Route 40 Alternate Nears Start With 9.2 Mile Contracts
Baltimore January 7 The State Roads Commission awarded 9.2 miles of the Frederick Hagerstown Route 40 alternate and set a January 15 start date as contractors bond work. Three sections were let in Washington County with bids led by Roberts Paving Co. Other segments include South Mountain near Frederick and near Harmony. Public works funding includes a $1 million PWA grant, and surveying continues as route details and rights of way proceed.
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Salisbury
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H. T. Campbell & Sons Go
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Catoctin Country Club
M. d. Grove Lime Co
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PWA
Major Farm Meet Called
A major farm meeting will be held in Washington next week to study the Supreme Court AAA decision and its potential for future national farm legislation. Sponsors say about 4,090,000 farmers will be represented.
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Hearings Set On 25 Motions In Albaugh Chevrolet Case
Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard schedules 25 motions to strike out judgments obtained by the C I T Corporation, Albaugh Chevrolet Sales Inc in receivership. Hearing dates span January 20 to 23 with multiple defendants and counsel listed, many alleging fraud and irregularities.
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Arthur D. Willard
Circuit Court
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O. F. Grove
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Paui C. Miller
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L. Edgar Betson, Jr
Amos A. Holter
RM. Markoe
R. F Poole
Manuel M. Weinber
Albaugh
Mr. Buckey
C. Gordon
Patrick M. Schnautier
Mary P. Haoumond
Mr. Weinberg
Charles H. Dixon
Holter
HB. Bosch
Mr. Brown
W. Franklin Cramer
Robert E. Clapp
Januay
Thurston Fisher
Guy Co. Mateny
Kurtz E. Cu
Three-Car Crash Shuts Route 40 in Petersville
Early traffic report from Petersville notes a three passenger car collision on Route 40. Authorities investigate the crash as foggy road conditions and inattention cited as factors. No injuries reported at this time.
Britain presses for oil embargo amid winter weather clashes
Weather delays and icy roads set off multiple crashes in the county this morning as snow blankets roads and sewer work stalls. Gustave Beutel, 58, of Rawsonville, injured in a head laceration after a two-vehicle collision on the National highway west of Frederick. Three milk trucks collide on the Jefferson Pike near Petersville. injuries not listed. The Associated Press reports Britain seeks oil embargo measures while Greek waters host seven British destroyers amid Mediterranean tensions.
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Senate Munitions committee
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Mediterraneean
Three Suspects Held In Numbers Racket Probe
Three men were detained in a numbers racket inquiry led by the prosecutor's office. Spokesmen described the suspects as connected to syndicates and facing charges related to illegal gambling activities.
Weather Today Summary Report
The 24 hour Tam forecast shows a rainfall of 20 inches. January precipitation to date logs 213 inches while normal January rainfall is 3.20 inches. January 1933 recorded 3.91 inches. Yesterday high reached 82 and last year 46. Low last night 30, vs 13 a year ago. Tomorrow sunrise is 7 31 a m, sunset 3 03 p m. Moon rises 5 11 p m, sets 7 22 a m.
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Trust stockholders to pay half on liability reduction
A court discussed a proposal to reduce liability with stockholders liable for half. The judge noted the proposal would require about $3,105.00 and that many beneficiaries must file more than four thousand statements. The article presents a terse, unclear summary of the legal action.
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Top Ranking Given To Barney Welsh Jr 1936 Tennis
Buffalo reports Ber hard Welch of Rockville Maryland received top ranking in the National Public Park Tennis Association for 1936. Joseph F Lustner, the president, announced the award today.
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Barney Welsh, Jr
Buffalo
Berhard Welch
Rockville
Joseph F. Lustner
Patrons Debate Consolidation Plan in February Session
Amid relief session talk for February, county officials weigh school consolidation tied to Broad Run disputes. Trials proceed for three patrons charged with violating compulsory attendance law after pupils’ strike at a closed school. Proposals seek attendance law changes and consolidation approval, with broader Farm Bureau action noted.
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Sundarsal
Bonus Bill Ready To Go To House Floor
A proposed bonus bill advances toward the House floor after committee approval. Details indicate funding for eligible workers and timelines for disbursement, with officials urging passage to ensure timely payments.
Hoover to Use AAA Against New Deal Broadside
Former President Herbert Hoover arrived in Chicago and signaled plans to attack the Roosevelt era policies. He suggested using the AAA as a vehicle for another broadside against the New Deal.
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Hoover
Chicago
Supreme Court
AAA
Herbert Hoover
Verdict Directed In Absence Of Plaintiff
State Police head declares too many guilty persons are being freed. The case centers on a trial where witnesses testified and the jury faced directed verdict in absence of the plaintiff. Attorneys for the defense argued entanglements and the court ordered costs assessed against the plaintiff.
