Slum Clearance Groundwork Began in Frederick
Frederick's newly formed Housing Authority met with United States Housing Authority representatives in Washington to outline a proposed slum clearance and low rent housing program. The group discussed steps to obtain a federal grant, with local data compiled on slum conditions and plans to appoint a secretary-manager if the program proceeds. The authority, sworn in Thursday, includes Chairman W Clinton McSherry, Vice-Chairman William B Bennett, and Secretary pro tem Lewis R Dertzbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Housing Authority
United States Housing Authority
Washington
W Clinton McSherry
Williamb. Bennett
James H Gambrill
Charles McC Mathias
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Jacob Crane
Winton Haydock
H. A. Schauffler
B. Fitzpatrick
National Housig Authority
McSherry
National Authority
Itat
Board of Aldermen
Lloyd C. Culler
William B. Bennett
Eltis C. Wachter
High School Pupils Explore Vocations in Morning Talks
Frederick High School seniors spent the 9 o'clock period in vocational interviews with local business leaders. C. Cyril Klein organized Youth Vocational Week activities. Students explored secretary, teaching, bookkeeping, nursing, machinist, clerical, farming, beauty culture, and engineering careers through talks with industry professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
C. Cyril Klein
Harry O. Schroeder
The
Economy Site and Manufacturing Co
A L. Leary
Glenn T. Swisher
Potomac Edison Co
Byron A. Winebrewer
Martha Flynn
Leslie W. Grove
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Sam W. Maples
Kemp's Department Store
Henry A. Shoemaker
Thomas J. Kiriakou
Blue and Gray
Fred Spaager
WPA
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Readable clues correct common misconceptions. Item 1 notes product as the result of multiplication. Item 2 states white arises from all spectrum colors not black. Item 3 corrects misquotation and capitalization of capital. Item 4 asserts the muses numbered nine, not seven.
Costly Linens Sold in Juvenile Court Case
An 11 year old of color was committed to Cheltenham school for delinquency in a case heard Friday in Juvenile Court. The theft involved costly linens and Near East curios carried from a building and sold as rags to local junk and antique dealers. The items included Brussels lace from a wedding dress and a 120 year old Turkish clock remained missing.
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Near East
Chelttenham School
Arthur D .Willard
Lewis D. Heck
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Heck
Mrs Heck
Turkey
Washington
Dorsey Bryant
Marshall N. Murray
Allen S. Barigis Ali
Aige
Bryant
Michael E. Pue
Austin James
Seeds Makes Newark With Four Home Runs
Buffalo. May seeds veteran major and minor league outfielder hit four home runs in four successive innings for Newark in an International League game. Leeds, now with Newark, homered in the fourth inning with the bases empty, in the fifth with one on, in the sixth with the bags loaded, and in the seventh with one on. The feat surpasses known major league records for consecutive innings.
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Buffalo
Bob Seeds
Newark
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Delmar Reported as Senate Candidate Prospect
Baltimore May 6 Gov Harry W Nice verified reports that administration support would back Charles Delmar Frederick County banker if he runs for the United States Senate on the Republican ticket A Annapolis caucus reportedly offered the post to Delmar and Frederick County considers the proposition. Nice favored the nomination while observers see a possible bid with Delmar as running mate. Administration leaders planned to visit Delmar at his Petersville estate to seek endorsement.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Charles Delmar
Frederck County
Delmar
United States Senate
Sinnapolis
Senate
Frederick Countion
Vice
Petersville
Police Court Hears Family Feud Case and Drunkenness
In a Friday night Police Court session a family feud between William Burras and Ray Talbott led to Burras being found guilty of assault and battery, with a five dollar fine suspended on costs. Talbott’s attorney was Patrick Schnauffer. Burras was represented by Alton Bennett. Raymond Lewis received a suspended one dollar fine for drunkenness. Officers Hoffman and Phebus saw arrests. Quynn and Deaning were ordered out of town after a brief jail stay on the same charge.
