Housing Act to Affect Frederick Area Soon
The National Housing Act will begin to impact Frederick as funds for home repairs become available. Banks in the area received certificates to cooperate, with loans possible from $100 to $2,000 for improvements, secured by regular income and good credit. The FHA program includes plumbing, painting, remodeling and more, with installations to modernize homes and outbuildings.
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Federal Housing Administration
Frederick Banks
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Frederick County
FHA
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
America
Senatory
Enod
Gartret
Guardsmen Fire At Auto In Minneapolis
Guardsmen fired the first shot in a truck drivers strike in Minneapolis near the downtown armory. Driver Archie Nadeau was arrested after returning to boast about breaking the blockade. no injuries reported though Nadeau's car was struck twice.
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Munneapoli
Wnalon
Archie Nadeau
Nadeau
Weather Summary for August 1993 and Conditions
Readable forecast notes indicate no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 am with August values showing rainfall near 1.08 inches for the month. Temperatures range around 68 degrees with a low of minus 39 a year ago and sunset at 7:07 pm. Clear Monocacy area conditions prevail as Potomac valley remains dry.
Reorganization Of NRA Under Board Control In 3 Mos
Washington Aug 15 AP. Hugh S Johnson and Donald R Ricbers plan a three month reorganization of the NRA under board control. They may also form an agency to harmonize NRA with the FTC on anti trust laws. Plans to be submitted to President Roosevelt and then to Congress for permanent incorporation.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh 5. Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Johnson
Donald FR. Ricbers
National Emergency Council
Roosevelt
Congress
Temporary injunction denied against new pension act
The District of Columbia Supreme Court refused a temporary injunction to restrain the Railroad Retirement Board from starting operation of the pension law. Justice Proctor, after hearing arguments from Hammond Chaffers for the AG, said railroads were not in immediate danger of damage warranting a halt. A further hearing is unlikely for several weeks.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Railroad Retirement Board
Justice Proctor
Hammond Chaffers
Elks elect Coburn president at Havre de Grace meeting
Harold E. Coburn Havre de Grace attorney was chosen as president of the Tri-State Elks Association at the annual convention in Havre de Grace. Officials named include Stump Frostburg as vice president Hafer Baltimore secretary Castiett Havre de Grace treasurer Klaster Tan Baltimore and trustees Gavant Jester Swing Dorsey Braun Hoffman and others. A pro America and youth movement resolution by Johan E Lymon passed along with a resolution backing Grand Exalted Ruler Michael F. Shannon of San Francisco against communism.
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Gaeerstayn
Tagere
Cipal
Aii
Harold E. Coburn
Havre de Grace
Tri-State
Elks Association
Loud
Baltimore
John P. Hafer
Frostburg
Sétratary
Harry S. Castiett
Havre de cc
Charles E Klaster- Tan
Philip Wv. Gavant
Washington
Joan B. Jester
Wilmington
James E. Swing
Cambridge
Nathan G. Dorsey
Fred A. C. Braun
Anna and
Hoffman
Johan E Lymon
Washington Lodge of Elks
R Michael F. Saannon
San
France
Maryland crops in need of more rain
Maryland growers faced deficient sunshine for the week ending yesterday while J R Werks of the Weather Bureau called for more rain. Farming operations were hindered as drought continued. A local public sale at the courthouse saw the 6.5 acre Baer farm near Frederick Junction withdrawn at a bid of 1095 dollars.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Ave
John R Werks
Jand Weather Bureau
Atte Teresa Baer
Frederick Junction
Court House
H. Kiefer DeLauter
Grant Hoyer
Countians Among 4H Club Winners at College Park
Frederick county 4-H members attended the Sadewide Boys and Girls Club Week at College Park August 9 14 returning Tuesday with two chosen for medals and five selected for the All Star group. Helen Pearson Buckeystown was honored, with others from Harmony Grove Middletown Braddock and Monrovia.
