Government considers direct loans to industry amid relief debate
Washington reports record mention of direct industrial loans under the Reconstruction Finance Act as a possible amendment. Officials note rising costs and a need to extend credit to manufacturers while Barry Hopkins urges public works programs to ease unemployment as Civil Works roles decline.
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Washington
Indus
Jesee H. Jones
Industralsts
Oman
Barry L Hopuins
Parceime
Civil Works Administration
Hopkins
Uemn Js
Woodsboro Church School Board Meeting Report
Regular Woodsboro church school workers meeting held at Mond's home on January 1. Attendees included James Reddick Welton Sirles Posie FEH Strn Hidebrane Airs Pay Mary Flanagan Ailss Louise Fort and Mrs. Fi. Refreshments were served.
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Church School Board
Woodsboro
Ras Bet
Mond
Ras Om
Mos
James Reddick
Welton
Les Posie
Feh
Hidebrane
Mary Flanagan Ailss
Louise Fort
Mraser
Antarctic Ocean Boundaries and Polar Rescue Vessel Note
Commander Byrd's ship BEAR once served as the U S coast guard relief vessel in Alaskan waters. The Antarctic continent lies between the Antarctic and Indian Oceans. Penguins are abundant in Australia New Zealand and the Falkland Islands.
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Commander Byrd
Bear
U.S. Coast Guard
Alaskan
Antarctic
Indian Oceans
Australia
New Zealand
Falkland Islands
John Boyd Fined or 30 Days for Knife Incident
John Boyd pleaded guilty in Police Court to knifing Roy Duf fin after an argument. He was fined $25 and costs or 30 days in jail. Witness Driffin testified Boyd sliced him with a pocket knife and stabbed at the man’s neck during a dispute at Ice Street early Sunday. Local officer Lieut Fred Slater arrested Boyd after a misidentification on West Pat shed.
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Roy Duffin
Ice Street
John Boyd
Jusice Gur EK
Driffin
Bord
Staley
Brora
Shall
Summonee
Marshall I
Hoffman
Oxford Helv
Christmas Pageant to Be Presented at Main Church
The Christmas Pageant of Grmiv by Dr Bor is set for Sunday evening at main church at 7 50. The program is titled Bowne Jones with performers Brownine and Bowne Jones listed among participants.
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Bor
Brownine
Bowne Jones
Investigation continues into fatal Plane 4 crash
Magistrate Guy Motter acting coroner filed preliminary results on the December Plane 4 crash that killed William H. Bradley of Frederick and Hagerstown. Bradley died from spinal and internal injuries after a collision involving Officer James Ray of the Hagerstown police and Walter Evans of Philadelphia. blame not yet fixed. Evans is recovering in Philadelphia, with further testimony anticipated once able. State police await hearing before charges.
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Guy K. Motter
William H. Bradley
Frederick
Hagerstown
Plane No 4
Bradley
James Ray
Walter Evans
Philadelphia
Evans
E. F. Thomas
A. E. Markley
A. F P. Anderson
Christmas Tree Exercises At Maryland School For the Deaf
The Maryland State School for the Deaf hosts Christmas Tree Exercises at 7 PM featuring a Lord's Prayer by students, a percussion number of Jingle Bells, and a play A Christmas Tree for Santa Claus. Students depart Wednesday for a two week vacation returning January 4.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
State Echoe
Santa Claus
Missea Hennicg
Benson and Noland
Sadler
Haroxi Manahan
Clarence Peddicord
Adams
Quinn
Miss Houchin
Luther
Radcliffe
Kent
Angelis
Schoo Ithe
Stu
Students and Faculty Set to Leave Frederic on Train
A group of students accompanied by faculty will depart Frederic early Wednesday aboard a Baltimore and Ohio railroad train bound for a scheduled trip.
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Dents
Frederick
Bactamore and
Ohio Railroad
Lindberghs Arrive in Charleston For Quiet Visit
Col and Mrs Lindbergh land their seaplane at Charleston Navy Yard after a 28 000 mile flight aboard a lone transocean craft. They meet Rear Admiral James J Raby and plan to depart at 9 am if weather allows for the next leg of their Christmas baby flight. Navy crowds watch as the ship lands with little splash.
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Charleston
S.C
Charles A. Linbergh
Miam
Charleston Navy Yard
James J. Raby
Almass
Nair
Admiral Raby
Lindbergh
Oyster War yields 28 prisoners on Potomac river
Twenty eight men were captured by Maryland authorities during a round up off Pope's Creek on the Potomac. Eighteen residents of Smith's Island faced county jail hearings while two Virginians were turned over to a Maryland captain. A. L. Evans was wounded in an arm, and several boats were burned or sunk as officials seized the fleet and guarded the scene at Pope's Creek.
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LaPlata
Maryland
Potomeec
Pope's Creek
Smith's Island
Jak
Virginia
Sec
Evans
Red
W. Cootsey
Beige
Four Tracts Of Land Sold In Catoctin District
A deed recorded in the clerk’s office reports the sale of four tracts totaling 109 acres in Catoctin district. The sellers were R W Pryor Sherman A Khor and Calvin Be. Kdine with buyers named Mr and Mrs. R W Pryor and others. Purchase price was $5,000.
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Lane
Catoctin
R. W. Pryor
Sherman A. Khor
Calvin BE. Kdine
Catoctin Distr
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