Housing survey work in Frederick completed by authority
Field work finished Wednesday under United States Housing Administration authority. About 3 300 reports filed by Frederick Housing Authority workers, mapping sub-standard sections and listing housing needs citywide. Data gathered included rent, utilities, family size, and income, with income questions withdrawn for high earners.
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1000 Truck Drivers Strike In Baltimore
Baltimore on September 1 saw about 1,090 truck drivers walk off the job as the Teamsters union affiliate halted work after contract expiration. Police canceled leave for all lieutenants amid fruitless talks between union officials and company reps. Two drivers from Frederick Brick Works reported hearing of the strike but not witnessing trouble as bricks were unloaded on Catonsville Avenue.
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Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers Union
Stephen Nelson
Frederick
Roy Schreyer
George Burdette
Catonsville Avenue
Severe Windstorm Strikes Monkton Maryland
A short windstorm hit Monkton Maryland late last night causing property damage in Baltimore County. The porch roof was ripped off a house and found in the backyard intact. No injuries were reported.
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Grove Lime Co Awarded Bridge Contract in Maryland
Baltimore Seat 1 AP reports the Mate Roads Commission awarded the M. J. Grove Lime Company of Lime Kiln a $4,485 contract for constructing approaches to the Conocencheague bridge in Washington county.
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Probe continues into cell deaths at Philadelphia prison
Deputy Warden Frank Craven testified he stood within 20 feet of the punishment cell the night before four convicts were found baked to death. Coroner Hersch noted tests to see if inmates were scalded by live steam as five state troopers and five health department workers volunteered as human guinea pigs to mimic the conditions.
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G O P Governor Race In California Close
In California a tight Republican contest for U.S. Senate nomination dominates. Sheridan Downey leads Democratic margin. Phila Bancroft edges ahead of L. Riley in early returns. Bancroft 242,232. Riley 239,000 from most precincts. Downey 434,000. McAdoo 312,000.
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Bug Ingestion Baffles Maryland Worker Known as "Pretzel Man"
Thomas McCabe of Water Street, employed at the Con-Dixon canning plant, was bitten by a bug that flew into his mouth on Tuesday night. He suffered throat discomfort and temporary speech impairment before being located and taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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Court bill talks trigger resignations amid dispute
Washington and New York dispatches detail Sen Tydings stating administration demanded Justice Hughes resign as part of a court reorganization compromise. Sen Logan counters he never heard such a demand. The exchanges follow Tydings opposition to President Roosevelt and Robinson’s political role.
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Suit Seeks Nullification of Property Transfer
Mrs. Sarah C. Albaugh of Utica files in Circuit Court to void a home transfer alleged to have taken advantage of her illness. She claims the Lib ertyown property, sole ownership, was deeded to sister Mrs. Isabel Wachter and Louise Wachter while she suffered paralysis and mental confusion after a stroke. Attorney Leo Weinberg represents Albaugh.
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Objects Of Search They Return Safely
Five young men from Deal Maryland were found safe after their boat motor failed in the Chesapeake Bay. Edward Deal waded mud flats and asked police to search for the others, who later restarted the engine and reached shore under their own power.
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Drunkenness Arrests Reported by City Police
Three drunkenness arrests were recorded Wednesday evening by city police. Chief Barigis took in custody John Clark for panhandling and being drunk on the street. James Cramer near Braddock went to jail following his arrest by Officer Swomley. Warren Harley was taken in custody by Officer Dorsey and Lieut. Blumenauer. All hearings were booked for tonight.
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Weeds A Menace Warned by Local Health Officer
Dr. E C Kefauver Frederick residents urged weed control on West Patrick Street and nearby areas. He noted poor cooperation, cautioned that weeds spread seeds and increase hay fever asthma and mosquitoes, and urged timely cutting before fall. He warned police action if rules violate town ordinances.
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B and O Discontinues Woodstock Agency
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad agency at Woodstock in Howard County was discontinued today and its business moved to the Marleyville agency. Passenger trains will continue to stop at Woodstock and warehouse facilities will be provided for prepaid goods.
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Appointments Of County Teachers For School Year
Frederick county boards announce teaching appointments for the new year beginning Wednesday. Six vacancies to be confirmed September 7. numerous transfers adjust elementary staffs. Several precincts reduce staff and Brunswick seventh graders move to nearby elementary schools.
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Buckerstown
Minnie S. Keller
Lillian L. Fulmer
Point of Rocks
Charles L. Blentlinger
Margaret King Magaha
Nellie L. Sigafoose
Mary V. Bell
Charlotte Mohler Hume
Parkway
Elia V W. Krieg
Prince
L. Price Young
Sarah Bowlus
Minnie E. Cockerly
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Kate I Shank
Marion Kolb
Green
Charlotte Motter
Beulani D. Moberly
L. Trene Price
Mary H. Bur
Nellie E. Brent‘linger
Margaret Liatcher
Edna Michael Peppler
Helen I. King
Walkersville
Walter Culler
Helen E. Stifely
Ruth Hammond Staley
Nannie I. Reddick
Edith Nicodemus
Charles E. Henson
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Ida Holmer Norris
Explosion Wrecks Fairland Outbuildings in Maryland
Fairland Maryland September 1 AP three farm outbuildings were wrecked by a dynamite blast stored in a barn that caught fire. Volunteers estimated damage to the owner Mrs Marie Magruder property at about 1000 dollars.
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Italy Expels All Jews Entering Since January 1919
Europe grows anxious as the Gzegh plight nears a crisis with a looming showdown. Italy decrees expulsion of all Jews entering the country since January 1919, signaling mounting government restrictions and regional tension.
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Hitler summons generals as Henlein meets at Berchtesgaden
AP dispatch reports Reichsfuehrer Hitler summoning army generals to confer with Konrad Henlein leader of the Sudeten Germans at Hitler's Berchtesgaden retreat. Italy orders expulsion of Jews since 1919, possibly moving Jews to Ethiopia. A 75 mph typhoon damages Yokohama and Tokyo, killing at least 14 and injuring hundreds.
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Ickes backs Lewis in Maryland Democratic primary
Secretary Ickes joined President Roosevelt in backing Representative David J. Lewis for Maryland Democratic primary. Though Maryland resident, Ickes would vote for Lewis in the free state, saying Lewis best protects Maryland people from special interests. Also: Sheppard report to Senate committee on Maryland senatorial campaign and charges of CIO funding for Lewis opposition. London note claims dog biscuits best for mosquitoes in a Tube tally.
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