120 properties offered at tax sale, SIA sold
Delinquent properties listed in Peedee County were fewer than the previous four years. 120 parcels were offered, with prices about $31 above delinquent taxes. Purchases included Water Street, Middletown, and Brunswick properties, and most buyers paid in full within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettel
Paola
Treassurere
Peedeuck
Sears
Ees Wen Feederich
Vicelor
Water Street
Woc
Jones
South Market Street
Middletown
Wiliam
Peoples Liquidating Corporatian
Thurmont
Peoples Tantuid Tine Corporation
Brunswich—Loube CC
Charles IL
Thomas
Texas Democrats Oppose Court Reorganization Plan
A Texas Democratic delegation testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee against the Roosevelt court reorganization bill, arguing it would erode constitutional liberty and harm the party. Tyler’s L. L James led clergy in presenting a petition with about 25,000 signatures from across the state, warning that passage could bring “the purple robes of royalty” and a coronation-like appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APY
Senate Judiciary Committee
L. L James
Tyler
Ningen
Cap Hala Petitloy
Perssons
Weather Record ERCCIDHAT and April Precipitation
Weather summary notes April precipitation at 0.58 inches, below normal 0.04 inches so far this month. Record shows high near 77 and low around 37 degrees with moonrise at 7 tomorrow. Data appears fragmented from historical file dated 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avril
Moone
Tydings and Radcliffe Study Relief Bill Outline
unclear OCR text references Tydings and Radcliffe studying a relief bill. Mentions Dodings and Hodis, Veiders, Avon, and Avon Te. Fragmentary statements about 60,000 per seer and legislative slate. Unable to extract coherent event, entities, or concrete outcome from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Radcliffe
Naiman
Hayworth Woodaheen
Hidtencreese Giotetane Tatey
War of Gordy Jr
Ostenats
Orebef
Fae Lege Bature
West Chester killer Meyer sentenced for Coatesville girl death
Helen Moser was sentenced to death after pleading guilty to murder in the Coatesville high school girl case. Meyer admitted to killing the girl, guiding the body by wire through fields, and concealing it in a well after assault near his farm. Judges Gat hy, Windle, and Haryes heard testimony last week as the commonwealth pressed for the death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pa
Alesander
Meyer Billes
Helen Moser
Electra
Char Meyer
Coatesville
W Gathy Windle
Ernest Haryes
Commonwealth
Meyer
Timony
Deove
Singing Pickets at Hershey Factory Strike Meet
In Hershey Pennsylvania on April 12 pickets reinforced by men and women described the steel workers from Lebmon and W Marrisburg opposing the Hershey chocolate plant. State police guarded entrances as company executives union leaders and mediators met to discuss recognition and a poll of Hershey workers to determine majority support for the CIO affiliate or Loyal Hershey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Lebmon
W Marrisburg
Hershey Chocolate Factory
United Chocolate Workers
Committtee
Mershey Club
Drunken Driving Charge To Be Heard
Howard Layton of Layton Kemptown was taken to Frederick county Jail this morning to face a drunken driving charge. Shoemaker, nearby resident, spotted Layton in a lane near the WoT Orth Jr. farm. Layton attempted to back out and dine back. State police arrived after hours, finding him leaning over the steering wheel. Cecil GMier and Sgt Peterson arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Layton
Kemptown
Frederick County
Shoemaker
Wot Orth Jr
Orth
Gmier
Cecil
Insurgent Lines Hammered by Cannon Near Madrid Front
Government artillery pressed the battle in Madrid on the fifth day of heavy fighting. Hoth forces held University City area in Madrid's northwest as insurgents claim 3000 government soldiers killed amid fierce exchanges on the front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Hoth
Batlerine
University City
Candidate for Alderman Nomination Declares Candidacy
The second candidate for the Democratic nomination for Alderman announced today as William Shipley entered the field. Shipley, a former mayoral aide and active volunteer fireman, serves on the Mens Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed Church and led the Rows of Athmen organization. He announced his candidacy amid a local political scene with multiple community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Announc Andidagcy
