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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1935

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2

Wage scale sets 20 cent hourly rate for work relief

Frederick County Welfare Board approves a new wage scale lowering unskilled pay to 20 cents an hour on work relief projects to run from April 5. Foremen and skilled workers are proportionally reduced while budget impact is offset by longer hours or additional dependents. Employees may seek other jobs without losing relief, and those refusing to work risk loss of relief.

Frederick County Welfare Board Lewis R Dertsbaugh Dertabaugh Dertzbaugh Works-Relief Mater Glen

Case Load Drops in March Timeline

The News reports a decrease in case load from 2 078 on March 1 to 1 999 on March 22, a reduction of 79 cases over the month. Local officials note the decline reflects ongoing efforts to manage the caseload.

Crowd braves rain at Wilbur Carson public sale

A large crowd attended the Buckeys town sale despite showers. Wilbur Carson offered twelve horses and colts, with a two year old colt selling for 292 dollars and a one year old colt at 150 dollars as total receipts reached about 2182.80 dollars.

Wilbur

Livestock Auction Brisk With High Bids Near Frederick

The sale of Lewis T Umberger near Frederick drew a good crowd with horses $145 to $203 cows $40 to $72 heifers $? to $40. Machinery also sold well and total proceeds reached $3 706 10. John W Null auctioneer Raymond L Kelly clerk.

John W. Null Raymond L. Kelly Lewis T Umberger Frederick Glenn Trout Marion England Monrovia

Auction figures and shipboard whistle tradition noted

The sale totaled $1,686.34 with Glen Trout as auctioneer and Raymond Kelly as clerk. On a battleship a single bow swain signals the crew with a pipe whistle.

Glen Trout Raymond Kelly Mao

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