Prizes Offered for Fire Department Parades in Middletown and Thurmont
Fire departments in Middletown and Thurmont plan weekend celebrations with parades, music, and games. Middletown hosts a band concert on Friday and a Saturday parade with 10 fire units expected, plus a Frederick County League game at 2:20. Thurmont features a Saturday program with boxing vaude acts, a car float, and chicken dinners, with cups and cash prizes for parade divisions and distance.
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Middletown
Wawmony
Ae Myersville
Washington Street
Frederick County League
Peel
Uleck
Waneytown
Carnival
Etestig
Pressertee Cumnet Tn
Doub
J. Mason Hoffman
J. Elmerarp
Fred Hoffman
Middletown Company
Governor Moeur of Arizona Stakes His Second Term
The soft-voiced physician politician Benjamin Baker Moeur is identified as governor of Arizona, entering his second term and stressing a promise to address taxes and wasteful spending. The article notes his political rise and his formal candidacy announcement amid a long career.
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Senjamin Baker Moeur
Arisona A
Ren
Taste For Mother's Dishes Lingers
An essay recalls nostalgia for a mother's cooking, noting city dwellers crave traditional dishes and detailing old-fashioned recipes and desserts. It includes salad dressings, Special Fruit Dressing, Macot Pudding, and Tomorrow's Menu with meals listed for breakfast lunch and dinner.
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Mary
Daguenea Service
Gia
Ohio
Missouri
Kentucky
Virginia
Unauthorized use of automobile leads to three months
Harvey Harris accused Ernest Luby, a colored car-washer, of taking his car after washing it. Luby was found guilty of unauthorized use and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer in Police Court. Harris reported the car was not returned by the designated time Sunday afternoon.
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Harvey Harris
Ernest Luby
House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Harris
Luby
Ofcer Allen McHeary
Rederick
Local court items from New Market and surrounding area
Harris's hospital work questioned over unwashed gear and nine gallons of gasoline seized. Benton C Kennedy fined $5 for reckless driving and running a stop sign. Lee Tfert forfeits $1 on illegal parking. Lewis Williams ordered to pay $1 weekly support after a hearing. Deputy Sheriff Smith involved. A stray note mentions a South American cat species.
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Charles IV. Smith
Body of Dillinger gang gunner found near gravel pit
Qawege Aug 28 The badly decomposed body of Sohn Hamilton, a Dillinger gang machine gunner, was found in a shallow grave about half a mile north of Oswero by three unidentified Federal agents. Hoover announced the discovery from Washington. Coroner Groner ordered the body moved to an undertaker, with an inquest likely tomorrow.
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Qawege
Sohn Hamilton
Oswero
Theager
Dillinger Gang
Hamilton
South 8. Paul
Minn
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F. M. Groner
Kendall County
Crowley-Bhelvador Displays Radio and Washing Machines
A display area at 4108 Miki Hyatt Building showcases Crowley-Bhelvador refrigerators and Radioa AB0 washing machines. Albert C. Palmer is listed with a phone 518-0 for tuning and radio repairing services.
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Crowley-Bhelvador
Radioa A.B.O
Miki, Hyatt
Examines Body Wounds as Gainfully Identifies Dillinger Gang Link
First examination reveals bullet wounds and body imprint, agents cover the body with a sack until the coroner arrives. Melvin B. Purvin, ex head of the Chicago G-Men, comments that the finding of Hamilton’s body winds up the Dillinger gang. A note mentions a dangerous explosive, nitrogen iodine, famed for sensitivity to touch.
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Chicago
Melvin B. Purvin
G-Men
Dillinger
Hamuton
Dillinger Gang
Maryland PWA funds delayed by missing project details
Baltimore August 28 Abel Wolman state PWA director said applications for 4 09,000 construction funds are stalled in the Maryland PWA office because applicants lack required project details. Deadline for new filings is September 7 with final Washington review by September 13. total Maryland specifications cleared locally number 38 with total cost of approximate sums.
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Baltimore
Maryland Public Works Administration
Abel Wolman
PWA
Washigton
Maryland
Frederick MD Budget Estimates for 1935 36
The 1935 36 municipal budget lists estimated revenues including water rents opera house rent market licenses police licenses street repairs beer licenses coal dealers real estate and personal property taxes and other sources. An outstanding cash balance is shown and totals reflect all funds. Adopted by the Board of Aldermen and approved by Mayor Lloyd C. Culler on August 26 1935 in Frederick Maryland.
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Opera House
Bath House
Mincalananna
Licer
Weapa
Aldermer City Register
City Hall City Opera House
City Market
Airport Zoning
Bureau of Engineering Light
Carroll Creek Water
Bureau of Health
Bureau of Police
Bureau of Fire Fire
Baker Park
Mullinix Park
Carroll Park
Sehley Park
Harmon Field
Hospital Park
Bents Street
Mt. Olivet Park
Frederick
City of
Frederick, Md
Dough starter lore tied to Alaskan bread lore
The text cites a sourdough habit of an Alaskan figure nicknamed Tatpeseer, describing him as the originator of a bulk dough starter for flapjacks. It mentions a Baltimore city program around 19 million dollars and a related approximate ten million dollar figure.
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Tatpeseer
Alaska
Kat
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Blankville
Wwe
Portland Cement Association
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Philadelphia
Ilean
Markell & Ford
Gerriend
FWA
Municipal Budget
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
The
Bank of Porvensi Service
Lesa Discount
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Soest
Lloyd C. Culler
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Baltimore City
Dean
Eyeber Globe
Cheauers
Scala
Fleure Ais
Fleer
Heuss
Gental
North Court Street
Quaker City
North Market Street
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth
Pa. BR
Ling
Cera
Chevrolet
Hollander's Auto Stores
Patrick St
Sea
Wd Tea Inc
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