Exaggeration Jury Finds In State Hospital Report
The grand jury report criticizes a state hospital commission for exaggeration and misstatements about staffing and patients. It notes hospital population figures and attendance, questions purchases, and condemns publicity that harmed institutions. The panel calls for reforms and a board to oversee the State Isiumerd and its management.
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Pat
Prand
BOP Lusss
al Ne
Iso
Atenden
Capuaivee
Springield State Hosgrand Jury Committee
Ros
Cheltenham
House of Reform
Profit On First Loan To Allies Sparks Senate Clash
Amid Senate inquiry, Clark and Democrat supporters accuse New York bankers of pushing war. Morgan denies direct charges that Morgans pressured American manufacturers or subscribed to British war bonds. The session ends without resolution as aides present.
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Clark
New York
Morgan
Dual Road Work Under Way Soon in Braderick Hagerstoun Route
Early operations on the Braderick Hagerstoun alternate highway will begin by mid next week with preliminary work targeted for January 15 and potential opening by Monday. About 21.74 miles of grading and draining are covered by active contracts from Washington county westward, with three main contracts for 1109 miles and two others totaling 92 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braderick-Hagerstoun
Hichway
Eek
Washington County
H. F. Campbell and Sons Towsom
Harmony
Frederick
Opposed to Calling a Special Session by State Senator Coad
State Senator Allan Coad Democrat of St Marys county, floor leader in the Maryland Senate, announced his unequivocal opposition to a February special session to discuss relief, arguing there is no imperative need for a $100,000 taxpayer expense. He offered no immediate elaboration, but promised a full explanation soon. Edward F. Holler and J Homer Rombeberg attended a meeting of the Ma fand State Grange executive committees at the Baltimore Hotel. prior meetings prepared recommendations to be submitted at the executive session. Mrs Holler and Mrs Remsberg accompanied their husbands to Baltimore.
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Coad
Edward F. Holler
J. Homer Romeberg
Middletown
Tobias Zimmerman
Feagaille
Ma Fand State Grange
Baltimore
Holter
Remsberg
T Rey Brookes
Belair
Baltmore
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet About Contracts and Roadway
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions contracts rejected and a roadway project with references to an associate and national development office. Details are unclear, with garbled names and partial phrases about a highway and readings. The readable items suggest a formal notice or bidding context rather than a complete report.
Jafsie Sails For Annual Cruise Amid Clemency Plea
Dr. Joan F. Condon sailed for Latin America as Hauptmann clemency proceedings begin. Gov Hoffman disclosed a request for Condons magazine manuscripts, Wilentz notes permission to leave, and the Pardons Court plans to meet at 10:30 a.m. to hear Hauptmann's bid for life instead of the death sentence.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Juan
Joan FP
Jafsie
Condon
Latin-America
Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New York
Harold G. Hoffman
Liberte
Hoffman
Gondon
Dr. Gondon
Flemington
David T Wilentz
Gordon
Wientz
Myra Hacker
Wilentz
Gov. Hoffman
Pardons Court
Hauptmann
Wty
Lindterch, Jr
Ocean of Celebs at New York Dockside Parade
A coastal roster shows Josef Hofmann, Ruth Slewczynski, William B. Shearer, Lupe Velez, Mary Pickford, and others arriving in New York. The crowd reflects a cross section of entertainment and industry figures amid ongoing celebrity movement and press attention.
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AMS
New York
Josef Hofmann
Ruth Slewczynski
William B. Shearer
Munitions Inquiry Fame
Lupe Velez
Holli
Wood
Doug
Mary Pickford
Jean Dupuy
Pans
Dorothy Spreckels
Ad Tesh
Frederick County Road Program Plans For 1936
Frederick County commissioners discussed submitting a 1936 road building plan to the State Roads Commission after a Baltimore meeting. They expect about 83,000 dollars remaining for county road work this year and aim to avoid jeopardizing this year’s program. The new alternate Frederick to Hagerstown highway may cut state-wide road needs, with funds allocated to local projects like New Midway, Detour, and Fingerboard already under contract.
