Maryland Slow PWA Highway Projects Delayed
Washington reports Maryland has lagged in spending its share of the 400000000 PWA Federal aid highway program. Harold Ickes notes competition over Baltimore Havre de Grace routing helped slow obligations. Other states show varied completion and construction rates as roads employ tens of thousands.
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Washington
Maryland
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
FWA
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Marland
Indiana
PWA
Smississippi
Geers
Alabama
Ickes
Ramses
BWA
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Teas
California
Kansas
Minnnesota
Texas
Meine
Ohio
Iowa
Memorial fund grows for St Blary's City memorial
Maryland Tercentennial Commission said 10 counties contributed 259 each toward a permanent memorial in St Blary's City. Counties named include Frever tek and Carmi.
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Moran: President Hails His Value to Service
Chief William Moran of the U S Secret Service is praised as indispensable by the President. Moran, described as a dean of American sleuths, sits at his desk in the capital as the President contemplates two more years of service for the agency.
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Snown
Roosevelt Norris Lea Amendment Sparks Campaign Talk
Washington April 2 Republican leaders eye the Lea Norris constitutional amendment backed by Roosevelt to scrap the winner take all system. It would divide 531 electoral votes proportionally by state and aims to curb Southern influence while potentially keeping a Democratic president.
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Roosevelt
Lea-Norris
G . P. Chieftains
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Senate
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Neb
PCA Meeting Opens In Frederick City Wednesday
Directors of the Frederick Production Credit Association will convene at 10 o clock Wednesday morning in the Acad em Building to review loan applications and hear reports. Officials include secretary treasurer S Anderson and chairman William T Delane. Members from Allegany and Garrett counties are named but no appointments made yet.
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Frederics
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Academ
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Wastancos
Carsoll County
E H Ingram
Washington County
Ari Ale
M_ Etzler
Frecerack
Alegany
Wilam T Delauane
Hammaerd Claa
MO Anderton
Myr Ansaerson
Government seeks income tax changes in divorce act debate
Washington notes the Senate moves to raise government revenue with a tax bill altering rates on corporations estates and high incomes while easing tax for workers. Easter egg roll at the White House draws families as Rep Worth of North Carolina dies. NRA code hearings and a postal telegraph code debate unfold with industry reps opposing and supporting new oversight.
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Rioting Among Miners Upsets Pinchot Speech in Pa
Rioting erupted near the speaker’s stand in Umontown Pennsylvania as Mrs Cornelia Brace Pinchot wife of Governor Pinchot addressed about 25 600 miners celebrating the eight hour day. Gunfire wounded seven and a crowd beat others while police restored order in the drill field area about 250 feet from the stand. Pinchot concluded amid strong applause declaring I am for the union because I am an American.
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Cornelia Brace Pinchot
Police Court Roundup Delivers Quick Referrals and Fines
In Police Court Judge Guy El Motter swiftly disposed of several minor cases. Charles Shern, in custody for disorderly conduct after a prize fight incident, faced $250 in costs. His wife Dame Sher received the same penalty. Charles Murphy and Len Thomas, both colored, were fined or jailed for drunken conduct on the street, as were Arthur Lyt es and James Keys. Earl Hargett faced a fine over automobile title issues, while a separate line notes a Chinese wall of imposing height and remaining length in a separate description.
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Charles Shern
Tvo Cays
Dame Sher
Charles Murphy
Len Thomas
Arthur Lytes
James Keys
Earl Hargett
Maryland Work Relief Plan Outlined In Baltimore
Baltimore April 27 a new work division plan for carrying on the CWA project in Maryland for this month was announced by Harry L Greenstein state relief administrator. The plan emphasizes relief over jobs and requires state engineer approval for projects to resume by day labor only. Wages meet prevailing rates with a 30 cent minimum, and no new materials purchases are planned. payrolls will be managed by local welfare boards with no relief investigations.
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Harry L Greenstein
P H. Dryden
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Dryden
Relief Administration
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Relief Office
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Demurrer Sustained in Maryland Accident Case
A demurrer by the plaintiff was sustained on a special plea in a damage suit involving Harver Rucz and Clarence Watkins near Montgomery County. The case recalls a similar verdict in 1933 favoring Watkins. Oakland reports a serious collision near Cumberland with multiple injuries including a broken leg and fractured hip. Texas wool production in 1932 reached about 57 million pounds.
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Clarence Watkins
Soth
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Hammond Urner
Arthur BD . Welard
Damasest
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Watkos
Wathns
Ai Pisa
Oakland
Vrereiz Facht
Wear
Cumberland Hospital
Here
New England Arrival Tied to Mayflower 1620
The fragment notes that New England arrived on the Mayflower in 1620 and mentions Dr Samuel Fuller as New England's first doctor who served as the colony's sole physician after its arrival. It also references Maitland and Hegenberger's 2400 mile Oakland to Oahu flight in 25 hours 50 minutes in a triple engine monoplane.
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Hit by pitched ball in Orlando injures Linus Frey
Linus Frey Brooklyn Donger substitute shortstop was struck in the head during batting practice in Orlando on April 2 and taken to hospital. He regained consciousness after X rays were taken to assess injuries. A separate item notes a parking violation charge against C A Ewy entered Saturday night at police headquarters by Officer Hoingsworth.
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Fla
Linus Frey
Brooklyn Donger
Leslie Mumrms
Frey
Polie
C. A. Ewy
Hoingsworth
Roosevelt May Extend Trip Beyond Friday
President Roosevelt appeared set to prolong his Southern cruise past Friday in the Bahama Islands area. Det. Vincent Astor hosted the President and reported movement of the destroyer Tattnall to refuel. If continued, the extend may allow a 10 day constitutional window for signing measures. Official word on plans was not yet available tonight.
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Roosevelt
Ba‘hame Islands
Vincent Astor
Maryn H McIntyre
Tattnall
Elis
Congress
J A Delaney Dead at Jessups Home
Joseph A Delaney warden of the House of Correction in Jessups Maryland died at 6:40 am at his home on the institution grounds. He would have turned 61 next month and years earlier suffered a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Agnes Murray Delaney after twenty seven years of marriage.
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Joseph A. Delaney
House of Correction
Jessups
Delaney
Bon Secour Hospital
Agnes Murray Delaney
Autoist Held After Traffic Crash Near Square
Barry and Small of Gashtown Pa was held by State Police on a charge of failing to stop after an accident near Harmony Grove. A chase led to the arrest. bail set at 2.1 dollars for a Police Court hearing not yet fixed.
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Small
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Judge Willard at Rockville to preside over Montgomery court
No cases were tried in Circa Court Monday and none are scheduled for today. Judge Arthur D. Willard went to Rockville to occupy the bench with Judge Charlitte W. Woodward for the present term. Chief Inde? Barmmond Ornet will go to Annapolis to attend sessions of the Court of Appeals.
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Arthur D.wilard
Rockville
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W. Woodward
Montgomery Councy
Inde
Barmmond Ornet
Annapoli
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