Night Sounding Of Horns Prompt City Parking Crackdown
Frederick County Advisory Board reports nightly horn noise from taxis near downtown. The group urges strict four hour parking limits and 15 minute zones, more police enforcement, and better traffic lights on main streets. Lieut Col Elmer Munshower discusses motor vehicle law enforcement with members.
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Raucaus
Fredench
Frederick County
James H Gantwrdile
Cty
Boyer
M Munshower
Elmer F. Munshower
Sam W. Maples
Henryb. Ramsburgh
Alton Y. Bennett
East Patrick Street
Washington
William Crawford Johnson
James H. Gambrill
William T. Delaplaine
Alton ¥. Bennett
F. W. Harnwell
Sam W. Manlee
Henry R. Ramshurgh
Munshower
Mother Confesses Assault On Children In Brookhaven
New York police report a confession by 28 year old Nelen Tiernan regarding the killing and assault of her two children eight year old Welen and five year old Jimmy near a wooded area outside Brookhaven. She says she killed them because the apartment was too small for her and a man she loved. Deputy Chief Inspector Francis Kear disclosed the account after the pair were found in a wooded area about 65 miles from New York City following a day long search.
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Brookhaven
New York
e /Welen Tiernan
Jimmy
Bax
Long Island
Nelen Tiernan
An Atwy
Ubon Wien
Francis Kine Kear
New. York City
Increase In State 1 Gas Taxes With Tag Plan
An inflation adjusted report from Annapolis notes a rise in the Maryland gasoline tax in the first quarter due to a shift to April 1 license tag issuance. January through March sales totaled $214,965,727, compared with the prior year, reflecting lower per gallon revenue.
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Annapole
Saitama
Maryland
Supreme Court Upholds Tax Processing Refund Limits
The Supreme Court upheld the 130 revenue act provisions restricting refunds from processing and floor taxes tied to the invalidated AAA. Taxpayers must prove they paid the levies themselves and that the taxes were not passed to consumers to qualify. The ruling preserves government liability limits and does not impact windfall tax on processors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury
Mel Reynolds
AAA
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ford recreates Barbara Fritchie House in Dearborn for summer
Replicas of five famous American houses are being built at Dearborn Michigan near the Ford properties. The Barbara Fritchie cottage will include period furniture and a bed once used by Mrs Fritchie. Other houses cited include Edgar Allan Poe cottage and the Whitman era home. Interiors will be modernized while preserving historical details.
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Fritchie
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Mich
Edgar Allen Poe
Shine Cled
Melville
Long Island
CIO Drives expand in three labor centers amid clashes
The Committee for Industrial Organization moves to grow in New York Citys vast metro area and Detroit Ford plants while Pittsburghs Jones and Laughlin Steel election looms. Violence erupts in Hollywood as 300 strikers return to work and 5,000 remain out.
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New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Hollywood
Board Takes Over Athletics Control In Maryland
Baltimore May 17 Thomas C Ferguson named state supervisor of physical education and announced that school athletics and state tournaments will be run next year under the State Board of Education. Ferguson will take office July 1 and will oversee all public school athletics outside Baltimore city, with the Playground Athletic League relinquishing participation in scholastic contests.
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Baltimore
Thomas C. Ferguson
State Board of Education
Albert S. Cook
Ferguson
Playground Athletic League
Baltimore City
Education Board
Board of Education
Trailed Truck Acquitted as Speed Questioned in Court
Testimony from a strawride party suggested a speed of 52 mph on a new highway stretch near Pearl East. Magistrate Linn found James Hahn not guilty of speeding, with costs, noting the three ton truck limit and future caution. Other defendants faced fines or forfeitures for drunkenness, reckless driving, and related charges, with varied outcomes and suspended sentences.
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Walter By May
Pa Wee Saing
National High
Pearl Eight
James R. Hahn
New Market
Walter F. Linn
Woomles
Hahn
W Oal Gover
Clarksbury
Sergt
D. R. Peterson
Charles H. Smith
Keymar
Smith
May
Walter R. Kesterson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Taylor
Charles Blumenauer
William Luden
Hollingsworth
Edward Favorite
James
Marks
Frances | Gray
Marion Carmack
Carroll Co Firemen to Meet in Mount Airy
Mount Airy welcomes Carroll County Volunteer Firemen for the fourteenth annual county convention on May 20 with 10 a.m business session, officer elections in the afternoon, a 2 p.m. parade, and cash prizes for association members.
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Mount Airy
Carroll County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Hubert P. Burdette
Airy
Negrin forms new cabinet in Spain war government
Prime Minister Juan Negrin forms a nine member wartime cabinet representing the Popular Front. Jose Guiral Indalecio Prieto Manuel Irujo Julian Zupazagoita Jesus Hernandez Vincent Uribe Bernardo Giner De Los Rios Jaime Ayguade and others head key portfolios. War navy and air ministries are merged to coordinate armed power for a big push toward victory.
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Valencia
Spain
Juan Negrin
Negrin
Spais
Popular Front
C. NT. Trade Union
Jose Guiral
Indalecio Prieto
Manuel Irujo
Julian Zupazagoita
Jesus Hernandez
Vincent Uribe
Bernardo Giner de Los Rios
Union Republican Labor and Social Assistance
Jaime Ayguade
Manuel Azana
War
Navy
Air
Revision Day Instructions Set for City Election Officials
City Board of Election Supervisors met in City Hall to issue final Revision Day directives. Registration books were distributed and must be returned after revision along with a list of new voters from this Spring. The books will be updated by removing residents who moved or died since the last city registration. John W. Favorite’s independent mayoral candidacy was filed Monday night and petition signatures are under accuracy checks.
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City Board of Election Supervisors
City Hall
John W. Favorite
City Riders Brief Windstorm Sets Frederick Reels
A brief windstorm struck Frederick and surrounding county Monday afternoon, causing minor power outages and scattered tree limbs. Winds, peaking near 48 mph at the airport station, drove dust, rattled windows, and toppled some objects before clearing skies.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Mercury
ST Augo
Senate foes rally to fight Roosevelt court plan
Washington May 27 Senate opponents of the Roosevelt court reorganization bill held a caucus and pledged to oppose all amendments and fight the issue along the President's lines. The bill would authorize six new Supreme Court members, though offers for a two-seat increase were rejected.
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Washington
Senate
Bil
Supreme Court
Promia
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