Democrate
Mutt
Ehimerif
Willam Shipley
Shiplew
Natnal
Culler
Mens Bible Clase
Evangelical Reformed Church
Heigatsaa
Athenmen
Clive Aan
WooKaly
Teem
Hig Cit
Tenomunaton
New Minister Installed At Middletown Church
A new minister was installed at Middletown Church in a formal service attended by congregation members and local officials. The event marked a transition for the church community and its ongoing ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hartman Delivers Sermon in Frederick County Church
Rev R E Hartman preached at Chest Peangela and Reformed Church in Middle town, with Rev Chetan fe fandthat assisting and Rev Mio Sasler from Sainttdale as new pastor. The service included prayers, an offertory, and a benediction. the church noted attendance around ODI members and property on N Middletaywa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foscertoe
Scottdale
Peangela
Middle Town
Wheelons
Chetan Fe
Taegeboab
Mars Land
Elizabeth Knett
Mr Lastor
Sweeney Hersey
Frederiekk City
Mio Sasler
Meserschale
Pa Ie
Stern Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Pranthn and Marshall College
Frederick County
Senttdale
Christchurch
Jon S Adam
Shortage Reported in Jer vey W Shuck’s Accounts
Annapatis CAP State Auditor James Lo Benson told the Comptroller’s office that misappropriations totaling 26,197 were found in the account of Jer vey W Shuck, Register of Wills for Allegany County. Benson warned the investigation not yet complete but the total could not be changed materially. He noted State’s Attorney WA Huster had signed a line of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapatis
CAP
James Lo Benson
Comptrollers Office
Jervey W Shuck
Register of Wills
Awesatvy
Benson
Altorsney WA
Allegany
Selind Ter
Market Reaction After Court Decision Staged
New York April 12 AP reports the Supreme Court ruling failed to move markets decisively. Early trading showed mild support and minimal declines, with moderate fluctuations around the midmorning session. Prices remained mostly steady as investors awaited clearer guidance from the court's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Hleh
Holt Says Roosevelt Court Packing Threatens Democracy
New York April 12 AP Senator Holt a Roosevelt ally argued that approving the President’s Supreme Court plan would destroy democracy and enable dictatorial power. He debated the issue with Judge Charles Folumoan, condemning Court packing as dangerous to the nation’s institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hush Holt
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Charles Folumoan
Fired by Sheriff Hired by County Board
Verner A Tedmonwl, a former deputy, was discharged by the sheriff after two weeks on the job. County officials had previously appointed him to a position, but the board fired him amid the review of qualifications. The case involved the court and a refund claim, with details not fully clear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner
Miltrer
Water supply plans urged for Potomac area towns
County resources committee backs a sweeping study of regional water systems around Washington to safeguard towns from floods and fires. Proposals include a Potomac river purification program, reservoir development, and a potential canal route from Washington to Point of Rocks linking to broader routes northward.
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Bredrick
National
Cuba
Pato Ie
Te Athaatnate
Bedi Tel
Addamstown
Buckeratown
Walkersville
Lewistown
Libertytown
Woodsboro
Washington
Washington To Pout of Rocks
George Washington Mena Parke
Mt Vernon
Great Palla
Potomac
Potomac River
Cumbersand
Shenandoah
Monocacy Rivers
Eire
Creedam
FPERA
Inca Pwa
WPA
Wane
Treasury Departments
Haffe
Middle Atlantic
Matee
Sykesville
Potomar Casin
SF HN
Point of Rocks
Stontcomery
Taywater Taw
Great Falla
Tie
Fonnewee Reyer
Reeke
Tourg Hawlesard
Interior Building Plan Frames Frugal Federal Office Design
Washington officials debate a stark Department of Interior building redesign emphasizing utility over frills. The plan proposes a stone exterior on Constitution Ave and a center for the Interior and a Commerce style complex, with budget constraints guiding material choice and space allocation.
