County Roads Debt Service Budgeted as State Turnover Bids Soon
County commissioners disclosed in response to a inquiry that Frederick county's remaining road debt service is 14000 dollars due July 1, with bonds from 1922 and 1934. The State Roads Commission plans to use gasoline tax funds for new roads and shift old debt payments back, potentially mirroring Montgomery county's situation. Bids for two new Frederick county road stretches are awarded and a third is to open this week, while other WEA crews handle seven projects locally.
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Frederick
Biate Roads Commission
State Roads Commision
County Roads
New State Roads Commission
State Commission
Montgomery
Predenck County Commission
Montgomery County
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Homer E. Tabler
Tabler
Bate Roads Commission
Frederick County
Creagerstown
Jimtown
Tautmont
Thurmont
Wooderers
Trouville
WEA
License tag applications rush to county treasurer office
Several hundred 1926 automobile license tag applications have already been sent to the office of County Treasurer Thomas A Chapline for perforation to show payment of taxes. Mr Chapline stated today.
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County Tressure
Thomas A Chapline
Chapline
Weather summary for the period ending today
The record shows no precipitation in the 74 hours ending today and none for December to date. December 1934 had 3.68 inches. 1935 through December 1 shows 1.24 inches. Yesterday’s high was 43, last year 42. low at night 20, last year 36. Sunrise at 7:13 a.m., sunset at 4:48 p.m. Tomorrow’s forecast indicates a 12:36 p.m. move time.
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Tetermorrow
Primes His Guns His decision on entering the presidential primaries
Senator William E. Dewey plans to speak in a series of radio broadcasts to outline GOP attitudes toward big business and to demand a platform against monopolies. The Idahoan story notes liberal Republicans and a debate within the party ahead of the primaries.
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William E . Dew Aue Oh Qapagale
Fellowship Supper For Men and Boys Held at Church of the Brethren
A fellowship supper for men and boys was held Friday evening in the Church of the Brethren. Rev Ralph M Sharpe spoke and Harry B Grove outlined Men s Work activities. The event, sponsored by the church Men s Work, featured talks Roy Leatherman and Lawrence Rice, singing, and a list of many attendees. The next Men s Work meeting was announced for December 15 at 6 30 PM.
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Church of the Brethren
Roy Leatherman
Lawrence Rice
Ralph M Sharpe
Harry B Grove
Mr. Grove
Harry Grove
Robert Sherry
Mr Sharpe
wUnd We. Wune
Robert Shafer
Clyde Grove
Faul Shafer
Price Jackson
J C. Garst
Walter Poole
Robert James
Eugene Bliler
Lloyd Kimmel
Chase Rice
Coffman
Coffmar
Ronald Kaewel
P. & Kuet‘rel
D. N Robertson
Albert Robertson
F . Biddinger
Paul Biddinger
Jesse Shaver
Glenn Rhoderick
Robert R Rhoderick
Woodrow Weddle
J Ezra Mercer
Donald Leatherman
Randal Garst
Wilbur Burras
Foster H Blickenstaff
John H. Garst
Denton Gatst
George Biddinger
Silas W. Delauer
Key Mar Woman Dies on Visit To Gettysburg Pa
Miss Annie Hawk, 72, of Key Mar, a rural mail carrier and substitute carrier at Key Mar post office, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Gettysburg Pa days after arriving with Mrs Roy Saylor to visit Miss Ella Gilliland. She lived with Mr and Mrs Roper Gait for 40 years and was active at St John’s Lutheran near Littlestown. Funeral at Gat home in Key Mar officiated by Rev A Longenecker. interment at St John’s church cemetery.
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Annie Hawk
Key War
Canton
Ella Gilliland
Gettysburg
Grettyasburg
Miss Hawk
Roy Saylor
Key Mar
Pridar
Miss Gilliland
Roper
Gait
Carroll County
St. John's Laheran Church
Litvestown
Hawks
Key Mart
Samuel Hawks
Littlestown
James Hawk
Wrightsville
Gat
A Longenecker
St John’s Lutheran Church
Res T T Brown
Tanneytown Presbyterian Church
St. John's Church
The New Deal in Washington Split In A F of L
The Washington correspondent reports a major AFL split between industrial and craft unions. Industrial unions push mass organization of workers in industries, opposing craft union tactics seen as hindering labor gains. Leaders claim craft control weakens labor and criticise slow AF of L expansion, urging aggressive recruitment and industrial organization drives.
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Rodney Butcher
Washington
Aashington
American Federation of Labor
John B Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Traf
4. F of L
A. F
Unie
NRA
Lewin
Labor Movement
Antons I
APF Oof Lo
Benefit Payments for Hogs Growers Set at 35 Cents Per Bushel
The notice announces a government aid program paying hog producers 1.25 dollars per hog based on output at a rate of 0.35 dollars per bushel. It outlines eligibility and payment terms for hog growers under the measure.
