Replacement of Two Bridges Awaits Action in Maryland
A survey from three years ago covered a plan to permanently replace the Harper’s Ferry and Point of Rocks bridges, damaged or washed out last month. State estimates reach 725,000 dollars for abutments and overhead crossing. debates center on temporary use and funding. Virginia roads officials and local districts discuss possible sites near Licksville, with no firm construction timeline or approvals yet.
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Herpers
Point of Rocks
State Roads Commission
ade
Harpers
Percy pins
Hoess
Balanai
Brunswick
rairoad
Harpes Ferry
tempo
Repowsih
Eamen
Thomas M. Linthicum
Suck
Linthicum
wes seid
Licksville
Wathe
Lees- Nolan
Townsend National Weekly Profits Bared
Townsend National Weekly receipts reported between 500 and 609 during two weeks in March 1935, with related committee references and charges noted. A chimney fire alarm at 805 East Patrick Street prompted response from Independent Hose Company, with minimal smoke and no fire suspected.
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Am—Rating committee
Townsend National Weekly
EB Clemer
James Ry
ayton
Patrick ough
House and Senate Reach Accord on Revenue Measures
After eleven hours of deliberation a conference committee announced an agreement between the Senate and House on the revenue measures. Senator Avan Coad, Democrat of St. Ma Ss, said the conferees have agreed to a schedule of taxes and that details will be reported when ready to the two houses.
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Ammans
ois
Senate
House
Senar
Avan Coad
St. Ma. Ss
O Conor rules on names of voters publication
Attorney General Bethbet R B O Conor rules publication of general registration lists not required for qualified voters in Frederick county this month but required for intermediate lists before the General Election unless law is amended. The article notes 22 year wait for general registration set for April 21 and 28. It details county boards and registry workers, past poll book counts, and proposed fees for lists.
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Frederick county
Bethbet
O'Conor
Board of Election Supervisors
G. Humter Bowers
Isaac G. Waltz
Gail L. Catshail
bell world
Attorney-Geeral
wes
Edward S. Delaplaine
Board of Supervisors
Ffections
O'Conor Delaplaine
tottey-General
Law Department
O'Connor
Roweves
General Assembly
Allegany
Westington
Frederick
Grand Officers Of State K T Coming
The Grand officers of the Commandery gather for the temple ceremony. About 75 officers will be inspec and confer. Notable names include Edward Rhode James F Foster John H Lane and Harry C Schroeder among others. John H Lentz is Eminent Commander of Jacques De Molay Commandery.
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gramd
Commarmans
R Edvin S. Whie
Mutton J Ruack
Earle C. Richardson
Robert 5S. Little
Edward Rhode
James F. Foster
John H. 5. Lane
Harry C. Schroeder
Guard
John H. Lentz
Jacques De Molay
Plot 10 Murder Gambler Bared in Rockville Trial
A partial AP report outlines state charges and witness testimony in a Rockville murder gambling case. M Donald implicated others, Cleary and Turning State’s Witness expose gang de liberations. Trial details reference Takoma Park and route agents, with W Myers among four actors.
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ROCKVILLE
Baray
Washington gan
mus D. Woon
W. Myers
Takoma Park
Future Work Of C. Of . To Be Topic At Dinner
An outline notes that the dinner discussion will cover the future work of the organization and department of commerce. It states committees will be formed from members of all party parts to address emergency problems arising from current economic conditions.
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ord
Depar
Cammr
prn- Blue
Mr Baker Quietly Marks 82nd Birthday
D. Baker, Frederick resident, quietly observes his eighty second birthday this morning as chimes and tunes such as My Maryland sit on the birthday program between his apartment and nearby Stott Ker Hotel. Messages from friends across the city and state pour in.
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Mr. Baker
D. Baker
Frederick
ciy
state
Maryland
Syne
Prase
ers Stott Ker
National Bank
France to Make Attack on Plans
France massed resources to counter Germany in response to perceived treaty breaches. Pierre-Etienne summoned ambassadors from London Berlin Brussels and Rome to Paris for a frank campaign. Government aims to present a strong attitude ahead of elections and seek a peace plan more favorable to France. Sarraut prepared for cabinet review as right wing leaders push to punish Germany amid Hitler’s moves.