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Frederik County
College Park
Mia Wide Orgamenton
Gt Yeaer Ink
Cantasis
Helen Pearson
Hom Wisn
Framy Ai
Maryland
Marie Grams
Buckeystown
Gorge Stauffer
Walkersvale
Robert Keller
John Codlents
Middletown
Misses Nelle
Helen Witter
Harmony Grove
Dorothy Cobrentz
Charlotte
Mildred Quinn
Elizabeth
Irene Phelp
Pearl
Agatha Hoke
Chariote Schaffer
Ruth Boyer
Braddock
Ruth Smith
Johnsville
Ruth Nicodemus
Monrovia
Marie
Jane Grams
Dorothy Fouche
Neil Owen
Adamstown
Leida Mercés
Misa Marty
Elizabeth Stauffer
Isabelle Crum
Pauline Etzler
Catherine Davi
Circus at Baker Park closes Frederick playground season
Friday evening marks the ninth and final week of Frederick playgrounds with a circus in Baker Park at 6 15 PM. Judges include Mrs Charles W Lough Miss Mildred DeLashmutt and Mrs Sue Condon LeGors. Prizes awarded for best girl and boy performers and best costume. stunts and pyramids practice at 9 30 AM.
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Helma Hann
Frederick Playgrounds
Charles W. Lough
Mildred DeLashmutt
Sue Condon LeGors
Baker Park
Festival at Buckeystown Hosted by Protestant Church Band
More than 200 attendees joined a Buckeystown festival and social at the Buckeye Protestant Church. The Buck ogham School band organized games for young people and provided music and entertainment for the evening.
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Buckeystown
Buckeys
Buck
Avyla Ratavine Prepare Carnevial Wedding
Fragment reads about a carnival event and a planned wedding near a location called Rocky zust. Mentions Frances tn and Mass Sig 5. Details are unclear but imply a wedding near a carnival setting with preparations underway.
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Compile
Daucaver
New Deal in the Farm Bankruptcy Law Debate
The piece surveys the Farm Bankruptcy Act and Fraser Lemke amendments as they affect farmers and banks. It notes Roosevelt's expected veto, later adoption, and shifts in foreclosures due to bond guarantees and refinancing by FCA. Officials expand conciliation, with court pathways for bankrupt farmers and loan terms, amid rising refinancing and loans.
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Nehougel
Albie Radler
Lemke
Farm Credit Administration
Wwe
Nta
Roosevelt
FDA
FCA
William J. Myers
PCA
Pater AE Tam Anhe
Inchentail
Frazier-Lemke
Land Commissionon
Sam
New Deal nominees set in Ohio and Nebraska races
The Associated Press reports New Deal lines outline November contests in Ohio and Nebraska. In Ohio Democrats pick AV Bonahey a former governor to oppose incumbent Republican Senator, while in Nebraska Governor Charles W. Bryan loses to E. R. Burke who runs on the Roosevelt platform. Burke will face G. Simmons in November as a Republican challenger.
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Tethys
Primates
Ohio
Nebraska
Bonahey
New Deal
Eric
Fear
Charles W. Bryan
E. R. Burke
Roosevelt
Bryan
Menager
T. S. Alles Burke
G. Simmons
Transentice
Rasty
Bivery
Missouri
Benatar Hoene Patterson
Elmbenk
Harry S Veltman
Kivosny City
Patters
Hindenburg Praises Hitler In Political Testament
Berlin Aug 15 The dead hand of Reichspräsident Paul von Hindenburg praises Chancellor Hitler in a declaration read to him by Franz von Papen. The aged field marshal thanks Providence for allowing him to see Germany’s resurgence and lauds Hitler’s leadership as decisive for inner unity.
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Berlin
Pranz van Papen
Hitler
Au von Papen
Ehtler
Berehtes
Gaden
Austria
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Model 1 car rear fender damage on Market Street
A Model T Ford driven by a man from Burkittsville caused a minor accident on North Market Street opposite City Hall when its floorboard shifted, the car struck Mrs. R. W. Baer’s vehicle, and both drivers moved the car after several minutes. A second report notes Elizabeth Abell’s death and unrelated financial items.
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R. W Batre
North Market Street
City Hall
Burkittsville
Market Stree
Amateur golfers set course record in Braddock Heights event
Curtis Thomas and a companion were bitten by a snake at Braddock Heights, treated at a hospital, then the incident faded from focus as Carl W. Shook set a course record at the Harnwell trophy tournament. Shook shot 33 for nine holes and 70 for 18, defeating Guy S. Forge.
