State Roads Board on Tour Logal Highways
State Roads Commission inspects New Market Urbana and Woodville areas with County Commissioners District Engineer and local officials. Tour follows visits to Buckerstown Middletown Tuscarora and Emmitsburg as board seeks to repair old stone roads and shift funds to maintenance due to machinery shortages.
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Frederick
State Roads Commisan
Homer F. Tabler
Nathan L. Smith
Robert M. Reimdollar
Whith
Ridgeville
Distret
Thomas Moohanthienn
Franks W. Rothenhoefer
Taft
Kemptown
New Market
Urbana
Woodville
Commission
Buckerstown
Middletown
Tus+ carera
Emmitsburg
Sayang
Selective Issues Recover Some Of Thursday Losses
In New York on April 23 1930 selective issues managed partial recoveries from Thursday’s declines while many favorites stayed below prior highs. Carriers outperformed with last weeks freight routings indicating a seasonal upturn. Corporate earnings remained broadly optimistic though some gains over 1930 were modest. The pound sterling traded around 4 942 dollars and cash rates held at one half percent.
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New York
Penna Governor In Bed With The Mumps
Harrisburg April 23 Governor George H Earle is confined to the executive mansion with mumps a quarantine sign on his bedroom door guards posted to enforce isolation for seven days. His physician Dr W Minster reports the governor is generally comfortable aside from neck swelling and will remain in residence.
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Harrisburg
George H Earle
Farle
W. Minster
Kunkel
Earle
Weather Record Shows Mixed Precipitation Notes
Weather record cites 24 hour precipitation end Tam today with no rain. April to date precipitation at TRI and Vermont shows varied inches. temperatures ranged from a high around 82 to a low around 21 am with unclear Moon and sunrise times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Mogan
Falls Dead As It Returns From Cerebral Hemorrhage
A man identified as Charles W Mullen, of Hood College area, died at about 7 gelock after collapsing at Maple and Tract avenues near his home. Dr H F Gervenslanner ruled natural causes cerebral hemorrhage. Justice Walter E Rinn held an inquest. Survived by wife Agnes Miller Middletown and daughters Attleen Beetchler, Yaris Mullen, and Roy Dempsey. brother Harry Crone and sister in Washington. Interment at Middles town Lutheran Cemetery, Glumull Co. Funeral directors arranged services Monday at two o clock.
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Gervenslanner
Walter E Rinn
Mie Aietlea
Committee Divided As Hearings Close On Roosevelt Court Bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee ended hearings today with the Roosevelt court bill still narrowly split. Leaders said uncommitted members balance power, hinting at possible compromise actions or limited Supreme Court nominations.
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Washington
Senate Dudiciaty Committee
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
Tony Chang
Oshawa Strikers Vote To Return To Their Jobs
Oshawa workers at General Motors of Canada voted to end their strike and return to work on Monday. The march vote tallied 2209 to 26 with demands for union recognition and a wage increase.
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Oshawa
CAPS
General Motors of Canada
Sandtet Ey Blane
Beandynagte
Bane
United Automobile Workers
Patrolmen Under Attack as Stockton Strike Sparks Riot
A chaotic first break in a workers’ strike outside Stockton Ford Products sparked a mob attack on highway patrolmen. Officers were deployed to disperse the crowd as tension rose and incidents spread near the plant and surrounding streets.
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Vainbreer
Stockton
Ford Products
May Day at Hood College Set for May 8
Hood College plans its annual May Day celebration for Saturday May 8 on campus. The program features a morning show, Father-Daughter Dateball, lawn festival and Maypole dance with chairs and committees led by Misses Baldwin Hart Rath and others. The senior class will perform The Prince Who Was a Paper, and the coronation of the May Queen will be the play’s theme followed by the senior class May Day dance in Coblentz Hall with multiple committee chairs named.
