Frederick weighs gravity sewer plan for city
City Engineer Maxwell outlines a two watershed gravity system for Frederick to serve 1970 demand with an independent disposal plant and outfall to the Monocacy river. Separate sanitary sewers would replace shallow storm sewers, carrying about three million gallons daily.
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B. §. Maxwell
Lions Clus
Hotel Frederick
Maxwell
Preadnick
Carroll Creek
Seventh Street
PLRR
East Thirteenth Street
East Eighth Street
Aye
Frederick Condht
Mototacy River
Higher Taxes Sought on Large and Small Incomes in Senate
Washington Aug 15 AP. Senate debates tax reform to fund emergency government spending. Sen LaFetatio Wisconsin urges a broader levy, proposing a four percent rate on income between 3 000 and 4 000 and a top 75 percent on excess over 5 000 000, while opposing the Finance committee plan to tax only incomes above 1 000 000.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
LaFetatio
Prisoissive
Wisconsin
Held For Barbecue Holdup At Halethorpe
Halethorpe Maryland August reports an attempted burglary at a barbecue stand. Patrolman Fred D. Brown arrested one suspect on the spot and wounded a second as he pursued accomplices. Frank Meijon and George West identified as suspects now held on burglary and felonious entry charges. West was recaptured after a pursuit along Washington Boulevard following a rear-window escape amid gunfire.
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Hatethorpe
Fred D. Brown
Frank Mei Jon
George West
Brown
Weston
West
Washington Boulevard
Confesses Train Wreck and Murder in Ohio Case
Sheriff Bernard Monte of Lawrence county said Jamece Thompson of Hanging Rock Ohio confessed to wrecking a Norfolk and Western passenger train at Haverset Ohio on April 12 1932. He admitted killing 14 year old California Rogers at a nearby farm in 1933 and stealing mail to cover the robbery. The train ran from Cincinnati to Norfolk Virginia with engineer J E Myers and J J Kemp killed and three mail clerks seriously injured.
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Sherif Bernard Monte
Lawrence County
Jamece Thompson
Hanging Rock
Ohw
Fran
Haverhs
Ohio
WRU
Hitchette
Gien
Kde
Iff
Thompson
California Rogers
Here
Monte
Cincinnati
Norfolk
J. E Myers
J. J. Kemp
Frederick National Guard units head to Mt Gretna encampment
Frederick County National Guardsmen split into two groups for travel to Mt Gretna Pennsylvania. About twenty in Company A and Regimental Headquarters carry baggage with Lieut Seeger and Sgt Maj Wachter in charge. Roughly 150 more Frederick guardsmen will join a two week training starting Saturday.
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Mt. Gretna
Frederick
State Armory
Wachter
Perkins
Lieut. Seeger
First Army
Virginia
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Coumteracy
Annville
Indiantown Gap
Art Timr A. Callahan
Twenty-Ninth Division
Angyville
Ray Communication
Broad Run
Frederick City
Joseph FE. Bussard
Braddock
Ralph A. Putman
Shookstown
Harvey K. Harger
Oak Grove
Lester W. Putman
Mt. Carmel
G. E. Stine
Red Hill
H. G. Baker
White Oak
Guy R. Fisher
Slate Hill
A. J. Mitchell
Edgewood
Rocky Springs
Roney Mower Company
Harmony Grove
Bloomfield
Walter E. Stull
Lewistown
E. A. Wachter
Doubs
Adamstown
Buckeystown
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Licksville
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Reno
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Everhart
Thomas G. Mumford
Rockville
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Marshall Harshman
Wolfsvill
Lloyd Hemp
Burkittsville
Quebec
Marshall Aholt
Broad Tysons
Poor Sentenced For Murder Of Dickinson
Four convicted slayers led by William Lee Ferris received life sentences from Judge John A. Boyne in Detroit. Loretta Jackson Florence Jackson and Jean Miller, former burlesque dancers, were among those sentenced for the June 26 murder and robbery of Howard Carter Dickson in a city park.
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Detroit
Howard Carter Dickson
John A. Boyne
William Lee Ferris
New York
Loretta Jackson
Florence
Jean Miller
Mobley Property Sold At Public Sale In City
A two story dwelling at 104 and 706 North Bentz street with adjoining outbuildings sold at the Court House public sale this morning. George W. Heinle conducted the sale under a mortgage power from Edward S. Mobley and wife. Purchaser was Dr. R M Ratt for 3720 dollars. Jacey Rohrback solicitor and L Grant Hooper auctioneer.
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North Bentz Street
Mquase Allergy
Court House
George W. Heinle
Edward S. Mobley
R M. Ratt
Jacey Rohrback
L. Grant Hooper
Four Military and Naval Academy Appointments Authorized
Congressman David J. Lewis announces four appointments for 1936 to West Point and Annapolis. Competitions limited to residents of Garrett Allegany and Frederick counties who meet the necessary requirements.
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RAS
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Miliary Academy
West Point
F.1
Naval Academy
Annapoli
Garrett
Allegany
Frederick
Farm work accident leaves man injured at Gaver farm
Jonn E. Green slipped while moving a blower on the J W Gaver farm Route 4 Frederick. His hand was caught in the machine operated by James Shaff, an artery severed and the wrist cut. He was rushed to Predetick City Hospital and treated, then sent home in improving condition.
