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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1937

Page

9

Capt Lehmann Dies of Burns in Hindenburg Disaster

Captain Ernst Lehmann, veteran zeppelin master, died from burns after the Hindenburg crash at Lakehurst. Authorities pursue sabotage inquiry with German, US Navy, Copeland committee, and New Jersey officials. Public hearings to begin Monday as Eckener and Goering push rapid new airship construction to replace the lost ship.

Lakehurst N. J Ernst Lehmann Lehmann United States Naval Air Station Hugo Eckener Zeppelin Company Copeland New York Senate Commerce Committee Department of Commerce United States Navy State of New Jersey Max Fruss Burns Charles E. Rosendahl Lakehurst Naval Base North Atlantic Berlin Olar Europe North America Reich Hermann Wilhelm Goering Friedrichshafen Air Ministry

Freight Line Extensions Approved by Public Service Commission

The Public Service Commission approved extensions of the Baltimore Frederick motor freight line including service to Ballenger Creek and Frederick. The commission also granted Tidewater Ferries a permit to operate milk freight from Lawtonville to Damerque and Fichionn.

Baltimore The Public Service Commission Odey Maryland Traneportation Company Baltimore-Frederick gen-Frederick Ballenger Creek Commicdon Tidewater Fenreee Lawtone Ville Damercue

County Gets First Direct Relief Split After Session

Frederick county will share in a June 1 distribution from a 5,000,000 relief amendment. State funds total 3,710,000 for Social Security leaving 1,300,000 for direct relief to Baltimore and counties. Baltimore receives 80 percent of 780,000 with remaining allocations by population. counties seek need based distribution amid prior shortfalls and reimbursement uncertainty.

Frederick County General Assembly Baltimore City Frederick County Welfare Board Baltimore Rereome Frederick

Bond of 259 Posted in Fatal Assault Case

Bond of 259 was posted for Patrick M Schowaller in a murder case involving the alleged intent to kill Marc Reawn. The defendant faced arraignment on charges of assault with intent to kill and related jury actions.

Heire Dutuice Patrick M Schowaller James Gihenn Ions Aceaal Marc Reawn

Maryland asks boost for flood repair bond fails

Annapolis May 7 The $50 000 flood repair bond requested by Gov Nice was rejected by the House Ways and Means committee as the special session ended. Instead about $500 000 from the 1930 bond issue was freed for flood work without raising the tax rate. The committee cited fiscal experts and noted $43 000 of the 1937 snow and flood fund was spent on salaries, with $150 000 redirected, influencing the decision. The 1936 $1 500 000 bond issue had raised over $1.6 million.

Annapolis Harry W Nice General Assembly House Ways and Means State Roads Commission Kent Mullikin House Ways and Means Committee Nathan Smith Commission

Farm To Market Road Work Nears Completion

WPA projects on six lateral farm to market roads in the county near completion. Additional work and available highway projects are scarce, risking layoffs for many men previously employed. Roads nearing finish include Reno Monument Bolivar road Annapolis Church Hill Double Park Mills and Burkitts Will road with crews reassigned as routines wind down.

WPA Reno Monument Bolivar Road Annapatrs Church Hill-Doube Park Mills Burkittswills

Democratic precinct primaries set for May showdown

Democratic precinct primaries to elect delegates and City Executive Committee members will be held Friday night at four city sites at 7 p.m. The convention is slated for Tuesday, May 25 at 8 p.m. Edward J. Smith presided. about thirty attended. no Republican convention expected. an Independent mayoral bid may emerge.

Peoples Court Room Court House Peoples Weil Bros. Rarase North Market Street Edward J. Smith Thcket

Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds

Court records list marriage licenses including Keefer Adkins and Golda Angle hower. Lawrence Shaner and Annamay Cosgrove. Herman Serig Jr and Helen Sites. John Miller and Emily Schmidt. Frederick Clary Ponte and Gladys Covell. Property deeds show Citizens National Bank as trustee for Thomas Clark and wife, and Charles Wickless to Carlson Gardiner, each for $10.

