City Receives 452 295 Federal Grant for Sewerage Plan
The Board of Aldermen announced a telegram from U S Senator George L Radcliffe confirming a federal grant of 452 295 toward a city sewerage system. A special public meeting will discuss the project with cost coverage about 45 percent and a plan to submit to voters.
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U. S
Ddayor Livye Cy
Eagenae
Board of Aldermen
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland
Frederick
PWA
Eve Ae
Culler
United Fire Company
W. Bartel Storm
William M. Storm
Robert Smith
Bartgis Storm
Ehseker
Indiafyi Vrat Agency
Civire
Storm
Ihs
Local residents aid downed Langley Air Corps plane crew
Five Solomon’s Island residents formed a rescue party after a Langley Field Army Air Corps amphibian plane crashed in the Patuxent River off Cedar Point. They found Lt Williams and crew members clinging to a wing, aided by a boat crew, and helped the survivors to a post on Solomon’s Island. The plane did not sink and there were no foulities reported.
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Thla City
Army Air Corps
Langley Field
Patuxent River
Cedar Point
Irving Albaugh
Harry Routsahn
Daniel
Edward Thomas
John Ferguson
James O Lor
Solomon's Island
Albaugh
Ley
Itas
Willams
Uincies
Th Plant
Solomon's Stad
Janne
Alboich
States Still Circulate Fractional Cent Coins Amid Treasury Ban
Washington reports several states push ahead with subcent sales tax tokens despite Treasury prohibition. Officials argue tokens used only for tax payments lack purchasing power, while Treasury contends they are coins and require Congressional authorization. New Mexico and Missouri dispute Morgenthau rulings, with Colorado and other states preparing further releases and contesting legality as August 27 nears.
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Washington
Thassury Department
At Jens
Treasury
Congress
New Mexico
Benjamin de Lue
Sales Tax Office
Giv
Tukens
Morgenthau
Lara
Colorado
Norman Bakke
Hose Bevte
Chenerals
Maver
Missouri
Sehneoop Hay
Truman Dencota
Adi Gauri
Congress Wall
Thissun
Minos
Hess
Cornes
Bea
Andrew L. Somers
Fleeing Inmate Lightens Odds In Md Prison Escape
Baltimore authorities seek Lee Wetzell of Toms Brook Va after he escaped from Mainland State House of Correction at DESSUPS during a routine transfer. Wetzell was serving a fifteen month larceny sentence and worked in the prison butcher shop and walkroom. A search and statewide alert followed as guards reported the break at dawn.
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Baltimore
Lee Wetzell
Toms Brook
State House of Correction
Dessups
Aler
Weteell
J Leroy Wright
Wetzel
Wright
Vail
House of
Cormoc
Montgomery Choy
Zoll
Boverdoof
Wim
Unclear OCR fragment on official commission pledge
Fragmentary text appears to describe a public official or committee pledge regarding coins or finance. The passage is garbled with names and terms, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent summary.
Brick Manufacture Subject of Address at Rotary Lunch
J Walker Carty spoke on brick manufacturing at Frederick Brick Works during a Rotary Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He detailed brick types, molding, drying, firing, and the plant’s annual output of up to 7,509,000 bricks with room for expansion.
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Frederick
J. Walker Carty
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sam W. Maples
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Ignatius Byorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Hammond Clary
Yor Aishn
Carty
Se Ras
Washington
Tra Geeise Eda
Andy McAtera
Mr. Carty
Charles Cary
Aha .Ver
Dryden named WPA administrator for Maryland
Washington announces Francis M Dryden chosen Works Progress Administrator to succeed John N Mackall as state engineer. Maryland receives a 63 million work relief package with 34 million federal allotment, 22 million to Baltimore, 12 million to counties, aimed at year of work and lasting improvements.
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Washington
Harry L Hopkins
Federal Relief and Works Progress
Vonight
Francis M Dryden
Works Progress
Maryland
John N. Mackall
Dryden
Salisbury
CWA
Mackall
J Hopkins
WPA
Roosevelt
Tydings
Radcliffe
Baltimore City
White House
Ickes
Hopkins
John Hammond Fined for Fishing With Outline in Potomac River
In a Wednesday hearing before Justice William Lr Pye Bath, John Hammond of that place was fined 25 dollars for fishing with an outline in the Potomac River. Prosecution by Game Warden Ben Phebus and Deputy Warden Wachter. Also notes an average tire change time of eleven or 13 seconds for a racing car in competition.
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William Lr Pye Bath
Trey Weta
John Hammond
Potomac River
Ben Phebus
Wachter
Perkin s fined for fighting and disorderly conduct in court
Howard Perkins of 601 North Bents street was fined 2.50 and costs by Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer in Police Court for fighting and disorderly conduct. A drunk driving charge is pending. Richard E. Summers was fined 1 and costs for reckless driving. Wallace Calvert of Atlanta forfeited 5 collateral for speeding.
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Howard Perkins
North Bents Street
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Perkins
Richard E. Summers
Justice Schnauffer
B. F. Lewis
Wallace Calvert
Atlanta
Lewis
Two Saved From 2000-Foot Plunge In Mountain Rescue
In California a ranger rescue saved Misa Elizabeth Sommer and Robert Pate after a perilous night on a granite slope. Sommer is unharmed, while Pate suffered a broken shoulder and head injury, requiring stretcher evacuation.
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Yonemite
Calif
Granite Mountain
Park Rangers Today
Misa Elizabeth Sommer
Chicopee
Mass
Robert Pate
Inglewood
Misa Lorimer
Rock
Pate
Alastam
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A J. Boylawidl
Warner Brothers
Lemees
City Opera House
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Brylawsti
Mr. Farley
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Barrymore
Walker Carty
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H. L. Mills
E. Patrick St
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Msaster America
Cliff
Boulder
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Colorado National Guard
Williem Brodie
Frost
Memphis
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