100 Percent Base For Porkers Allowed
Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials announced 1938 1937 contracts for corn hog control to raise production cut hog base and corn acreage set payments 125 per hog base and 35 cents per bushel corn with minimum 25 percent of base planted two installments Aug 1 and Dec 31 for payments under a balanced farming plan
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Miss Drill And Mr Ash Wed At Bradenton Florida
The marriage of Miss Nancy V Drill and Mr Gordon Monges Ash took place Wednesday afternoon November 27 at four o'clock in Christ Protestant Episcopal church Bradenton Florida Rev Brunton officiated. Attending were Colonel GC Bryan retired best man Mr and Mrs Edward H Habersham of Savannah Miss Magruder Rear Admiral Garst retired Mr and Mrs P A Beatty Miss Virginia Dunn Mr and Mrs Edward Randolph and Dr Frederick Cobb of Boston. Both partners are well known in Frederick and beyond with social and patriotic ties. After a brief Florida motor trip the couple will live at 411 Fifteenth Street Bradenton.
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Ward
Nancy V Drill
Gordon Monges Ash
Frederick
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bradenton
Fla
Brunton
GC & Bryan
Edward H Habersham
Savannaha
Magruder
Garst
P. A. Beatty
Virginia Dunn
Edward Randolph
Frederick Cobb
Boston Mass
Ash
Florida
Jane Dn Ash
Harriett Drn
Fast Second Street
Farm
Fifteenth Street
Book Club Meets With City Ministers at Rev Kiviler Home
Frederick City Ministerial Association hosts a morning meeting at Rev Hen L Kieffer home to discuss denominational unity. Ministers present include Rev Dr Charles E Webler Rev Dr Am J Traver Rev Ralph E Hartman Rev W Royal Rev Tewit Pause Rev Robert L Sherry Capt Bernard C Morris and Mr Binetoe An upcoming session will be led by Res Dr G ED Williams. Also noted traffic charges against Robert Turner of Richmond Va for leaving unattended truck moment, hearing tonight at police headquarters.
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Frederick City
Uni
LC Kieffer
Ink
Sherne
Charles E Webler
Am J Traver
Keffer
Ralph E Hartman
Tewit
Robert L Sherry
Berrard C Morris
Binetoe
Scewks
G Eds Willams
Hue
Robert Tuner
Alien
Richmond Va
Charles Blumenacer
Drunkenness and Beer Sales Trends in Frederick County
The article reports rising drunkenness despite repeal year endings and notes a dip in two-year comparisons, with 1933 alcohol arrests at 210 down from 305. It highlights more drunken driving nationwide, state fines increasing 20 to 40 percent, and beer and wine sales allowed in Frederick County from December 5, 1933, with liquor legal countywide from October 8, 1934. Revenue from licenses reaches $8,222.24, while moonshine arrests slow amid shifting enforcement to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
aMters
Frederick
Frederick County
Carroll
Montgomery
Hage
Department of Internal Revenue
Prohibition Bureau
New Attitude of Business Seen as Key Factor in Presidency Race
A fragmented Washington article argues business opposition to President Roosevelt will shape the 1936 race. It notes a drawn together financial lobby under new acts and referenda, with Republicans wary of excessive campaign spending. It highlights the influence of finance committees and names Carman Fletcher and other industry figures as part of the evolving political balance.
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Wali
Ten Days in Ice Packed Car Ends for Lost Youth
A 14 year old, Glenn Buldnan of Motley Minnesota, was found emaciated and half frozen in an ice packed refrigerator car after ten days in captivity. He said he had been locked inside with no food during the ordeal. He identified a Billings Callas shipment of refrigerated lettuce as the context. Doctors believe recovery possible though feet frozen and in a state of semi stupor.
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Baltimore
Der 2
Glenn Buldlan
Motley
Bernard Ricklin
Billings
Strange Disease Fatal To Noted Archaeologist
New York December 2 AP reports Dr James H Breasted a noted archaeologist and head of the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago died early today at Presbyterian Medical Center. He was stricken last week aboard a ship en route to the United States with an undetermined malady. Breasted helped uncover walls of the tomb of Pharaoh in Egypt and warned of curses but his death prompts questions about the illness and related theories as officials assess the circumstances.
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New York
James H Breasted Oneted
University of Chicago
Presbyterian Medical Center
Anathax
Breasted
United State
Sopa Maara Bu
Britain weighs Italy oil embargo amid war crisis
The British cabinet held a decisive session to consider enforcing an oil embargo on Italy within ten days to end Italo Ethiopian fighting. Delegates planned fast action ahead of League of Nations sanctions committee discussions as Italy faces cutoffs and domestic resistance grows.
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Comrlahl
Prem
Italy
Daya
League of Nations
Associated Press
Rome
Thalys
Troumla Mmuscolbol
Tl Duce
Guards who beat patient may not face charges
Baltimore December 3 AP report says the State Survey Commission probing the Springfield State Hospital death after a guards scuffle found insufficient doubt to charge the guards criminally. The panel recommended dismissal of Vie Walus and found the death certificate misleading in the Arthur Hubert Stevens case following a November 21 fight with attendants.
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Baltimore
Suvey Commission
Springfield State Hospital
Arthur Hubert Stevens
Noted Woman Educator Dies In Philadelphia Pa
Alfie Bly Thomas, 78, resident emeritus of Bryn Mawr College and former second president, dies in Philadelphia. Associated with Bryn Mawr since its founding, she contributed decades of educational leadership and public service before stepping back from active roles in 1992.
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Philadelphia
Dee 2
Alfie Blarey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
Doe Ods Curzen
Miss Thomas
Bryn Mawr
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