Business leaders seek continuous gov business talks with Roosevelt
Washington April 26 business men offered President Roosevelt help to establish ongoing consultations between government and business to curb over production and depressions They urged avoiding legislation based on unified social and economic theories The plan aims to lessen over production through steady government business dialogue and industry stability
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
John W. Hanes
Henry Ford
Congress
State Ready To Wage War On Jap Beetle
Dr George S Langford of the University of Maryland announces free beetle traps to combat Japanese beetle infestations across Maryland. The Maryland Penitentiary is producing about 0.44 improved traps for use in the campaign aimed at covering 40 square miles. Traps are seen as valuable even in lightly infested areas to prevent wider spread.
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College Park
George S. Langford
University of Maryland
Maryland
Langford
Second Md Faculty Member Resigns From University
Prof Leroy W Ingham resigns from the University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department becoming the second faculty member to quit in 24 hours as students stage a shake up protest before the Agricultural Administrative Council while Dr Harold F Cotterman says no action was taken on objections raised.
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College Park
Leroy W. Ingham
University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department
Ingham
Agricultural Administrative Council
Harold F. Cotterman
Jean
College of Agriculture
New High School Plan Faces Renewal in Frederick
A Frederick citizens committee plans tonight's meeting to push a new high school project, buoyed by a potential PWA allocation if Congress acts. The plan envisions $545,000 total cost with $245,230 grant, 45 percent of cost, and $300,900 in bonds possible if federal funds arrive. Administrators note 21 Maryland projects have favorable reviews, with final approval pending president and Ickes.
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Citizens’ Committee
Frederick
PWA
Congress
Board of Education
Maryland
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
More Bids For Loans Are Before Local PCA
The Frederick Production Credit Association loan committee planned to resume weekly meetings with about twenty five loan applications to be considered by Thomas Darby. Officials from Montgomery County John T. Scott Carroll County and Walter D Bromley secretary treasurer described February to March as busy with meetings twice weekly. Over the past three months the local office posted record loan volumes approvals and repayments, culminating in April 15 with the highest delinquent balance in association history, Bromley said, noting loans are tied to farmers crop marketing timing.
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Frederick
Maryland Projects on First List Announced by Ickes
Administrator Ickes announced several Maryland projects for the Public Works Administration. An addition to the Elliott City Courthouse would receive 29 350 of a 33 000 project. A second Ed cattle or would contribute 18 675 toward a 41 500 Ave department proposal. The only Montgomery County item is water works and sewer, about 49 13 of a 110 474 project.
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Maryland
Ickes
Eliott City
PWA
Montgomery County
Linen thefts spark arrest in Frederick case
A Frederick incident led to the arrest of Dorsey Bryant, a Black man, after police linked him to a burglary at a vacant house storing linen and antiques used by Lewis D. Heck of Washington. Bryant admitted taking items valued about 3500, with about 200 in antique furniture and 150 in linen, some purchased by Heck in Turkey. Most goods were recovered or identified. investigators seek remaining items and consider charges of breaking and entering and larceny. Bryant is held for the grand jury. dealers who bought items may face receiving stolen goods charges.
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Frederick
Lewis D. Heck
Washington
Dorsey Bryant
Heck
Bryant
Tme
Wzershad ’ Murray
Carel Allen S. Barigis
Turkey
Answers to Cranium Crackers from Page Four
A fragmented quiz item list notes various literary figures. Hamiet slain Polonius by stabbing. Cyrano de Bergerac appears in a play by Rostand. Sydney Carton is a Dickens novel character. The Trial of Mary Dugan action unfolds in a courtroom. Isadora Duncan noted as a dancer.
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Hamiet
Polonius
Cyrano de Bergerac
Rosiand
Sydney Carton
Dickens
Mary Dugan
Isadora Duncan
Equipment Loans in Carrier Plan
Washington reports leaders agreed on an emergency rail program including government loans for equipment, five point minimum measures to loan railroads that replace furloughed workers, suspend IC C loan certification for a year, maintain grade crossing costs, and share bridge expenses for water transport. Senators Wheeler and Jones said it is a minimal, actionable program for this session.
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Washington
Cal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Commerce Committee
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Jones
Bond Set In Ellicott City Automobile Death Case
Magistrate Charles Miller orders Jockey Ralph Eccard to post 1500 bond pending coroner’s jury action in the traffic death of Mrs. May Wells 22. Mrs Wells fatally burned after a car collision near here Sunday night. Berry Hartle 21 of Hagerstown remains hospitalized in Baltimore in serious condition. James Hilton, driver of Wells's car, also hospitalized in Baltimore with serious injuries.
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Ellicott City
Charles Miller
Ralph Eccard
May Wells
Eccard
Siuil
Baltimore
Mrs. Wells
James Hilton
Quartette of political mentions and union notes
The fragment references The Earl of Perth as ambassador to Rome and Count Galeazzo Ciano as foreign secretary. It notes the Ladies Garment Workers union and mentions a false claim about Scott W Lucas backed by Gov. Henry Horner. It ends with Sugar and Rumamia as unclear insertions.
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Earl of Perth
Rome
Galeazzo Ciano
Ladies Garment Workers Union
Scott W Lucas
Henry Horner
Sugar
Rumamia
Westminster cashier Gehr indicted for embezzlement
Federal grand jury charged Denton Gehr a 52 year old Westminster First National Bank cashier with embezzling funds exceeding 12 017 over several years violating the National Bank Act. He failed the arraignment after being arrested March 6 and pleaded guilty to a prior embedlement charge, held on five thousand dollars bond.
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Bavimore Ap
Denton Gear
First National Bark
Westminster
Day
Federal Grand Jury
Ger
Explore Unster Bank
Gehr
More
Ed States
James K Cullen
Local Contractor Has Low Bid On Road Work
Baltimore April 26 low bids on two road projects were announced by the State Roads Commission. C J Langenfelder & Co of Baltimore bid 107 098 for grade elimination and approaches over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Singerly near Elkton. Tedsie Russell contracting firm of Frederick bid 4404 to resurface 026 mile of highway through Ridgely toward Hillsboro in Caroline County.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
C J Langenfelder & Co
Singerly
Elkton
Tedsie Russell
Stine Charged With Desertion and Non Support
J William Stine about 60 was arrested by Constable Guy Anders in York Pennsylvania Monday and returned to this county to lodge in jail. Pending divorce proceedings by Mrs Strrce, the couple signed an agreement and resumed residence at 369 North Market Street. Stine had left his wife for parts unknown and was located in York, then brought back to this city. A hearing date will likely be set by State's Attorney Sherman P Bowers.
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J. William Stine
Guy Anders
York
Cnty
Strrce
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