Western City trenching boosts sewer network progress
Work continues on the B and O Avenue sewer project with about 20 house connections finished. Crews dig trenches across Fairview Magnolia and Sand Bergh avenues in the western section as two more sewer contracts proceed and portions near Monocacy Yard await final approvals. Ground water complicates efforts while insurance and financing details delay signatures on a second contract.
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Buble
Peoruatt
DsLashmore
Acimgion
etiremen
signammre
F ‘and Steel Company
Fairview
Magnolia
Sand- Bergh evenuies
Commerce street
cecomome
Bass South street
Clare race
South Market
tam Mit Olivet boulevard
Clarke Place
oSicizis
Two Pilots Knew Cause Of Wreck In Aid Crash
Investigators pressed to resolve why the Transcontinental and Western Air crash killed four, with two pilots among the dead who might explain the foggy battle and wreckage. Three survivors remained hospitalized as relatives gathered at a Pittsburgh mortuary.
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Associated Press
Aine
Meier
Ellenstein
Newark
NS J
Caabmor
Cleveland
Waller Forge
Paulvacy Academy
burgh
yacanen
Operator's License Permanently Revoked
The automobile license of John G. Leopold of Hmoxville is permanently revoked after being found guilty of reckless driving. He was sentenced to six months in correction, suspended for six months. Details include involvement with another car and failure to appear.
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John G. Leopold
Hmoxville
W. Dena Rudy
Brunnswick
Gmimken
Wilford
Boyie
Brimschex
Joan B. Richardson
sirest
edi
Sentences Suspended for Two Foxville Youths
Two Foxville youths face three month sentences suspended on good behavior after guilty pleas in a panel case. The court postponed formal judgment last November for Bemial and Camm, with additional notes on terms and conditions.
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Foxville
Bemial
abe
iim
Steels Return To Favor On Market
Steel market gains noted with mining rail and specialty issues moving higher as traders push into new ground after a lengthy period of limited gains. Prices hovered in narrow ranges with fractions to around two dollars, while the pound sterling opened at 4.947 dollars.
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New York
Steels
State eyes toll bridge franchise buy from Baltimore and Ohio
The State Roads Commission authorized deputy to continue talks with West Virginia and the Budge Company to purchase the Baltimore and Ohio toll bridge franchise. Negotiations drag over price as parties spar over compensation. Governor Kump rejected a request to aid faster access to the Potomac crossing.
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Balimor
State Roads Commission
Atcomer
Thomas Jenifer
West Virginia
erite: Budge Company
Maryland
Charleston
W. Va
H. G. Kump
Potomac river
erstem
F. A. Brown
Frank Beck
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry and
Potomac River Badge Company
Kump
cir
WPA
J. F. Bouchele
Weather statistics and sun moon times
Yesterday's high was 2 degrees. The prior year high was 43. Last night low 26, compared with 32 a year ago. Sunset today 6 31 pm. Sunrise tomorrow 5 43 am. Moonrise tomorrow 9 42 pm and moonset 6 43 am.
Senator Nye 10 Speaks April 26
Fragmented OCR notes show an event where Senator Nye speaks on April 26 with references to Congress focus and response from seven committees. The page continues on page five. The readable text is garbled with missing letters and stray digits.
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NYE
Congress
Unclear text about Ida Fsne and alleged attempted suicide
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ida Fsne described as colored and red Sea with unspecified condition. The text is garbled and cannot determine a coherent event, outcome, or location. No clear date or authority is identifiable.
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Ida
rin umdar mor
crers
maine
su.c.ae
Court Denies Jurisdiction In False Pretense Case
Attorney Sherman P. Bowers states Gov. Nice dictated actions in the case of Kimoeering and John Maugares who were freed by Judge Eugene O Dunne. The judge heard a habeas corpus proceeding and the matter concerns false pretenses tied to larceny and a scheme involving repair work and a stolen automobile. The defense argues no jurisdiction to sentence on the charges and references proceedings aimed at Gov. Nice and the governor's office.
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Strate
Sherman P. Bowers
Harry W. Nice askroa
Kimoeering
John Maugares
Eugene O'Dunne
Bowers
aes
Patric
zeno
Gover Bowers
Judge O'Dunne
Local Report Notes Waal Opening Near Brooxmon
Fragmentary text indicates a waal opened after two admitted near Brooxmon on November 23. Assumptions suggest self- involved action or cause but details are unclear. Authorities have not released full statements or identities.
