Board approves one city official, rejects another
The Frederic newspaper notes the Board of Aldermen confirms Harmon Staley as city lineman after a prior rejection of Charles Suterac. Grove opposes Staley citing county residency. The article also covers plans to flood part of Baker Park for an ice skating pond, library funding, bids for manhole frames, and street grove maintenance.
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Robert L. Grove
Aldernen
Wednesdeyight
Liosd Culler
Harmon Staley
City Lneman
Charles &Uterac City
Uneman
Grove
Nile
Merbert
Schoieder
G. William Shipley
Charles F. Butcher
Jesse W. Kolb
Mr. Stater
Suler
Staley
Yellow Springs
Jong
Suters
Ses
Edward JL Smith
Cutler
Potomac Esison Company
John Hart
Joseph Wallace
Asm
Secon O Baker Parc
Baker Park
Manwell
Jacob Kidws
We Terrace
Skat
Culler
Fred Fret
Kuch
Memcrers
Lbrary
Mire
W. Harry Haller
Eugene W. Pruitt
Umder
Lstad Ax Levering Bros. Inc
Hanover
Gara! Foundry Co
Flynn and Emerick Gompant
American Brake Shoe and Foundry
Taftte
Gras O Attee
Aldewatk Skiring
Baker Para
Mark Streets
Carrai and Fuk Street
May events limited to daytime hours
A May schedule indicates activities run only during daytime hours from morning to dusk. No further details on exact events or locations are provided in readable text.
Prohibition Repeal Two Years On Inevitable Debate Uptown
Two years after repeal began on December 5 1933 the liquor question remains contentious with boosters predicting a return to prohibition while dry groups gain momentum. The article notes jobs tax revenue and distribution growth from legal alcohol while bootlegging persists and enforcement costs rise amid shifting public attitudes and NRA code changes.
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America
Buszas
Sears
Wade
Notas
Democrats to Meet in Carroll County Rally and Dinner
Westmester December 4 is set for a large Democratic gathering in Carroll County with a reception and dinner at Westminster Hotel. Expected speakers include Sens Tyatags and Radcliffe, Rep Wm P Cole Jr, Mayor Howard W Lopepenn, Gov Albert C. Rutchie, AG Herbert R OConor, Sumner Welles, Lawrence Feeneman, and Charles B Movinn. The Young Democratic Clubs of America sponsor the event.
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Albert C. Rutchie
Herbert R Oconor
Sumner Welles
Mr. Lows Galleher
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Lawrence Feeneman
Young Democratic Club of America
Charles B Movinn
Baltimore
Permanent AAA Seen by Wallace at Dec. 4 briefing
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace said the AAA should be permanent regardless of Supreme Court ruling. He outlined eight substitutes to fund acreage control and stabilize prices, including general sales tax, higher income taxes, quota systems, loans, and foreign-purchasing measures, with a pro rate top price option and tariff adjustments.
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Abteage
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Supreme Court Talies
Roosevelt
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
High Tribunal
Wallace
Malis At Whutever
Land of Fire stamp introduces Moscow subway model
A stamp series on Moscow’s eight mile long subway portrays a subsoil transit symbol of new Russia. It notes 76090 workers built it over 314 years, with 700000400 rubles spent. It includes a cross section image and a map outline, signaling a 20 mile system under the capital.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Man Taken From Train May Be Amnesia Victim
A 39 year old man taken from a Pullman car near Brunswick after a train stop Wednesday became a possible amnesia case. He gave the name George Smith before Justice William Campbell. He claimed John A. Cameron of Pocatsico Idaho as his home, and said he was a lawyer. Police sent him for federal inquiry after fingerprint checks and described him as intelligent and well dressed. The man was held in custody for 30 days pending further verification.
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Baltimore
Quaratcoad
Gev
Ge Smuth
Witliam Campbell
Brunswick
Charles W Sma
Allen Bartyiyan
Washingon
Yast
Tunsa
Western Maryland Republicans Meet in Hagerstown
Republican state central committee members from Allegany Frederick Montgomery and Washington counties met in Hagerstown to plan the 1935 campaign. Garrett delegation could not attend due to weather. Meeting, chaired by J Frank Ridenour, urged Western Maryland cooperation. speakers pressed restoring constitutional government and criticized Representative David Lew in Congress as secluded and unresponsive.
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Hagerstoun
Gom
Notcees
Allegany
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Charles F Goodell
Frederick Walter W. Dawson
Hugh A Hotehuss
Fudenaar
Congress
Maryland
David Lewy Cumberland
United States
Business groups split with new deal at national meet
The 1935 Congress of American Industry and the 40th National Manufacturers Association opened amid reports of a coming split with the New Deal. Officials forecast adoption of a platform backing capitalist expansion, economic progress, and free enterprise, opposing New Deal policies.
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Goperen
AFT
Einen Press
New York
Congress of American Industry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Bible Sunday Exhibit At Evangelical Lutheran Church
Univensst Bible Sunday will feature an old Bible collection at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Parishioners may bring family Bibles to the parsonage on Saturday for receipt and recording of the Bible’s history. Exhibits will be displayed on front tables after both services next Sunday. In Nevada in 1928 there were 42 divorces per 1000 marriages.
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Universal Bible Study
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nevada
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NEA Service, Inc
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State Central Committee
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