State highway shoulders widened for 12 miles west of Emmitsburg
Maryland State Road Commission moves to widen and shoulder 12 additional miles of state highways north and east of Emmitsburg, linking Routes 15 and 240 with a new Monocacy river bridge at Bridgeport. Project cost estimated near three quarters of a million dollars. Bridge contracts awarded include the Mo nocacy bridge substructure and a Route 15 girder bridge at Fishing Creek.
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state way
poins
Tanertorn
Emmitsburg
berg fighway
Bigt
Thomas MC Lirthicum
Momxacy river
Bidgeport
Tanstrow
Tanevyion
Bear Branch
norea
Norrse
Harry D. Williar, Jr
State Road Commission
Frameburg
Westminster
Aiters
Feroes- Afurpar
Constructon
Baltimore
Cosgrave Government Gains in Returns
In Dubai and Los Angeles reports the Cosgrave government shows gains in returns. Details from Feb 19 AP dispatch indicate positive momentum in financial or political standings across regions.
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COSGRAVE
Dubai, LF, S
Closed Bank Proceedings Question Fraud and Insolvency
A damaged report notes a commission examining alleged fraud at a closed bank. The inquiry focuses on improper conduct by Company on injury and an insolvency scheme. Officials have appropriated funds and ordered further steps in the investigation.
No Cessation of Business Announcement
An OCR fragment reports no cessation of business on February 22 with mentions of banks post office and a chamber of commerce vote. It references a close tally of 16 votes for closing and 85 against and notes store consensus discussions.
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Commerce
Chamber of* Commerce
Times
Church Service Notice on Sergeant Lawrence Byer
A church announces a memorial service for Sergeant Lawrence Byer. The event will be held at 7:30 set in the evening with a bishop and board in attendance. a sermon will focus on a model forPreserick life.
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Lawrence Byer- BSE
Weather Today Oldest Yale Alum Dies at 99
William Herwig, reputedly Yale alumnus and longtime member of the Ladies Aid Society, passes at age 99. The report notes his weather observation hobby and community service. The obituary highlights his century-spanning affiliations and personal reminiscences.
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YALE
JAP Objections to League Assembly Lose
The Chinese delegate at a League of Nations meeting led a protest against the Japanese actions in Manchuria. The session, held by the conference, left the Japanese protest unresolved and called for further review as tensions rose over the Mukden incident.
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LEAGUE ASSEMBLY
Geneva
Fed
League of Na- Moms
Soames
Sasro tesson
prem cary
Club Women Hold Training Schools
Training schools to be held March 3 at the home of Mrs Patrice in Middletown with Miss Helen Pearson leading sessions. The event aims to educate members on program projects and community outreach within Pleasant and surrounding areas.
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Helen Pearson
Middletown
Patrice
py . Pleasant
New Mar
Relief Bill Approval Leads to Major Funding
A large relief bill totaling 703 million dollars received approval amid Democratic backing. The development advances anticipated aid measures and allocates substantial funds for targeted relief programs.
Chinese Reject Jap Ultimatum Sparks 6 P. M. Battle
Fragmented text reports a clash between Chinese forces and Japanese positions after an ultimatum was rejected. No clear dates or locations are legible, but mentions a 6 PM start and talks of speakers and educational themes amid turmoil.
Retail Grocers Hear Of State Convention Plans
Maz member James enteralment reports on plans discussed at a state convention for retail grocers. The notes outline agenda items, potential speakers, and opportunities for regional chapters to coordinate events. The report emphasizes member involvement and upcoming dates.
Thrift stamps urged to unlock hoarded money nationwide
Prinicpal speaker L Camp and Thomas Eilat promoted thrift stamps modeled on World War I War Savings to aid the United States Government. They argued stamps offer safety for moderate savers and would mobilize currency, with values from 2 to 150 dollars and potential sales up to 250 dollars.
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United States
Thomas Eilat
Frederick
Baltimore
Alexander Brown & Sons
Hoover
United Stat qame
Bodies Found In Car Rumble Seat After Collision
Police report two men dead in a car involved in a crash. The accident details and locations are under investigation as authorities identify the victims and secure the scene.
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AUTO
Nanking Defies Demand to Dismantle Forts in Clash Near Shanghai
Reports from Shanghai Feb 19 say Chinese forces near Chapel Kangwan and Woosung prepare for a larger battle as Japanese demand withdrawal and a punitive offensive looms. Chiang Kai-shek moves toward Shanghai with troops while Manchuria sees a new independent state under Henry Pu-Yi.
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cme
Japan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shanghai
Manchuria
Henry Pu-Yi
boy empire
Associated Presa Shanghai Peb
Ueda
Chapel
Kangwan
Woosune
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ican History
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