Frederick City Builds Mountain Park High Knob Beauty Spot
Frederick city unveils Gambril Park atop High Knob funded by FERA moves. 450 acres converted from woodland with dead wood removal, road improvements, and planned trails. City Engineer Elmer Maxwell leads 50 to 60 workers as park plans evolve toward observation platforms and fireplaces for visitors.
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Frederick City
Gambril
Hknob
FERA
Braddock Heights
Sugar Loaf
Lloyd ©. Culler
Frederick
High Knob
Shookstown
FBRA
Elmer. Sic. Maxwell
Mayor visits scene as park project progresses
Frequent eyewitnesses observe ongoing progress at the park site. Mayor Culler revisits the plan, noting anticipated continued work and more men likely employed in coming months as improvements proceed.
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Culler
Business leaders near backing dole plan used in U S
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia December 18 The executive staff of American business nears acceptance of a plan to provide unemployment relief through direct relief modeled on England rather than work relief The joint conference of 90 business leaders aims to unite business backing for relief while drafting disagreements persist over NRA code provisions and production controls. An aside notes that many residents in Down and Antrim speak a form of old Scotch.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
American Business
Joint Business Conference For Recovery
United Business
England
NRA
Down and
Antrim
Development of beer topic at Kiwanis meeting
Kiwanis club at the Francis Scott Key hotel heard a talk on beer history and modern brewing from Arthur Booth and M. G. Belding of Globe Brewery Baltimore. Booth outlined ancient roots, aging, flavor, and purity, noting beer’s food value and temperance potential while recalling Prohibition factors. Carrall H. Vendrickson presided. one new member joined. guests Park Loy and Austin Whitenlil attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Globe Brewery
Baltimore
Maryland
Arthur Booth
M. G. Belding
Booth
Walter F. Zeigler
Carrall H. Vendrickson
Clarence Cassis
Parsons Newman
Park W.T. Loy
Hagerstown
Austin Whitenlil
Mais Sighted Near Bellefonte Two Fugitives
Bellefonte Pa December 18 police received a report from two gas station attendants that they saw two men in an automobile heading toward Tyrone and Altoona. One man is believed to be fugitive killer Robert Mais who shot a guard in Richmond Virginia. The other is Walter Lagenza, also a fugitive from Richmond prison. Police said both were probably heavily armed.
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Bellefonte
Robert Mais
Tyrone
Altoona
Richmond
Walter Lagenza
Pove
Abducted Boy Ray Larsson Found In Tyler Parking Lot
A nationwide search for three year old Ray Larsson ended as police discovered him unharmed in a Tyler Texas parking lot. Investigators dropped kidnapping theory and described the abductor as an amateur car thief who took the boy after stealing his father's car.
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Koy
Tyler
Tex
Ray Larsson
Ind
Pre-Natal Care Talks Presented to Frederick Doctors
Dr Mason Knox and Dr Edmund Harrison of Baltimore spoke on Adequate Pre-Natal Care at the Frederick County Medical Society dinner meeting at the Key Hotel. They urged expanding clinics statewide, noting 84 percent of maternal deaths occurred without prenatal care. The program was organized by County Health Officer Dr E C Kefauver with state sanatorium president Dr S S Shafer presiding. attendees listed include several local physicians.
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Mason Knox
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Edmund P. H. Harrison, Jr
Baltimore
Frederick County Medical Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Knox
E. C. Kefauver
8. S. Shafer
Sabillasville
Libertytown
J. W. Long
Walkersville
James K. Gray
Morris A. Birely
Thurmont
J. G. Smith
Brunswick
Talbott Brice
Jefferson
George Riggs
Wams~ville
Paul Cohen
Shafer
State Sanatorium
Bell Jury Disagrees in Poison Case at Fredericksburg
The Fredericksburg jury failed to reach a verdict in Edward C. Bell’s trial for alleged attempts to poison his wife Madge Bell. Judge Coleman ordered Bell confined to the State Hospital for the Insane in Marion, Va, pending further action. The jury reportedly split five for insanity and seven for conviction. Christmas programs are announced by local churches with dates December 24 and 26, including Bible school entertainments and children’s performances.
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Fredericksburg
Edward C. Bell
Frederick W. Coleman
State Hospital For
Marion
Bell
Madge Bell
Bible School of the
Brunswick Charge
Church of God
William A. Herpich
Locust Valley Church Bible School
Delphey's Daily License Service Promotes 1935 Tags
A Frederick advertisement urges motorists to obtain 1935 license tags through Delphey's Daily License Service at 140 West Patrick Street. The ad promises wise forethought, minimal extra cost, and no trouble or delay for the busy driver.
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Delphey
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Frederick
Frederick county and city bonded debt at low level
Frederick county debt stands at 1 668 700 with 1 169 000 in school bonds and 499 700 in roads and almshouse bonds. City debt totals 1 205 000, cut by 12 000 since June. Together with water works and reservoir bonds the total bonded indebtedness of city and county is 2 873 700, about 6 percent of the city tax base and under 4 percent for the county tax base, indicating sound finances and a valuable water system worth at least a million dollars.
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Frederick City
Maryland
City Register
Louis E. Eichelberger
Singanore Creek
State Planning Commission
Frederick
City Debt Wiped Out If Asset Is Sold
Expressions claim that disposal of the asset could raise enough funds to reduce the city's bonded debt by several hundred thousand dollars and perhaps eliminate it entirely. The statement highlights potential financial relief and the asset's perceived value within municipal finance discussions.
Property Sales Recorded in Frederick County Deeds
Deeds filed in the clerk’s office show the Beaver Dam public school in Johns ville district sold by the Frederick County Board of Education to Mr and Mrs C M Diehl for about $500. Hallie M Davis sold an 80 acre Urbana district farm to Mary Belle Loper for £1300. G Leicester Thomas sold two lots in Catoctin Park near McCurdy Field to Carl Walch and Althea V Walch for about $500. News advertising pays big dividends Invest in it.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Beaver Dam
Johnsville
C. M. Diehl
Hallie M. Davis
Urbana
Mary Belle Loper
G. Leicester Thomas
Catoctin Park
McCurdy Field
Carl Walch
Althea V. Walch
Freighter Bis to Afloat in Severe Atlantic Storm
New York dispatch reports the Norwegian freighter Bis to unable to be rescued as raging seas crippled her rudder bridge and lifeboats in one of the Atlantic's worst storms. Crew members reportedly remain aboard and fight the raging sea conditions tonight.
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New York
Bisto
Rescue under way as sea peril draws ships toward scene
The British oil tanker Mobilon stood by after a day of fruitless rescue efforts. The North German Lloyd liner Europa, off course, ploughed through treacherous seas to reach the area about 600 miles off the Azores. The Cunard-White Star liner Aurania also hurried to help the freighter. There were 17 men aboard.
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Mobilon
Europa
Azores
Aurania
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