Hoover Leaves Camp After Short Maryland Visit
Former President Herbert Hoover toured the Richey preserve near Annapolis with Gov Nice and other Maryland officials. He arrived at the camp Friday afternoon, fished, and departed early Saturday for Palo Alto, California, with the state party continuing to various locations.
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Herbert
Frederick Cous
Eigen
Richey
Rapidan
White House
Mr. Hoover
Petore Dent
Snce
Asfore
Additon
Dem
Heer
W. 3Land
Theodore Rooseiermer
Ppines
Emil Budnitz
Proki- Moris Sanivas
Bition
Coltumnnist
P. Lawson
Purdenbargh
Maryland S
Pomme
Hoover
Wesswacd
Wiph Thes
Palo Alto
Cal
Wef
Fr.dati Ng
State
Gmernor N.ce
Annapolis
O. E. Weller
Marrland
N.ce
Accora
Michael J Croghan
Rasher
New Garage Opens In Brunswick Area
A new garage in Brunswick opens offering general repair and motor service. The business is run by Motor Compe UG Fears, with Ms. Cheries BE involved in management and daily operations.
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Ame
Rarageerce Motor Formal
Mionear
Sey
Mana Motor Compe UG
Cheries
Aerie
Brunswick al Haile
Pleasantly Goofy Tales Mentioned in Hilswest 12
Charles Lajaghton disputes a move and calls a place crazy while recalling a hurried return from England. The piece references a film scene with Mutny on ago and hints at a quirky local sentiment about his travel and the setting.
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Hilswest
Charles Lajaghton
Laughton
England
Hold Private Funerals For 14 Children
Parents in Maryland arranged private funerals for fourteen children after a mass fatal incident near Rockville. Authorities, including the Police Department and state commerce centers, investigated the scene to determine circumstances.
Debt Compromise Settlement Involving Creditors and Shares
A creditors dispute mentions George W and a compromise seller holding 210 shares. The Peoples Liquidation is referenced with a balance due on a farm, and a proposed settlement of $4,774 for the farm assessments.
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C.r Coury
George W S
D.wat
Peoples L
Principles to Govern Spending of Large Park Relief Funds
A fragmentary report outlines principles for spending between 100 million and 260 million dollars on park relief. It references highway and pad repairs and a fatal accident at a crossing, with named individuals amid a political context.
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Mary Jane
Gus Ras
Wreck Recall At Terra Cotta 1906 Toll Seventy-Four Feared
Reports recount the Terra Cotta disaster of December 30 1906 near the railroad station ten miles from the scene. Forty killed outright and many injured as a rear collision with a passenger train caused cars to split and topple. Rescue struggled through fog and darkness as families mourned and officials prepared further tally.
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Scha Ville
Terra Cotta
Distrine
Frede
Ta Cava
Terra G
Son of Cumberland
Fearre
Washington
Imana
Roosvelt Steps In at Tekesr Event
A 12 President candidate or local figure named in a terse OCR line steps into a key event at Tekesr. The fragment notes a potential leadership action or intervention by a Roosevelt-related figure amid unclear local political activity.
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Roosfvelt
Apyh
Cit
Rockville Grade Crossing to Be Eliminated
Rockville crossing, site of last nights fatal accident, will be eliminated under a federal funded program. Rockville residents note six deaths at the crossing in recent years. authorities say negotiations with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are near completion and funds will begin work once rights of way are secured.
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Baltimore
Rockville
State Roads Commission
Nathan L. Smith
Chaiman
Gaithersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
John S. Cuddy
Ganhersburg
Cloppers
Edith S. Baker
Mary D. McQueen
Hood College
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J N Dubel Named Head of O U A M
J N Dubel of Frederick was inducted as head of the State Council of the Order United American Masons succeeding Howard Ha of Mardei Springs. The ceremony was led by Jean F Oland of Frederick with others assuming offices including S R Harris as Vice Councillor and J C Brittingham as State Council Secretary. The convention closed with a principal address by James T Moore of Millsboro Md.
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James N. Dubel
Frederick
United American Cnt
Howard Ha
Mardeia Springs
Cay
Jean F. Oland
Order
S. R. Harris
Principio Furnace
State Council
J. C Brittingham
Salissary
James Burnace
Kate Coane
R. J. Gray
Uanico
Lester Earl
Chase
Berard McGrapie Furnace
Ter
Principio National
John F. Oland
George H. Campbell
Cherry Hil
Iam T. Moore
Millsboro
Maryland National Connector
Local Couple Resettles in Maryland After Herd Accreditation
Dr and Mrs relocated from College Park Maryland have settled in Maryland. Garrett Gow operates a Livestock Accredited Herd program marking disease free status. Since then about sixty Maryland herds have earned accreditation and some were in Frederick County.
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College Park
Maryland
Ed Garrett Gow
Frederick County
Senate Passes Bill to Open Doors for HOLC Funding
Washington April 12 A bill designed to reopen the Home Owners' Loan Corporation by injecting 1.75 billion dollars into its coffers was passed by the Senate today.
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Washington
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Senate
Law bill flows to conference after regional BOL change stand
A legislative measure proceeds to conference with the House differing over aligning the regional office setup of the BOL. The bond issuing authority expansion is retained amid the dispute.
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BOL
House
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Bramswick Business
E C. Herbert
F. H. High Aid
Williamsport
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Rockvile
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Reinmes
Mal
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Police Departy
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Ohio
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Bebes
Roowrelt Viake
George W. Duvall
Peoples Liquidat
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ERAN
Miles Wrain
Og Engneer
Harry W Hildebrand
Almon
Miles
Rockville Place
J. N. Dubel
Frederick Man
Lifeting
Mrs. Alexander Gow
C. E. Cline & Son
B. Patrick St
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Legant
Hollywood
Ash
Hendrickson
Lovanae KE
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