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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1937

Page

10

Amendments to Sill Move to Merit System for Frederick Police

Frederick town meeting in Winchester Hall discussed many amendments to a bill placing the city police under a merit system. Delegates and citizens debated examination boards, mayoral appointment power, and criteria for retention with a Jan 1 1938 qualification deadline and age limits for officers.

Frederick Orto Frederick Cousty House of Delegates Winchester Hall Joan Bo Funk Chuteman Frederick County Smdic Atend W. Harry Haller World Willian Bertt Atyarman Charles B. Goodeth Chas FP. Seeger Seeger Haller Baltimore Washington Bbtbees David C. Winebrenner Ird Funk Bil Charley S. Houck A. Lamar Mlarick Jacob R. Ramsburg Ilo Rich Power Ag Frederick City Winebrenfeer Meyor Lioyd C. Culler

Creditors Reach Agreement On Laporte Equipment

Two major creditors the Clarendon Trust Co of Virginia and the Glens Falls Indemnity Co agree to dispose of Laporte Construction equipment held under attachment. The court ordered proceeds held until final disposition while the property including cranes shovels pumps and a Ford truck may be sold or leased to avoid depreciation. Allen Y Bennett represents Clarendon with Manuel M Weinberg for Glens Falls Indemnity.

J. A. Laporte Construction Company Wobehd Clarendon Trust Company Virginia Laporte Sberkt Glens Fath Indemnity Company Glens Falls Frdeeveitie Wey Theos Caretat Dsste Didge Hanemond Urner Ford Allen Y. Bennett Adiocnes Manuel Mt Weinberg S the

Windsor and Wallis to Meet AL Easter

London reports the Duke of Windsor plans to wed Mrs Wallis Simpson. her divorce from Ernest Simpson may finalize on April 27 or May 1. In Cherbourg, D D Parker of Baltimore says he is negotiating to buy the Windsor Brooklandville estate after nearly completing the sale.

London France Wallis Warfheld Simpson Duke of Windsor Simpson Ernest Simpson Cherbourg Sumoer Parker Baltimore Maryland Brooklandville, Maryland Almos

Compromise Talks Heard On Court Reform Debate

Washington reports Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic Leader, presented a compromise proposal amid the Roosevelt court reorganization fight. Administration allies discuss a possible constitutional amendment, while Senator Norris of Nebraska suggests limiting federal judges to nine years. Some backers seek to boost White House support with a potential amendment.

Washington Robinson Arkansas Roosevelt Hobinson Wuld Norris Nebraska Supreme Court White House Senate

Americana Death Toll From Motor Rane Accidents Alleged Larger

A dubious claim states that American deaths from motor vehicle accidents in the last eighteen years exceed the total American casualties in all wars the nation has fought.

Massive blast dislodges 10000 cubic yards on highway project

About five tons of dynamite were used Saturday to blast rock for the new dual highway near Myersville Maryland. The blast near Canada Hal above Jerusalem dislodged large boulders, sending rock to fills as crews progress toward Hagerstown.

WL. T. Campbell Sons Company Tawsen Hagerstown Canada Hal Jerusalem Myersville Campbell Cone Ea and Chapman Dupont Powder Works Tiverstown Canada Wall Walt

State Relief Program Law Expires March 31

Maryland social service leaders warned the legislature that the current relief con s tion and funding taxes expire on March 34. Without renewed taxes funds for relief old age pensions aid to dependent children and aid for the needy blind would run out in sixteen days. The legislature must first act on a $70 000 000 biennial budget with the Senate taking up the appropriation next, then sending it to the House.

Asinapolie Maryland Senate House of Delegates

Federal Reserve Chief calls for higher income taxes to balance budget

Marriner S. Eccles, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, urged raising income and profit taxes if needed to balance the budget promptly and curb monetary inflation. He defended the board's "cosy money" policy as the reaction from Congress varied with remarks by Senator Robinson calling for a slow approach to tax legislation.

Washington Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Congress Robinson Eccles

Insurgent Artillery Bombards Madrid in Heavy Daylong Barrage

Madrid endured one of the war's heaviest bombardments as insurgent artillery pounded the capital from noon through daylight. Insurgent planes dropped propaganda leaflets while government pursuit aircraft engaged the attackers over the city.

Madrid Spain

Thaw In Court Over Damages Suit In Washington

Harry Thaw walked into a Washington court for another legal battle tied to the Stanford White case. He faced a waiter’s $1000 damages claim for an eye injury and the jury awarded $2200 against him.

Iiers KO Washington,d C Stanford White Damares

Fined After Reckless Driving Trial On Washington Road

Karl Strube was found guilty of reckless driving in a collision on the Washington road south of Frederick. He was fined and placed on probation by Justice Sinn after testimony from Herbert Sona Frank Doubs and State Officer B H Cecil. A second charge of speeding 60 mph against Helen Wetzel was continued until March 29 due to absence of counsel.

Washington Frederick Karl Strube Walter E. Sinn Herbert L. Sonafrank Doubs Strube Burt Strube B. H. Cecil Helen Wetzel Airy BE. Austin James Scarsboro

Detroit Sit-Down Strike Faces Court Evacuation Order

Five thousand sit-down workers at Chrysler plants confront a court order to evacuate by 9 am Wednesday under a $10,000 fine on land and goods. UAW leaders and CIO officials warn of potential riots and await the 6 000 in plants decision.

Detroit Elphi Chrysler Lansing Murphy National . Guard Washington Remington Rand Labor Relations Board New York General Electric Company Pittsburgh C. I. OG Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation Chrysler Corporation Raghard T. Frankensteen Chrysler Dodge Homer Martin

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