City Extends Relief Funds for 33 Families
The Board of Aldermen voted to extend emergency relief for 33 families facing eviction and hunger as Anne Halliday reports ongoing need. Welfare Board president Levis Dertzbaugh notes investigations continue and several households show improvement or independence. A dispute over two lights at the Baker coal yard on East Fifth Street ends with aldermen undecided on broader lighting policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hallday
Frederick
Levis R. Dertzbaugh
Welfare Board
Baker
Coal Yard
East Fifth Street
Jesse W. Kolb
Charlie T.butcher
William Shipley
Herbert S. Schr
R. L Grove
Stieler
Grove
Edward J. Smith
Zoning Board
Elmer St C. Maxwell
Pre City Business Properties, Inc
Portheas
Patrick
Jeltoren Espante
Independent Steel Operators Face Strike Pressure
Murray signals a hard line as independent steel operators warn of a last resort strike amid stalled talks. The issue centers on a proposed contract and union demands, with Hollywood film industry links noted as the national labor scene tightens under federal mediation.
City weighs sewer rule as residents report damages
Frederik aldermen hear that no permit can be issued for housing construction without sewer facilities. Residents report sewer blasting damages while the city considers investigating a water main extension near Wilson Place. Bills totaling 1735.75 were ordered paid as officials discuss insurer and bonding steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferson
Miaxwell
Tye
Wankles Establishment
Cascua
Cty Attorner Sa
Lus Apanton
Insurance Company and Bonding Company
Frederik
Verdict For Magazine Reversed By Judge
A New York Supreme Court judge set aside a jury verdict for Time magazine in a $250,000 libel suit filed by Curtis B. Dall, former son in law of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Justice Bernard L. Skelly ruled the verdict against the weight of the evidence and allowed the case to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Time Magdacine
Curtis B . Dall
Rooevelt
Bernard L. Sluentag
Dall
Cornel
Stientag
Asade Dall
White House
Former Register of Wills Fs Sentenced in Cumberland Md
Former Register of Wills Fs sentenced in Cumberland Maryland after pleading guilty to misappropriating state funds. Judge D Lindley Sloan presided as Schuck pleaded not guilty to an embezzlement charge. the indictment was returned by the Ape Grand Surs and the sentence begins in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Jersey
Sehuch
Alfetany
Xudre
Tate
House of Correction
D. Lindley Sloan Schuck
First Garden School by Frederick County Garden Club
An interetng program hosted by the Frederick County Pedernation of durik Water and the Ey tenson Service featured garden exhibits and demonstrations at Winchester Hall. Mrs Hubert Bur dete addressed the afternoon session with a lecture on native wildflowers and garden design, while speakers from Middletown and Ballenster showcased flower arrangement and decorative arts. Local clubs planned entries for the annual Flower Show to be held May 2 at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Parish Hall.
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Tiederck
Durik
Eytenson
Marland
Winchester Hall
Wedesd Mic
Hereny Stauffer
Walkersville
Hubert Burdete
Ats
Mery
Prederick Garden Club
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Freph Wo Apple
New Marriage Law Battles and Gretna Green Across States
A Maryland Senate fight over repealing the eight hour marriage delay law fails. Reports show varied state rules for marriage prereqs from notice and wait periods to outright bans, with California Oregon Minnesota enforcing restrictions and Washington allowing instant marriages.
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Chicago
Sahath
Joseph Sahath
New York
Tennessee
West Virginia
Whelow
Florida
Missouri
New Hampature
Oregon
May Cut Navy Building on Interest of Economy
The ranking minority member of the House Naval committee said the 180 million dollar navy construction program would be abandoned, at least temporarily, to aid the economy. Rep. Millard of New York urged delaying auxiliary vessels and reconditioning carriers Lexington and Saratoga. Vinson indicated support to help balance the budget, while he avoided committing on specifics.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Rep
Millard
New York
Lexington
Saratoga
New Yorker
Gariman Vinson
Georgia
Vinson
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
WPA
House
Roosevelt
Baltimore May 3 Rail Line Tracks Removal Considered
State Road Commission weighs offer to remove tracks of the abandoned Sandy Spring Palway Company in Keenongton to build a highway bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio Barron oil tracks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State
Sandy Spring
Keenongton
Baltimore and Ohio
Austrian Honeymoon Plans For Windsor And Bride
The Duke has won consent to a honeymoon in Austria at a Brayth century castle with golf and mountain activities as headquarters. Details emerged as he left for France, while Wallis Simpson’s future role remains unsettled. A spokesman and chateau staff declined formal announcements until after the London coronation. Simpson reportedly favors the United States or Canada as a permanent home.
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May
Ins
Austra
Dukke
Austria
France
Wallis Warfield
Chateau
Herman Sb. Rogers
Men i Atcordante
England
London
Simpson
United States
Canada
Phantom Burglar Strikes Thurmont Again
Thurmont residents report a repeat intrusion by the so called phantom burglar. The thief entered Dr Pranck Vo Swearingen’s East Main street home and escaped unseen after invading bedrooms. A glove and a 25 cent theft from a prior victim were noted, with search efforts led by Deputy Edegar Freese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Pranck Vo Swearingen
Thurmont Choral Society
Swearingen
James Gray
Edegar Freese
Moni. Walde
Calvin S. Lohr
Charles Delaplane
Lohr
Beiong
Washington panel moves to outlaw child marriages
A House committee in the District of Columbia voted today to address Congress and ban child marriages and early weddings in the capital. The move targets protecting minors and aligns with federal oversight on local family law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House District of Columbia
Special Parking Rules Declared For Sunday Parade
Police chief Aen Barty announced restricted parking on Market Street from 6 a.m. to after the parade. The limits cover Eighth to Patrick, Patrick to Court, Court to Chute, and Church to Baker.
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Market Street
Eighth
Patrick
Patrick Ek
Court
Court North
Chute
Church West
Baker Pare
Aen Barty
Mission Crusade
Europe
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Ellis Ho Pursner
Paul Ho Wendel
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Triat
Newark
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Brooklin
Bruna
Murray
Independent Steel
Uniden
Suan
Vtri
Parscureh
Phip Farray
Tamught Saat
Tainesini
Tabor Cor Wat
Ofgiment Lomitice
Leutenant
John Lo Lewis
Hollywood Calif
Hollywood
Moon Picture Crafts
Charles Lessing
SSPPC
la Angeles Central Labor Coune American Federation of Labor Group
Labor Council
Register of Wills Fs
State Senate
Annapolis
John DC Duncan
Baltimore County
Senate
Judicial Proceedings
Senmayor Duncan
Navy
Windsor and Bride
Mrs. Simpson Wolds
Ar Swearingen
Peices
Paul Pelphey
West Matrick St
Dr. Basetoar
Basehoar Rer Weelern
Erent Greetings
Cecline & Son
TEL
Carty’s
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East Patrick St
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