Water Project Expands Through City Streets
City embarks on major water and sewer improvements with sections opening, trenching on East Patrick Street, and street work from Clarke Place to Winchester Street. Crews install water mains, curb and gutter, and sewer lines, while access to southern Tralt venue resumes and repairs continue on Fifth Street and Washington Street.
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Tannin
Wil Jon
Jeashinult Brothers
Wiedernk
Tactith Street
Seer Wuark
West Fifth
Ein Ithout
Fifth Street
Fifthy Street
Washington Street
East Patrick Street
Clarke Place
Winchester Street
WPA
Clarke Dace
Welfare board chiefs meet with state officials in Baltimore
Abraham H. Derr, president of the County Commissioners and a member of the Frederick County Welfare Board, attended the meeting in Baltimore Monday with representatives of welfare boards and county commissioners. The gathering was convened by Jamiel E. Shannahan, state welfare administrator.
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Abraham H. Derr
Frederick
Weather Record Precipitation for 26 Hours Ending Today
The report notes 255 inches of precipitation for Augusta with unclear figures for Noreen hismeien and Autry 1993-232. Temperatures yesterday and today are listed around 47 F, with forecasts showing minor changes. The entry mentions various times and locations but lacks coherent data due to damaged text.
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Augusta
Noreen Hismeien
Autry
Tomartoa
Eemdhan
ereymet—Monreney
Fractured Report on See and War Departagean Status
A garbled account describes turmoil at the See and War Department. It mentions Secretary Gears and a crowd at a site, referencing injuries and a heart crisis with unclear details. The text is severely distorted with missing names and locations.
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Walitattian
Wathen
Eypres
Fashiima
Soviet Executions Mark Plot Against Bolsheviks
The article reports that sixteen individuals were executed for a plot against the Soviet regime. It notes high profile links to Leon Trotsky and claims secrecy around the executions and the government committee’s decisions.
Fallen Poles to be Replaced After City Incident
A noon fall of nine Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company poles and four Postal Telegraph poles caused temporary outages. Workers, led by Walter C. Water, plan immediate removal and replacement with permanent posts. Some poles snapped across the highway but service remained largely uninterrupted.
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Walter C 2Ater
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Tev
Ferrell Reinstated as Fine on Pitcher Stands
Boston August 24 AP report says manager Jon Cronin reinstates Wes Ferrell after the $1000 fine is kept in place. Cronin announced Ferrell would remain with the team despite the incident that saw him ejected from the game against the New York Yankees.
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Boston
Bost
Red Sox
Jon Cronin
Wes Ferrell
New York Yankers
Cromin
Ferrell
Rand
Cheering Business News Sends Market Prices Up
New York reports a buoyant session as trading activity lifts market indices. Prominent movers include commodities and currency sections with gains in shares and US dollar quotes amid speculative buying. Analysts noted broad participation across sectors and a positive mood in afternoon dealings.
Railway work at Thurmont ends as girders set
Detailed progress report notes completion of girders for Thurmont railway project and ongoing dual highway work. Contractors advance on underpass, undercrossing, and bridge installations. Several firms report delays from materials and terrain, with traffic detours in place for Sabitasvily and Harmony areas.
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Fagiv
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Renee Erulcaett Bee
Renee Erulcaett Bee Cumokdatead Enginending Company
Wick
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Yrallie
Meo Linthicum
Sabitasvily
Marylatad
Thomas, Bennett
Dinter
Frederick
Retsan Ls
Ty Constructs
Myersvile
Warry
Campbell and Sons Cms
Lows
Bussard
Harmony
Linthicum
Camp Nice
Flood Control Allotments Announced by War Department
War Department announced emergency flood control allocations for North Atlantic divisions including Baltimore Wake and Susquehanna river areas under the emergency appropriations act. Preparations for levee improvements and river defense were outlined, with focus on Atlantic coast regions and associated river systems.
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Atlantic
Canton
Alemient
Othe War Department
North
Baltimore
Dividdon
Wake Barre
Uni
SAGAN
Suequehans
Black Suspect Charged In Local Larceny Case
A Black individual faced charges for taking property in a local larceny incident. Warrant activity highlighted involvement by Montgomery County authorities. The arrestee was taken into custody Monday afternoon by a sheriff deputy, with ongoing investigations.
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Momraomery
Tomas Ana
Roosevelt and Landon Era Puts Eyes on Political Moves
The piece surveys Roosevelt's public stance and behind the scenes political maneuvering around the 1936 race. It notes Roosevelt's perceived political flexibility, comparisons to past statesmanship, and how Perry Landon supporters aim to siphon votes from Roosevelt to tilt the contest. It references American political figures and party dynamics in a wartime context, highlighting strategic voting and party splits.
Crowds in Buffalo Welcome Landon at Station Entrance
Police clear a path as Republican nominee Landon arrives in Buffalo. A large crowd fills the concourse of New York Central Station with cheers and a band playing as supporters line the platform.
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Cain
Enor
Aem Yanan
New York
Haulten
New York Central
Welcond
Double Killing Report Unclear Details Emerges
A reported double killing near Dingiton and Mord involves several named individuals including Mrs Thomas and her estranged husband. Authorities say one suspect claimed the husband timed his attack during a party event and the wife aided by steering the car, with details still murky and under investigation.