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Lam Vaqoe
Tharyaemré
Brooxmon
Citizens Truck Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Citizens Truck Company held its annual meeting on Tuesday electing officers and directors for the coming year. William M. Storm was re elected president with W F Zegler as vice president. George William Sr became second vice president, and other officers including treasurer William D Zimmerman and secretary Richard P Ross were chosen. Directors elected included A Bennan Lewis Bize D Lipps and others.
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Ctizens Truck Company
William M. Storm
W. F. Zegler
Storm
Zeigler
George William Sr
H Dorseyson
Willem D Zimmerman
Richard P. Ross
Lesisy
capain
Doiglass Hooil
chaptain
Lester Vent
Jona Wane
Allen Kise
A Bennen
Lewis B.ize
D. Lipps
George L A Radehf
R ad P FL
Mass burials planned in Addis Ababa tornado area
Reports indicate mass burials will take place as graves are prepared for victims in the Addis Ababa tornado zone. Authorities say disease prevention measures are to be taken in the impacted regions with a total death toll reported at 426.
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ADDIS ABABA
Annihilation Urged by Mussolini in Ethiopia Campaign
Reports from Rome and Addis Ababa detail Mussolini pressing for total destruction of Ethiopian military forces. Italian air forces plan to base 200 aircraft over Addis Ababa as Dessye is bombed amid fears Haile Selassie may flee by air. News notes ROC President Roosevelt pledged 2.5 million dollars for rehabilitation in the U.S. Tornado-stricken towns Gainesville and Tupelo receive disaster relief as survivors begin to rebuild.
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Gaineau
Tupelo
Miss
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Gainesvile
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Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Gura
Addis Abun
Dessye
Harar
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Dnce
Council of Ministers
League of Nations conciliation committee
Ehireren
Haile Se- Jessie
Eden Protests Poison Gas Use At League Meeting
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden condemned Italy’s use of poison gas in Ethiopia during a League of Nations conciliation session. He cited 1925 Geneva conventions prohibiting gas, urged Red Cross evidence, and pressed for an early peace settlement as Mussolini faced mounting pressure.
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Associated Press
Anthony Eden
Ethiopia
League of Nations conciliation committee
thirteen
Eden
Italy
Ethiopie
Geneva
Red Cross
franzly
Borah Sees Major Delegate Lead In Primary Vote
The dispatch notes that Borah secured nearly all delegates with Roosevelt trailing by about two to one. Early returns indicate a strong showing for Borah in the primary, with officials tallying votes across districts and projecting a decisive margin.
France Proposes New Peace Plan For Europe
France unveils a peace plan to settle the European crisis. The proposal calls for land and sea guarantees and a rethink of postwar treaties. It is presented after rejecting Hitler’s settlement proposals, citing distrust of Germany’s future aims and a demand to refrain from violating European frontiers in the future.
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France
Europe
Pats
Gerof
Hitler
Germany
Delegates Attend District Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet
Delegates from Cumberland Oakland Hampstead Frederick and Westminster gathered for the first district federation meeting in Westminster. State president Mrs Frank M Hoadley was guest of honor with Dr Fred G Holloway Western Maryland College delivering the main afternoon address on Value Time.
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Cumberland
Oaksland
Hampstead
Frederick
Westmiinster
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Westminster
Frank M. Hoadley
Alrs. Musgrave
fifth
G. Milton cel
Fred G. Holloway
Western Marland College
Frederi
Cancer Cure Racket Warning Issued in County
An alleged cancer cure racket is under investigation in the county's lower area. Sheriff Hilmer says two young men, 25 to 40, posing as agents or researchers collected money from victims. He has limited details but warns residents to guard against such claims and expects charges if suspects are caught.
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AnDed
Shen Ror M. Hiltmer
Sherif Hilmer
fra allegec
spec.acisis
sherif
Ad praises service despite nuisance calls
Paul Plunkett of 201 East Fifth Street told the News office today that the advertisement given him good service. He complained, however, that people were calling and stopping at his house all afternoon, saying the ad drew them in.
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Paul ‘Plunkett
Fifch street
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