Roads Commission Cuts Funds For Repairs In Frederick County
Dr Homer E Tabler head of the State Roads Commission says about 30 000 remains for current year with 32 723 spent on maintenance since October and warns of a budget shortfall if frost laws curb heavy trucks. He cites out of state trucks carrying 43000 pounds and notes no major highways in Frederick restricted yet though some secondary roads posted. Plans for four construction projects include Foxville Washington county line route amid local protests and a mule road from Point of Rocks. A Bard surfaced road to the State Fish Hatchery near Lees Town is funded with 25 225 federal aid and 1 250 state share. Tabler stayed at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Carroll Cour
State Roads Commstion
Homer E. Tabler
Fredenck
Tars
Tabler
Roads Commission
Frederick County
Allegany
Washington
Washington County
Market
Patrick Streets
State Roads Commission
Frederick City
Foxville
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Catoctin
Natonal
Middletown-Jefferson
Woodsboro
Francis Scott Ker
Answers to Cranium Crackers and The Horse Race Rivalry
A riddle notes a friend telling sons to switch horses while their fathers wager one eighth of his fortune on the winning horse. The passage also hints that the rider is unspecified and adds a remark that space has no temperature.
Gambling Probe Urged by Judge in Washington County
Circuit Judge Frank G Wagaman called for a grand jury investigation into gambling in Washington County urging action against pinball and slot machine operators and numbers rackets. He warned the county risks being run by gambling racketeers and suggested summoning those with machine licenses to reveal owners and evidence. The report also covers a crop control bill gaining final congressional approval, with details on acreage allotments, marketing quotas, and references to Senator Radcliffe and Tydings.
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Hagerstown
Gambing
Washington County
Frank G. Wagaman
Wagaman
Degal
Dookmakers
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Maryland
Radcliffe
Tydings
Agriculture Department
Prison Camp 10 Ready Soon In Maryland Plan
Baltimore Feb 14 State Roads Commission sources said proposals for construction and operation of Maryland’s first convict labor camp will be presented to Chairman Homer Tabler tomorrow. The camp at Myersville along the Frederick Hagerstown road will be ready within a month or six weeks, with prisoners drawn from Jessups. Dr Tabler and engineers said the project aims to crush stone for road surfacing and stabilize fills. The legislature provided 100000 for a one year trial, and completion of the dual highway depends on federal funds.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Homer BE
Myersville
Frederick-Hagerstown
Nathan L. Smith
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Smith
Myersville Camp
House of Correction
Jessups
Connell Dr. Tabler
Wiliam A. Codd
Harry E. Donnell
Washington- Frederick County
Frederick County
Hagerstown- Frederick Road
Tabler
Theegislature
Tabor
Washington County
Frederick
Answers to questions and notes on the day’s topics
A set of quiz-like items covers Admiral Leahy pronunciation and naval topics, a windbreak of trees numbered to 44 million planted, a note that a marriage was not the sole cause of a shakeup, a secret monastery meeting, and a bill easing financing terms for home builders. Also a Harmony Grave boy, Guy Ramsburg, stricken Friday, is receiving special serum at Frederick City hospital. doctors have not yet determined the illness cause, but he is brighter and recognizing his mother again.
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Guy Ramsburg
Harmony lGrave
Frederick City Hospital
Pingley captured after fatal sheriff shooting in Virginia
George Pingley, a middle aged farmer from a Frederick County mountain area, was trapped and captured in the Great North Mountain. He faces murder charges after allegedly shooting Sheriff J William Newcome and wounding officer George F Miller of the Virginia Highway Police. Pingley was transported under heavy guard to a jail near Winchester amid scattered crowds. Police remained tight lipped about the destination following the capture.
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Winchester
George Pingley
Frederick County
Edwin H. Smith
J. William Newcome
George F. Miller
Virginia Highway Police
Pingley
Great North Mountain
Harrisonburg
Pinglex
Woodstock
Pingre
Want Quicker Delivery Of Checks For Jobless
In Cumberland Maryland on February 14, about 2400 unemployed residents registered at city hall to press Mayor Thomas Koon for faster unemployment checks. City officials aimed to speed up payments for those with none or only one check, while unemployment office manager Fred Z Hetzell noted many registrants not eligible for other relief should have received their fourth check this week.
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Cumberland
City Hall
Thomas Koon
Koon
Fred Z. Hetzell
Commencement speaker named at Mount St. Marys College
Emmitsburg Md Feb 14 The Most Rev Bernard J Mahoney Bishop of Sioux Falls South Dakota will give the commencement address at Mount St Marys College in June college officials said today The Most Rev Peter L Ireton coadjutor Bishop of Richmond Virginia will preside at graduation exercises and the Rev James Casey Brooklyn New York will deliver the baccalaureate sermon June 5.
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Emmitsburg
Bernard J. Mahoney
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mount St. Mary’s College
Peter L. Ireton
Richmond
James Casey
Brooklyn
N.Y
CCC enrollees suspended for delinquency with minor girls
Cumberland authorities suspended two CCC enrollees for one year each after they admitted allowing three underage girls to spend the night in the camp recreation hall. Two girls were sent to a reform school while a 13 year old was paroled into her aunt’s custody after their car broke down.
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Cumberland
CCC
T. J. Borgle
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Lewistown I School
Rutledge Niece
Ann Rutledge
Prand
Lincoln
National Society of Dames of the Loyal Legion
Washington, D. C
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Lay
Dileged
Delphey's
West Patrick St
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Frederick Territory
VOGUE
Hendrickson
Custom Quality Group
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
The
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Market Sts
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