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ted Press
Pars
France
Germany
Locarnonsier
Pierre-Etienne
London
Berlin
Brussels
Rome
Paris
Geroghyle
Flandin
Alber
Sarraut
LoMarrow
Hitler
Cramer Dies at Home in Woodsboro at 63
Newton Z. Cramer merchant and longtime Woodsboro resident died at his home at 2 a.m. after a five month illness of chronic myocarditis. He was 63, senior member of N. Z. Cramer & Son for 27 years, active in church and community service, and held roles in undertak ing and funeral services. He leaves a widow Elsie Stull Cramer, a son Stemner Stull Cramer, two sisters and several relatives. Funeral is Saturday at two o'clock with services at the home.
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Newton Z. Cramer
Woodsboro
Cramer
N. Z. Cramer
Woodshoo
St. John’s Reformed cuixch
hi coast
ism
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Maryland State Funeral Directors Association
P.O. S. of A
Mountain City
HKmights of Pythies
Frederick
nelete Edward
Sarah + Gram
Mr. Plant District
Muss Elsie Stull
Randolph Stull
Weotsboro
Stemner Stull Cramer
oreater
Sherman
Waters
Freder
Routzahn
Freders
Maurice Cram
Clarence Cramer
AI LI Crea
Tonight's Services Presented by Union Lenien Church
The church outlines tonight's program with a sermon titled Christ Not Creed delivered by Dr Alen A Sie. An anthem The Savior Goes Forth To D. Maunter is sung. Offertory solo The Home Of the Soul performed by Mrs Helen Doug Lass Dure.
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union Lenien
Alen A. Sie
D. Maunter
Offertary
Helen Douglass Dure
Peace move under way in Ethiopia report warns of tense Italo British ties
AP sources say emissaries from Emperor Haile Selassie seek peace outside the League of Nations. Reports cite a tense Italo British relationship, with police presence and ongoing demonstrations as officials form preliminary contacts.
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ETHIOPIA
Petro Badaz
comiact
red
Haile Selassie
League of reassaid
Badogno
andro Lessuna
Dbessona
Iralo-Brown
idemonstrate
i Brush
Lee
Mediterranean
National Councilor Visit Delivers Address and Honors
One hundred fifty members of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty from Frederick Walkersville Hagers town Frostburg Williams Baltimore attended a Western Maryland gathering at May C Lounge No. 12 Monday. W Schuler PBS official visit Miss Schuler gave a resume of the order work and the communist element in the coll Following the talk she received a traveling bag from Howard M M Bass in behalf of the district. The official visit ceremonies included nominations for seventeen men and a class from Frederick Walkersville. The Western Maryland district comprised Freak Hagens town Frostburg Following business meeting was served. State officers pres ent M Hurst State Secretary Frederick Su ers onal Rep elor Mg committee arranged.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Frederick
Walkersville
Hagerstown
Frostburg
Willamsoos
Baltimore
Western Maryend
W. Schuler
PBS
Miss Schuler
Howard MM
Bass stave offeer
cor
Mouniat
vis
xomirom Frederics
Walkersvile
Hagenstown
Froscourge
M. Hurst
John
Su rersonal Repelor
Pleads For Freedom For Gebhardt Slayer
The attorney gestured and paced as the defense argued for freedom for Gebhardt Slayer. The scene centered on a courtroom in which the defense pressed their case while the assistant district attorney observed proceedings and weighed the next steps.
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Gebhardt
attornney
Sais Ione Fe MASS Geenig
Mules O Brien
Leibowitz
Manufacturers Attack Nce Tax Plan In Congress
Washington April 2 AP US manufacturers assailed the new 799 million tax plan before the House Ways and Means committee calling it a share the wealth proposal in disguise. Sargent secretary of the National Association of Manufacturers urged postponement to craft a complete sound tax plan that would curb speculation penalize group action and cause bankruptcies while creating a special commission. He warned the plan would force distribution of corporate earnings into dividends and produce harm rather than benefit.
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Washington
APY
Amer- DUSLICSS
National Association of ManufactureS
House
Ways and Means committee
Sargent
Bregr
erate & special
State Council 10 Meet Here Two Days
The 68th annual session of the State Council of Mary land United American Men meets in this city at the Pythian Castle Hall for two days. A finance committee meeting precedes sessions. officers and representatives from several lodges will attend, with an 8 PM banquet and a full two day program including nominations, reports, and executive sessions.
