Maryland Highway Survey Reports Ready For State Federal Review
Baltimore August 21 the Highway Planning Survey reports on Maryland roads ridges and traffic will be laid before Federal and State authorities in late September. Readjustments of county shares from the 1 1/2 cent gasoline tax are likely as the survey updates total road mileage by county and road class. The study revises the 14 000 miles given by the Geological Survey in 1912 to about 17 000 miles today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Thos
State Roads Commission
Maryland Geological Survey
Highway Planning Survey
Clarente Taylor
Mr Taylor
Taylor
Hishwars
Mr. Taylor
Federal Bureau of Roads
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Roads Commission
Unclear Fragments on Page Four and Misc Facts
The text mixes assorted fragments noting a dolphin named dorado, tapirs as pachyderms, a note about Todd becoming the wife ex of James Madison, Emil Jannings birth, Banuma straw hats from Ecuador, and hats made from split leaves, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Dorado
Todd
James Madison
Emil Jannings
Ecuador
Straav
Streamlined Turkey For Christmas Dinner
Experiments at the Beltsville Maryland Department of Agriculture station aim to end the Christmas hash turkey by December 26. Researchers developed a streamlined 12 pound turkey at 26 weeks with a large breast and extra white meat by blending bronze and white varieties with white Austrian and wild turkey traits. Breeding will continue to fix the size and meat traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltsville
Department of Agricultures
Department of Agriculture
Woman Jailed For Assault With Gun
A New Market woman identified as Mrs. A. B. Dellinger aged about 20 was jailed on assault with intent to commit a deadly assault after witnesses said she drew a loaded 32 calibre revolver to force Beatrice Myers to ride with her for beer. The gun was found in the car and Dellinger was fingerprinted by state police for FBI investigation. Hearing planned in Police Court tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dellinger
Gene Dellinger
Corp W
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Market
Chicago
Beatrice Myers
Dellinger
Mivers
Myers
New Dealites Lose Virginia Voting in Hot Primary
In Virginia two Roosevelt Democrats went down to defeat as Rep Howard W Smith beat William E Dodd Jr for a House seat while Norman B R Hamilton conceded. Kansas saw Rev Gerald Winrod third in GOP race. Missouri Senator Bennett Champ Clark poised for renomination as returns show strong Democratic gains in West Virginia for Ramsay Edmiston and Johnson with leads over Harmond Taylor Utter and others.
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Washington
Virginia
Congress
Roosevelt
William E Dood, Jr
Howard W Smith
Norman BR. Hamilton
Jost
Colgate
Hamilton
Dodd
Kansas
Gerald B Whinrod
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clar
W.3
West Virginia
Robert L. Ramsay
Frank C. Harmond
Andrew Edmiston
J. Alfred Taylor
Geo. W. Johnson
Edgar Utterback
Cantor faces fund drive over Jewish children issue
Eddie Cantor seeks public support to raise funds for transferring Jewish children from Germany to Palestine amid events strengthening Anglo French ties. Confidential aide to Hitler mentioned with Robert La Follette noted.
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Eddie Cantor
Germany
Palestine
Texas
W. Lee Odsmel
Hitler
Robert la Fallette
NLRB defies Iowa governor in tag strike hearing
In a clash over state power the National Labor Relations Board announced it would resume the May tag strike hearing at Newton, defying Gov. Nelson G. Kraschel who had halted the inquiry with martial law. The board ordered trial examiner Madison Hull to continue testimony at the Des Moines Federal Courthouse as 250 Guardsmen remained on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prospect
National Labor Relations Board
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
Newton
Madison Hull
Des Moines
Hill
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Pack No 1 appoints standard bearer and ranks upraised
PACK STANDARD BEARER Frank Main Jr was made pack standard bearer at the weekly meeting of Pack No 1 in the Presbyterian Sunday school social rooms Tuesday afternoon at 3 30. An assistant bearer will be named later. Alvin Crawford Jr was invested with the rank of Bear Cub and William Thomas with that of Wolf Cub. Donald Schley and Wilson Schley Jr were raised to the rank of Gold Arrow Bear Cubs. Joseph T Griffin Jr and Ridgely Albaugh Jr qualified for special ranks in Cubbing, having already attained the Silver Arrow Lion Cub rank, the highest regular rank in Cubbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Main, Jr
Presbyterian Sunday School
Alvin Crawford, Jr
William Thomas
Donald Schley
Wilson Schley, Jr
Joseph T Griffin, Jr
Ridgely Albaugh, Jr
Frederick County to decide on school bonds sale plan
County Commissioners have not set definite plans for issuing and selling 360000 in Frederick County school bonds. The act relies on Public Works Administration grant of 245250 and a 14 year/1a15 year financing option. officials may seek renewal or opinion from federal authorities while board meetings focus on routine business.
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Public Works Administration
PWA
Washington
William G. Helfrich
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Eugene W. Pruitt
Kidwifer
West College Terrace
Baker Park
Enlists in Marine Corps Begin Training at Parris Island
Walter Sheridan Stull Jr of West South Street enlisted in the U S Marine Corps in Baltimore and left Monday for Parris Island to start a course of preliminary training.
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Marine Corps
Walter Sheridan Stull, Jr
West South Street
U. S. Marine Corps
Baltimore
Parris Island
D. C
Harris Elected Brunswick Mayor by 61 Votes
Alfred Harris won Brunswick's municipal election on Monday, defeating incumbent Harry R. Mace by 61 votes. Harris, a 51 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer, will assume office September 1 and is seeking public office for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Alfred Harris
Brunswick
Harry R. Mace
Harris
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Granted Letters To Administer Estate
The Orphans Court granted pendente lite letters of administration to Walter E. Sinn for William H. White of Middletown. Heirs filed a caveat claiming a last will. A $56,000 bond for the administrator was approved. Sinn, a second cousin, was named executor in the purported will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Walter E. Sinn
William H. White
Middletown
Pendentelite
Sinn
Girl Improves After Accident At Picnic
Miss Janet Coblentz, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Coblentz of Middletown, was struck on the forehead by a horseshoe during a Farm Bureau Grange and Women’s Clubs picnic at Mt Tabor Park near Rocky Ridge. She suffered a fractured skull and underwent a decompression operation at Fredrick City Hospital, with Dr. Shipley of Baltimore and Dr. Thomas of this city assisting. She was reported improving this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Coblentz
Leslie N. ‘Coblentz
Middletown
Farm Bureau, Grange and Women’s Clubs
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Fredenck City Hospital
Arthur M. Shipley
Baltimore
Edward P. Thomas
Coblentz
J. Homer Remsberg
Frances Coblentz
Mr. Remsberg
Carol
Joyce Remsberg
Remsberg
Miss Coblentz
Alis. Coblentz
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Federal
Smith
Clark
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick
NLRB
Ron
The
Fur Shop
E. Washington Hagerstown, Ma
Delphey
West Patrick St
Carty’s
Kateehie Pets
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Princess Durelle
Her
Navy
Hendrickson
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