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Almourne
Frederick O. Pyne
Elizabeth
N. J
August Welmer
Syracuse
Welmer
Pyne
Weimer
R. F. Lewis
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Carroll County
Justice Urner
William Shagk
Ralph Ricketts
Union Bridge
White
J. W. Gaver
Frederick
Jonn E. Green
James Shaff
Green
Bergdoll case renews plea for school pupils freedom cost
World War I era report notes renewed plea by Simon Bergdoll to secure the release of German prisoners of war and allow educational transport for pupils at a cost of $75,000 in U.S. funds.
County to Put Seventy Three Buses Into Service
County officials announce seventy three buses will go into service to boost public transportation. The move aims to improve routes and provide more dependable service for residents across the county.
School Bus Plan for Frederick County Seeks Safety Upgrades
Frederick County announces bus arrangements for white and colored pupils with 70 white routes, 4 buses for color routes, and 1 mixed bus. New shatterproof glass buses are added, driver meeting set, and annual cost projections reflect school closures saving money.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
DRA Heater Parte Ater Ammney
Jsteel
Prult
Frederick Theater
Broad Run
Bloomfield
Oldfields
Mt. Pleas
Scattered Specialties Mixed in Quiet Stock Market
New York trading showed scattered specialties up modestly while profit takers cooled other sectors. Wheat and corn rose at Chicago, cotton futures lingered, U S Government securities fell and secondary corporate loans were weak. Currency moves were narrow with the pound at 4.98.
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New York
Department of Equities
Chicago
76tth Prisoner Taken In Terrorism Roundup New York Sun
Police rounded up 750 prisoners in New York parks as part of a terrorism crackdown. Magistrate Earl A. Smith presided in Night Court sentencing 344 to two days in jail and setting bail for 106 other cases.
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New York Sun
New York
PTE Glans
Earl A. Smith
Smith
Otte
Four Die As Delta Aircraft Crashes In Texas Field
Four people die when a Delta Airlines plane crashes while circling a cotton field near Glimet Texas. Pilot Andy Dixon co-pilot Herbert Buckley plus passengers J W Thompson and P A Ivy are named as victims. Farmers heard the engine roar and saw the craft explode on impact.
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Glimet
Texas
Delta Airlines
Andy Dixon
Monroe
Herbert Buckley
Dallas
J. W .Thompson
Atlanta
P A. Ivy
Birmingham
Ala
Guy Weldon
Herbert McWhorter
McWhorter
Weldon
Hana
Lobbying’s Hidden Power Shapes Washington Lobbyists
A veteran official estimates twenty five million dollars spent on lobbying this session in Washington. The piece details how lobbyists operate, their links to lawmakers, and how friendships, payments, and influence drive political favors across federal offices and committees.
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Rodney Ditcher
Washington
Congress
Fta
Lmvateriona
Lobbyinis
Navy
TVA
Tabor
Roosevelt
Mathias seeks dismissal in liability suit over 500 Central Trust shares
Charles McCurdy Mathias vice president of Central Trust asks dismissal of the receiver suit claiming he was an accommodation nominee for a 500 share certificate issued four months before the bank's closing. He says the shares belonged to Richard P. Ross syndicate manager and that he held no personal benefit or dividend from the stock. He notified Bank Commissioner George W. Page of this fact.
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Central Trust Company
Ovitativitiers
Charles McCurdy Mathias
Mathias
Mathiae
Nabili's
Wis and Sill
Richard P. Ross
Mrr. Ross
Somitamie
Matmas
Mose A
George W. Page
Walkout by WPA union men in Cincinnati projects
Cincinnati August 15 union members on WPA projects refused to work at wages below union demands. About 90 men were at work on 16 projects in the city, and 110 painters were to have returned to work today.
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WEA
Sfreans
Cincinnati
Ohio
Duncing Trades
Italy Stance in East Africa Weighs War and Peace
Paris August 1 AP reports Premier Laval of France and Anton Pompea Aloist of Italy argued on war and peace in East Africa. They debated disarming Ethiopia, expanding into colonies, and safeguarding Eritrea and Somaliland while Laval warned war would ruin peace efforts and risk League credibility.
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East Africa
Laval
France
Anton Pompea Aloist
Italy
Mussolini
Maly
Eritras
Tratlan
Somaliland
Ethiopia
Colonter
Britain
Europe
League of Nations
Altai
Wheat Production Boosted Ten Percent
Washington reports the AAA will allow farmers to plant about 5.2 million more acres of wheat in 1936 than planned, changing next year’s reduction to five percent rather than fifteen. The adjustment aims to ensure adequate supply as hard winter crop yields are revised downward to about 608 million bushels due to heat and rust.
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Washington
Aaywers
AAS
Hopson Custody Dispute Eased by House Senate Accord
Washington Aug 15 AP The Senate lobby panel may hear Hopson as House readiness to drop the custody fight over him ends House split. Hopson, via counsel, signs to testify on Associated Gas and Electric moves against regulating holding companies after House inquiry concludes. House Rules orders his arrest only if needed but keeps him available to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Hoard
C Hopson
Elute
Mery Ullal Vad
House
Bite
Hopson
Senate
House Rules Committee
Weather Summary For August Precipitation Declines
Weather report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 PM with August totals at 1.29 inches versus 3.6 inches normal. Notes include a 1994 August tally and a deficiency from 1935, plus yesterday's high and last year's low. Forecast calls for clearing conditions and tomorrow's sunrise and moon phase.
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D. Monz
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