Markey Says He Will Run for Senate Again
D John Markey retired Army brigadier general states he will campaign actively around mid February after recovering from October automobile accident. He remains the sole GOP Senate candidate in Maryland with Butler as the incumbent.
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Markey
D. John Markey
S. Senate
Associated Press
John Marshall Butler
Salisbury
James P
Devereux
Edward T. Miller
Butler
Senate
GOP
Maryland
Herbert R. O'Conor
Fire Leaves Five Homeless in Sunnyside Buckeystown District
Fire destroyed a four room frame house owned by Mrs. Florence Thomas in Sunnyside Buckeystown District. Five family members fled with neighbors. one firefighter suffered a minor eye wound while aiding efforts. The blaze started from a faulty attic flue and was contained before threatening nearby homes and woods.
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Sunnyside
Carroll Manor
Independen Hose Co
Florence Thomas
Robert F. Strailman
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial
Thomas
Hawker’s
Buckeystown
Frederick
Citizens
Vernon Avenue
Amos Anderson
Uniteds
West South Street
East South Street
Congressman seeks funds to study Potomac pollution solution
Rep Broyhill introduced four bills requesting 250000 for a Potomac River pollution study and 1 million for sewage treatment, to be undertaken by the Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basin. The plan covers Montgomery and Prince George counties in Maryland, DC, Alexandria Falls Church Fairfax and Arlington in Virginia. Grants totaling 60 percent of treatment costs would be available via the surgeon general to political subdivisions once each area certifies it will pursue a comprehensive master plan to end Potomac pollution.
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Washington
Broyhill
K-Vao
House
Interstate Commission
Potomac River Basin
Goornes
Montgomery
Maryland
District of Columbia
Alexandria
Falls Church
Fairfax
Arlington Counties
Virginia
Browhill
Potomac River
Metropolian
Washington Area
Surgeon Gentral
Potomac
Union Station Wreck Suits Filed in Federal Court
Three damage suits seeking 35000 each were filed in Federal Court against the Pennsylvania Railroad over a Union Station Washington wreck on January 15 1933. Plaintiffs Amos I Meyers Kay H Hand Edwin Reisman and Victor Braffman accuse negligence and defective braking. Damages cover injuries lost time and medical costs. Sudduth pleads not guilty to hospital fraud charges. bond set at 5000.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Union Station
Amos I. ‘Meyers
Kay H. Hand
Edwin Reisman
Silver Spring
Victor Braffman
Mary L. Sudduth
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital
Burnita Shelton Matthews
Sudduth
District of Columbia Grand Dury
More Meters To Come In City Parking Plan
City officials approved an ordinance to extend meters on key streets with about 140 meters to be installed. Meter posts began last Tuesday and a higher annual parking permit fee of 25 dollars was set for doctors surgeons and special businesses. A 25 cent per day per meter fee for temporary barriers was approved.
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John A. Derr
Florida
East Second Street
North Market Street
East Second
North Market
Third
East Thire
West Fourth Street
West Fifth Street
East Fifth Street
Board approves temporary barriers and new loading zones
The board details temporary obstruction periods for parking strips and designates short time meters in multiple zones near East Patrick Street North Market South Market and West Patrick. It also rents two meter spaces at the northeast corner lot to Hollander's Home & Altra Suppliers for $100 and installs a stop sign at Ninth Street East Street to ease westbound traffic from Monocacy Village. E Paul Magaha chaired in Mayor Derr's absence.
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East Patrick Street
East Patrick
West Patrick
Square Corner
South Market
North Market
Hollander's Home & Altra Suppliers, Inc
Ninth Street
East Street
Monocacy Village
E. Paul Magaha
Derr
Earhart: First Female Atlantic Flyer and Solo Route Pioneer
Amelia Earhart is celebrated as the first woman to fly the Atlantic and to fly solo across the ocean. She also becomes the first to fly solo from Hawaii to the United States, marking historic milestones in aviation.
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Amelia Earhart
Hawaii
United States
Brunswick Faces Potential Water Shortage Amid Drought
Brunswick, Jan 5, faces a possible serious water shortage as the 3,000,000 gallon reservoir drops toward the overflow. Mayor Cummings and council urge conservation while B&O Railroad uses Potomac river water for cooling at the shops. Yourtee Spring and three nearby Virginia springs hold up, but Fire risk and multiple faucet leaks worsen the outlook.
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Brunswick
James FE. Cummings
Ers
Kings
B. & O Railroad Co
Potomac
Browns
Yourtee Spring
Virginia
Bronswick
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Joseph R. Day
Western Maryland Dairy
Day
Maryland General Hospital
Edward Baumgardner
Taneytown
STORK
Hollywood
Jean Simmons
Stewart Granger
Miss Simmons
Hilda Crane
London
Paris
Mistinguett
Bougival
Je—4" Leng
Kenne Furn. CO
South Market &I
Oldemoh
Chevrolet
Hudson
Henry J
Nash
DeSoto
Pontiac
Shorb Motors
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Powe Skylise
Graddeck Heights
Sen
Ac Hae City
Better Homes
E. Patrick ST
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Sample Shoppe
Tory
Betty Lou's Dance Studio
East Church St
Frederick, Maryland
CAL
Mi the Magnificent
Aquavox Television
William S. Hood
West Patrick Street
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