Stock Market Morning Report Mixed as Gains Rise and Fall
Morning stock trading shows mixed results with some firms advancing modestly while others fade. Hogs firmed with small gains, corn slipped slightly, and major commodities like sugar and hides posted fractional moves. Union Pacific and several rail and utility stocks faced declines amid broad market softness.
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AAA
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Con rover Public Service
Baltimore
North America
Favors Licensing Handbook Betting Favors Licensing Handbook Betting
Banimore January 7 AP reports Delegate Demonray proposes a special session plan to cut costs and legalize betting rings on races. The measure targets licensing procedures and formalizes betting operations amid legislative debate.
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Demonray
Fils
At Work On State WPA Projects
Jan 7 AP report notes state WPA head announces continued employment on federally funded works projects. Authorities say crews remain active across multiple sites with steady progress and federal support.
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Missouri tops nation in railroad crossing eliminations
During the ten year period ending, Missouri led the states with 368 railroad crossings eliminated, ranking first among states. New York followed with 548 eliminations.
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Missouri
New York
Wills Probed for Four County Residents in Probate Record
Four county residents had wills probated and values estimated at several thousand dollars. Names include Mrs. Jane Siotlemyer of Middrench and John Hahn of Walkersville with estates ranging from 5 000 to 6 000 dollars. Specific bequests include 200 dollars to a local church, 100 dollars to Cyrus Bidle, and 300 dollars to Mamie E. Gross and to Carm, with residual shares to two sons and other relatives.
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Hansonville
John Hahn
Walkersville
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Mary H. Hoffman
Walter L. Ramsburg
Howard M. Gross
Evangelical Lutheran church of
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Bide
Cyrus Bidle
Carrie McBride
Mamie E. Gross
Mary Estella
Nora Alsip
Ella Bracil
Luther
Theer
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Amy I. Kinna
Guy R. K. Scoulemyer
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John Blackston
Mary Wares
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Hospital Stay Ahead for Goveme in Treatment Progress
AP reports Goveme to remain in hospital several days for treatment. Doctors expect discharge after a few days. Oldest son spent holidays in Lakeland and returned to Washington to resume school work. Mrs. Hickman and other children will stay in the South until late spring.
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Washington
Seven Diphtheria Cases Reported In Frederick Town
Dr Kefauver reports seven diphtheria cases in Frederick County with ages 6 to 16. Six are in the same family. Freeman pupils at Frederick High School are barred until negative cultures. Source traced to a New Jersey home of Shedlhurse family. other outbreaks include scarlet fever, mumps, and whooping cough with typical influenza activity.
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Roger Miller
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Eudora Mahenry
Frederick High School
New Jersey
Shedlhurse
health department
Frederick
Adamstown
Daughter Bitter In Decusing Her Mother
Jan 7 San Francisco tale of Ann Cooper Hewitt a 21 year old heiress with a $10.6 million trust filing $300000 damages against her mother Mrs Marionne McCarter and two sisters alleging sterilization during an alleged appendectomy in 1934. She described a life of isolation and control and claimed she never had a normal youth or friends.
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Ann Cooper Hewitt
pirl
Maryonne McCarter
Plaque Awarded For Reproduced Winning Entry At School
A reprint plaque lists Ha Neviinck as the entrant for a winning craft at Hok High School in the senior division. Principal A L Leary notes the honor and coach Erick Sits School is mentioned with the inscription praising superior crafts. Bill Rankin and Albert Evens are named in a hunting incident account where Rankin hid in bushes while calling turkeys and was fired upon.
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East Fifth street
xenonommediel
coacherick
A. L. Leary
Hok High School
Bill Rankin
Albert Evens
Rankin
Decision at AAA court threatens Social Security program
Reported confusion follows a court decision that could end the Social Security program. Future relief plans appear jeopardized as Republicans praise findings while the administration shies from an amendment.
Halt Work In All AAA Field Offices
Washington reports a few offices ordered to halt all activities as the Supreme Court strikes down the AAA. The farm program’s machinery ground to a stop, with farmers and officials perplexed by lost payments and halted taxes. Debate on constitutional changes, potential new state level schemes, and alternative support schemes unfolds as officials seek a viable path forward.
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APJ
cen
Supreme Court
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AAA
Byrnes
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Roosevelt
MicNary
Ore.J. mate
Secretary of Agriculure
State Faces $600000 Shortage In Relief
Healy io Mr and Mrs W C Staley of North Market Street plan to drive to St Petersburg Florida for about six weeks, as discussions about WPA and relief funding shortages surface.
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Francis H. Dryden
WPA
Healy io
W. C. Staley
North Market street
St. Petersburg
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