Zoning Board Affirms Stand On Filling Station Permit
The Zoning Board of Appeals upheld City Engineer Maxwell's denial of a permit for a filling station at Market and Sixth streets. A rehearing was agreed based on newly discovered safety zone evidence and petitions from local residents, with opposing views also presented. Officials had postponed final action after Tuesday night's session.
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Board of Zening Appeals
Market Anc Sixth Streets
Jacob Rohrbach
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Muetmers
Zoning Board
North Market Street
Edward S. Myers
Marcus Simmons
Atlantic Refining Company
Alton Y. Bennett
Holden S. Felton
Peace With Ireland Bill Passed By House
London May 5 The House of Commons passed Prime Minister Neville Chamberlains peace with Ireland agreement despite a fierce attack on its defense provisions by Winston Churchill. The measure cleared the second reading without a record vote as Malcolm MacDonald pressed for approval. It proceeds to a third reading before Lords approval and then sign by King George to become law.
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London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Ireland
Winston Churchill
Malcolm MacDonald
England
House of Lords
George
French Freighter Diem Hit By Insurgent Bombers
In Valencia on May 5 the French freighter Diem was struck during a raid by insurgent bombers flying high enough to be nearly invisible. A fire broke out but port fishermen contained it quickly. The crew took refuge in a reinforced concrete dock shelter.
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Valencia
Spain
Chamber Urges Repeal of Wagner Act at Washington Convention
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States urged repeal of the Wagner Labor Relations Act and called for management and labor to work together without federal intervention. The convention also featured an AFL manifesto urging capital-labor cooperation, while relations with the CIO remained strained and a GM president’s anti-NLRB remarks drew an UAW rebuttal. George H. Davis was re-elected president amid talks of further cooperation. A separate fire near Mt Airy destroyed a house and contents worth about 1500 dollars, with uncertain insurance, and baby Mary Stuart was proclaimed queen after her father James V of Scotland’s death.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
American Federation of Labor
Chamber
William Knudsen
General Motors
National Labor Relations Board
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
George H. Davis
Kansas City
iWorstory
Arthur Tolson
Watersville
Mt Airy
Mb Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Mary Stuart
James V
Scotland
Hot-Cha Club License Hears Objection in Urbana Hearing
The Hot-Cha Club in Urbana operated by Richard Baumgardner is set to receive an alcoholic beverage license after a hearing in Peeples Court. Objections were minimal with one resident, De Harry J. Kefauver, protesting disturbances, while neighbors and supporters described orderly business. The license will be granted by License Commissioner G Ed Myers. Also noted is the Evangelical and Reformed Church annual Mother and Daughter banquet in Middletown with Rev. Philip E. Saylor presiding and the Men’s Brotherhood class handling the dinner.
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Urbana
Richard Baumgardner
G Ed Myers
Peeples Court Room
Harry J. Kefauver
Grace Baumgardner
Richard
Europe
Baumgardner
William M. Storm
Evangelical and Reformed Church of Middletown
Philip E. Saylor
Men’s Brotherhood
Kieffer DeLauter
R R Lewis
Group Two Maryland Bankers to Meet in Frederick
Group Two of the Maryland Bankers Association will gather at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday evening with dinner at 615. Thomas B. McAdams of Union Trust Baltimore and E. Sherman Adams of Central Hanover New York will speak on banking problems. About one hundred attendees from Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll and Howard counties are expected. WH. 8B. Anders of Union Bridge is chairman. Mrs Vernon Coblentz will be toastmistress and a program by the King's Daughters Class led by Miss Elva O. Shaf ee will feature music and entertainment.
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Maryland Bankers’ Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Delonte
Thomas B McAdams
Union Trust Company
Baltimore
E. Sherman Adams
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company
New York
Washington County
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard Counties
Anders
Union Bridge
Vernon Coblentz
King’s Daughters
Elva O. Shafee
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barto
An essay on parental guidance and self control in family life. It stresses that mothers model behavior for children, and that calm, gracious conduct from parents builds character and stability at home. Also notes a 1938 NEA piece and a banquet announcement by Mt. St. Marys College speakers.
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Olive Roberts
Barto
Candidate O Conor Debates Trail to Governorship
An unclear snippet references R. O Conor as a candidate with a foxala or teddy bear nickname. It mentions a forthcoming event Sunday afternoon and notes it appeared in The Xewn. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
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Eral Herpert R. O'Conor
Australis
Comege
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