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Board of
Frederick County Commissioners
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
State Commission
Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Wilk
Anscour
Frederck County
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commissioners
Board Members Named for Springfield State Hospital
Baltimore January 10 Gov Marty W Nice announced two new members for the Springfield State Hospital board to aid cleanup after State Survey Commission findings. The vacancies came from resignations by Mrs Joan M Reguar and Frank Beesman. New appointees are Mrs Edwards A Park and Addison E Muikkin both of Baltimore Park is wife of Dr Baysid J Park head of Harriet Lane Home Judns Hop Muikkin is an attorney
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Baltimore
Marty W. Nice
Springfield State Hospital
State Survey Commission
Joan M. Reguar
Frank Beesman
Requardt
Beesman
Survey Commission
Edwards A. Park
Addison E Muikkin
Datimore
Park
Baysid J Park
Harriet Lane
Hop
Muikkin
Moscow vows expanded forces amid threats and military buildup
In the Kremlin briefing the Soviet leadership announced a far reaching military program. Premier of the Council of Commissars disclosed the plan amid warnings of aggression from Tipan and Genz sia Mota. The country, already boasting 21 army seronco song and thousands of planes and tanks, faces calls for greater mobilization.
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Moscow
Soviet Russa
Agaress
Tipan
Genzsia Mota
Ihreusa
Kremlin
Russia
Stamp News: Rhode Island Stamp Commemorates 30th Anniversary
Stamp stories swirl as Rhode Island urges a government issue to honor Roger Williams and the founding of Providence in 1636 as part of a 30th anniversary celebration. Other stamps teased include Texas settlement 1556, Arkansas entry 1836, Graf Zeppelin 50 cent, and forthcoming Olympic semi-postals and new Zeppelin issues. The Nizam’s silver jubilee and Philippine Commonwealth stamps are noted, as Germany floods markets with propaganda stamps.
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Providence
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
Wiliams
Massachusetts Bay Colony
England
Texas
Arkansas
Philatelic Agency
Washington
Germany
NEA Service, Inc
Formal dress ordered at Annapolis boxing match
Annapolis Md January 10 Rear Admiral presiding seeks to create an atmosphere suitable for boxing event and to control the crowd more effectively. Details incomplete but indicates steps to regulate seating and conduct at the venue.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy issues dress code for boxing events
Admiral David Foote Sellers, superintendent, ordered formal dress for all boxing meets at the Naval Academy. The regulation applies to officers, midshipmen, and civilian instructors under his supervision.
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Miral David Foote Sellers
Naval Academy
William F. Coale Dead Former Western Maryland Coal Operator
Bainmore Jan 10 William F Coale 63 former prominent coal operator of Western Maryland died in University Hospital after an operation Monday He was connected with several coal firms including Cumberland Coal and Coke and later formed Coale and Company He helped found George Crees Coal Company and Coale and Coale coal brokers active in wartime business and later coal jobbing in Baltimore A native of Harford County he signed from Maryland in the Declaration of Independence era
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Bainmore
William FF Coale
Maryland
University
Mond
Cumberland
Harry F Webber
George's Crees Coal Company
Coale and Companz
Aster
Innew York
Phciadelpha
Balore
Harford County
Daves One Chase
Killed in quake hits Colombia towns and cities
A powerful earthquake in southwestern Colombia caused heavy damage and a large death toll. Reports indicate hundreds of people killed or injured as villages were devastated and communications disrupted. Emergency dispatches and aid efforts are underway across the affected region.
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Bogota
Colombia
Southwesern
Colomea
Toni
Enteres Slie for Three Thousand Two Hundred Sale
Fragmentary notice details a disputed amount of 3200 and a 700 figure connected to a wardment. The readable text references Gren Gourt adhment on a wudsment and hints at a financial or property action, but the full context is incomplete.
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Springfield
Hits Survey Commission
Legistation Tigeid
Haive
Ake A
Morgen
Senate
Alan Stare
St. Mary's
Jaan
Wyers
York
Siez
Davanal
Jafsie Sails
New Jersey
Mrs
Donclas Fairbanks
Wiliam B. Shearer
Nice
Springfield Hospital
Japan
Ham
LS. Klein
Philippine Trade Commission
Washington, D. C
Commonwealth
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Ust
Wutan
Aeminster
Price
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
WM. P. Coale
South
Carefor
Basehour
Western
Cox
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
McCall
Hendrickson
McEcall
Hendricksons
McCall Patterns
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