Government seeks 1000 acres for Catoctin Park expansion
The United States government to condemn about 1000 acres in Frederick county to enlarge the Catoctin Park national area near Thurmont and Mt. Hood region. Harold L. Ickes authorized condemned proceedings with 50 defendants summoned. Land is to be used for conservation, erosion control, reforestation, and recreational facilities under the Works Progress Administration program.
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United States
Frederick Cour
United States District Court
Baltimore
Catoctin Park
U. S. Department of the Inte
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Thane
Department of the In
Puone Works
Thurmont
Hauvers
Washington
Thomas A. Chapline
Frederick County
Charles H. Brown
Edward S. Delaplaine
Bernard J. Flynn
Henry McAfee
Morris A. Birely
Ivie Brooks
Helen Katie Brooks
Joseph Brooke
Nettie J. Brown
Bessie M Brown
Joseph E. Willard
Clara Willard
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Inner Council Of Business Men To Advise President
Washington April 28. President Roosevelt weighs forming an inner council of business leaders to study economic issues and offer recommendations. Possible members include Robert E. Wood of Sears Roebuck, Frank E. Walker, Robert W. Woodruff of Coca Cola, and former North Carolina governor O Max Gardner. The plan aims to unite business and administration to address the mood and economic problems.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert E. Wood
Chicago
Sears Roebuck Company
Frank E. Walker
New York
National Emergency Council
Robert W. Woodruff
Coca-Cola Company
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Gardner
Cotton Textile Institute
Guernsey Breeders Meet Set For Westminster Courthouse
The Guernsey Breeders Association of Western Maryland will meet at Westminster Courthouse tonight at 7:45 PM. Clyde Z. Green of Walkersville says a field day decision for spring will be made at the gathering.
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Guernsey Breeders Association
Maryland
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
Westminster
Clyde Z. Green
Walkersville
La Follette 10 Lead Third Party Emerges in 1938
Governor La Follette announces the National Progressives of America founded to offer a new movement. He says Democrats and Republicans cannot unite on a basic program and that the party aims to recapture the nation’s heritage, stressing it is not a temporary third party. He praises Roosevelt’s leadership but says political oil and water cannot mix.
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Madison
W . LaFote
Progressives of America
Philos
Coun Tne
Rob” LaFollette
la Follette
Nberals
UNG
Progressives of
America
Sun Linges
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Apple Blossom Festival crowns Adelaide Moffett queen
Admiral Richard E Byrd crowned Adelaide Moffett queen of Winchester Virginia’s 15th annual Apple Blossom Festival before about 15 000 spectators. Thirty two princesses led the coronation after a morning orchard tour by the queen and her court. Adelaide Moffett is daughter of James A Moffett former Federal Housing Administrator.
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Winchester
Richard E. Byrd
Adelaide Moffett
James A. Moffett
Virginia
Slayer Loses Plea In New York Murder Trial Case
Robert Irwin, accused killer of Veronica Gedeon and two others, wore a white linen suit as he left the Supreme Court in New York City after Justice Julius Miller denied his plea for an immediate murder trial. The move came as reports suggested one key state witness was missing.
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Chicago
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Supreme Court
New York City
Julius Miller
Quiz Answers and Names Highlighted in Report
The questions name William McChesney Martin, Dizzy Dean, Jackie Coogan and Georges Bonnet as answers or subjects. The text notes isolated Barcelona from Valencia and Madrid and mentions 500 Austrians in London as a detail.
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Wiliam McChesney Martin
Dizzy Dean
Barcelona
Valencia
Madrid
Jackie Coogan
Georges Bonnet
France and Britain unite to counter Germany threat
London reports that France and Great Britain reached mutual assistance accord amid fear of German expansion. Leaders Edouard Daladier and Neville Chamberlain signaled swift wartime cooperation as they consolidate resources and align plans for a European crisis.
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London
France
Great Britain
Edouard Dala
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Gertrude
Af Davis
Ruth B. Brown
A. Fox
Mary M. Troxell
George W. Troxell
George E. Myers
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Batistes
ABC
Hendrickson
Wisconsin
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West Patrick St
Pepperell Printed
Brian
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Germany
Dier
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C. C. Carty, Inc
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