Bearing Climax in Trouble With Transients Here
Sheriff refuses to appoint transients as deputies amid drunken incidents and police hearings. One man was arrested in Sykesville as officers probe the shelter scene on West Patrick street and assess misuse of allowances and shoes sold for liquor. Magistrate Bennett questions how men with shelter access can roam drinking and causing disturbances.
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Jamey
Bjear
Frederick
James Adoses
Montes
Cransient Center
Thurder Saygat
West Patrick Street
Arthur Hoffman
Bennett
Ttig
HARP ADDRESSES FREDERICKSBURG PYTHIANS ON DUTY AND CHARITY
Mr Harp spoke to about 500 Pythians in Fredericksburg Virginia noting that the order’s tradition Damon and Pythias guides welfare work. He cited $72 000 distributed to members and families over 70 years and estimated total welfare efforts at about $200000000 with $8000 daily cost. Sisters joined program and Harp led a sight seeing trip to nearby Heffolds Bay Mountain. Earl E Bere and John Bidle sold 197 acres in Braddock district privately.
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Reno & Harp
Order of Knights of Pythias
Fredericksburg
Fred
Ericksburg Lodge
Harp
Rotary Club
That Place
George Cabell
John Roberts
Cape Charles
Virginia
Damon
Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Bay Mountain
Mirs Earl E Bere
John Bidle
Braddock District
Federal Projects face tapering off and job losses
The State Civ Works offices wrestled with winding down the program as May 1 approaches. Officials debated how to handle projects not completed in time, noting risk of wasted effort and potential transfer to local government, with golf course construction in Baltimore cited as an illustration of thousands of workers at stake.
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Civ Works
Baltimore
CWA
Greenston
Maryland CWA workers face mass layoff as tapering begins
Maryland lawmakers press Governor Rich to keep hundreds of CWA jobs. They urge naming Richard F. Cleveland to run emergency relief and shift workers to state or scarce projects. Civil Works projects already employ about 3 800 Marylanders and face a tapering-off plan potentially ending most federal aid.
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Washington
House
Vague Rail Depression Plan Noted In Roosevelt Request
Chicago February 15 railroad unions were notified of a plan to cut all base pay by 15 percent effective July 1. The move, linked to a general budget adjustment, follows a request from President Roosevelt for economic austerity.
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Chicago
Cation
Oleh Tuxtley
Ther
Roosevelt
Eight cats per road in Omiced Soares scene
A quirky line describes eight cats for every road in Omiced Soares, highlighting a peculiar local charm. The fragment suggests a whimsical or surreal setting without clear events or authorities.
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Sykesville
Monteyue
MR. Harp
Jamies Clne
Vom
Indiana
Caries Burras
Betame
John Summers
Hoffmann
Memorial Grounds
Trans- Reenter
Africa
Crochet
Candlewick
Carty’s
Westinghouse
C.carty
Pevitey Pacey
Chamen
Ritchie
Belding
Bermuda
Dresden
Silvette Prints
Nex Department
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
New York
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