Pride Plane Shop Positions Landed Safely At Newark
Newark officials announced filled posts in the State Roads Commission shops in the city after a conference between the county and state commissions. Reeder became chauffeur while Kefauver took over as Middletown valley roads supervisor. The retracing landing gear incident in a transport plane at Newark caused a safe landing with no injuries.
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Newark
State Roads Commission
Frank W Rothenhoefer
John L.dutrow
Vernon T. Bmitth
Filmer
Ray
Pleckamith
Bmith
Martin J. Walsh
Wiliam G Reeder
Middletown
State Commission
Reeder
Middletown Valley Roads
Henry A. Kefauver
Jefferson
Homer & Tabler
Charles W. Crum
Carl Wetzler
William E. Foreman
Edgar S. Crawford
John Wilbur Baker
Washington
New Regulations Burden Baltimore Beauty Parlors
New regulations enacted by the past Legislature target beauty parlors in Baltimore to curb residences-based shops. Lavatories must be in the treatment room and larger stock and equipment are required. A $10 license fee takes effect August 1, with state sanitation inspections for all Frederick shops, including seventeen parlors, many still in residences.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Weather Data Summary for August 1934
Readable weather figures show July into August precipitation totals and daily extremes. The entry notes 109 inches to date in August, 365 inches normal for August, an 449 inch figure for August 1934, and a 4.48 inch deficiency as of August 1 1935. Temperature highs and lows are given as contrasts to the prior year, with times for sun and moon events and a small note on general conditions.
German food supplies: shortage looms in Berlin
Aug. report says fruits and vegetables are uncertain with a definite shortage in Berlin. Staples and meats remain in good supply though prices rise and the working man struggles to obtain desired items. Three Nazi officials were to meet to discuss food policy.
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Berlin
Count Hendrik von Helldorf
Julius Lippert
Goelaitzer
Stocks Resume Upward Trend In Active Market
New York stocks edged higher with only light profit taking. Strong demand from sectors including autos, aircraft, and machinery pushed indices forward while grains and utilities largely followed the market. Bond and currency activity showed modest strength as call money steadied at 0.25 percent.
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New York
Tried death by own action Often Woman Finally Does It
Mrs. Mary A. Parker 69 of Watertown hanged herself at the state hospital in Worcester. She had attempted suicide over 50 times in the past month, removing a slip to use as a noose. Parker had been a patient since July 25 and attempted death several times daily since arrival.
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Worcester
Mass
Mary A. Parker
Watertown
State Hospital
Caring For Idle Is States Big Problem
Washington reports the states face a major challenge in providing work for the unemployed as the nation shifts from dole to the four billion work relief program. Officials confront the burden of creating sustained employment opportunities and integrating cities into the new system.
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Washington
Return From Long Trip Miss Chares Klein Party
Mrs Chares E Klein and companions from Westminster and Hanover returned from a four week visit to Ohio Indiana Missouri and Kansas. They crossed the Ozarks and saw the Sagwell Dam 140 feet high costing 30 million dollars. it powers many western towns and has a 1300 mile shoreline. They also visited Mothers Oates plant Cedar Rayne Teratar a 14 acre facility employing 1300 people and using 34008 bushels of oats daily.
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Chares E Klein
C Stoner
Westminster
Grace A. Lewis
Clara
Hanover
Ohio
Indiana
Melinoix
Iowa
Miswouri
Kennes
Misewuri
Ozarks
Sagwell
Soodea
Cedar Rayne
Allnutt Leaps to Death From George Washington Bridge
Claude V. Allnutt 58 of Stamford officials say he took his life by jumping from the George Washington Bridge into Washington Park. He was on leave from Irving Trust Co due to illness. Allnutt, a Rockville native and Montgomery County native, had a career in banking and foreign assignments before moving to New York. He leaves a large Delaware or Rockville family including Leigh Choate and several children and siblings.
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New York
Claude V. Almutt
Stamford
Canna Wing
Irving Trust Co
Tuvizsda
George Washington Bridge
Washington Park
Allnutt
Manhattan
Il-Ness
Hudson
179Th Street
Fort Lee
Rockville
Henry Clinton Allnutt
Register of Wills
Montgomery County
Montgomery County High School
University of Maryland
Montgomery County National Bank
New York Bank
Isle of Fines
West Indies
Social Security Law Nears Final Passage in Senate
Washington Aug 9 AP reports Senate leaders expect Roosevelt social security legislation to be near final passage by tonight. The measure, described as vast, has spent months in Congress and is likely to resemble the President's January request.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Terete
Congress
Roosevelt Heads Weekend Fishing Trip From Anacostia
President Roosevelt plans a weekend of rest after a busy week of conferences. He will leave this afternoon with a party of friends aboard the government yacht Sequoia at Anacostia for a cruise down the Potomac River.
