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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

12

Federal aid funds eyed for West College Terrace link

City officials and Engineer Elmer St. Muarwell discussed using Maryland's four hundred million dollar federal recovery fund for road work. Aimed at main highways and federal aid corridors, a West College Terrace to West Patrick Street street project could link North Market Street to a federal road, pending State Roads Commission support and potential local funding.

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First Three Wheat Meetings Held Today

Frederick county campaign notices three more wheat central plan meetings today at Jefferson Middletown and Myersville with local officials presiding. Farmers will learn acreage targets for 1934 1935 and government cash payments per bushel to support wheat parity if prices stay below target levels.

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Prohibition Crusader Ray Funkhouser Faces Custody Ruling

Raymond J. Funkhouser, longtime Hagerstown reformer and plant executive, was described as justified in slapping his wife across the face, a ruling denying custody of their two children. Mrs Ruth Goodwin Funkhouser, of Maryland, will not pursue separate maintenance as she recounts abuse linked to their three-year marriage.

Wreaton Raymond J . Funkhouser Ruth Goodwin Funkhouser Hagerstown Anne Seanan Funkhouser Clyde Mc Michael Gerlinds Rythe Raymond J Funkhouser Ls Qrat Laura Merle Punkhouser Washington County Jack the Bogeta Babu Stoughs Fankhouser New York Rogert White Maryland General Assembly Woln Deany Paintan

Concessions Spur Gandhi Fast Elation In Poona

In Poona India on August 16 the threat of a fast until death by Mahatma Gandhi pressured the British to grant concessions. The nationalist leader could resume some privileges as a political prisoner while continuing his campaign for the untouchables. Gandhi awaited final terms and planned to eat before the fast. He had been arrested August 1 and sentenced to a year in Yeroda Jail with privileges denied.

Poona India Mahatma Manandas Gandhi Mahatma Wila Gandat Yeroda Lila

Lindberghs Plan Europe Flight After Reykjavik Stop

May hop to England as Charles A Lindbergh and wife plan to continue to Europe if weather permits. A crowd gathered at Vatna Gardner near Reykjavik after their Greenland flight, while the aviators slept aboard and considered driving or flying on to their next destination.

Reykjavik Ireland Charles A Lindbergh Europe Vatna Gardner Soune Angmagsall Greenland Lindbergh England Myers Votna Garder Lindberghs

Dozing Truck Drivers Stop Traffic After Fatal Accidents

State troopers in Delaware enforce 18 hour limits on truck drivers amid three fatal accidents within an hour. Officers suspend licenses for eight hours to ensure compliance and curb fatigue on highways near Wilmington.

Wimington del Ang Delaware Arton

Machado Talks To His Family In Philadelphia

Deposed Cuban president Gerardo Machado reassured his wife and family by telephone from Philadelphia that he is well and everything is all right. The family said they would stay at a West Philadelphia hotel at least until tomorrow night as plans were to be discussed in further calls. Havana reports note investigations into Machado accounts and properties for possible seizure by his successors, with charges of misappropriation, fraud, and firearms use filed against Machado and aides. the new regime vows accountability.

Philadelphia Gerardo Machado Cuba Tiiasseu Wit Briain West Philadelphia Weil Ure Lland Republic Havana Treasury Joaquin Martines Saens ABC Secret Society Carlos Manuel de Ceapedes Machado Machadiatas Ronticides de Cespeden Accestd Hoff Orestes’ Ferrara Tonio B. Aviciat

Employment Gain Reports Show Rise in Factory Jobs

Washington reports from Roosevelt officials note a sharp rise in factory employment and payrolls in July with employment at 72 percent of June and payrolls 79 percent higher. Relief expenditures fell as 3.745 million families, about 15 million people, were helped in June, down from 4.222 million families in May.

Washington Prea.dent Hopkins

Former Cuban officials flee or hide amid amnesty bill

Octavio Zubizarreta and Jose Izquierdo, former interior and central district chiefs, have fled or gone into hiding as an amnesty bill passed two weeks before Machado's downfall clears offenses up to that date. Current charges concern alleged acts since then, with the killing of a person noted a week after premature reports of Wahedo's resignation.

Octavio Zubizarreta Interior Department Jose Izquierdo Cuba Machado U Waehado

Consumption up 15 percent from last year in countrywide week

The nation shows a 15 percent rise in consumption for the week ending August 1 compared to the previous year. The Edison Electric Institute reports 1,627,339,000 kilowatt hours used, up from 1,859,033,000 the prior week and 1,415,322,000 a year earlier, amid seasonal recession and slow industrial activity.

New York Edinvon Medtric Institute

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