Keefer E. Adkins Middletown Golda May Angle+ hower Chapel Alley Frederick Lawrence + Shaner Revereford Annamay Cosgrove Philadelphia Herman J. Serig, Jr Helen Arlene Sites Clearspring John F. Miller West Third Street Emily R. Schmidt South Market Street Frederick Thomas Clary Ponte Citizens National Bank

Bridge project near Point of Rocks employs workers

The text notes employment on a road project near Point of Rocks with about 174 men on the county plan, and 1 man on the main road segment nearing completion. It mentions workers may be reassigned if no further farm to market highway projects are undertaken.

Point of Rocks Pete Am Tome Fame

New member of Tax Commission named in Annapolis shifts

Gov Harry W Nice moves toward a broad reshuffle of state offices as he returns to office in Annapolis. A. LeRoy McCardell of Frederick will leave the Tax Commission and Dr J Hubert Wade of Boonsboro may join it from the Conservation Commission. Senator Harold Coburn, O. M. Leser, Milton L Veasey, Reno Warp and others are discussed for posts including the State Conservation Commission and the Supreme Bench. The Tax Commission must include Eastern Shore Baltimore City and Western Maryland members.

Annapolis Harry W. Nice A. LeRoy McCardell Frederick State Tax Commission Ins J. Hubert Wade Boonsboro State Conservation Commission McCardell Coburn Harold Coburn Cecil County Veasey Milton L. Veasey Worcester County State Roads Commission Nice Harp Reno S. Warp Public Service Commission Harry A. Levin Baltimore Wade Maryland

Welfare Employes Hold Annual Dinner in Maryland

Thirty four members and guests attended the Inter-County Council of Welfare Board Employes annual dinner and meeting at Peter Pan Tan. The council includes Frederick Montgomery Howard Anne Arundel and Prince George's counties with Washington County guests. Alice V Hostetler was re elected president and Marjorie Adam was named secretary. Committee chairs were William R Slemmer Catherine Shipley and Anna Wolfe.

Inter-County Council of Welfare Board Peter Pan Tan Frederick Montgomery Howard Anne Arundel Prince George's Washington County Welfare Board Alice V. Hostetler Montgomery County Marjorie Adam William R. Slemmer Catherine Shipley Anna Wolfe Eerie Femesir

Insurgents Smash Against Bilbao Lines

Saint Jean de Luz France May 7 insurgents smash against Bilbao last line of defense at the tran ring of trenches defended by 30000 troops. The insurgents thrust northward.

Saint Jean de Luz France Bilbao

Basque Defenders Evacuate to Bordeaux as Battle Lines Shift

An official announcement reports Basque defenders pulled back from Mt Sol lube, fortifying stance at a list stand. Bilbao forces claim 2,483 women and children have been evacuated to Bordeaux with further removals planned.

Mt. Sollube Bilbao Bordeaux

May Permit Freer Sale Non-Explosive Helium

Washington reports a push to ease restrictions on selling and exporting helium after the Hindenburg disaster. The Senate Military Affairs committee approved a bill to cut red tape hindering small helium exports, with Interior officials noting Roosevelt could lift limits if desired.

Washington Senate Military Affairs Committee Interior Department Roosevelt War Navy Interior

Damage Suits Filed From Auto Mishaps

Two damage suits arising from auto accidents were filed Friday. R Otis Carpenter seeks 1000 against George C Boyce claiming a March 12 collision on the Fredericks Thurmont road near Lewistown caused injuries and financial loss. Richard J Levin seeks 1000 against an unnamed defendant in a collision on the Frederick Upbara toad near November 95 1046.

R. Otis Carpenter George C. Boyce Carpenter Fredericks Thurmont Road Lewistown Austin James William T. Tetterson Frederick Upbara Tn Faye Automobile

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