Flood Control Survey Near Cumberland Ends
Cumberland authorities, backed by Army Corps surveys, near completion of flood control studies begun after the March 1996 flood. Bond funds totaling about 350000 for land purchases and damages are available for the planned flood control project involving Cumberland and Wille Creek, with federal funds pending for long term work.
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Washington
Corps of Army Engineers
Ain Tha Cumberhand
Becaue
Cumberlind
Act of Congress
Vali
Cumberland
SUNN
Shaya
Willis Creek
Popp
Tharges
Thomas J. Popp
Allegany
Annapolis
Wills Creek
Thomas. Koon
Cumberland Sand
Alsene Rincers
Beeing
Spooddoof
Legislative Street
Nua
Wille Ciech
Passie Owas
Mayus Koons
Governor Hoffman Faces Thermoid Strike Turmoil in Trenton
Governor Hoffman defends workers right to work as State Police escort supplies to Thermoid Company plant besieged by Local 83 picketers. Tear gas bursts marked last night riot as police and demonstrators clashed. Chancellor Buschanan later issued a restraining order barring picketing and traffic interference near the plant.
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Trenton
Novj
Hoffman
Aastrike
Pang
Merecer
DAR Chapter Installs New Officers at Meeting
The DAR chapter installed officers including regent Mrs. Thammond Chang and treasurer Mr. Graton EB Bower. Reports highlighted the National DAR Congress in Washington on Youth and the Nation with discussions on religious leadership and the constitution. Refreshments followed served by Mrs. Culler and others.
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Prederch Chapstor
Don Ro Moadis
Jom Culler
I Levis Sabson Peta
Neers
Starf
Meetia
Thanmond Chang
Francis Wo
Harvy Carty Corse
Mie Chark
Mullen
Graton
Fauna Brown
Charly
George Z Bost
Brown
Miem
DBAR
Washington
Charles J. Mullen
DAR
Sol Bloun Otani
Malcolm C Stickney
Wilson Regent
Dese Ro Anders
Edith Miller
Ralph E. Hartman
Disorderly Conduct Ruling Over Hat Refusal in Bar Fight
Magistrate Ford ruled that a diner who refuses to remove his hat when a lady is present commits disorderly conduct. The case centered on John J. Price, manager of a second archue of lebhialment, and brothers Thomas and James Phillips. Thomas removed his hat. James did not. A disturbance followed and a police officer was called. The magistrate noted that refusing to remove a hat in such settings can be disorderly conduct and improper manners. Both Phillips brothers received suspended sentences.
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New York
Michael A. Ford
John J. Price
Lebhialment
Phiilips
Thomas
James
Ford
Toe Brothers Phillips
Danville Mayor Aims to Extend City Governance
Fragmented OCR describes Danville Virginia’s mayoral tenure of forty years as the city of about 2200 people marks a birthday. The piece notes unresolved tensions with state officials, police protests, and a telegram to the Senate committee about police matters, with references to local civic groups and leaders.
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Danville
Hares Wooding
Singleton Defeats Hand Secretary In Bridge Controversy
A нервy bridge problem explodes about a singleton opening and strategic play. South’s decision to lead clubs or spades hinges on partner signals and the risk of a two score swing, with East holding strong ace-queen sequences and West under pressure.
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Aierican Bridge League
Whethit A& Plaises
Ingletan
Hys
Pesmi Bil Bs Hs
Flargels
Teader
Amitf
Bridge bidding and defense thwart contract in diamonds
A bridge deal features an aggressive nonvulnerable overcall and a sequence where West foresees defense. South leads diamonds, West switches to hearts, East signals, and West then leverages the trump suit to force extra diamonds, ultimately defeating the contract by two tricks.
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West
South
East
West Tech
Zonta Club Reports Strong Attendance and Plans
The Zonta Club met at Hotel Frederick with Miss Mary D Cason presiding. Nora Wise posted a perfect attendance record, while Martha Flynn was named alternate to the Niagara Falls International Conference. Members will attend automechany at Hagerstown May 15 and youth week activities are planned. London street cleaning costs exceed $400,000 annually and employs about 400 workers.
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Zonta Club
Hotel
Frederick
Mary D Cason
Nora Wise
Helen South
Michaello Pue
Ela
Hagerstown
Cason
Martha Flynn
Zonta
Niagara Falls
Wall Te Mosttra
Roosevelt threatens broad power over federal budgets
President Roosevelt proposes extending executive control over federal appropriations up to one percent of each item, seeking to curb spending. The measure, debated in Washington on April 27, would allow the president to reduce or suspend allocations as needed. Critics, including Rep Driver and Sen Copeland, argue the plan undercuts Congress and authority over the budget.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Roosevelt
Appropriations Committee
White House
Congress
Rooevelt
Copeland
Democrat
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
M. J. Driver
Arkansas
Fragmentary OCR hints at Harbor City official actions
Dubious text snippet mentions a president or captain and a harbor related matter with dollar figures and fees. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Unclear OCR: FDIC Tort Resources and 1990 Increase Mentioned
Fragmentary text references the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and a 1990 date with an unidentified percentage increase. No clear persons, organizations, or events are ascertainable from the readable portion.
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