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Sulelie
Antios
Ian Wich
Afare
Gerd Sot
Dingiton
Mord
Thomas
Washington
Dueeph A AL Inaster
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Winsett
Sheriff Seeks claimant for large copper kettle found
A 10 gallon copper kettle stolen from a New Market area property was recovered near Lingenore Creek by local authorities. The finder or rightful owner can reclaim it by reporting to Sheriff Wiltner or Deputy Shetdf Smith this fall with proof of ownership.
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New York
New Market District
Sherriff Wiltner
Shetdf Smith
Lingenore Creek
Jenking
Winchester
Turkey
Virginia Wathorls
Rural Club Prize Winners Highlight Woadshora Women
Local rural club event featured Mrs. Grejner Grameen and Miss Fiorente Wilber among prize recipients. The Cooking School program and home demonstration efforts drew attendees from Wierertawen and surrounding areas, with talks by Miss Tisald and Miss Raden.
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Mages
Cuerpat
Spotae
Grejner
Economiste
Ted Ation
Mss Raden
Paven
Cae Pratt Pairarfin Watt
Mies
Fiorente Wilber
Comity
Woman Shot by Husband In Cat County
Mrs Abel Tahmat of Cat County was shot in the foot by her husband Nero Shean in their home. Doctors reported the foot might be saved with treatment and surgery removed a portion of a potion in the foot while surgeons hoped to save enough tissue for walking again. The assailant, Vernon Galiman, 38, a ward veteran, was jailed by Carroll County authorities as the case moved to the hospital admission with physicians signing for admission and care.
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Maltimore
Trilyere
Abel Tahmat
Cattell County
Merent J. Stout
Asetetany
ArdQvar Sitvlsies
Shipley
Tony Ents
Mia Tahiman
Nero Teband
Vernon Galiman
Seareous Ward
Shean
Walter Shipley
Vie
Carrol County
Wela Eld
Ila Adtittance
Wooab Stone
County Health
Acer
Cote
Beer Garden Owner Attacked and Suspect Held
A beer garden owner was assaulted near Clensenyne while a resident named Heth Mimer Wet] was arrested Monday. The incident occurred as officers pursued the suspect toward Mirderek and involved a melee at the paneled tavern. Police indicated the victim required care after the beating and the arrest followed an extended pursuit.
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Heth
McWittner
Mirderek
Ted
Fragmentary report on alleged family tragedy and legal notices
A garbled OCR fragment describes a death and family matters, naming grandparents, parents, children, and a testator. It references a Sparrow Point Waltiware area and police involvement, with vague notes on beleaguered families and possible custody or inheritance issues amid unclear details.
Enomitsburg Car Crash Near Gettysburg Reported
Police report a two-car collision near Gettysburg when a New York vehicle stopped suddenly on the road causing Enomitsburg driven car to skid into the other. Driver Mia Hilal, unlicensed, paid a $10 fine after being charged with failing to exhibit registration. Damage estimates put the Spangler car at $250 with minor injuries implied.
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Cheytysbieg
Sanitel de Bpanaler
Chettyburge
Raat Burg
Patronian Wot Mathers
Getty Shure
Dover
New York
Mitrobman
Enimitatorg
Spangler
Meo Spanater
Choi
Colston
Mie
Ptsvar
Strick
Auemoniie
Mia Hilal Wats
Patra Mith Mathers
Justice of the Peace
John Gheasier
Bny Kenmiteburg
Oamad
Damas
Oren Anniversary at Troffinay Orphanage
The twenty seventh anniversary of the Troffinay Orphanage near Litttos town will be held Thursday attended by about twenty people. Arrangements have been made by Mia Allen Tt Tammy and Maedene WW Anders, members of the Tacle Auxiliary.
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Litttos
Mia Allen
Tammy
Maedene
Anders
Tacle
Fragmented OCR note on court case and defendants
An OCR fragment describes a court matter involving a named defendant and others. It mentions an ordinary court, a district or county setting, a potential conviction, and references to legal proceedings or pleas. The text is garbled and preserves few clear facts beyond a court context.
Per Capita Sales Reported For 1983 In Maryland
Washington Aug 28 AP The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reported that Pocotoke City had per capita retail sales of 699 in 1983 the highest in Maryland and triple the national average. Maryland per capita sales averaged 294 while US was 204. Frederick County and city, Brunswick and Carroll County figures are listed with Frederick city 301 and Westminster 425 for county totals.
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Mureau
Copmeren
Pocomttoke City
Maryland
United States
Mie
Wan Stly
Frederick County
Slit
Frederick City
Brunswick
Carroll Coun'y
American Woman Held in Poland To Be Freed
A Polish court has informed the U S embassy that Mrs Predoreck Atkinson of Minnesota will soon be released from jail after unspecified charges are dropped. Embassy and consular teams prepared for the release with unknown timing, while reports indicate a prior sentence may be overturned amid diplomatic talks.
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United States
Predoreck Atkinson
Minpeapais
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