Democratic Hope Amid Fascist Threat Warns of War
Rev William Barnhart, Hood College, urged Kiwanis to block fascism as a global danger. He warned dictatorships rise in disintegration, highlight four objections to fascism, and urged decisive economic and moral action to preserve democracy against aggression in Europe Asia and Africa.
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Hood College
Frederick
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Hitler
Barnhams
England
Barnhart
Ethiopia
China
Spain
Japan
Thaly
Mediterranean
Germany
Europe
Ukraine
Mr. Barnhart
Nietsche
Alwa
Aimpenalire
Schroeder Deamere
Chirenee
Chamberlin
Atlantic
Wo Masgruder
College Park
Robert AO Kemp Henry RO Sheema
Prasithed Prep
Barrels of pennies left to Freeman heirs in Ontario village
In Wahburton Ontario pennies valued in barrels were left to the heirs of Frederick Freeman a 10 year old storekeeper and noted local character Freeman died yesterday His hoard included copper worth hundreds of dollars he kept a coffin in a theatre and a tombstone in the cemetery Freeman once quipped he smoked a black cigar drank the best whisky and never wronged a man.
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Wahburton
Ontario
Frederick Freeman Freeman
Beales
Freeman
Heights residents plan social events to boost interest
A Braddock Heights gathering aimed to revitalize local life proposed committee led events including card parties dances bowling and outings. The next meeting is set for January 4 with permanent residents and merchants invited to discuss entertainment plans.
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Braddock
Hayes
Wall
Te Rat
Mob Crothan Chatman
Rey Wallan
Royal
Robert JL Smith
Roe Delaplane
Mya
Terry Bseittar
Mis Jamies Ho Haare
Mod Croghan Sacmil
Altes
Friends of Farm Bill Come to Its Rescue
Washington December 7 news reports indicate a shift as Senate and House members react to President Roosevelt’s farm program. The Senate defeated McNary amendment 41 to 250, while the House moved to discard compulsory wheat controls, signaling early momentum for the administration’s season plan.
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Farm Bill
Washington
Senate
House
McNvery
Oregon
Rogeevelts
Urpane
Agrie Christnab Committee
MiNi' Sete
Limes
McNary
Amendmangt
Local Names List Skims Through Unclear Page
A jumble of names appears on a page fragment including Laine Alps, Harry Bettam, Mrs Charle Hb Mereber, Mire Vietar Maken, Mas Ehaersy Coblentz, 0 R. Minget, Ghuy Tf Dreselytr Atr Ifariy Zammerman, etc. The text reads as a scattered roster or directory with multiple titles and initials, offering no clear event or context.
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Anna Mary Rohrback
Harriet Hayes
Ars
Noel Waller
Last Right of Way Secured for Mayland Bridge Approach
The last right of way for the Mayland approach to the new bridge over the Botomuc River at Point of Rocks has been secured. A temporary approach to the Maryland side will be opened, with permanent concrete work not expected until spring. The roads commission may consider use of the Titus property lands for future Brunnywick Point of Rocks road connections.
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Botatmuc
Point of Hocks
Wanre
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Modfiruve Lime Company
The
Roads Commission
Brunmywick
Point of Rocks
Weathered highway work halts as cold slows progress
Turbulent conditions delay a templated highway project as the road commission removes beer barrels from the site and halts railing work. Crews focus on cleaning up loose tasks while remaining tasks like paving and superstructure near completion, with a tentative December finish still unlikely.
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The list presents questions on perpetual motion base metal changes and elixirs, plus horse gaits and a comptroller role. It mentions the College of Cardin...
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Tystee
Tnoagerent Home Cadain
Voting machines halted in Annapolis court ruling
The Court of Appeal, led by Chief Judge Samuel K Dennis of Baltimore, blocked a contract for purchasing voting machines for Maryland elections. The decision pauses the procurement, with the plan to reinstate the license and continue the process after a review.
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Annapolis
Court At Appeal
Samuel K Dennis
Baltimore
Othe
Miles of Sewer in Brunswick Progress Amid Delays
Engineer John Funk reported Tuesday that about four miles of sanitary sewer have been installed in Brunswick with only about a mile remaining incomplete. Labor has increased as WPA workers and others join the project, and most western sections from Maple Avenue west have sewers connected to lines. work is expected to begin soon on a trench wall and related installations.
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Irutearch
John Bo Funk
Funk
Pauriplis
WPA
Cognebr
Valdathe
Maple Avenue
Casey
Ity Enqineey
Readied WPA sewer project amid delayed start
Funk, the engineer for the project, notes that securing some plans caused a delay but obstacles have been removed and readiness to begin is in place. The erswille sewer will be a WPA financed installation.
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Funk
Erswille
Need Not Pay 37 Taxes Levied By Legislature
Maryland insurers avoid 1997 taxes as attorney general rules new levies not yet effective June 1. Reclassification under the act exempts ordinary business corporations from certain taxes while insurance firms face franchise tax and percentage premium taxes. Chinese area context noted as 4,000,000 square miles.
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Baltimore
Dec. T
Herbert Roo Conor
Maryland
Ty Business Corpor. Sons
Taife Ansurance
Tex and
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