Unanimous Support for New Frederick to Hagerstown Road
Local Rotary Lions and Chamber of Commerce members approve a proposed highway between Frederick and Hagerstown at a Baltimore inspired meeting. The resolution backs state action, urges Governor Nice and the State Roads Commission to proceed, citing economic and safety benefits.
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Hagerstown
Francis Scott Key
Sam Wespies
Rep- Lions
Rovary
Harry Wo Nice
Homer
Roger Bo Wolfe
Fridgie Russet
Ben Hosenour
Sylow
Rotary
I Wonis
Lions Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Reon
Erick
Fred Magerstoan
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Richard F. Simmons
Jesse W. Kolb
Deappie
Rotenour
Heifensvin
John A Shires
Russell
Cra
Nice
Line Roads Commission
Linthicum
Thomas M. Linthicum
Rotary Club
Frederick
Gharies Wertheimer
Tagerstown
Parsons Newman
Mr Ou
Newman
New Towle
Rosenorr
Apple
Sion
Stamp story marks Battle of Charatco centenary
A fragment discusses the Battle of Charatco linked to Chilean independence centennial commemoration, noting involvement of Martin Cram and allies in aiding royalist opponents and the struggle in South America, with references to Spain and independence movements.
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Jor
Gaan of Span Inc
Martin
Arkennna
Amenia
Seattle
Berdn O Wiggins
Spain
Avimina
Chile
Olfiss Gars
Tabine
Chi
Charatco
Chale
Court Dockets Show Ten Civil Actions Listed
Judge Willard presides over ten cases including Mersere L. Gungel versus Stephen Sads Jams and co defendants, debt of 6037 with interest since May 28 1934. Proceedings note garnishees West Baltimore Wall Paper Co def Hany A Groff and partners. Other matters involve The Wot Ranteash Co versus Charles B Free and Sureties plus The Brunsses water debt case. Assets hinge on modest sums including 60 and 4832 with multiple garnishees and note elements.
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Neaman
Wiliam
West Baltimore Wall Paper Company
Hany A. Groff
Stinn- Ime
J. H Groff
B.A Groff
Iraaing
JH. Groff
Jacob Rohraack
Tae Plot
Benjamin Bo Rusensa
Wot Ranteash
Charles B. Free
Hary
P. Wall
Jesse 3 Smith
Molle E Brubaker
Isaac Mo Brubaker
Prin
Nasi Wiham Mo Storneys
Brunss
Jacoy
Tarre Walts on Liberty Lewston Sordly
A fragmentary notice from a historic page mentions Tarre Wat and Liberty Lewston in an uneven report. Readable names imply a local event or personnel reference with limited context and no clear outcome.
Streams Rise After Heavy Rains Damage Frederick County Roads
Rain heavy enough to flood and topple trees caused road hazards across Frederick County. Police directed traffic as state crews and local homeowners spread sand and non skid mixture to reduce danger. An early morning crash near the Thurmont bridge sent Carl Johnson to Frederick City Hospital with a possible concussion after a Packard caravan struck the overhead railroad structure. A second incident left another driver injured. bridges and high spots remained blocked for hours while repairs continued.
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State Roads Commission
Carl Johnson
Buffalo
N. C
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Neon
Tao
Mowing
Rathe
Danmi
State relief funds urged for immediate use in emergency
Baltimore news reports Gov Harry W. Nice urged immediate use of a 25000 emergency reserve from the Maryland Emergency Relief Administration to aid municipal relief despite state borrowing limits. Greenstein noted local units may borrow, while the state cannot, as families on relief rolls expand with 1112 cases in counties and about 1000 in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Harry Wite
Maryland Emergency Feet Administration
Harry Greenstein
Froliem
Rome
Green
Greenstein
Allegany
Garrett
Montgomery
Washington
Frederick
Trial of $1090 Damages Case Postponed to January 15
Luther Dorle sues Raul Remsberg for 1090 damages from a collision on a highway between Hagerstown and Frankston on January 22, 1935. The Circuit Court trial was postponed after the holiday renewal. Dorle alleges Remsberg caused injury. Remsberg denies the wrongful act. Attorneys Leslie Coblemz Ames Holter for plaintiff. W Gunton McShemy for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Dorle
Raul S. Remsberg
Hagerstast
Fankston
Remsberg
Leslie N. Coblemz
Ames A Holter
mAinth
W. Gunton McShemy
Sweden Faces Outcry Over Ambulance Unit Bombing
An Ethiopian communique and Geneva protests condemn the bombing of a Swedish Red Cross ambulance unit in Africa. Sweden warns against sensational versions, and international officials debate poison gas use and the destruction of churches. A separate note cites a historic Abyssinian silver cross sale in London.
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Sweden
Addis Ababa
Dayl
Ar Ac
Red Cross
Ethiops
Stockholm
Africa
Italy
Ethopsasa
Gengia Oy
International Red Cross
League of NaQuocs
Traly
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America
Stamp News
Willard
Tarre Wat
Liberty Lewston
Souta Mo
Blue Rage
Ryads
Frederic County
VieaMa
East
Alan Carre
Thor
C. E. Cline & Son
Nemo Lastik Leity
Leek
Santrodlineg
Hesilte
Batiste Fran
Nemo
Hendrickson
Stepin
Penny
Ian
Halian
Abyssinia
Sir Robert Napire
London
Carty
CPG
Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
U.S
Pennsylvania
E. Patrick
H. L. Mills
Frederick, Gracd Sanders