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Milas
Hood College
Margaret Hart
Lattimore
YLWLC
Janet Rath
Upper Montclair
N.w
Elizabeth Austermuh
Camden
No J
Hildevard Spreen
Facultus
Marion Tatum
Micce Margaret Bell
Camp Hill
Mary Ellen Robinson
Lancaster
Coblentz Hall
Mary Wittich
Baltimore
Ruth Rouzer
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Genger
Reading
Doris Parker
Dunbar
Custumes
Mags Dielene Schmauch
Tamaq
Man Dies Repairing Tire in Baltimore Garage
Ridgely Stier, 41, father of three, was found dead in his garage on Newington Avenue after apparently suffering a heart attack while repairing a tire. His wife, Helen Heinlein Stier, identified his body. The coroner opened an investigation as surviving relatives mourn.
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Ridgely Stier
George W. Heintein
Newington Avenue
Baltimore
Helen Heinlein
Frederick
Stier
Park Avenue
Steir
Doughy Stier
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Weinlein
Foe Balorcore
Unie
Ifferioon
Kosman to Speak at Hood College Vesper Service
Dr. William F. Kosman pastor of Salem Reformed Church in Allentown Pa for thirteen years will speak at Hood College vesper service Sunday at four in Broadbeck Hall. Kosman is Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary graduate and spoke at Hood College vesper service last year. Music includes works by Tschaikowsky Messiter Buzzi Pec and Tow with Prof Mears Wade as choirmaster and organist supervising.
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William F. Kosman
Salem Reformed Church
Altentown
Hood College
Broadbeck Hall
Kosman
Franken and Marshall Theological Seminary
Tschaikowsky
Hershey Workers Vote on Bargaining Agency
Hershey Pennsylvania April 23 Workers at Hershey Chocolate Corporation vote on whether United Chocolate Workers or Loyal Workers Club will be their bargaining agent. Election supervised by the National Labor Relations Board began at noon and will end at sunset.
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Hershey
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
United Chocolate Workers
Loyal Workers Club
United Chocolate
Ted
Wbbs
National Labor Relations Board
Taom
Cost Housing Ball Faces Political Clash in Washington
In Washington debates over housing policy and proposed cost reductions stir division as supporters worry safeguards and programs may be preserved. Officials argue the framework and federal programs must endure while addressing rising costs and future funding.
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Almosy Cery Tlin
Hope Princaples
Lewis Tabor Leader Discusses Spel Gathering Attitude
John to Lewis, the leanine leader of Tabor, chats at a spel gathering. His constant smile and good-humored remarks show he enjoys himself. A young man expresses amazement at Sam’s merry, amiable demeanor, noting stern photos of him.
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John
Lewis
Tabor
Mr. Lewis
Tin
Sam
Housing bill eyed to start 375000 units in four years
Congress may create a United States Housing Authority with a billion dollar loan program to local authorities over four years. Subsidies could cover 30 percent for 60 years to carry loan costs, aiming to build 375000 dwelling units for families earning under $1000 annually.
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White House
Treasury
Wagner- Steagall
Congress
United States
Senate Loor
Sponodta Stlus
Ariel Wins Divorce From Her Caliban
A brief legal notice reports Ariel gaining a divorce from her spouse referred to as Caliban. The ruling appears to have been decided today with a stated set of favorers or supporters noted in the court documents.
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Ariel
Caliban
Lawmakers Brace for Tax Debate as Gross Receipts Bill Falters
A regional political fight unfolds as Governor and legislators split over the gross receipts tax. Senate Republicans clash over strategy while House Democrats push for a plan, with adjournment possible and a revised proposal likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sige
Senate
Republicans
Government sues Aluminum Company of America for monopoly
Attorney General Cummings said the Justice Department filed a 46 page petition in the Southern District of New York seeking a complete rearrangement of Aluminum Company of America and 46 officers directors and subsidiaries. He cites an alleged oppressive price boost on Virginian Ingot March 1 and a rise in earnings from 1935 to 1936 as evidence of monopoly power.
