Reorganization Bill Dropped For This Session
Washington reports say with Roosevelt’s consent the government reorganization bill will not be passed this session. Byrnes and Warren announced the measure is shelved, ending a major Senate House dispute and easing shifts toward adjournment.
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Washington
Keni
Roosevelt
Pigeon
Byrnes
58. C
Warren
N.C
Senate
House
White House
Bankhead
Barkley
Kentucky
Rayburn
Texas
Lastie
Byrhes
Aristotle
New Welfare Department Created Amid Reform Debate
Sions and supporters outline changes including a new Department of Welfare and six aides to the Chief Executive. The plan reorganizes the accounting system and replaces a three member Civil Service with a single administrator. Opponents argue the measure concentrates power in the President and signals dictatorship despite Roosevelt’s denials.
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Sions
Department of Welfare
Roosevelt
Bids Opened For Bridge Approaches In Maryland
The State Roads Commission in Baltimore opened bids for the Maryland approaches to Potomac river bridges at Hancock and Shepherdstown. No contracts awarded. Cumberland Contracting Company bid $87,973 for Hancock north approach. Thomas Bennett and Hunter Inc bid $60,832 for Shepherdstown north approach.
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Maryland
Hancock
Shepherdstown
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Cumberland Contracting Company
National Pike
High Street
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter, Inc
Westminster
Shepherdstown Bridge
Potomac
Slick Property Sold At Auction In City
The Slick property at 100 block North Mulberry Street including a storeroom and frame house sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon for 5800 dollars to T. C. Lindsay. A frame house at 500 block West Church Street sold for 555 dollars to F. 7 H. Riffes. Auctioneer J. C. Snyder sold a 15 acre tract near Hancock for 2800 dollars and a double brick property on South Cannon Avenue for 2050 dollars.
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Mulberry Street
Court House
Fred M. White
T. C. Lindsay
White
West Church Street
H. Riffes
J. C. Snyder
Hancock
South Cannon Avenue
Appointed Constable Takes Duty In County
Ivan E. Mullenix of the local P. C. A. was yesterday appointed constable by the Board of County Commissioners. He will handle dog tags. The Tall Cedars of Lebanon Hagerstown Forest will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at 7:45 instead of June 6 as previously announced.
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Ivan E. Mullenix
Tall Cedars
Hagerstown Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Robert Nixon
Johnson
Chicago
Florence Johnson
Nixon
Los Angeles
Child Scalding Incident Injures FiveYearOld Wolfensberger
An overturned tea kettle yesterday evening badly scalded five year old Silas Wolfensberger Jr. on Ber imer avenue. He was taken to Washington Covary Hospital with burns to the abdomen chest and arms and was reported not in critical condition.
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Silas Wolfensberger, Jr
Berimer Avenue
Young Wolfensberger
Washington Covary Hospital
Road System Hit In OConor Speech
Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor criticized Maryland road officials at a Democratic rally in Westminster. He argued the Roads Commission served political ends and that recent years showed the state lagging in modern highway construction.
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O’conor
Westminster
Herbert R. O'Conor
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Officials of Johnstown to Face Charges
Johnstown officials prepared for a hearing as Mayor Shields defended past actions amid assassination fears. The mayor praised a 1935 city governance, while Connor posted a $2,000 bond and served as treasurer for a citizens committee formed during the strike to maintain order and protect workers from outsiders.
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Shields
Johnstown
Japs Take 10 Air To Break Lines Of Foe
Japanese forces under Lieut. Gen. Kenji Doihara report heavy aerial strikes near Kaifeng and Pohsien as Chinese defenses harden. Encirclement rumors persist with remnant units believed trapped on three sides while Japanese bombs target artillery positions west of Lanfeng.
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Kenji Doihara
Diohara
Lanfeng
Kaifeng
Pohsien
Lunghat
Suda
Pinesburg May visitors and local gatherings list
May 30 Pinesburg notes a steady stream of visits and ill health updates. Jean and Lolita Mummert of Baltimore and Missouri Kendle join the Shanks in welcoming relatives. Edward and Mary Staley join Grove families in Hagerstown. Rev. Hanson is ill at the Hansons. Various families from Clearspring Waynesboro Williamsport and Matr ow accept or host callers, with updates on health and daily life.
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Pinesburg
Jean Mummert
Baltimore
Lolita Mummert
Missouri Kendle
Walter
Joe Teach
Ned Murray
Williamsport
William Teach
Elmer Shank
Thomas Grove
Hagerstown
Edward Grove
Edward Staley
Edward Barr
Raymond Staley
Mary McKean
Adria
Howard
Teddy Micheskly
Dolores Mcean
Waynesboro
Edward Bair
Alta
Betty
Emmett Sword
Ella
Walter Garrett
William Reid
Frank
Matrlowe
W. Va
Henry Charlton
Richard Snyder
la Rue
Harry Snyder
Clearspring
George Sweigert
Obern Carbaugh
Roy
Hubert Foster
Dolores
Howard Himes
Mary Louise
Health board urges steps to curb Carroll Creek pollution
FrederickMd June 18 representatives of the State Board of Health urged city and county officers to act now to stop sewage pollution of Carroll Creek from the Montegue County Home. County commissioners cannot reach a price agreement with four property owners needed for a sewer system. There is a wide variety of livestock for sale in the Classified Section ads.
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Frederick
State Board of Health
Carroll Creek
Montegue County
Youths Injured In Auto Collision at Rural Intersection
Several unidentified youths were injured yesterday noon in a collision at the Williamsport and Downsville roads intersection. Deputy Leister Isanogle said one car fled the scene but bloodstains indicated injuries. The four-occupant vehicle overturned. Loren N. Werner of Cumberland escaped injury after the other car reportedly passed a boulevard sign.
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Williamsport
Downsville
Leister Isanogle
Loren N. Werner
Cumberland
Werner
Isanogle
Tax Rate Under Discussion by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners will set the annual levy tomorrow. The current rate of 1.07 dollars per 100 dollars is likely to rise by ten to twelve cents.
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Board of County Commissioners
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