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la Lot
Sean
Department of Interior
Condtuhon Avenue
Elt
Rawtins
Walher Boos Ag
Literion Bastengs
Sabha
Areltec
Wong Tsa
Arere
Zine Workers Return To Their Jobs Prompted by Local Action
Mixed report of labor unrest and factory back-to-work actions. Names and places are partially legible, with references to hostilities, negotiations, and a timetable suggesting a Monday restart. The fragmentary text mentions workers, officials, and possible shuttle events linked to the Galen Kouba area and Pathe district.
Hood College To Hold Quest Day April Second
Hood College schedules a campus Quest Day with panels, exhibitions, and events across Coblentz and Moore halls. Faculty and students will discuss college work, vocational interests, and cooperative government. A luncheon, dance, and sports demonstrations are planned with guests including Miss Sire Leiter of Highers-town and local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dascutss College
Coblentz Hall
Japan
Henry P Stahy
Cole Feve
Sireah Leiter
Higerstown
Cooperative Government Association
Centor
Sto Sopom
Moy Ran
Gulag
Chestna
Ate
Ruth B. Pers
Dorothy Mc Anedercan
Mets
Geneva Leinbach
Mwheorchistrar
Wwe
Mary Louise Mover
Teld
Pub
Leity
Marigrete Durr
Mary Grace Pelfensters
Rxecaliben
T Ie Aluimtiae Association
Misa Marjorie Stotuphiton Font
Untitled government building plans and new facilities described
The text outlines a federal government building project with automated systems including 10 electric checks, air conditioning, library capacity, seating in a tom seat area, a cafeteria, an art gallery, conference rooms, a executives basement garage, a bonded cate, a broadcasting studio, and a dining site for an analytics center. It notes costs and a shift to a simplified method, plus a need for more private office space as government departments rent and acquire new properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOD Art Gallery
Aes Paige
Ian
Tas
Lavee
Supreme Court Rules Wagner Act Applies to Interstate Business
The U S Supreme Court unanimously upholding the National Labor Relations Board power to regulate employer employee relations in interstate commerce. The Associated Press case involving editor Watson at News York editorial staff drew swift dissents from four justices on freedom of the press and due process grounds. The decision affirms the Wagner Act’s reach over unions and management in modern labor conflicts amid broad constitutional questions.
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Washington
Apia
The
Roney
Tilt Torrents & Kivetebn
Willie Green
Atheric Re Deiterelton
Bor
Supreme Court
Jones and Tovahtha Stock Corporation
Hugh
Lruehaus
Warner Act
Ue Abo
Comitasy
Spb
ADP
Ian Epochal Arciston Gay
Tak
Soy
Derision
Commerce Clanne P jHev
Associated Press
Washington, Virginia
Moreytart Coats Company
Wobale Apel
Roberts
Luther Aid van Devanter
Mess Reynots
Butler
Tobinel
Nationa Labor Retations Board
Associated Presa
Tantate Manges Waton
News York
Jae Watson
American Newpaper
Associated
Dros Snd
Asas
Tabor
Press Venenitian
Gios Titec
Dow
Mishta Washily Arrives to Protect British Boats
Mishta Washily arrives to protect British ships amid tensions as Britain braces for threats to merchant vessels. The article notes a wartime mood, with guards stationed to shield Britons from possible attacks.
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Mishta
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R. E. Hartman
Holt
Iy Potomac Area
Morgan
Ake Ae
Fey
Hs Bataf
Itland Society
Althouh Hardig
Eadie
Como
Ickes
Rodsey Oulcuete
Verbort Hoover
Anatew Maton
Phinmed
Uwoaaktara
Rowevelt
Sis
Pew Department of Ineerior
MMC Vesti
Aodansy
SRSA
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Harpers Ferme
W.va
Rte
Mwe
Bates
Pieter Okbe
Galen Kouba
Tli
Myre
Pathe
Olleqr
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Veodeck
Anna Delle Thon
Adamstown
Charerotte NC
Thomae
Minette
Garth Peat
Ciated Press
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NLRB
Association
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