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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1937
Page
8
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Frederick county schools will share in the state equalization fund. Superintendent Pratt cited Tuesday afternoon he had not learned the exact amount. The fund distribution will surplus toward the general school fund. local effects depend on county levy and school need. Salaries for teachers were cut in 1993 to 1995, then restored to new minimum levels. Minimum salaries now range by years and roles, with white high school positions at 1157 to 2350 and Negro high schools from 720 to 1170.
Sheriff Fred White said Vern Charlton of Washington is in custody over the Mattson kidnapping and murder. He declined details but indicated developments may come from outside Tucumcari as Department of Justice operative Alex Street stayed in El Paso and did not confirm arrivals by plane. Charlton, who claims Tacoma, Washington, left January 7, was questioned at the DOJ drawing of the suspect.
Katharine Cornell received the annual American woman achievement award at the White House from Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. The ceremony recognized her contribution to American theater and was presented after a distinguished company performance in Washington.
The Western Shore County Commissioners Association presses to restore supervision of lateral roads to counties. In the General Assembly the bill survived the Senate and moved to the House of Delegates as critics note budget constraints and current allocations to the State Roads Commission. Frederick County has led the push, with recent testimony before the Senate committee in favor of returning control.
Spanish government forces retook two insurgent strongholds in Ciudad Real province after four days of bitter fighting. Dispatches from Madrid claim a major insurgent defeat as loyal troops push toward the rich coal and mercury mining region. reports also note dissension and rebellion within both armies during the campaign.
The couple Thomas G Hildebrand and Helen Virs Gimia Hildebrand were granted divorce and licenses were issued to remarry. Hildebrand of JIA Fast South Street secured a license to marry Helen Vi Hoane of Fragavalte Taratay, and William Jo Shreve secured a license to marry Mrs Hildebrand. Returns from the licenses have not been received.
Democratic leader Robinson assailed three critics of Roosevelt court legislation and condemned Justices McReynolds and Borah for inconsistency. He argued the court reversal on the DC minimum wage shows aims align with the president. The Senate judiciary committee pressed hearings into the Roosevelt court plan as battles over nominees and policy widen.
The Giornale D Italia reports Mohammed Ali, head of Ethiopia's largest chain store network, was expelled from Addis Ababa by Italian authorities amid espionage accusations tied to British intelligence. A French director of Besse & Co was fined and jailed briefly for alleged arms trade during the Italo Ethiopian war.
Lord Tweedmouth and Lady Tweedsaull arrive in Washington for a two day State visit. They are welcomed at the Executive Mansion by President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt. A formal reception precedes an informal tea and dinner at the White House.
Robert W. Galt, a well known Keymar resident and Pine Creek Presbyterian elder, died after driving onto a freight train crossing at Keymar. He was struck by the locomotive, suffered a fractured skull, and died shortly after removal from the wreck. The coroner ruled accidental death. State’s Attorney George Fringer and Deputy Walter Stapley assisted. Galt, 63, was deaf and failed to hear the crossing bell. he died near 245 oclock Thursday afternoon after the auto was dragged along the tracks. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Alice P. Dorsey Galt, and a brother.
Police sought clues near a rural Indiana setting as two men were seen near the scene prior to a deadly torch murder. The motive remains unclear while investigators trace the suspect Mybet Sutton a 28 year old schoolteacher and two companions in the woods near Sew Castle.
Testimony in the Dolman case details a fatal head blow and a burned body found in a car trunk. Witnesses, including relatives of the deceased, describe clothing remnants and a struggle. A Kensington police officer and others connect the accused to the confrontation that led to the fatal incident.
The Galt family details a son of Samuel and Isabel Galt with surviving siblings Mrs Robert S McRinnes Taneytown and Miss Jenne E Galt Taneytown. Funeral will be Thursday at 2:80 from the late home in Kermar, with Rev Irving No Morris presiding. Interment Piney Creei cemetery. Taneytown funeral director C OQ Fu.
In New York on March 90 the so called Faver morning Killer left bloody fingerprints at Veronica Gedeon s apartment. Detective Tat Lieutenant S Owen said prints would be sent to the Criminal Identification Bureau in Washington. Police also linked a threatened extortion case involving a daughter and a mother to the same suspect. Frank Byrnes and another man found stabbed in their Mem apartment. Detectives were out at the time the prints were found.
Joseph Gedeon, father of 20 year old Veronica Gedeon, said after questioning that a Boston man, described as a millionaire frustrated by love, may have ordered the killings of Veronica and his estranged wife Beekman Hill. He recalled daily flowers and a rejected advance including a car offer.
Emperor Throhitn issued a decree dissolving the House of Representatives and ordering a general election within 61 days on the advice of Premier Haack. The move follows political friction and signals a decisive shift in the nation's leadership.
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