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Washington
Cummings
Istice Department
New York
Aluminum Company of America
AF of L Declares War Conference After Break with CIO
The American Federation of Labor moved its leadership to call a general war conference on May 18 to marshal labor in America after ending hopes of reconciliation with John Lewis and the rival CIO. President William Green led the action citing factions bent on destruction, with no immediate reply from CIO officials.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John Lo Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
Federation High Command
Cincinnati
Forces of Labor
America
County board approves charitable distributions across agencies
Milton Patterson, executive secretary of the Board of State Charities, announced a plan to distribute 10000 to county agencies in April and June for general public aid. The public assistance program sets aside funds for elderly and disabled residents, with specific allotments listed for at least two programs.
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Wialtmore
Milton Patterson
Board of State
Addant Charities
RP Atu
Byrnes pushes ten percent cut plan to balance budget
Senate ally Byrnes backed a flat ten percent reduction in most appropriations to trim government costs. He argued department heads could shift funds within agencies while preserving fixed charges and overall department totals, asserting the move would balance the budget beyond doubt.
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Watshan
Ater
Byrnes
Senate
Roosevelts
Byrnes Carter
South Carolina
Sts
Man in Jail Deprived of Trap Hook in Arms Case
In Oakland Maryland on April 1 Clyde Foend held without murder warrant had a hook removed from his stump worn on his arm by police. Authorities gave no reason for the removal as prosecutors described a case involving a citizen named Queavter Hook, a farmer from Friendsville, amid a mountain search by posses and officers.
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Oukland
Clyde Foend
Ian Hook
Neal C. Fraley Sant
Friend
Scicile
Queavter Hook
Madrid Shell Attacks Cause Casualties and Disarray
Reports from Madrid describe insurgent shellfire harming cadets and civilians, with multiple fatalities and numerous injuries. An aboard ambulance transported casualties to emergency facilities as authorities assess the chaos and ongoing danger in the capital.
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Morel
Madrid
Aury Todayy
Oatham Camse
Broadway
Peran
Audie
Angares
Figure In Shift Field Caldwell
A change of scene for Robert Granville Caldwell of Texas Union Statea minister to Portus rel je provider in oatrationment of diplomatic corps personnel admitted to the Senate by President Roosevelt Caldwell is named for the part of minister to Fetes He would be encedented at Trishon by Hephert Claiborse Pell of Rhode Telaned.
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Feild Caldwell
Robert Granville Caldwell
Texas Union Statea
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
Roosevell Caldwell Ie
Trishon
Hephert Claiborse Pell
Rhode
British food ships break rebel blockade at Bilbao
British food ships passed a Basque rebel blockade heading to Bilbao despite Insurgent gunfire and airbombs. Escorts Hood and destroyers protected the convoy as Basque cheers greeted the English sailors. Refugees increased Bilbao's population from about 100000 to near 400000.
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Bereoodomt
HLMY
Hoodworld
P Anda Tonila
Brite Ask
Ura
Bilbao
Sug Vessen
Blao
Taneytown Pastor Installed by Baltimore Presbytery
Rev Irvin N Morris was formally installed as pastor of the Taneytown Emmitsburg and Piney Creek charge by the Baltimore Presbytery in a Piney Creek church service held Thursday at eight. The installation featured Rev A Brown Caldwell and Rev Dr Charles E Wehler among others and noted Morris has three brothers in the ministry.
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Irvin N. Morris
Baltimore
Alevin L. Morris
Bethel Church
Detroit
Mich
Melvin BR. Morris
Olivet Church
Troy
N.Y
Youngs People’s Work
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Morris
Trenton
N. J
A. Brown Caldwell
Jesus
John R. Hays
New Windsor Presbyterian Church
God
EL A. Morris
Dr. Wehler
T. Roland Phillips
Aslington Presbyterian Church
Bale Infiore
Willand Hess
Haegerstown Presbyterian
Disthin
N. Morris
Eastern District of Brethren Convenes Conference
Delegates from Frederick and adjoining counties are expected to attend the Eastern District conference at Thurmont and the United Brethren Church. Sessions open Tuesday with a pastors’ meeting at 2 pm and a devotional service. main conference continues Wednesday with business, reports, and elections. The church foresees over 10 delegates participating.
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Frederick
Carroll, Battlemore
Montgomery Catuitles
Thurmont
Thesday
Hell
United Trethren Elurch
Addon
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