Maryland Delaware PWA Grants fund two sewer projects
Public Works Administration approved 1 355 000 for sewer projects in Frederick Maryland Cambridge Maryland Stockley Delaware and Wilmington Delaware with grants totaling 522 655. Frederick sewer plant 1 000 000 cost 452 205 grant to employ 47 men for 16 months. Cambridge eastern shore hospital building 151 000 cost 72 450 grant to employ 62 men for 10 months. Mayor Culler to host public meeting with Health Department on sewer plan. Outright grant covers 45 percent of cost with city to provide 5 percent.
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Delaware
Public Works Administration
Washington
Abel Wolman
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Frederick
Cambridge
Stockley
Wilmington
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Eastern Shore State Hospital
Lloyd C. Culler
State Department of Health
Brunswick nurse escapes injury as car overturns on wet road
Mrs. Brown Harwood Watson of Brunswick nearly suffered serious injuries when her auto skidded on a wet road near Jefferson about 6 45 a m. It overturned several times after striking an embankment but she escaped unhurt. She was en route to Frederick City Hospital where she trained as a nurse. After freeing herself she called her husband who aided the car and drove her home to Brunswick. She is the daughter of Mrs. Alonzo Crummit.
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Jefferson
Buckeyatoun Colored School
Sunnyside
Della
Buckeystown
Della Errolise Myrick
Buckeys.oun
Seventh Street
Antoinette Johnson
Hopeland
Ella Jones
Rena Sharp
Pruitt
H Yvonne
Crargett
Gower Wet Won
Mis Ramsburg
Mareen
Frederick Cour
Ahlican Central
Drunkenness Arrests Reported By City Police
Three drunkenness arrests were logged Wednesday night with all defendants jailed on $250 collateral. Named defendants are Harry E. Upperman, Charles Rafferty, and George McCombs, identified as Ian Stents. Arrests were made by Officer Phebus.
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Charles Rafferty
George McCombs
Ian Stents
Phebus
Weather Summary for August and Temperatures
This report notes 24 hour precipitation at 0.3 inches ending today at 7 BM. August totals show 365 inches expected but 449 inches recorded for 1934. Aug 1 deficiency in 1935 stands at 448 inches. Yesterday high was 67, prior year 87. Last night low unknown, prior year unknown. Sun sets at 4:16 pm, rises at 5:17 am. Moonrise at 3:20 pm tomorrow. Streams show muddy conditions, Potomac reported clean.
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Potomac
Roosevelt allocates funds for tax return analysis
President Roosevelt assigns 1.2 million dollars from work relief funds to the Treasury for a statistical compilation of income tax returns, focusing on five million smaller filings from 1933 and 1934. Baltimore will administer the effort with Maryland receiving 30915 for employment classifications. the plan aims to reveal income distribution and small business profitability among the little fellow taxpayer group.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Baltimore
Work Progress Administration
Maryland
Senate Finance Committee Ends Hearings On Tax Bill
Washington, Aug. 8 AP The Senate Finance Committee closed hearings on the Roosevelt backed tax bill after final broad opposition from organized business. An executive session was set for tomorrow to consider revisions with hopes the measure will reach Senate action early next week. Eli L Alvord, former legislative counsel, testified for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
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Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
Chatman Harrison
Lir Harriesn
Eliyach € Alvord
Shialve
Congress
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Court hears bid to vacate Coblente case opinion
Annapolis Aug 8 AP A motion to vacate the Court of Appeals opinion in the Emory L. Coblente case was filed by Leo Weinberg defense attorney. The motion contends Judge Tosdt Siar who wrote the opinion was disqualified, noting the defendant and two associates faced trial in Cumberland on charges tied to the defunct Central Trust Company of Maryland.
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Oh Tre Secteh
Anulaee
Emory L. Coblente
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Baltimore
Monon
Leo Weinberg
Fredenck
Claris
D Tosdt_ Siar
Secaw
Hadisa
Wheol
Cumberland
Appointments of Teachers by Board Announced
The board announced appointments of teachers as the county staff staffing nears completion.
Frederick County Board of Education Meets for Teacher Appointments
Frederick County Board of Education discussed fall teaching allocations and announced new appointments. Geraldine Fiter to Frederick High School commercial department. other transfers and new hires include Miss Fiter successor, Miss Virginia McCauley on leave, and several educators assigned to Parkway and Buckeystown schools. Bus routes and school closings planned. annual Federation of Rural Women picnic scheduled for Aug 20 at Braddock Heights with contests, dinner, and bowling tourney.
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Frederick County
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Thurmont
Lucille Routzahn
Frederick High School
Fitez
Washington College
Chestertown
Harry Frushour
Myersville
State Normal School
Frostburg
Parkway School
Mass Virgimia McCauley
Columbia University
Lillian Sundergill Braungart
Liperty
Parkway Schol
Elora Smith Lewis
Sscersville
Brounswick
Charlotte Bader
Frederick
New Market
Margaret Leatherman
Wailsvile
Shudlaosee
Bat
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Robert J .L. Smith
Potomac Edison Company
C. Paul Roderick
Braddock Club
Gail Catshall
Woodsboro
Mehrl Boyer
Harmony Grove
Myrtle Shaff
Jefferson
C. D Biser
Pleasant Grove
Helen Pearson
Thought Borah May Join Presidential Race
Close associates of Senator William E Borah weigh a potential bid for the Republican nomination. A Republican confidant says Borah would enter the primaries if funded and supported by an effective campaign manager.
