Frederick County to reinstate unfinished CWA projects
About 30 unfinished CWA projects in Frederick County will be recommended for reinstitution under state relief administration. A new April 30 deadline is set for completion with no new work to begin. Some projects may finish later, while others will transfer to state oversight and relief efforts continue for workers.
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raderick county
eef
Lewis RB. Dertzaugh
chaiman
Frederick County
Mir.itary
Aubrey A. Nicbolemus
Frederick
Derizhauge
Derezbaugh
Saturay
Maxwell sisted
Redetrick Field road
Fleming
Maxwell
Rand
exia
Weather Today and April Precipitation Readout
This notice reports 24 hour precipitation none for today and none for April to date. Normal April rainfall is 3.35 inches while April 1933 recorded 5.39 inches. The deficit for 1934 April stands at 1.78 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 82 degrees. low last night was 40. Sunrise and sunset times are listed with moonset at 8:21 p.m.
Roosevelt Faces Labor Struggles and NRA Doubts
Washington reports the New Deal labor outlook darkens with disputes in unorganized industries and a shaky auto settlement. Roosevelt allies retreat before industry power, NRA credibility wanes, and labor support may be needed before elections. Also notes Leg Show hearings on artificial limbs and Farley censor proposals.
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NRA
Farley
BrEODXNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Roosevelt
Iabor
Perkins, Wagner
Green
A. F
Roosevel
sitock
A. F. of
Detroit
Movings Surge in Frederick Area This Spring
A March to Saturday and Monday uptick in relocations marks spring in Frederick. A partial list shows many residents moving from West South, East Third, and nearby streets to new addresses including Patrick, Jefferson, Braddock, and Market streets, with numerous names and origins noted.
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Frederick
Oscar Remsburg
Creagerstand
Thusmont
Roger Lee
West South street
Carrol street
Ralph Pouche
South street
Patrick street
Esta Warrenfeltz
Charles Kinna
Jefferson street
South Market street
D. P. Nu
Esss Church great
East Church street
H. N. Speaks
East Second Street
Jefferson strees
S. B. Lark
East Third Street
Baltimore
P. B. Searff
Adamstown
W. Q. Kolb
East Third stret
Charles Wolfe
West Fourth street
Bentz street
William Oden
Water street
East South street
Luther Guibert
Pat- Tick street
Braddock
Norh Market Shaft
Francis L. Wickless
Motter Avenue
Frank Gutera
Tract Avenue
Phillip Seeger, Jr
Washington
Joseph R. Howse
Park Avenue
Mary K. Carmack
Fourth stree
Char
Robert G. Fitex
Mt. St. Mary's
Exmmitsburg
Mt St. Mary's
Clayton Hahn
Ceresville
Libertytown
Edward James
Patnex
Harvey McLare
AMt. Pleasant
Wiliam
Lee
Barth
Tramside
Gietorn
Mit
Airy
Dixon
North Market street
W. E. Cockerir
West Main street
Mi town
Middletown
Casper
Chine, Jr
North Court streets
city
Rawson R.Lewis
Police charge two men after drunkenness arrests
Hearing set for tonight as George Red was charged with drunkenness at 9.45 Monday night by Officer Layman and jailed for a Police Headquarters hearing. Early today Frank Jake Grove was charged at 12 45 by Officers Brust and Layman and jailed for a Police Court hearing.
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George Red
Layman
Frank
Jake” Grove
Brust
Starvation label tag on milk plan sparks protests
The United Farmers Protective Association president Lewis Bentzley denounces the federal milk support plan as a starvation program aimed at forcing 2,000,000 farmers off their land. He argues rising costs will not curb consumption, urges cancelling debts mortgages rents and taxes in arrears, and promotes an alternative plan he says would aid dairymen more effectively. The critique follows Secretary Wallace’s briefing to over 1,000 dairy farmers across several states.
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Philadelphia
Lewis Bentzley
United Famers Protective Association
Wallaee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Beniziey
Indictments in Dillinger Escape Case at Lake County Jail
Ernest Blunt fingerprint expert and Sam Cahoon jail employee were indicted on charges of aiding John Dillinger’s escape from the Lake County jail on March 3. The grand jury criticized guards for laxity and urged a new prisoner-guarding plan, faulting Judge Murray for not moving Dillinger to Michigan City and for not insisting on his return to prison.
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Crown Point
Ind
Ernest Blunt
Sam Cahoon
John Dillinger
Lake county
Blunt
Cahoon
Wm J. Murray
Patrick O'Malley
Chicago
Dilinger
Dillinger
Senate probes abortive air mail contract leak
Washington April 2 AP report says Senate Banking committee will pursue an inquiry into possible leaks of air mail contract cancellation details and assess a $109000 cost estimate. The piece notes possible internal sources within the department and mentions a shift toward permanent air mail service by April 20.
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Washington
Senate
townton
post ofice
Evidence All In In Costner Trial
Evidence wrapped up in Charlotte as Isaac Costner known as Touhy Gangster faced trial for a $105,080 mail truck heist last November 15. Reporters Tom Watkins and Richard Young testified Costner admitted involvement and fingerprint expert J B Esre linked prints to an apartment he frequented. The defense offered no testimony as Costner had earlier said he would plead guilty if amnesty terms were met for his Chicago trial in Basil Banghart’s case.
