State to Have Most Modern TB Hospital in Country
Governor Lane broke ground for an eight story tuberculosis hospital at Mt Wilson Sanitorium in Pikesville. The $3 million facility will be the nerve center of Maryland’s TB system with capacity for 1300 patients and future expansion. It will host diagnostic, surgical, research and treatment functions and may later convert to a chronic disease hospital. The project, funded from excess sales tax revenues, reflects a broader expansion of the sanatorium system alongside mental hospital reforms.
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Russia Plans Biggest Hydroelectric Plant
Moscow reports the Council of Ministers announced plans to build a colossal hydroelectric station on the Volga in the Kuibyshev region within five years. The project aims to power Moscow Kuibyshev and Saratov, electrify railways, irrigate trans Volga farmlands, and improve the Volga as a transport artery, with construction starting this year.
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Four Hurt In Two Car Crash On Hampstead Bridge
Heavy rain sparked a two car collision on the Western Maryland Railway Co bridge in Hampstead injuring four people. Dorothy Wyatt 20 and her husband Herbert Martin Wyatt (and their 13 month old son Herbert Martin Hyatt Jr.) sustained multiple injuries while Earl E Reese 27 received three fractured ribs. Both drivers face hearings August 31 in Hampstead.
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Votes To Accept Land For Potomac Parkway
The House passed a bill to authorize acceptance of additional land for a Federal parkway between Great Falls and Cumberland Maryland. The measure would widen the existing 184 miles of right-of-way to an average 100 acres per mile along the Chesapeake and Ohio canal route with no government cost. now heads to the Senate.
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Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Attendance included 40 Reds 43 Blues and four visitors. Charles V. Main presided, Edward Rice taught. Charles Lockard led prayer, Raymond Free read the lesson, Mallard Crum directed singing. Rice will teach again next Sunday.
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Relief payments decline in Maryland welfare report
Baltimore dispatch reports a sharp fall in state relief paid to employables. Less than $7,000 was distributed last month to 118 people, all but one in Baltimore city. the June total was $15,662. One case was in Baltimore County. The note adds Liberia has no railroads and only 250 miles of highway suitable for autos.
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Cement Shortage Hits Local Construction Delays Projects
A severe cement shortage disrupts Frederick metropolitan construction with mayoral remarks urging curb and gutter work delays. Eastern plant strikes, railroad car shortages, and surging demand for highways and private builds drive scarce supply. Maryland and nearby states face strained production as bridges and housing programs absorb cement, with November 1 seen as when recovery may begin.
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Tire shortages calm as supply tightens for motorists
The News notes that a tire emergency eased with sufficient stock expected for motorists, though continued scarcity could worsen if demand rises. The report mentions Frederick, Md., and reassesses the outlook for tire availability amid ongoing shortages.
The Hoarders Warned by Rubber Industry
Detroit Aug. 21 reports say new autos and tires remain in active demand. Industry spokesmen note many motorists buy new casings despite substantial stock on vehicles, fearing rationing or shortages. They warn hoarding tires is futile as storage is impractical and tires rot without proper care.
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Twelve violent deaths in Maryland weekend tally report
An Associated Press tally shows Maryland recorded twelve violent deaths over the weekend. The fatalities include three drownings, several highway crashes, and a death at a pipeline construction site.
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Doan's Pills Offered For Backache Relief
A public notice touts Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache caused by overexertion cold or bladder irritations. It claims relief for nagging pains, headaches, dizziness, and nighttime or frequent urination, noting millions have used the product over 60 years and urging readers to obtain Doan's Pills today.
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