Frederick Aldermen Vote For Two More Weeks Relief
The Frederick City Council met at City Hall presided by Alderman Herbert S. Schroeder. They approved two weeks of unemployment relief at $130.50 to aid 28 city families and discussed zoning changes for junk yards to require Board of Zoning Appeals permits beginning immediately. Lights near the Baker coal yard were ordered removed and a request to fence the new disposal plant clarifying tank was addressed.
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Frederick
Reputir
Board of Alderney
City Hall
Lderman Herbert S. Schroeder
Lloyd C. Culler
J. Smith
Lewis RB. Dertzbaugh
Dune
Luther Av. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Maurice Solar
Hillside Coal Company
Water Street
Harry T. Phebus
West South Street
Board of Zoning Appeals
Baker Coal Company
East Fifth Street
Jesse W. Kolb
Edward J. Smith
Wolman
Taely de Pias
George S Rodock
Francis Senit
American Legion
Alfermen
Esannet Memorial Tay
Peremynien
Republican Boss J Weary Roraback Dies by Gunshot
G W A veteran Republican national committee man Henry Roraback of Connecticut and president of Connecticut Light and Power shot himself at his hunting lodge age 67. He was described as a long time party leader with state wide influence and his death ends a chapter of the old guard. The report notes a Hartford trip and a last known plan to depart after a phone call to his wife.
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South Hardington
Conn
Henry Roraback
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Roraback
Lewis
Hartford
Washington
J. Weary Roraback
Connecticut
Republican “Old Guard
Early Compromise Seen in Roosevelt Court Fight
Washington notes that insiders expect a compromise on the Roosevelt court reorganization bill possibly soon. With Associate Justice Willis Van Devanter nearing retirement, discussions centered on a senatorial replacement list led by Senator J. T. Robinson of Arkansas as a leading nominee.
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Washington
Roosevelt Court
Willis van Devanter
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
High Court
van Devanter
Justice van Devanter
Bign
Sen. J. T. Robinson
Arkansas
Flood Control Plan Drafted in Washington
The House flood control committee drafted an $81 million program to prevent floods. It calls for about 100 reservoirs on the Mississippi and tributaries under Army Engineers guidance with a $300 million cap and annual expenditures of $60 to $70 million over several years.
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Washington
House of Representative
Howse Flood Control Committee
Roosevelt
Edward M. Martin
Army Engineers
Mississippi
FTC orders discontinuance of water supply equipment price fixing
Washington May 19 The Federal Trade Commission ordered 33 companies in eighteen states to discontinue a price fixing arrangement in the sale of equipment for water supply systems. The commission said the firms manufacture hydrants and fittings and dominate the industry nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Witte Ogo
Katz 10 Goes Back On Roads Patrol
Baltimore May 19 Active duty patrolling the highways for a three month period during the summer loomed today for Sergt Menash Katz a prominent figure in the State police while serving as a bodyguard and factotum for Gov Harry W Nice The Governor plans a vacation which prompts Katz to resume patrol duties Col Elmer F Munshower says Katz will patrol at once if Katz is assigned Katz has alternated between patrol on the Annapolis Washington Boulevards and duties with the Governor Officials differ on his current status but Katz remained active at public ceremonies and bill signing as the Governor noted Katz helps carry bills during Annapolis trips and remains a central figure in the Governor s entourage
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Baltimore
Sergt
Menash Katz
Harry W. Nice
Katz
Mrs. Nice
Col
Elmer F. Munshower
State Police
Frederick
Camp Ritchie
Colonel Munshower
Nice
Annapolis
Munshower
Washington Boulevard
Annapolis Boulevard
Ife
State House
Batz
William Raurenschmidt
Fed erated Motion Picture crafts repudiate boycott appeal
Hollywood executives disavowed a publicity telegram urging a national boycott of films featuring five non striking actors leaders Robert Montgomery Franchot Tone and directors Frank Morgan Humphrey Bogart and Edward Arnold.
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Hollywood
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Screen Actors’ Guild
Robert Montgomery
Franchot Tone
Frank Morgan
Humphrey Bogart
Edward Arnold
York Woman Held on Embezzlement Charge
Mrs. Josephine M. Stacy, 66, unable to post bail, was sent to the House of Detention to await extradition from York Pa. where she allegedly embezzled 42876 dollars from the York Visiting Nurses Association. She was arraigned before Magistrate Anthony F. Burke in Yorkville Court as a fugitive from justice and expressed willingness to return to York.
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New York
Josephine M. Stacy
Lindbergh declines celebration of anniversary flight
London reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, now 35, has no wish to mark the tenth anniversary of his New York to Paris solo flight. He plans a quiet day at his country home with Mrs. Lindbergh and baby Jon, insisting he did it and sees no need to celebrate. No telephone anniversary greetings will be received as the line is disconnected.
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London
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Mrs. Lindbergh
Jon
Pennsylvania Farmers Inspect County Horses
Twenty farmers from York County accompanied by York county agent George Weber and Co A Burgee animal husbandry extension specialist visited Frederick County to view eight stallions about forty mares and an equal number of weanlings and yearling colts. Attendees included Joseph Vial from the University of Maryland and County Agent Henry R Shoemaker.
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York
York County
George Weber
A. Burgee
Col- Texe
Percheron Association
Frederick County
John E. Crum
Hoffman Cros
Edward Derr
Woodsboro
Daniel E. Wright
K. A. Clark
A. H. Derr
Frederick
Covington Farms
Warren Tydings
Brunswick
Joseph Vial
University of Maryland
Henry R. Shoemaker
G-Men Ordered To Harlan County Ky
The Justice Department ordered its agents into Harlan County Kentucky to probe charges that coal operators conspired to throttle union organization through violence and terrorism The move follows Senate Civil Liberties Committee concerns tied to shootings dynamiting and maimings in the Marian mining area
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Washington
Justice Department
G-men
Harlan County
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Marian
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Hunting Lodge
State Tax Commission
Brunswick Mills, Inc
Thomas H. Brown Hosiery Company, Inc
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Aartie
Watnt Cn
Fred Krantz
West Fourth Street
Smohnoy
Sligedbir
Ene Gine House
Lindbergh Avenue
Grove Boulevard
Grove
Mackhnee Fm
Smith
Ourhoy Bee
WGOW
Te Ile Wasi
Honolulu
Association of Junior Leagues
Chicago
Peter L. Harvie
Troy
Marvie
Paul Wysard
Margene Musser
Jean Badge
Andy
Manshower
Paul Delphey
TIE Dike
West
Patrick Ht
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Harry F. Carty Company
Raat
Patrick Street
Peevleciek
Melvin Vidrine
Frozina
Ville Platte
York, Pa
Vnseiting Nurses Association
Pennsylvania
Dr, Basehoar
Cecline & Son
Harkin’ County
Carty
GC. C. Carty, Inc
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Hendrickson’s
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