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Charlotte
N. C
Isaac Costner
Touhy
Tom Watkins
Richard Young
J. B. Esre
Watkins
Young
Costner
Earle
Chicago
Basil Banghart
Jake Facter
Banghart
Roosevelt ship heads further south after crisis deliberations
The Roosevelt ship set a southward course after consultations with advisers, with no immediate capital policy crisis anticipated this week. President Roosevelt remained away from Congress as the voyage continued and there was no sign of formal action planned.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevel
new southa waves
pda
capital nis
Rey
Smuggling Conspiracy Ahead of Grand Jury
Government attorneys prepared to discuss a case involving an importation of untaxed foreign made liquors during late Prohibition. The matter, linked to bootlegging channels, was turned over by agents to the District Attorney for consideration.
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Bulimere
imio
ariy
Lee
lght
Sister dies same day as her sister's funeral
Mrs Laura Julia James aged 59 died suddenly at Lewistown Hospital from a complication of diseases. Her sister Miss Sarah Rosenna Angel died Saturday and funeral is this afternoon. Survived by two sons George and Edgar James and two sisters Mrs Hallie Poole and Mrs William E Colman. Funeral Thursday at Beaverdam Church of the Brethren with Elders O Metz and J Klein officiating. Interment Beaverdam Cemetery. D D Bartzier and Sons, funeral directors.
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Laura Julia James
Angel
Lewistown
James
Sarah Rosenna Angel
Miss Angel
Johnsville
Lewistown hospital
William , AH. James
George
Edgar James
Hallie Poole
Couvers
Corner
William E. Colman
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Onion Bridge
Beaverdam
Parley to Quit as New York State Chairman
Farley says he intends to resign as New York State Democratic chairman at the state convention in October. Vincent Davey of Rochester is mentioned as a likely successor, while the leadership at Tammy Hall remains a factor in ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Farley
New York
Vincent Davey
Rochester
New York state
F Cuny
Tammy Hall
Roosevelt Democrats
Dillinger There Now Says Carolina Report
State highway patrolmen rushed to Blaner about 20 miles from here to investigate a report of a man with a machine gun in an automobile. Magistrate J D Watson of Blancr telephoned A R Ward assistant chief of highway law enforcement, he felt the man as the automobile might have beer. John Diunger midwestern out aw and killer.
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Columba. S C
Blaner
J. D. Watson
Blancr
A. R. Ward
John Diunger
Roosevelt to Visit Frederick County Trout Camp
Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr plans to visit the Richey camp at Catoctin Furnace after a trout creel at the Lawrence Ritchey preserve. He will be met in Washington by Laurente Richey, then proceed to his sister Alice Roosevelt Longworth, with a likely stay through Thursday. Also expected are Lewis Straus of New York and Gen William Mitchell, who both joined guests at the Richey camp and trout preserve.
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Lawrence Ritchey preserve
Catocin Furnace
Theodore Rooss Jr
Philippine Islands
Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick county
Roosevelt
Washington
Laurente Richey
Hoover
makig
Alice Roosevelt Laogworts
Richey camp
Lewis Straus
New York
Otso BH. Kahn
Wiliam Mitchel
Middleburg
Lancelot Jacques
Catoctin Furnace
Mr. Richey
Gen
Mitchell
Mr Richer
Romazxce Ends Aca Williams Ince Divorce Suit
Mysi Ince sues William T. Ince in Los Angeles court for divorce claiming a broken romance at age 19. The scene shows Ince at the counsel table as the case unfolds in September court sessions.
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Aca Williams Ince
Willam T. Ince
Givorce Mysi Ince
sipetor court
Los Angeles
Last Door Closes on Samuel Insull Extradition Fight
Istanbul April 3 The Turkish Third Penal Tribunal ruling denies Insull the right of appeal and orders his continued detention in Istanbul as extradition to the United States proceeds. American Ambassador Robert Spruille Stimson seeks Washington guidance while Greek lawyers rush to aid Insull in his bid to avoid transfer to U.S. authorities.
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Istanbul
Samuel
United States
Third
M. Jena
Insull
Athens
House of Detention
Turkey
Ine sull
court of Cassation
Robert P
ner
Washington
America
Insul
Illinois
Government reports nine months deficit and outlays
Washington April 3 The government closed nine months of the fiscal year with expenditures of 4 343 004 000 and a deficit of 2 542 299 005 Routine operating expenses at March close totaled 1 987 039 000 against revenue of 2 205 704 030 Emergency outlays of 2 850 985 000 at the period end show a 393 600 balance against 22 362 464 060 a year earlier, with spending rising from February.
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Washington
Treasury
Feeble Flutters Mark Stock Market Trading
New York Apr 3 AP feeble flutters dominated today's stock market trading with virtually no change overall. Prices moved little as grains slipped about a cent a bushel at times and bonds stayed quiet with mixed results while Sterling strengthened against the dollar.
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New York
Sterling
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