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Whisner Street
William Burras
Ray Talbott
Talbott
Burras
Emmett R. Bowlus
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bur‘ras
Raymond Lewis
George Hoffman
Michael Quynn
Dan Deaning
Ben Phebus
Rouizahn
Welfare workers to gain pay increases in state plan
Executive secretary J Milton Patterson said four wage raises and a complete standardization plan would be sent to the next Board meeting. The plan, approved by county officials, would raise minimum salaries and set a statewide range. Changes would likely not greatly affect costs and could take effect July 1 or October 1. Local officials expect only minor shifts for about a dozen staff.
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J. Milton Patterson
Yne Board of State Aid
Coars
Patterson
County Commissioners and Welfare Board
Lewis R. Dertebaugh
Frederick County Welfare Board
Dertzbaugh
Welfare Board
Forcal
Frederick County
Mussolini Shows Hitler 30,000 Strong Italian War Machine
Rome May 6 Premier Mussolini displayed to Adolf Hitler a sample of Italy’s 9,000,000 mobilizable men. The 30,000 troops presented a war machine with artillery tanks armored cars poison gas and flame units. Hitler admired the display as Fascist leadership held court for over two hours. Worshipers sat on church doorsteps until pews appeared in the 15th century.
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Rome
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Prize Awards Mark Youth Week Finale at Winchester Hall
Winners in the Winchester Hall hobby show were announced as Youth Week closed. Herman Schwartz of Maryland School for the Deaf won $5 for a ship model. Local Box Scouts took second prize. Thomas Waehter claimed third. Buckingham School girls earned top rug prize. Helen Kline, Arietta DeGrange, and Edna Hall won additional honors. A Maryland School program followed, with G. Horton Peace praising the event and plans for next year. The Youth Week committee, led by Peace, included J. Walker Carty, A. Hart Etchison, C. Cyril Klein, Fred W. Springer, and Robert L. Smith, with Kiwanis Rotary Lions co sponsors.
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Winchester Hall
Herman Schwartz
Maryland School For the Deaf
Thomas Waehter
Buckingham School
Girls of Maryland School
Helen Kline
Arietta DeGrange
Edna Hall
Maryland School
G. Horton Peace
Mr. Peace
J. Walker Carty
A. Hart Etchison
C. Cyril Klein
Fred W. Springer
Robert L. Smith
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Answers to quiz prompts about Pershing and media
The responses identify Mr. and Mrs Francis Warren Pershing as a key pair, cite a Japanese accusation of aiding China in an air raid, note Of Mice and Men as the referenced work, state helium will not be for military use, and mark a True statement as correct.
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Francis Warren Pershing
China
Biological Survey To Begin Next Week
The Monocacy river biological survey will start next week to study food conditions and migratory habits of Black Bass. Albert M. Powell of the Lewistown State hatchery said preliminaries are finished and work will begin soon, continuing until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy River
Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
Monocacy
Powmac
Powell
Baltimore County
Big Hunting Creek
Jack Thomas
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington County
Thomas
Washington
Cape Town
Intimidation of Press Charged
Dr Glenn Frank editor of Rural Progress accuses the Senate Lobby Committee of a terror campaign against newspapers and magazines resisting the New Deal. He cites presidental tax-return checks as evidence of intimidation and says the order arose from a Senate resolution three years old. Incorporation articles filed for Mountain View Inn Thurmont listing Edward Fish John Cox and Frank S Eiker as corporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
May
Glenn Frank
Senate Loboy Committee
Rural Progress
Frank
Dai
Roosevel
Lobby
Senate
Mountain Vie Inn
Thurmont
State Tax Commission
Edward Fish
John Cox
Frederick
Frank 5. Eiker
Emmitsburg
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Cheltenham School
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Helene
Miss Costello
Inset
Jake
Nice
Poas
Republic of
Costa Rica
Little
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Outboar Motor & Century Boats
Delphey
West Patrick St
Service For Furs
Fur Shop
Hager See
Austin L. Michael Felwood
T. Whitmore
Casper F. Cline
Casper F. Cline, JR
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
I. Q. Answers
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C. C. Carty, Inc
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Rey Uls
Pat
Seiadis
Hendrickson
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