Reregistration Surges for Maryland Drivers
Baltimore August 4 The move to reregister Maryland automobile drivers under a relief measure has climbed to about 1,700 mail and 400 in person applications daily. Only 57,000 have reregistered so far, with 450,600 to 500,000 expected. The process began May 18 and streamlined by June 18 with a 30-person staff. Fees range from 1 to 3.50 after year end. the program includes several units to process, mail, cashier, and enforce.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harry Bullen
Bullen
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
State Treasurer's Office
Mr. Bullen
Motor Vehicle Commissioner's Registration
Jellies for Christmas Gifts From Frugal Housewives
Wise housewives prepare jams and jellies now while fruits are plentiful to solve the holiday gift problem. The article suggests spreads like spiced gooseberry jam, crab apple butter, cherry preserves, pineapple marmalade, peach pineapple conserve, and other flavors. It advises variegated containers, rainbow jar fillings, and careful labeling for a festive Christmas presentation.
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Santa Claus
Alexander George
Christmas
Drunken Driving Convictions Rise and Insurance Rules Outlined
The article explains the nonmandatory nature of a financial responsibility law, requiring insurance certificates to be filed with the commissioner after judgments against operators. Reinstatement of drivers hinges on the commissioner's discretion. Ninety day payment deadlines trigger license suspensions. Commissioner Rudy notes rising drunken driving convictions in early 1936 and cites increased license issuances. Many offenders are out-of-state drivers using Maryland roads. A related note discusses losses in bituminous mines.
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Insurance Company
Walter R. Rudy
Rudy
Peach and Plum Jam Making Guide
Step by step instructions for making peach and plum jam. It lists amounts of fruit sugar and pectin, preparation steps including peeling plums and pitting peaches, cooking to a rolling boil, and canning yields about eight 6 ounce jars.
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deed Report
Marriage licenses issued to Joseph J. Abbott 23 and Mildred V. Williams 19 of Purcellville Virginia Cletus Thomas Stover 21 and Myrtle Elizabeth Holmes 20 of Warrenton Virginia Silas J. Paulsgrove 45 and Margaret M. Moats 23 of Smithsburg Maryland Property deed recorded for The Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore to the Board of Trustees of Knoxville cemetery in county amounting to 175 dollars.
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Joseph J. Abbott
Mildred V. Williams
Purcellville
Cletus Thomas Stover
Myrtle Elizabeth Holmes
Warrenton
Silas J. Paulsgrove
Margaret M. Moats
Smithsburg
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore
Board of Trustees of
Knoxville Cemetery
County
Prosperous Years Ahead for U S Farmer in Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace told a Southwestern Idaho dairymen's cooperative meeting in Caldwell that the farmer's share of national income has risen from a low seven percent to about ten percent. He praised the soil conservation act as beneficial and said with farmer support the administration can complete major contributions toward stable agriculture.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Soil Conservation Act
Guard Against Summer Complaint Advises Care
Baltimore report quotes Dr J H Mason Knox Jr urging three safeguards for infants: keep flies away with screened rooms and mosquito nets, use clean cool milk and sterilized bottles, and avoid contact with recently ill adults. Digestive upsets and diarrhea noted as symptoms.
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Baltimore
J. H. Mason Knox, Jr
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Knox
Canning Plants Begin Operating in Frederick Area
Frederik City Packing Company and the Colt and Dixon Plant in the city and the Glide Valley Canning Company in Walkersville will start operations for the season today. The Monocacy Valley plant begins next Wednesday or Thursday and Thomas and Company at Adams town next Tuesday. Hauling to the factories was underway Wednesday as weather and rains affect corn quality and quantity. Industry officials project a four to six week run with employment varying by corn intake and hours. Local memories of the McMurray plant recall bustling scenes with wagons lining All Saints street and a 3,000,000 can sugar corn pack in 1886, mostly cut by hand and powered by nearby farms.
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Frederik City Packing Company
Colt and Dixon
This City
Glide Valley Canning Company
Walkersville
Monocacy Valley
Thomas and Company
Adamstown
Cmmeda
McMurray
Louis McMurray
West All Saints Street
All Saints Street
Bentz
South Market Street
Mr. McMurray
Local angler nets 12 pound catfish from Potomac River
Roy Chigger Mumford of this city hauled a large catfish from the Potomac River at Lander on Wednesday night. The fish weighed 12 pounds 9 ounces and measured 3242 inches in length. He fished with night crawler bait and was accompanied by Shirley Braun-Bart.
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Roy
Mumford
Potomac River
Lander
Shirley Braun- Bart
Radio networks spend big on Shakespeare and new dramas
NBC and CBS are investing over 125000 for Shakespeare summer shows. NBC allocated about 24000 across six broadcasts with John Barrymore earning 2500 per program and others 1500 each. CBS programs run higher per actor due to larger casts. After eight broadcasts the outlay should reach roughly 104000, excluding network share. WIZ NBC adds Gun Smoke Law on Thursday nights, while August 15 brings an hour long original drama about American struggles and courage, following Claire Ospaod Perkins plays.
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Wiznbc
Wilbur Hall
Air West
Iaa Claire
How Dark a Harvest Moon
Radio listings show Ray mond Scudder hosting NBC stall with Vocal Varieties and Big Band acts. NBC WEAF CBS WABC broadcasts include Rudy Vallee Shawboat Bob Burns Ada Elmer Day Major Bowes Gibbons and orchestras plus a Dramas Gun Smoke Law and Berkshire symphonic festival. Friday will feature America cup race and follow schedule from prior days.
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WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Shawboat
Bob Burns
Othe Tan
Fletcher Wenderson
WABC
CBS
Elmer Day
Piccadilly Music Hall
Eddie Varros
Kiss and Make Up in a Wife’s Life Mystery
Fragmentary ad type text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a cure for a wife’s discomforts during middle age. The piece reads like a cautionary pamphlet about marriage, heredity advice, and gender roles with outdated phrasing and sensational tone.
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Lydia
Minkram
Nature
Local Radio Schedule and Car Collision Report
A chaotic radio schedule fragment lists multiple stations and programs from WEAF to Tokyo, with a Dublin horse show and a Paris flight offer. A collision at East Third and East streets in Frederick caused two wrecked cars, no injuries, and residents complain of speeding and ignored stop signs.
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East Street
Stanley Davis
C. P. Davis
Baltimore
Ge Third Street
East Third
East Streets
Frederick
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