fla
Raleigh
N, Cc
13 Inches Of Snow Covers Garrett County
The Garrett, Allegany, and Washington counties face heavy snow and drifting as a fresh three inch blanket sits atop ten inches from the weekend. Winds hamper plowing with drifts reforming as crews spread cinders on treacherous roads amid ongoing snowfall.
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Garrett County
Haltimare
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Ingain
Tobin F. Krel Home Appears in Court Sale Distribution
The Bennett brick house of Tobin F. Krel at 217 West Seventh Street was bought at a morning foreclosure sale by Home Owners Lean Corporation mortgageholder for 5809. Red and John W. Null served as auctioneer.
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Kruie Wome
Tobin F. Krel
Weet Sefith Street
Eccles Idea 10 Raise Taxes Faces Setback in Budget Talks
Washington March 1 Speaker Bankhead indicated House opposition to Eccles proposal to balance the budget by higher taxes on profits. He said few expect a quick balance and noted no appropriation bill has run beyond estimates. Representative Treadway urged spending cuts instead of tax hikes to curb inflation.
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Washington
Bankhead
Chama Manni
Bertes
Federateserve Board
Hatkhead
Monkhead
House
Treadway
Massachite
Republian O
W and Meats Committee
Rallying Tendencies Appear In New York Market
New York trading showed rallying tendencies with many leaders gaining fractions to two points while skeptics lingered in board rooms. Profit selling returned under pressure as deals opened fast, slowed later, and the session stretched toward the fourth hour. Federal Reserve inflation remarks prompted mixed Buying interest amid fears of government intervention. Labor controversies persisted as Sterling opened at $4.4.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Eccles
Sterling
Comminston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Weohoirman
Roosevelt
Commission
Ocean Malls
Kennedy
E. C
Wall Street
Edward C. Moran
Thomas M. Woodward
Luminous Coal Commission
Old Shipping Board
Mas Rine
Emory Saninerrntendes
Menry
Wiles
IGG Teg, UO Mra Beseter Inez
Coaches to Recommend Center Jump Elimination for One Year
The National Collegiate Basketball Coaches Association voted to urge the rules committee to remove the center jump for a one year trial. The proposal allows the jump at the start of regular and overtime periods only and aims to simplify play.
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Chicago
Mar
National Collegiate Basketball Coaches Association
Farr Not Likely To Meet Max Baer Says
London AP reports heavyweight champion Tame My Farr unlikely to meet Max Baer in a planned title bout. Farr reportedly prefers other opponents and no contract is announced for an April 15 Halter fight.
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Farr
Max Baer
London
Mar
Great Britain
Tame My Farr
Mitpelas
Explosion at Greworks factory kills twenty in Manila
Labor Department investigators testified there were no safety devices at the Greworks factory demolished yesterday. The blast killed twenty women and left scores missing, with several injured.
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Manila
Mar
Labor Department
Greworks
Authorities plan further investigations into Middletown arson
Report says Bardardin near Middletown admitted setting a barn fire at TF Ro Gaerten’s farm and other fires in Pennsylvania. He also allegedly confessed to setting a headstack fire belonging to Carean near Boone boro last March.
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L Bardardin
Middletown
Gaerten
Road Row
Pennsylvania
Idle Ie
Carean
Booneboro
Boys Runaways Recount Rope Tricks and School Absences
Three 12 to 15 year olds from Frederick who escaped home use rope tricks to entertain police. The youths Elis L. Alger Charles E. Drtee and Page D. Campbell were taken to the Juvenile Court in Page County Virginia after being found in Frederick. They had been away from school and claimed a yearlong absence from home. The Children’s Aid Society assumed custody and they were moved to Montegue and Point of Rocks for supervision.
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Frederick Cauntions
Tans
Baltimore
Mtone
Children's Aid Society
Frederick
Page County
Juvenite Cort
Tas Elis L. Alger
Charles E. Drtee
Page D. Campbell
Soc Viety
Montegue
Neiils
Momtewur
Teto
Tagerstown
Liberals Postpone Constitutional Conference Amid Disagreements
Washington dispatch reports the national conference on constitutional amendment postponed as liberal leaders clash over strategy and risk embarrassing Roosevelt’s court plan. The delay follows disputes among Progressives farmers unions and key labor figures over amending the constitution before Roosevelt’s proposal is resolved.
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Washington
Farller
Hoosevelt
Supreme Court
Adam Iterent
Leevie
Congress
Roosevelt
Roosevelt plan to reorganize the Supreme Court faces Senate panel
Labor leader William Green testifies in Washington as President Roosevelt pushes a court reform. He backs including Justice Brandes in the debate while opponents press for caution. The hearing, crowded with observers, probes the court's “common touch” and potential constitutional changes without naming individuals.
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Washinitom
Qualia
Amenean Vederaton
la ‘Hor
Senate Judiciary
Roosevelt Court BV
Supreme Court
Dids
Wisby
Robinson
Robins
Green
Kesturing
Austin
Vermonty
Washington
Senat Judiciary Committee
Brandes
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Burke
Dem
Neb
Vieterich
Senate
Bridge Plan Talks At Shepherdstown For New Span
Representatives of the West Virginia and Maryland road commissions meet in Shepherdstown to discuss speeding construction of a new bridge across the Potomac after the old structure was washed away in the spring flood.
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Washington
West Virginda and
Maryland Road Commission
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Weather Record Denamitating the M4 home anda Ingal Sp
Yesterday's high temperatures and rainfall are recorded with March totals and normals. The report lists March precipitation around HTM inches versus 1392 inches normal and 1429 inches actual to date, plus a 440 inch excess through March 1, 1937. Moonrise and sunrise details appear alongside sun times for tomorrow.
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Anda Ingal Sp
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