U S Government Purchases Large Frederick County Park Acreage
The United States acquired 3195 acres in Frederick County for a new recreational area near Catoctin Furnace and Wigville road. Edger A Nicodemus of Waynesboro, Pa., paid $22197.26 for 195 acres, while another 80 acres were transferred to Nicodemus for 17500. The Catoctic Recreational Area is planned to span about 10000 acres in the northwest part of the county, with options pursued since 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Nicodemus
Waynesboro
Tourmont District
Nicodemus
Potomac Hills Development Company
Jans Hary
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Frederick
D. Lee Staley
Hagerstown
Park Service
G. B. Williams
Thurmont
Mary V. Butcher
Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Potomac Hills Development Co
Stanley E. Tlauver
Catoctin Furnace
Wigville Road
Lawrence Richey and Jacques
Kingman Brewster
Frederick City
Ute Potomac Hills Development Co. Empower
First National Bank of Hagerstown
Lancelot Jacques, Jr
Union Trust Co
Maryland
Charles H Rinenart
Allen C. Smith
Samuel C. Nicodemus
Catoctic
Frederick County
Senate And House Split Over State Relief Revenue
The House, in executive session, aims to raise about 1 million dollars to reach an annual 5 million for the state's needy. The Senate opens with a measure totaling 4 million dollars toward a similar target, each branch pursuing its own funding plan.
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Senate
House
Caleiaind Ta
Weather Record Oddities and April Precipitation Notes
Weather data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 am today. April to date rainfall stands at 60 inches, with normal April values listed as 343 inches. Agri 19W records 269 inches. Temperatures show yesterday's high and last night low around 40s. Details include scattered garbled entries and missing values for several fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunete Tadave
Sheriff and Deputies Accused in Kentucky Shooting Case
Withington, April 30 A Kentucky sheriff testified two deputies shot a colleague and left him for dead, while two others were not dismissed nor arrested. The incident followed a February 28 shooting tied to violence against United Mine Workers members. Deputy Wash Irvin and Frank White faced later charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withington
Cat — Sheri Theodore Maiddleton
Harlan County
Kentucky
Hugh Taldor
Taylor
Kentucky Coal County
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee
Wash
Irvin
Frank White
White
Sheriffs Office
Middleton
Senator LaFollette
Wis
Former Legion Head Presented By Jury
Annapolis April 300 AP John F McNulty former state commander of the American Legion was named in an Anne Arundel county grand jury presentment on charges he voted illegally in the county McNulty recently was ousted as state service officer for veterans The presentment asserts he was convicted of bigamy in New York on July 19 1920 and did vote in Anne Arundel county in 1930 1932 1934 and the 1934 primary without pardon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
John F. McNulty
American Legion
Anne Arundel County
Grand Jury
McNulty
General MacArthur Weds in New York
General Douglas MacArthur, military advisor to the Philippine government, married Jean Marie Faircloth of Murfreesboro Tennessee today in a chapel at the Municipal building. MacArthur said he was 57 and the bride 38 in their marriage license applications.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Phillipine
Jean Marie Faircloth
Murfreesboro
Tenn
MacArthur
Farmers Interest Payments Reach New High
W Y Myers of the Farm Credit Administration said farm ers' interest payments on Federal Land Bank loans at end of Q1 reached the highest level since the low mood began. Arthur Tungerford, state director of the National Emergency Council, was confined at home after a minor operation. Joe Tungerfoard was injured when his car struck a parked truck on Annapolis boulevard. a wheel had broken off the truck.
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Washington
W. Y. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Baltimore
Arthur Tungerford
National Emergency Council
Hic
Joe Tungerfoard
Annapolis Boulevard
Brooklyn
Cambridge Officials Return From Federal Housing Exhibit
Cambridge Mayor Thovd C Culter and City Engineer Fimer St Maxwell returned Thursday evening from Cambridge where they attended the exhibit of the Federal Housing Administration held at the State Reserve Cambridge and open to administer Maryland cities.
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Cambringe
Thovd C Culter
Fimer
Maxwell Res
Cambrdge
Uonning
Resarvon
aMitiate of Maryland
Pants Burglar Strikes Thurmont Homes at Night
A bold pant burglar raided Thurmont residences before dawn, prying open a window with a makeshift tool and entering bedrooms. He escaped after a shot from Calvan Lohr and a chase by Mir Wilhide, taking only about 25 cents from the Wilhide home.
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Thurmont
Mir
Morris Wilhide
Dias
Calvan &. Lohr
Fadeout Act Tonight in New York Strip Tease Scene
New York clergymen in Manhattan and Brooklyn salons de step warn that a midnight fadeout may end the strip show era. License Commissioner Paul Mose, after a two day hearing, could bar the profession by refusing to issue licenses, affecting the theater district.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Fred Sfreet
Paul Mose
Hood College May Day Queen Court Named
Miss Blanche Weest of Chester Pennsylvania elected May Queen at Hood College. Miss Ethel Hack of Shamokin chosen as Prince Hood. Miss Helen Vander Buecken of Philadelphia elected Jester. Maid of Honor Miss Marjorie Carney of Pottsburgh and Best Man Miss Ruth Mace Bride of Arlington NJ. Court includes Misses Stuart Passoie Wittich Martin MekKee Worrilow Blanchard. Coronation planned for May 8 with a day of events including a riding show baseball game luncheon lawn festival and Maypole dance.
