Parking meter survey authorized for city streets plan
City Aldermen in regular session authorized City Engineer Maxwell to survey principal downtown streets for parking meters and tasked City Attorney Smith to draft an ordinance for meter installation. Alderman Grove favored an initial 150 meters on a six month trial on Patrick Street and West Patrick, with others possible. No purchase actions will occur until the survey is complete.
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Board of Aldermen
Elmer S. C. Maxwell
Edward J. Smith
Robert L. Grove
Patrick
Court
Middle Alley
South Market Street
Third Street
West Patrick
J. A. Laporte Construction Company
Smith
Laporte
Kelly
Frederick
Glens Falls
Christiansen
Bonding
FWA
Ich
L. W. Gilbert Arlington
Ernest A Grimm
Washington
PWA
Gilbert
Grimm
Alderman Grove
Bonding Company
Light
Rosemont
Fairview
Magnolia Avenues
C Burr Artz
Lindbergh Avenue
Charles H. Corder
Gale Fingercuff Co. Inc
Concord
N. H
J. A. Sneider
Elgin Corporation
L. RB. Dertzbaugh
Junior Fire Company
R. H. Heffelfinger
West College Terrace
Fishing Creek
Jesse Gladhill
Bethel
M. Solar
East Fourth Street
Lloyd Do. Culler
Herbert S. Schroeder
Answers to Cranium Crackers and Transit Notes
Answers to a Cranium Crackers feature list planets and pronunciations with pairs like Josephine Napoléon and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. A Cumberland motorist, Boyd L. Harper, was ordered held for grand jury action in a fatal hit and run in Allegany County.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Josephine—Nappleon
Sarah—Abraham
Elizabeth Barrett—Browning
Isabela—Ferdinand
Cumberland
Boyd L. Harper
Vivian Lee Shaffer
Allegany County
Harmony children return to school amid bond of board plan
About thirty Harmony pupils resumed classes at Myersville with bus transport after earlier protests over consolidation. Frederick County Board of Education discussed fall holidays for the Frederick Fair and state teachers meeting, plus staffing changes and a water-supply project for Point of Rocks school.
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Myersville
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Myeraville
Pare
Board of Education
Baltimore
Edward H. Biwer
Stout Institute
Wisconsin
Braunswick High School
Linrata, Colored
PWA
Pruitt
Brunswick
Walkersville
Frederick
Wader Coran
Cyrus Early
Highland
Wolfsville
Stanley Taylor
Petersville
Knoxville
Olive
Joseph Knolt
Urbana
Frederick High School
Thurston Road
M. Kindley
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerslow School
Elsie M. Stevens
George Hickman
Point of Rocks
Hickman
Parkway
Carroll Parkway
Jefferson Street
Center Street
Washington Street
Record Saves Him From Trip To Cut
Justice Bowlus halved a six month term to 30 days in county jail for Jack Richard Fawley after he pleaded guilty to larceny of auto parts valued at 15 dollars. Fawley claimed no prior offenses and that the theft was impulsive after a movie night. Also noted were multiple arrests for drunkenness with collateral forfeitures and a decree allowing Mrs. Mary M. Hanes to adopt six orphans.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Jack Richard
Fawley
Brunswick
Chevrolet
Blumenauer
Straley
Rene Fisher
Otcer Six
T. E. Fisher
Officer Six
Justice Bowlus
James Myers
Offcer Dorsey
Mary M. Hanes
Paint of Rae
Deci Dher
Mary L. John Y
Carlos D
Charles W
George R
Helen M. Hanes
Charles H. Hanes
Francis Perrott
United States condemns Japan for China aggression
The United States declares Japan violates the nine power treaty and the Kellogg Briand pact over its actions in China. Washington backs League of Nations condemnation and urges concerted action to halt the Far Eastern conflict. Tokyo withholds comment awaiting official notices.
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Tokyo
United States
League of Nations Assembly
China
United
Selfridge Talks on U.S. Visit and New British Subject Status
Gordon Selfridge arrives in New York explaining his choice to become a British subject after 31 years in London where he built his department store fortune. He voices skepticism about the planned Duke and Duchess of Windsor visit to the United States.
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Gordon Selfridge
New York
America
London
Selfridge
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
United States
Mussolini Given 24 Hours to Reply to Tri Power Talks
London reports that France and Britain gave Benito Mussolini a 24 hour grace to respond to their bid for joint talks on Spanish volunteer withdrawal. After long talks between Anthony Eden and Neville Chamberlain with Ambassador Charles Corbin, the two governments stressed the need for an early Italian reply.
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London
Eng
France
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
IL Duce
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Charles Corbin
Italy
Testimonial Dinner Held for Gov Nice in Annapolis
Gov Harry W Nice called agitation against the new State Office Building selfish propaganda. He argued for locating state offices at the seat of government citing data from 45 states supporting the plan embodied in his signed bill. He was the principal speaker at a testimonial dinner in Annapolis Md on Oct 6.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
State Department sues in Washington court
A pronouncement states the State Department has filed a suit in Washington. The filing seeks judicial action over the stated matter as part of official government proceedings.
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States
State Department
Washington
Big Shots Dewey Urges Chiefs to Target Racket Leaders
Thomas E. Dewey told the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Baltimore that police and prosecutors must work together to reach the top rung of criminal enterprises. He said casual criminals are easy to catch but racket operations require investigating the structure and seizing the leaders behind the acts.
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Baltimore
Thomas E. Dewey
New Yor City
International Associate of Chiefs of Police
Garr Brothers Indicted By Kentucky Jury
Shelbyville Ky Oct 6 The Shelbyville grand jury indicted the Garr brothers for wilful murder of Brigadier General Henry H Denhardt, who had faced charges in their sister Verna Garr Taylor's death. Defense counsel J Ballard Clark urged action after a day of deliberation.
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Shelbyville, Ky
Shelbyville
Garr Brothers
Henry H. Denhardt
Verna Garr Taylor
J. Ballard Clark
How World Reacted To Roosevelt Speech
World reactions outline across nations to the United States condemning Japan as a treaty violator. Diplomats at the League of Nations expect quick moves to halt Sino Japanese conflict. Tokyo reports emergency conference extras selling fast. London sees the U S statement as a de facto invitation to a nine power Far East conference. Paris hails the U S declaration with unanimous approval. Vienna calls it a stabilizing contribution. Rome notes hesitancy until the text arrives and sees it as conflicting with Italian aims.
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Associated Press
United States
Japan
League of Nations
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