Trustees Seek 3000 for Burr Atta Library Maintenance
Trustees of the Burr Atta Library fund pressed for a 3000 appropriation in the coming year to support maintenance and remodeling of the Artz Library site. They outlined funding from the Hood estate and Chicago Artz funds, plus federal assistance prospects, to ensure a six month build and ongoing costs. The City Opera House lease also faced key action with Warner Bros seeking a lease extension to enable planned improvements.
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Burr Atta Library Fund
City Opera House
City Hall
General Assembly
Jacob Rohrback
Library Fund
August T. Brust
Bohirback
D Academy
Artz
Rohrbach
Margaret E. B. Hood
Artz Fund
Chicago
Arts
Rohrback
Frederick City
U. S
Baltimore
Sitle
Academy
Cry Opera House
W. Clinton Mc@herry
Warner Bros
Opera House
Opera
Armer Browne
Trucks on West College Terrace Dominate City Meeting
Aldermen considered two petitions on truck traffic through narrow West College Terrace. Residents urged bylaw to ban heavy trucks from the street to protect children and quiet, proposing one way or rerouting via Second Street and College Avenue. Other discussions covered late night truck parking, water seepage at West Patrick Street, and Park development funding.
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A. J. Brylawak
Warner Brow
Track Trafic
Frank B.bappington
West College Terrace
Patrick Street
Francis Perrott
Russell H. McCain
Second Street
College Avenue
Frederick
Frank D. Miller
West Patrick Street
Speaks
Teurks
Mic
Roger Quinn
E. C. Keifauver
William M.storm
Maynard Summers
Calloctin Park
T He Cay
Leicester Thomas
G. C. Warfield
Sewerage meeting time fixed in Baltimore discussion
Abel Wolman chief engineer of the State Board of Health met with Mayor Culler city officials and Elmer Maxwell to fix a time for a sewerage system discussion. A public meeting date was expected to be set after the talks with a $452 925 grant noted and a balance from the city. Troops at Camp Dix completed 200 miles in eight days by truck movement.
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Baltimore
Abel Wolman
State Board of Health
Liyod
Culler
Edward J. Smith
And
Ciy
Elmer &.C. Maxwell
Tme
Wolan
Pubilc Works Administration
Wolman
Frederick
Camp Dix
N. J
Baptism of Ferdinand and Marie Louise Heats Bulgarian Ties
The text recounts rumors of the baptism of Prince Ferdinand and Princess Marie Louise into the Roman Catholic Church, defying Bulgarian constitutional limits. It notes Orthodox loyalties in Bulgaria, pressure from Russia, and reference to Prince Boris’ baptism as a future ruler’s symbol amid dynastic tensions.
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Ferdinand
Ferdinant
Marie-Louise
Byzantium
East Europe
Russia
Snantry
Hulgaria
Ferdiand
Boris
Algeria
Bulgaria
NEA
Roosevelt Addresses Boy Scouts of America Aide
President Roosevelt spoke by radio to the Boy Scouts gathered in camps nationwide. He tied the success of the Constitution to unselfish cooperation and noted the jamboree cancellation due to an infantile paralysis outbreak. A separate church address on the war situation was postponed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Intr
Boy Scots of America
Campa
Herbert Hoover
Church of the Brethren
R. L. Sherry
Kermit Eby
Ann Arbor
Mich
Virginia
Plans to Make War Rushes Amid Global Tensions
London and Vienna report rising war readiness as Britain plans seven point sanctions and urges American support. Austria under fascist rule faces pressure while Paris presses Italy and Ethiopia through diplomacy. A Senate seven point program aims to keep the US neutral if war breaks out.
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Vienna
Austria
Healy
Paris
Laval
Mussolini
Ethiopia
London
Italy
League
Washington
Senate
America
Addis Ababa
Hat
Se Jasale
Stanley Baldwin
Geneva
United States
United States Senate
Had More Insurance On Will Rogers Policy
Lloyds Underwriters report a claim will be made on a £50 000 policy covering death by accident for Will Rogers. The policy, renewed annually, covered the cowboy comedian during occasional flying and was spread across many underwriters.
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London
Lloyd’s
Will Rogers
Plane carries Rogers and Post bodies from Alaska home
A damaged report states Rogers and Wiley Post were flown from Point Barrow to reach Geaitie Washington for burial. The craft, built for Pan American Airways, was taken to Hagerstown and piloted by Joe Crosson in past Alaska searches, as authorities confirm.
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Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Pan-American Airways
Magerstown
Fairchild Plent
Joe Crosson
Almead Ang
Alaska
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George B. ‘Simmons
Marshall
Springfield
Aliant
Officala
Batimore
1H Klein
Prince
Atamp
Hungary
BOY Scouts OF U.S
Pends
Spirit
Eee
H. L. Mills
Patrick
Rome
England
Ray Atherton
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Samuel Hoare
Atherton
Wil Rogers
North Market
Corner
Market Streets
Shirley Temple Frock
Mitci Little
Dorothy
Chiffon
Organdivs Batiste
LAST
Frederick Cloak and Suit Store
Hagerstown
Cissson
Rogers and Post
Ivory
Gray
FRICH
Carty
EB. Patrick St
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
5Th Avenue
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