Water Lights and Radio Again Plague City Board
City board wrestles with water supply pressure and aging pipes as 3.2 million gallons daily move through Fishing Creek Dam. Engineers estimate $90,000 for an 18 inch line from Sanner to the dam, with $40,000 for trenching, to improve pressure. Officials consider Federal aid and seek a radio interference expert from the FCC amid complaints over signals and enforcement of grounding ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer and
Bosta vi
Fishing Creek
Lloyd C. Culler
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Sanner
William Davis
Parking Meters For Pedestrians And Assessments On Radio's Hill
Frederick youths from Youth Week proposed three forms of special taxes to fund city salaries and projects. Pedestrian parking meters at ten minutes ten cents, a license fee to attract tourists via tropical fish in Carroll Creek, and a questionable slot-machine idea for women drew mixed support. Aldermen eyed a recreation center for Baker Park and discussed slum clearance, traffic lights, and halting filling stations. The youth board toured city facilities after a meeting with Mayor Culler and Aldermen Schroeder and Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Hill
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Yeu
Kenneth Alexander
George Stup
William Crist
New York
Lawrence Rice
Jon Sausser
Stup
Baker Park
Robert Staley
Allen Quynn, Jr
Robert Whitmore
Lora C. Culler
Frederick High School
Board For Aldermen
Culler
Herbert $. Schroeder
Charles T. Butcher
Elmer
C. ‘Maxwell
Glories Of Rome Shown To Hitler
Adolf Hitler left Rome for Naples after a talk with Mussolini on colonies the main sore issue. A huge crowd at the railway station watched the Nazi chieftains as talks amid tightly crammed events marked Hitler's visit. No further details leaked on the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ialy
Adolf Hittive
Inpnt
Naples
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Italy
Seamigas
Germany
Alderman Withdraws Strike Move Over Advertising In Cars
A motion to strike a section of the anti soliciting ordinance was withdrawn after discussion showed advertising in stationary cars did not violate the ordinance. J R Trever who hands out pamphlets for Washington hotels was ordered to quit but said he places flyers only in stopped cars. The board approved a WPA project to install about 1065 feet of four inch water main in Wilson avenue area and authorized investigations into a six inch main from Odd Fellows Home to Ebert ice cream plant while opposing excessive water outflow. They also granted Woodmen of the World permission for a park event and approved sidewalk work near North Market Street school. Bills totaling 4690.87 were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Grove
Harmon Staley
Edward J. Smith
Culler
Charles T. Boteher
Maxwell
Grove
Herbert 5. Schroeder
Schroeder
Edward P. Cden
Butcher
Market Street
Aldermer Schroeder
Alderman Grove
J. R. Trever
Washington Hotels
Trevey
South
South Market Street
Wilson Avenue
Bolton
Grant Streets
West Fourth Street
Homer Miller
Woodmen of the World
Baker Park
Odd Fellows Home
Ebert
Harry L Ebert
Thompson Tree
Chambersburg
West Second Street
Stromberg Ignition Company
Detroit
Board of Education
Sixth Street
North Market Street
John H. Boyer
Broadway
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Answers address five questions from Cranium Crackers. Topics include a deity’s agreement, word usage in a sentence, misquotation of a Shakespeare line, ambergris origin, and juror charge timing. Contains corrections and clarifications for each item.
Vast Salt Deposit Found Near Thompson Utah
Geologists drilling for oil in eastern Utah report a vast salt bed near Thompson, with salt found at 1500 feet and drilling extending to 6000 feet. The discovery comes from the United States Geological Survey. The article notes North America’s forest area totals about 1.5 billion acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Thompsons
Utah
United States Geological Survey
North America
Firms Challenge NLRB Rulings In Federal Courts
Washington May 4 Douglas Aircraft Company joined Ford Motor Company and Inland Steel Company in asking federal courts to set aside NLRB findings. The firms allege the board violated Wagner Act, citing unfair hearings, hearsay evidence, and arbitrary conclusions. Ford seeks relief in Covington Circuit Court while Douglas filed in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc
Ford Motor Company
Inland Steel Company
Labor Relations Board
Douglas Aircraft
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Covington, Ky
Court challenges board decision over union contract order
Inland Steel contested a Chicago Circuit Court ruling that forced it to meet with a C. S. union. The company argued the board’s decision ignored the due process of justice and that the hearings in the case were manifestly unfair and unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Steel
C. S
Circuit Court
Chicago
Answers to 1 2 3 4 5 Advertisement prompt line
Joe DiMaggio is named as the answer for one item while the Spanish insurgent general, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and a false statement about orders are noted. The text mentions coordination of Franco British military forces in war planning and ends with an advertising pitch about investing in newspaper ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DiMaggio
Daughters of the American Revolution
Coordinaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. C
News-Post
Glenn Orrison
Herbert Stilely
Sisley Hahn
Guy Ramsburg
Robert Gara~ner
John Sausser
Allen Quynn
Elijah Hartman
Leslie Moore
James Ewing
Stanley Wilkins
Arthur Cole
Radio’s Hill
Boy
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
NLRB
Ford Motor Co
Delphey
West Patrick St
Casper E Cline
Casper E. Cline, JR
Austin L, Michael Elwood T, Whitmore
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
Hendrickson
Karin Jacobson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!