Public Works Plans for Maryland Counties Proposed
Governor Ritchie and Mayor Jackson to attend a Maryland state public works briefing led by the new inter governmental board. A $31,000,000 program for Maryland counties includes waterworks sewers school buildings and federal projects at army posts and the Naval Academy. Estimates cover river and harbor improvements and possible extra costs for the Chesapeake and Delaware canal.
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Mattimore
Paltimore City
Maryland
Allenle
Presidenc Breeervelt
Ickes
Ritchie
Chesapeake and Delaware
Horace 3. Flack
Maryland Army Posts
Naval Academy
Mary's
Washington
Gettysburg
NRA Meetings Set in Frederick Friday for Industrial Recovery
Frederick county officials announce Friday meetings in Frederick to launch the industrial recovery campaign. Hector Lazo of Washington will speak at the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel for county Industrial Recovery Committee members, followed by a dinner session. Frederick Chamber officers Richard Simmons and Noel Haller delegated chamber directors to select participants and discuss codes and organizing support for the presidential employment effort.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Hector Lazo
Washington
NRA Star
Francis Stott Key
County Industrial Recovery Committee
Lavo
O Adock
Inkis MeelWig Wd
Cemgeh— House
Lami
Rhus
Frederick Counts
Richard F Simmons
Noel Haller
Frederick Chamber of Commerce, Inc
Fossil Finds Highlight US Lead in Dinosaur Remains
The United States holds the most fossilized dinosaur remains of any nation. The report mentions Howard Scott as chief of the technocrats and references the Jew’s Harp instrument in a brief asides.
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United States
Howard Scott Ie
Venue Change Sought in Embezzlement Trial of Clark and Proatt
A hearing on change of venue for the embezzlement case of Harry Clark, former Montgomery County clerk, and State's Attorney Stedman P Proatt opens in Circuit Court. About 300 county citizens sign affidavits claiming bias and 40 potential witnesses may be summoned. Clark faced three prior trials ending in hung juries and Prescott previously sought but was denied venue relief.
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Prescott
Gilbert's Indies apparel store opens in remodeled storeroom
Gilbert's Indies apparel moved into its new storeroom on North Market Street, formerly Bennett's Shoe Store. Extensive alterations increased space and dressing rooms, added a modern front and lighting. Milton Horn, district manager, opened the store at 9 this morning with F. Bowers as architect and J Hermin Mock as contractor.
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Gilbert's
North Market Street
Bennett’s Shoe
Milton Horn
Gilbert Chain
F. Bowers
J Hermin Mock
Gandhi Arrest Civil Disobedience Campaign Start
Gandhi and companions were arrested in Sabarmati at 1.40 a m under emergency powers as authorities block a planned new disobedience movement. The arrest followed word of a shift from mass action to individual acts and involved Gandhi his wife his secretary and 32 followers.
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Ahmedabad
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Sabarmati
Seth Ranchooddass
Gandhi
Financial Markets In New York July 31
Markets fell as public support waned and bearish traders expanded short lines with little opposition. Wheat and barley fell five cents, corn four, oats three. cotton dropped to $2.50 a bale. foreign exchange volumes shrank as the dollar strengthened.
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Financial Markets of
New York
Yan Neynelinattion
Gratts
Chicago
Scouts Return From Long Trip With Arm Injury
About 100 Boy Scouts from Francis Scott Key area, including executives, traveled 1770 miles from Niagara Falls to Frederick and back, visiting Jamestown, Kane, Tyrone, and Chicago. Rev. Adam broke his right arm at Niagara Falls. the injury was non serious and he continued the trip.
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Francis Scot
Key Cornel
Frederick
Washington Counties
Ieetock
Chicago
Washington County
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Transportation
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Lake Chautauqua
Jamestown
Kane
Tyrone
Mercersburg
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge Summit
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
National Guard
Camp Ribble
Thurmont
Haperstown
Aindiginna
Duansuars
Funkstowe
Mr. Adam
Johnn Adam
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Adam
G Bruce Crist
Prather
Adams
E A .G. Hermann
Cristl
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Hermann
Henry R. Coates
Canton
Kendallsville
Ind
Frederick County Farm Loan Post Appoints Rosenstock
Named Loan Correspondent J and Stephenson of the Parm Loan Commission in Baltimore announced Benjamin B. Rosenstock as Frederick county correspondent for the Farm Loan Commission near this city.
Record Heat Bakes East As Death Toll Mounts
The heat wave peaked across the East with New York suffering ten fatalities and cities like Paterson New Jersey recording 103 degrees the hottest in 15 years. Newark reached 102 amid scorching subways and crowded streets as thousands endured extreme conditions and associated health risks.
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Paterson
Newark
Heat Wave Claims Five In New Jersey and Baltimore Fatalities
Record July heat in 1911 caused five deaths in New Jersey and Baltimore with 100 degrees. Philadelphia saw two heat deaths and New Haven reported three as temperatures rose and then declined. Baltimore reported two deaths in a clothing plant and a streetcar death, with many prostrations and workers sent home. Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases in nearby areas were improving under care.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
New Haven
Cona
Baltimore
James Caveon
Charles Mansvach
Thei
Brunswick
Monrovia
Mt. Airy
Sugar Loaf
C Kefauver
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Howard W. Jackson
St. Feter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Monumental City
Pr. Philp L Farrell
NRA
Industrial Recovery Campaign
George L. Danner
Mong
Charien Detter
Danner
Clark
Rocksille
Gilbert
Prances Perkins
Sewral
Pittsburgh
Mims
Bod Graham
Carnegie Mille
Momestead
Fereal
Long Tap
Todlary
Inlaw
Putman
G. W. Wright
Walkersville
England
Ireland
America
Zubia
Ripplesheen
U.S
Uear
Hendrickson
Beauty
Slumber King
Simmons
Carty
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Bt
Frederick, Md
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