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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1929
Page
9
A fragmented review notes taffeta dresses in bold prints and wide skirts. Designers showcase youthful silhouettes with trimmed hemlines and prominent bows, signaling a trend toward airy fabrics and dramatic shapes for the season.
Washington April 13 The American Automobile Association calls for increasing Federal-Aid highway funding from 75 million to as much as 125 million and argues that the program must be expanded as vehicle numbers grow and interstate roads remain only one third complete. They note state and local road spending at 1.5 billion annually with federal input at about 75 million. The group links road construction to mail, military use, farm product distribution and economic growth.
Frost and thaw damage across the United States burdens highway funds. Ice deeper than usual and heavy traffic slow repairs, with the Maumee Waterville stretch in Ohio showing dramatic seasonal melt. Southern states plan bonds and gas tax inflation to fund roads as frost wanes. Local quirks include Turrey Foot Rock marking a historical site while crews rework the route.
The Bureau of Public Roads notes roadside signs on highways that promote certain automovie industry ads as major offenders. The statement highlights the push to curb unauthorised advertising along public roadways and outlines two suggested approaches to regulate or reduce such postings.
A science editor reports European efforts to advance automobile technologies such as four wheel brakes, rotary sleeve engines, and new radiators. Innovations by Belgian engineer Bourbouville and others push toward simpler, cheaper, more reliable power plants and advanced transmissions, with prospects of American adoption.
Unclear exchange reports a German dispute over a proposed board change. Dr Schacht denies baseless rumors and says he will attend a Reichsbank meeting as grafting talks continue. Secretary informs Associated Press of plans for Sunday or Monday, with committee subtexts to restore stability.
The piece notes rapid construction of gasoline stations around Cleveland one day after August 1. Designs emphasize cornice and stucco facades with attractive finishes. Costs mentioned include a project at around 39400 and a RAP AGA program priced near 50 509. A sales pitch touts easing travel costs and long highways.
The American auto group proposes a new tariff plan charging a base $50,000 total and 85 pounds yearly per client, affecting American manufacturers and European markets as talks unfold.
Fragmentary OCR text cites prizes for a new sweet corn club and Frederick City Packing Co. Mentions Spencers Organizet and members paid around $2300. Lacks clear dates or locations. Indicates seed protection and a committee or meeting with price mentions. details are unreadable.
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