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Washington
Auto
Roosevelt
An- Hapolis
Roosevelt's tax plan sparks mixed praise and political bets
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt aims for a balanced budget and hopes of a booming economy, while critics doubt quick revenue gains. The piece cites battles over a broader tax program, gifts to charity exemptions, and a scramble of Democratic hopefuls challenging Senator Gore's allies, including potential runs by Huddleston, Lee, Rogers, and Disney.
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Roosevelt
House
Puerto Rico
Pan
Wools
Congress
World Save Nation
George Huddleston
Alabama
Hudleston
George
Josh Lee
Will Rogers
Wesley Disney
Oklahoma
Tom Gore
Willy
Rogers
Wwe
Senate
NEA Service. Inc
Rockville Council's Counsel Seeks Prosecution Path
Rockville aug 9 the Rockside Town Council faces questions over how to prosecute judge Harold Smith amid disputes on an overtime parking charge. Welsh and Willard debate who can issue warrants while a potential arrest looms. the process unfolds as officials seek lawful steps.
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Rockville Council
Rockville
Rockside
Dudge
Harold Smith
Barnard Welsh
Wes
BCBS
Weise
Cereus Cour
Arthur D Willard
Jider Wilerd
Gerepmr
Justces of the Peace
Smith
Willard
Welsh
Ohio Flood Crisis Deepens as Losses Mount
The Ohio flood toll rose with two dead and one missing in the Muskingum basin and more than 1000 homeless as waters crested toward the Ohio River. National Guard and Red Cross workers operated across flood zones as levee pressure eased briefly after midnight despite a 10 foot surge and a railroad breach.
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Ohio
Ohio River
Fiee
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
National Guards
Red Cross
Possible removal of streetcar tracks in Hagerstown route
City officials consider abandoning tracks on West Washington Street first block and Summit Avenue to create a Wilamaport Vine terminus at Antietam Street and Summit Avenue. Observers say it would ease transfers and reduce street traffic. Police note potential impacts on riders and nearby traffic patterns.
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Hagerstown
Wesr
Washington Street
Potomac Edison Company
Antietam Street
Summit Avenue
Auctiow
West
Washington Atrett
Keil
Fire Sweeps Boston Waterfront Damages Estimated
A large fire at the Quincy cold storage plant on the Boston waterfront caused extensive damage. Fire crews from across the city fought the blaze and brought it under control with assistance from nearby units. damage was estimated around 255 990 dollars.
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Boston
Quincy
Transients Movement Vies to Shrink Frederick Center
Sixteen months of operation at the Frederick Transient Center ends with 6 704 men passing through and 149 families with 440 children. The lease on the Eighth street site ends August 31, and barracks will move to a Washington county transient farm. Unplaced residents move to Camps Howard and Holabird as the center is dismantled.
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Frederick
Sire Fort
Eighth Street
Tta Hotte
Calvin Mall
Mies Janet Long
Washington County
Brunswick Bureau
Frederick Center
Howard
Holabird
Fersena
Pere Sons
George Baker Fout
Kurang
Frederick Hat
Pout
Jeanly
County
Ahetlis
Rotary Kixanix Lions
Zonta
Civic Clubs
Sitting Tight policy proclaimed by Johnson
New York August 9 AP General Hugh S Johnson New York WPA administrator declares a sitting tight policy as 10000 skilled workers are urged to strike from Works Progress Administration projects. Johnson says he is only concerned with New York City while Hop kins Meany warn of continued action to disrupt union workers and wage security.
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New York
Inton
Eain Ia Teeth
Hugh 8. Johnson
WPA
General Johnson
New York City
Harry
Hopkins
George Meany
State Federation of Labor
Fire destroys barn and strawstack near Graceham
A strawstack fire near Graceham spread to a nearby barn on Frederick Crawford’s farm, burning the barn and its contents including 286 bushels of wheat and several tons of hay. The origin was unknown, with possible incendiary speculation. Thurmont and Emmitsburg fire units responded. livestock were saved. The insured value on the strawstack was listed at 2500, contents unsure.
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Frederick Crawford
Graceham
Menthera
Crawford
Thurmont
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Tiss
True Bill Filed Against Zenge In Chicago Murder Case
A true bill charging Manderne W. Zenge a sour carpenter with murdering his love rival Cy Waller J. Bauer by a penknife mutilation was returned to the grand jury after four witnesses testified. The case references a victim bleeding to death from wounds abandoned at a South Side filling station and mentions broader context on public works and transient workers.
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Chicago
Manderne W. Zenge
Cy Waller J. Bauer
Gram
Witotate
Zenge
Trem
Dr. Saver
South Side
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