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Thomas
Claus
Braddock
Ta Pha Ing
Harnwell
Snoak
Snook
Saenz and Batista Expected to Duel in Havana
In Havana the dispute between Joaquin Martinez Saenz former secretary of the treasury and Col. Fulgencio Batista commander in chief of the Cuban army escalates as Saenz challenges Batista to a duel on the field of honor. The controversy captivates Cuban interest as details unfold.
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Havana
Ali
Cuba
Joaquin Martinez Saenz
the Treasury
Col
Fulgencio Batista
Saenz
Hospital Board Meets in Monthly Fre ty Hospital Session
The Fre ty Hospital Managers held their regular monthly meeting Thursday at 10. The Nurses Home project was noted as underway. Reports show 203 patients treated, 174 discharged, 39 partially paid, 48 free, 129 paid, and 12 deaths.
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Tar
Mre
Gasper EL Ciat
Pete
Tinks Me Wat
Tag
Anny Tai
Frey
Noted Arrests in Local Incident Charges
Port authorities arrested several men including George Brown and Mike Smine after a disturbance at a street. Fagan is reported to have intervened and was charged with being drunk in public. A fourth man, Whisnett, was also cited in relation to the incident under a local ordinance.
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Port
Knight of Glen Echo Wins Fair Jousting Title
At the thirty-seventh Carrull County Fair opening in Taneytown, Knight of Glen Echo from Magorstown takes top honors in the professional jousting class. About 20 riders from Maryland counties competed, with amateurs and other knights including Knight of Yong and Knight of Locus Grove among noted entrants.
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Woolminster
Auguiool
Magorstown
Glen Echo
Carrull County Fair
Taney Town
Turaday
Hoie Knights
Roy
Woodsburg
Maryland
Tian Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Crea
MiLic
Ae John's
McComas
Glen- Reisterstown
Harrisonville
Winfieid
Hanover
Harge Dropped Nick at Hak Wy
A report notes an incident involving Nick at Hak Wy where Thomas from Monr mat ad Wak was charged after a police action. The sequence mentions a discharge and a plan by Learden to tie Seventh Street, with references to figures from the first quakes of 1934 and Onis as ware dus.
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Ao Cpaige
Wo Thomas
Monr
Poce Canim
Break in Kidnapping Case Shifts to Toronto
Police expect a breakthrough late today in the kidnapping of John Labatt, a wealthy brewer. The movements of his brother Hugh Labatt are under close watch as Toronto and Ontario forces pursue the ransom payment of 150000 reported to have been drawn from a London bank.
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Toronto
John &. Labatt
Ontari
Hugh Labatt
Hugh
Londont
Driv
Sarnia
London
Toro
Ontario
Toom
Sai
Home renovation drive shifts market outlook signs
Inflation stocks rose as the intensive home renovation campaign lifted sentiment for building related firms. Bond prices recovered and the dollar gained after news of gold exports while non-ferrous shares eased. Wheat and cotton markets showed little movement with foreign exchanges weak. Sterling stood around 5.085 to the dollar.
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New York
Aua
Lauktheing
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Call Monty S
Call Monty S Renewed of One Pers
Food profiteers warned by Roosevelt on crisis prices
President Roosevelt said profiteers seeking to spike food prices during the drought would have to reckon with the federal government. He noted ample food for the nation and declared there was no excuse for profiteering or consumer alarm, promising action against any such cases.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Gpinang
Maryland Factory Jobs Climb 6.3 Percent Year On Year
Baltimore August 18 Factories in Maryland show 6.3 percent more jobs than a year ago and average weekly earnings up 6 percent officials say. The report is from Theodore Ness Tassey state labor commissioner and statistics bureau.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marines Evacuate Haiti In Final Detachment
Port au Prince Haiti August 18 AP reports the United States Marine Corps evacuated Haiti with the last detachment leaving at 9 am aboard the transport Artatan and the USR Bridge amid military solemnity and civilian enthusiasm.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
United States Marine Corpe
Teigscart Artatan
U .R. Bridge
Cent Postage Due Leads Mount Airy Man To Find Missing Check
Aug 13 Mount Airy reports Arthur Burdette discovers a postage due cent on an envelope containing a six percent dividend check from Central Trust Co. The event highlights the oddity of handling a mailed cent and the risk of lost mail in pensioner-distributed claims to depositors.
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Mount Airy
Arthur Burdette
Mount Ay
Burdene
Central Trust Co
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