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State Council of Maryland
A.M. hall
Pythian Casteam Court
Lodock
Joseph Zimmerman
James H. Park
dhy
Alex Hirkzpatrick
Bar View
treasur
James N. Du
John Hitton
Athol
Howard Hastings
Galessoam
fiernoon
Barbara Fritehfetes
H D Hatwan
Atho
James MN. Dohel
S. R. Harris
Prine
Furnace
State Council
John State Gil
Ray George Campbel
John Princ
Sharptown
Cherry Hil
Chase
Havre de Grace
Galestemn
Eight killed by tornadic winds sweep Cordele area
Cordele Georgia April 2 AP Tornadic winds killed at least eight persons in Georgia and Alabama and caused heavy property damage as floods swelled rivers. Cordele, Grayscale? county seat with 6808 population, was hardest hit with six bodies in wrecked houses. National Guardsmen patrolled and ambulances were pressed into service as officials reported 12 persons killed and about 70 homes destroyed in the storm's wake.
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Cordelle
Georgia
Alabama
cescus
John Brown
Eugene Talmadge
ploczs
Truck Strikes House At Foot Of Mountain
A truck from West Virginia to Baltimore veered off the National Highway at the foot of Braddock Mountain causing a collision with a house. Justice John Newkxrk was fined $100 and paid the amount.
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J. D. Newkck
North Mountain
WW. Va
Baltimore
Braddock
zefence
John Newkxrk
weric
Weather Report Highlights Daily Temperatures
Yesterday’s high was 53 degrees and a year ago it was 60. Last night’s low reached 41. Today’s sunset is 6:35 p.m. and tomorrow’s sunrise is around 5.63 a.m.
Grand jury galls Hoffman in probe of Lindbergh case
The Mercer county grand jury, which saved Bruno Richard Hauptmann's life, called Governor Hoffman to testify and heard that Hauptmann may again escape execution. Detective Ellis Parker awaited entry with a guard beside him, as other witnesses testified about the Lindbergh estate assault and a medical facility transfer. Guards noted Hauptmann awoke from an eleven hour sleep and expressed confidence he would not die next night.
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Associated Press
Frenwon
N. J
Mercer co grand
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmann
Dan Hauptmann
Joan F. Condon
Wendel
Hoffman
Lindberghs
Hopewell
Ellis Parker
Burlington county
Parker
Carroll T. Jones
New Lisbon
Mercer county
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon county
Wisentz
Heuptmann
Flemington
state house
Hofman
Joseph Lyons
Lindbergh
Hauck
Lyons
hegin
State Motor Vehicle department
Industrials Lead Upward in Early Market Rise
New York April 2 AP says the stock market resumed its recovery with industrials leading gains of fractions to three or more points. General Motors and U S Steel hit new highs in years. Popular shares at market open included Bethlehem Aled Chemical of New Jersey Santa Fe Central Union Pacific and Northern Pacific. Panhandle Producing and Refining 10 share unit rose 20 percent on light transfers as J I Case showed mixed results with bonds opening at 49.
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New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Aled Chemical
New Jersey
Santa Fe
Central
Union Pacific
Norther Pacific
Panhande
Lions Change Date for Tweed Towns Convention
The Tweed District convention date is moved from May 28 36 to June 23 in this city. Headquarters will be at the Cumberland Hotel. About 300 are expected to attend. R Mason Hill, president, announces a banquet for the Dannounces 2 district at Bedford Springs Hotel on June 3.
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Twons International
wee Cumberland Hot
R. Mason Hill
Dannounces
Bedford Springs Hotel
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Nolan’s Ferry
MD. AND
Hell
Grand Officers Of State
K. T. Coming
Jacques DeMolay Commandery
M’DONALD
Cleary
ness
liberations
Ralph Bradford
Francis Scott Ker
Woodshoro
Marshal Badoglio
Selassie
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
National Councilor
D. Of
L. Here
Order
Stretz
U.S
Alles
Mahoney
GRAND JURY
Wilentz
May
Dr. Condon
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