Roosevelt plans and mortgage reforms face Congress
President Roosevelt signals major drives on home mortgage refinancing and Tennessee Valley authority creation. Senate and House prepare bills on farm mortgage refinancing, Wasel Shoals control, and government planning for energy and resources while reviewing executive proposals and appointments.
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Tennessee
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Great Britain
France
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Frank Murphy Detro
Go Thor
James W Gerans - Weson
Germany
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Roosevelt
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Nebraska
Wasel Shoals
Akron
Leister Borah
House Rules Committee
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Sensio
Rotary Meeting Sees Frederick Represented at Basil Conference
Over 60 Rotarians from Martland Pennsylvana West Virginia and Washington attend the Thirty Fourth District conference in Bati from April 23 to 25. William R. Cok Jr Baltimore Rotary president says four group meetings close with club vocational community and international service. Asquamus Brornee Frederick speaks. Gus Riche and Mayor Jackson give welcome addresses at opening session.
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Martland
Pennsylvana
West Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Wiliam R. Cok, Jr
Asquamus Brornee
Frederick
Gus Riche
Jackson W.e
Fpradeciek Club
Ruth Judd Loses Appeal In Effort to Escape Execution
Ruth Judd’s latest appeal failed as Judge Howard C Speakman refused another writ motion claiming lack of authority after appellate review. The judge halted further action and jurors debated alleged improper deal during deliberations amid questions of juror summons.
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Pheer
Amz
Winne Ruth Judd
Howard C Speakman
State Supreme Court
Duage Sneskman
Mane
Shorter Working Day Sought in County Relief Fund Talks
Monday night discussions followed a conference with Miss Anwa J Paatz director of the Board of State Funds and county officials amid plans to obtain Emergency Relief funding for Frederick County. Officials signaled an expected grant between 18000 and 20900 dollars for a three month period April through June with possible use for relief work administration and needy aid, with portions shared by the Emergency Relief Association and Children’s Aid Society and local charities.
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Premerick c Ipz
Fredericks
Reel ‘County
Frederick Mas Recene
Emergency Relief Association
Children’s Aid Socety
Iss Faatz
Ritchie
John W Hoter
John W. Grove
A. H. Derr
Amon Burgee
R B." Murdoch
Poole Jones
Mucosel E. Pue
Children’s Aid Society
Charles McCmathias
Middletown officials discuss statewide beer measure
An informal Middletown meeting of the town commissioners and Vondas evening the Burters discussed the state wide beer bill. Committees were appointed and officers named as they weighed local control options. Commissioner Cobrenz said he could not find a clause in the bill authorizing towns to regulate beer sales. He noted Middletown might still regulate beer sales under general town powers if desired.
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Vondas
Mildaletown
Duity
Neddietoan
Leslie N Cobrentz
Senate
Cobrentz
Howe
Coblentz
Middletown
Prederick
Appy
Edgar H Koogte
Gewrkee
Walter L
Annual meeting outlines church reforms and governance
The meeting of the Central Reformed church elected officers and deacons, appointed committees, and set plans for Memorial Hall operations. Elders Arthur Dor and Albert McCordel were named. two deacons Rov W Graham and Jesse B Anders chosen. The tax rate and future licenses were discussed. a beer license issue was informally reviewed.
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Arthur
H. Dor
Albert No McCordel Tre
Rov W Graham
Jesse B
Anders
J WL Cart
Haney S Zammerman
John & Hankey
A. Leos MecCardell
Herry
Ramsburgh
Walter H Duvall
Richard C Dutrow
J. Richard Ramsburg
Rey Dr Kuefler
LeRoy McCardell
Edward Hermann
Austin Bo Rheads
AISLE OF MAN TAIS SPEAKER Gray Eagle Historic Mentions
A garbled historic note references the AISLE OF MAN and a figure called the Gray Eagle. It mentions Pennsylvania producing anthracite coal and notes a speaker from a distant realm, with fragmented terms suggesting a local or ceremonial context.
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Man
Peansylvania
Preliminary hearing set in arson case near Mountaindale
Ramsburg and Gue, residents linked to a Mountaindale area barn fire that killed livestock and caused about 9000 dollars in losses, are to face a Thursday Peoples Court preliminary hearing. Detective Dougherty and Deputy Redmond led the investigation. Vacation begins for Mount St Mary’s and St Joseph’s College students in Emmitsburg Wednesday.
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Woerteington
Ramsburg
Mounwunasle
Witham HE
Gue
Detectore
Joseph Dougherty
Offie
Sherif Verner Redmond
Guy Staub
Fountaindale
Mount Sct Mary's
St Josephs College
Emmitsburg
Weather warned Akron crew before fatal float sky crash
Naval inquiry into the U S S Akron disaster reveals reports of adverse weather for operations off New England and over Michigan. Lieut Com. Hly Whey testified he and the commander were told conditions would hinder radio compass work but found no danger felt at the time.
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Lakehurst
USS
Akron
Hly ¥. Whey
New England
Vss- Bury
Michigan
Wiley
Markets Rise on Renewed Trade Optimism and Growth
The market advanced for a sixth straight session as signs of stronger domestic and international trade boosted industry and commerce. Stocks rose more than four dollars a share in late spring buying, lifting sentiment despite Wheat’s earlier pressure amid shifting shipping routes and a Delaware River disruption tied to Captain McCord’s orders.
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