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Washington Au
APY
William E Both
Idekin
Borah
Worst Flood In 22 Years Sweeps Through Ohio
The Ohio floods cover a wide area of East and central Ohio with swollen rivers and dozens of streams rising after a cloudburst. Six counties report water six feet deep in homes. two deaths confirmed and another missing, plus two more fatalities from Tuesday night storms.
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Ohio
Coshocton
Oho
Larger Cotton Crop Forecast in 1995 Upswing
The Agriculture Department projects 1995 cotton production at 11,798,000 five hundred pound bales, an increase of about 2,107,000 bales from the prior year. Secretary Wallace notes adequate credit facilities will be available for orders marketing the crop, with potential world demand keeping consumption high.
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Washington
Department of
Congress cut ten thousand for road survey fund
Conferees struck the ten thousand dollar appropriation for a road survey linked to a Washington memorial project. The plan proposed routes via Frederick and Monocacy battlefield sites while a coastal airline path was considered but would miss the battlefield. The work-relief fund was suggested to cover the cost despite the cut.
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Sete
United States
Muland Bo Tydings
Af Setar Tydings
Roosevelt
Agele
White House
Frederick
Reetiane Hreanak Mbink Harate Iid Mane
Maryland
Harford County Party Shooting Injures Man at Home
Reported at Gravaton home of James Pattey six men attended a party when a gun fired at close range. Charles Akins, receiving treatment at Havre de Grace Hospital in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the arm. Trial notes mention a murder case from eight years ago in Baltimore. Bail denied for one defendant as the dispatch details a dispute among prisoners.
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Gravaton
Charl
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Havre de Grace
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Baltimor
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Uiyurir- Patterson
Sserri Grarvilli Berle
Canon Chase To Speak At Teena Reform Event
Canon Chase will address attendees at a Protestant church service Sunday morning. He has previously spoken to Congress and is noted for moral reform efforts.
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Odeck Ecmie
Opik
Congress
Buddoln the Baptist
Brooklyn
Rockville Council Calls For Arrest Of Its Magistrate
The Rockville Town Council unanimously adopted a resolution demanding the arrest of its sole police magistrate Harold Smith and the appointment of a special magistrate by the circuit court to try him on an overtime parking charge. The motion named Councilman Blandford and Town Attorney Welsh as plaintiffs and the judge as defendant. The council set Wednesday at 10 am for the arraignment amid turbulent proceedings over parking enforcement and related charges involving local officials.
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Rockville
Harold Smith
Amior
Smith
Douglas M Blantford
Maryland
Ie Town Cattorney
PF Barterd
Gladinors
Blandford
Shah Kelly
Kelly
Thompson
Bale Abert
Hog Returns to Chicago Mart Amid Price Drop Turmoil
A chaotic market report notes hog prices weakening from 22 to 12 dollars per hundredweight with activity around 7,000 head sold versus 22,000 the prior year. Mentions include Meller, Free Masonry concerns, and officials like Mrs Ramsburg and Frederick Court. The piece references historic price highs in 1929 and postwar German Free Mason dissolution context.
Maryland School Board Names Harp to Fill Vacancy
Reno and Wer Frederick attorney named a member of the Board of Waters for the Maryland State School for the Deaf. The appointment followed a gubernatorial commission from Governor Harry W. Nice and was recorded by the Clerk of Carew Court. The vacancy arose after Samuel G. Duvall’s death.
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Jha
Huge Italian Army Maneuvers Planned This Month
Rome reports massive Italian military exercises to be staged in northern Italy this month. About 500000 troops are expected to participate under strict wartime secrecy, with access for news crews and photographers limited.
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Rome
East Africa
Tealy
Grenuer Pasa
Temperature Holds Steady as 36 Hour Span Sees 2 Degree Change
Frederick observers note an unusual 36 hour period with only a two degree swing in temperature. Tuesday night dipped to 65, Wednesday rose to 61, then 65 again. rainfall limited August's acts and picnic plans faced delays amid cloudy skies and showers.
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Frederick
Orves
Sery-U-Save-U Organization
St Peter’s Catholic Church
Selective Buying Lifts Market Prop Amid Mixed Action
New York August 8 AP selective buying provided a needed prop for today’s stock market after an apathetic start. Firming tendencies spread through the mat as merchandising strength and gains in aircraft and specialties supported bullish sentiment. Grains were steady, cotton rose on government crop estimates, bonds drifted, and call money reopened at a quarter percent with sterling opening around 4.967 dollars.
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New York
Post And Rogers End Juneau Alaska Flight
Wiley Post and Win Rogers argued over resuming their Alaska flight in Post’s tew monoplane. Post wanted fishing light tackle while Rogers urged a quick takeoff for Nome. They planned a meeting in Moscow after arriving in Seattle en route.
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Alaska
Wiley Post
Win Rogers
Post
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Wiley
Moscow
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