Rights of Way for Road Ready in Washington County
Surveys have prepared and rights of way secured for a new link from Hagerstown to Thurmont to Balts, aiming to improve the Washington County road. Residents favor a Thurmont Foxville route over Hungerford’s Deerfield plan, with rights of way for 1.6 miles secured. Construction may start this year per officials, linking to Smithsburg via the Recreational Area edge. Roads in the area have suffered damage from freeze thaw, with repairs planned on the Westminster Manchester road Fenby Eldersburg pike and Fingerboard road.
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Washington
Bubrman
Foxvilet
Tromas A. Cum
State Roads Com Lion
Waca de
Hagerstown
Targugi
Thurmont
Balts
Hungerford
Deerfield
Catoetin
Foxville
Linthicum
Tabler
Roads Commission
Washington County
Smithsburg
Westminster-Manchester
Fenby-Eldersburg Pike
Carroll County
Fingerboard Road
Frederick County
Governor criticizes magistrate in contempt ruling
Annapolis Md Feb 3 Gov Bary W Nice says Magistrate J Frank Fox erred in fining Preston Orndorff Baltimore for contempt of court and orders a reconsideration and dismissal with the fine returned Orndorff praised for bravely apprehending a burglary suspect Nice also probes a Baltimore Fire Department battalion chief allegedly slurred by the magistrate and vows to reprimand any magistrate found at fault
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Annapolis
Bary W. Nice
J. Frank Fox
Preston Orndorff
Baltimore
Orndorff
Fox
Baltimore Southwestern Police Court
Baltimore Fire Department
Fire Department
Dela- Gov
Baltimore Fire Board
Gov. Nice
Right To Dam Stream Upheld By Magistrate Bowlus
Wilson Carmack, watercress grower, sued Ernest Martin over a dam on a stream 280 yards from Fountain Rock Spring. Bowlus ruled Martin guilty of destroying Carmack’s dam, fined 5 and costs with payment of costs to suspend. The case hinged on lease terms and water rights for domestic use. Martin claimed permission to tear down the dam. Carmack testified damage to crops and disputed water flow. Other items noted included separate speeding and traffic fines.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Wilson Carmack
Harmony Grove
Ernest Martin
Fountain Rock
Martin
Carmack
Fountain Rock Spring
Jesse Stoner
Stoner
Francis Perrott
Sherman Bowers
D Princeton Buckey
Bowlus
Ernest A. Ahalt
Middletown
Reese O. Metcalfe
Washington
J. J. Thompson
Roy ©. Baker
Farm Buildings Group For $2,000
Washington February 8 Agriculture Department engineers report a five room house barn smoke house and poultry house can be manufactured and sold as a complete group for about $2,000 Models built from pre fabricated galvanized copper bearing steel panels were erected on government land near Greenbelt Maryland for demonstration purposes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Greenbelt
Japanese Columns Advance On Lunghai Rail in North China
Two Japanese columns move from southeast and northwest toward a Lunghai Railway junction 90 miles west of Suchow, aiming to cut China's interior supply. Reports say the battle line along the line is shifting north of Pengpu as tanks spearhead toward Mengcheng and Nanlo, with 2003 Chinese dead claimed.
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Shanghai
Lunghai
China
Lung‘hai
Pengpu
Jwest
Suchow
Tientsin-Pu‘kow
Mengcheng
Nanlo
Fragmentary Q A items hint at 15 mile ascent plan
Disjoint OCR fragment mentions Q answers 1 Jean Pitcard and ascent of 15 miles. Mentions a type of Italian bombing plane and a political note that Democrat Alfred Evan Reames was named to succeed Steer for a five year term. Also references tearing something down for a parking slot and a gas station.
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Jean Pitcard
Alfred Evan Reames
Steer
House Debates Farm Program Drawn Out By Vote Rules
Zion Feb 8 Admitting leaders push as de bate on final passage of the measure was pending in the House today amid opposition over relief provisions and loan terms. A four hour rule was adopted to prevent changes as views on dairy livestock and poultry protection were raised. Speaker Bankhead noted limited debate time while Senator O Mahoney urged safeguards, and Chairman Jones appealed for unity to aid farmers against surpluses and price swings in wheat cotton corn tobacco and rice.
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House
Deoate
Bankhead
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Jim
Senate
Conference
Jones
Texas
Agriculture Committees
Drunkenness Among Younger Element in Annapolis
Annapolis police commissioner Thomas G Basil denounces drunkenness among the younger element and warns the police will close any place selling to anyone under 21. He notes students are often found intoxicated and vows to trace where beer and whiskey are obtained.
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Annapolis
Thomas G Basil
Answers to Cranium Crackers Problem on Page Four
The police deduced Trost did not participate in the robbery due to timing. His wife smoked the last cigarette before he left and it burned out after his return, making the seven-block round trip implausible. The piece also notes Providence, R I hosts the world’s largest machine shop.
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Trost
Notices Mailed To Water Delinquents
Collector Albert A. Schroeder says hundreds of delinquents have been mailed notices that water bills must be paid within 30 days or the city will act under water ordinances. Mayor Culver and the Aldermen earlier discussed enforcing payments. delinquent rents total about 17 000 dollars, though reduced recently.
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Albert A. Schroeder
Schroeder
Lloyd C. Culler
Clarify Law Regulating Amusements in Salisbury
Somerset county officials seek a legal opinion on the 1937 law governing county amusements. The Board of Commissioners requests clarity on licensing and control of a walking contest outside Salisbury. The county solicitor and attorney general are involved in interpreting the statute’s applicability.
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Saluoury
County Cou- Pie All Philippice
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Nice
Southwestern Police Court
Ywenor
Justice Bowlus
Farm Buildings Group
Providence
R. T
M Reynolds
Be Ae Baik
James Clark McReynolds
U. S. Supreme Court
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Bigelow Rugs
Hberle
Kumfy
Heerle
Hendrickson
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