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News-Post
Hood College
Prince Hood
Helen Vander Burcken
Jester
Philadelphia
Mary
Baltimore
Ethel Wack
Prince Wood Shamokin
Pas Helene Blanghard
Boonton
N. J
Blanche Weest
Chester
Bay
Sara Jame Marten
Altoona
Marjone Carney
Pittsburgh
Pat Dorothy Wornlaw
Fadley Pack
Pat Ruth MacBeide
Arlington
Marjorie McKee
Reisterstown
Jane Stuart
Mber
Ethel Hack
Shamokin
Helen Vander Buecken
Marjorie Carney
Tpottsburgh
Ruth Mace Bride
Passoie
Mary Wittich
Cablentz
Pa. m
No A.m
Catharine Baldwin
East Orange
J. Wall
Coblenty Hall
Janet Rath
Upper Montclais
Elizabeth Austermuhl
Camden
Mary Filen McKinnon
Gancaster
Tne
Hamilton to Open New GOP Campaign Against Roosevelt
John Hamilton, Republican national committee chairman, announces a forthcoming non partisan campaign against Roosevelt policies ahead of the 1998 congressional election. He will deliver the first of four speeches on current issues Saturday night. He cites party leadership sentiment and views on Supreme Court reorganization as context, noting recent Republican mailings drift from strict party lines.
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Washington
APY
John Hamilton
Republican National Committees
Roosevelt
Kin Adidinkite Df
Ep Congress
Hamilton
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Starts Gulf Fishing Trip Amid Reception Noise
President Roosevelt began a Gulf coast fishing trip after a reception in New Orleans. The president, traveling with aides and reporters, planned to fish near the coast while continuing to monitor events and hold follow up discussions.
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Roosevelt
Gulf
New Orleans
Fins
Gulf Coast
Edwin AT Watson
Cineg
Miter
Clash Over Budget Cuts Delays 1930s Economy Plan
House and Senate leaders clash over methods to cut next year’s expenses as department heads must answer a president's request by a near term deadline. A revised budget message targets spending reductions and deferrals, with a total cut in the low tens of millions to balance required savings.
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Washoenon
Dent Rousecel
Snorrow
Congress
Oeilexe
Treasury
House
Senate
Man Faces Trial After Daring Wire Fence Incident
Arthur Wisner of Frederck accused of drunken driving drove through a wire fence off Harmony Grove on the Emmitsburg pike. He allegedly attempted to flee jail, broke from a jailer, and was captured. In Peoples Court Judge Sinn dismissed reckless driving charges against Arthur Rickell and Paul Butler after an East Fourth street collision.
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Peoples Court
Ray Wisener
Frederck
W. K. May
Harmony Grove
Wisner
Emmitsburg Pike
Hayward Orchards
R. J. D. Rodke
Sheriff Hillmer
Judion Walter Eo Sinn
B. H. Cecil
Arthur Rickell
Eighth Street
Paul Butler
North Bentz Street
East Fourth Street
Middle Alley
Rickell
Butler
Roy Utermahlen
Alton ¥. Hennett
Justice Sinn
Endeavor To Speed Vote On Court Bill In Senate
Washington April 30 Administration leaders pressed to speed a Senate Judiciary vote on the Roosevelt bill amid claims of sufficient support to pass, despite a favorable committee report. Opponents argued against advancing May 18 delay while committee lineups favored Chairman Ashures and party dynamics remained disputed.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Charman Ashures
Dem. Aziz
Rupe Dae
Rory SL
Heroism Wins Chance For Man To Begin Anew
Rocvihie and Jozee M Duncan received praise after actions during a street car incident and a fire scene. The report notes Duncan halted a blaze while passengers fled and a court case for petty larceny was resolved.
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Rocvihie
Jorman
Jozee M. Duncan
Tuscal
C. Savety
da Fearon
Gaitherebure
First naval vessel sunk by airplane shocks world navy history
A Spanish insurgent warship Estana was sunk by a government aircraft four miles off Cape Mayor while aiding a destroyer near Santander. About 110 crew were rescued by allied boats and trawlers as the Estana sank after a direct bomb hit, marking a historic naval turning point with wide reverberations.
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Buschsan
Hombin Plume
Casdaltio
Navai Het
Kaw
Fram Santander
Estana
Cape Mayor
Santander
Bithso
Capiital
Bay of Biscay
Spain
Expiration Dates Added to Maryland Auto Tags in 1938
Maryland automobile license plates will display expiration dates starting next year. Commissioner Walter R. Rudy said the 1938 plates will show the state designation above the numbers followed by Ex. d-dL-dy. The change aids out of state police and Maryland drivers traveling in other states by avoiding unwarranted stops during the first quarter of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Waler R. Rudy
Somreg
Rudy
France Aids Bilbao Evacuation Effort
Paris officials indicate France possibly with Great Britain will assist in evacuating Bilbao’s civilian population. High government officials say all necessary measures are being taken, though specific timing and routes were not disclosed.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Bilbao
Senate Foreign Affairs Commission
Jittery London Brokers Given Another Scare
London stock brokers faced renewed jitters after reports that a trading firm dealing in American and South African stocks dissolved its partnership amid heavy commitments. Traders expected only minor losses but noted continued nervousness as prices drifted.
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London
Partenership
Hess
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