County Floods Rise As Heavy Rain Bursts Over Maryland Roads
County streams rose sharply after a night of 1.61 inches of rain and strong winds. Water covered roads near Creagerstown and the Monocacy River rose to flood levels, with drivers urged to avoid affected routes as the storm continued into the morning. Authorities reported the Moznoc and nearby dikes struggling, but traffic continued on some roads while others were cut off.
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Constitution Still Mooted Campaign Issue
The report outlines ongoing debate over constitutional questions in a political campaign. It notes reactions from Democratic figures and references tensions between administration allies and oppositional voices.
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Union Manufacturing Company Elects Directors for Coming Year
Stockholders of the Union Manufacturing Company met today and re elected directors for the coming year. The board includes Lews L Wilson Thomas L Zimmerman William D cmmerman Jesse B Anders and Charles McC Matmas. Officers will be elected next Monday.
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Vera Screnz Acquitted in Murder Charges Court Decree
Vera Screnz is acquitted of murder charges in the Work of Dr. Friz Gebhardt case. The verdict comes amid tears as Vera expresses relief and gratitude for the court’s decision.
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LeGore Pushes Bridge Repair Bond Plan After Flood
State secretary Harry W. LeGore outlined a $1.5 million bridge and road repair bond during a talk with county commissioners. He cited federal matching funds and noted cost estimates for bridges at Harpers Ferry, Brunswick, and Point of Rocks. Talks with Governor Nice and Delegate Payne aim to advance a new state bond issue to fund repairs and replacements.
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Maryland to issue 35 million in veterans bond bonus plan
In Maryland, $35,006,000 in bonds were discussed today as the government pays the veterans bonus. P Sargent, manager of the Veterans Administration office, estimated average Maryland bonus at $760 and noted about 16,000 applications have been received so far with more expected.
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City Ministers to Exchange Pulpits April 19
City ministers plan pulpit exchanges on April 19 with Lenten worship discussed and Baker Park services arranged for summer. The meeting was led by Amos J. Traver, with Rev. Dr. Charles Be. Webler and Rev. Ralph E. Hariman among those present.
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Charred bodies of soldiers recovered from crash site
Fragmentary report describes charred remains of soldiers found after a weekend air crash near Grevel. Names fragmentary but include sergeants and privates among the victims. investigation and identification ongoing.
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Officers Chosen Choose Leadership Among Directors
Officers were selected with J Walker and William C. Ne elected as vice president and treasurer. Succeeding directors reappointed Baumgardner and Robert were named to roles, with Gent. Air. Carty noted as president and secretary.
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Weather Report Summary from April 1935 Entry
Readable fragments indicate normal rainfall, high and low temperatures, and sun and moon times. The text references April 1935 data with notes on excess precipitation, temperatures compared to prior years, and astronomical times for sunset and sunrise.
Landon Hearst Clash Roils California Primary
Washington reports a bitter clash sparked by Hearst’s support for Kansan cause as Landon seeks the nomination. Hooverites and Hearst foes organize pro Landon delegates in California while lobbyists race to influence the race, with $22,009,000 spent on lobbying against the holding company act.
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Welfare Board to Discuss Legislation on Old Age Pensions
The Welfare Board at Frederick plans to continue old age pension payments without interruption pending state decisions. J Sheldon Turner notes funds from a reserve and earlier taxes support pensions through April, with about 281 cases on the books. Local boards, aided by the Board of State Aid and Charities, expect to provide assistance for children and needy dependents under new legislation, while preserving funds for ongoing pensions and related costs.
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Need Not Testify About Oi Securities
A legal ruling allows witnesses to refrain from testifying about Oi securities as part of a broader inquiry. The decision outlines privileges and exemptions affecting testimony in related investigations, citing statutory protections and confidentiality considerations for the entities involved.
WPA Pay Day Area Details and Directions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a location near West of Fred and east of Fred with references to High and 22nd streets. The text mentions workers or men and unclear dates or amounts, but the details are too garbled to determine a clear event or outcome.
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Myers Sentenced To Life Imprisonment
Rockville April 6 Ernest W Myers was sentenced in Circuit Court after a verdict of first degree murder with the jury finding that capital punishment should not be inflicted. The court dismissed a motion for a new trial and imposed life imprisonment as required by the jury’s recommendation.
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Earle Seeks Flood Relief Funds From RFC After WPA Rebuff
Governor George H. Earle, after WPA denial for drain funding of flooded Pennsylvania mines, met with Jesse Jones at Washington to pursue RFC loan assistance. The plan envisions a non profit corporation to secure about 61690 dollars for pumps and equipment, with labor costs a key factor.
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Heavy industry stocks climb amid mixed signals
A hazy report shows investors watching General Motors and other heavy industry shares as markets drift. fragmentary notes mention a cavern and odd phrases while unrelated bits touch on music and eggs, with no clear single event or date confirmed.
Tornadoes Ravage Gainesville and South in Lethal Storms
A violent storm system tore across the South with tornadoes striking Tupelo and Gainesville. Reports vary on fatalities but Gainesville и residents fear heavy losses while Red Cross and officials rush aid. Fire and debris hinder efforts as officials assess the damage in northeast Georgia near Atlanta.
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87 Known Dead Right By Toe In Tupelo Tornado
Eighty seven known dead and 500 injured were listed as victims of overnight tornadoes that slashed across Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and Arkansas. The storm devastated Tupelo and left power, water, and gas lines down as firefighters battled blazes and rescue teams searched for missing residents.
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Hoffman To Continue Hauptmann Inquiry
Governor Hoffman announced plans to push a personal investigation to uncover the complete truth of the Lindbergh kidnapping case. He faces censure over his role, but asserts he will pursue renewed inquiry despite doubts about Hauptmann’s guilt and prior legal actions.
Supreme Court Defers Ruling on Coal Act Question
The Supreme Court postponed a final ruling on the constitutionality of the Guffey coal act for at least one week. Washington report notes a deferral and ongoing legal questions surrounding the act.
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