County Road Funds Set for Farm to Market Route
Jackson District pushes a farm to market route with $490000 funding, as the State Roads Commission trims Frederick County’s road allocation by about $480000 to finance the Frederic dual highway project. The plan includes $180000 to eliminate grade crossings in the county with work in Bhumeny and Sabi Incville already listed.
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JACKSON
State Roads Commission
Frederick county
Frederic
Frederick-Hagerstown
Bhurmeny
Sabi Incville
eagerstown- Jimtown
Wolfsville
Jerusalem orth
Galactin
Jerusalem
Myersville
Frederick Hagerstown
Exports Not Driving U S War Entry Says Banker
America faced a market view from a famous banker after a weekend in New York. He argued trade boosts and war orders did not cause the United States to enter the war and noted exports could reflect national strength rather than direct causes. He maintained a cautious stance on how exports influence policy.
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U.S
Washington
J. P
York
Kezan Sen yy Vandent
ead
Auto Accident Suit Is Heard In Frederick County
A Frederick county jury heard competing claims in a civil auto collision case tied to a May 13, 1935 wreck near Plane No. 4. Plaintiff Bussard seeks 2000 dollars for personal injury and vehicle damage citing 90 feet of skid marks, while Carey counters with 7300 dollars for wreckage and expenses.
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Frederick county
Jesse A. Bussard
New Market
William P. Garey
Brunswick
Plane No. 4
Bussard
Carey
Walter F. Sinn
Girma
fond Bussard
Alten
Benynets
Pat
rick M. Schnauffer
Arthur D. Willard
Char
w. ness
Ethel Dixon
Sher
Joan E. Crum
W. Grossnickie
Charles H. C. Rhocemck
Prank Bell
Talmadge Cecil
John E. Monning
Howard Smith
Harr G. Blickenstaf
Charles A. Lewis
Dias- Milam W. Duddera
H. Milton Pfiefer
Milton C. Strovie
Lottery Probe Leads Prosecutor On Trip
Baltimore January 13 AP The States attorney's office readies evidence for the grand jury in the loft probe as Assistant State's Attorney Charles Paula and Guat Etls discuss rumors. One rumor suggests a racket who shut up shop and left town for Florida amid the investigation.
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Baltimore
Charles iPaula
GGUaT eTs
Sun
Uon
Florida
Collapsible Running Board For Automobiles
Denton Md Jan 19 Ap Hold up men couldn't mount the running board of automobiles of A Hofeker s invention for the running boards wouldn t be there Hofeker s invention is a fading running board that automatically lies flush with the side of the automobile when the door is closed
Additional Men Put 10 Work On Sanitary Sewer
Additional labor is assigned to dig the trench for the sanitary sewer, with a tench digging machine now in use on Commerce street. About twelve to fifteen workers from the National Re-employment Service joined last week’s crew, raising the total as weather allows. The machine can clear 800 to 1,000 feet daily to grade, with rock encountered at roughly ten to fifteen percent. If conditions stay favorable, pipe installation could begin before week’s end, and more workers will be added as projects progress. Parallel WPA and BWA projects include curb and gutter work on East Fourth Street and extensive curb and gutter installation on East Eighth Street, Evergreen, Park, and Maryland avenues, now ready for asphalt.
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B. & O avenue
Cammerce street
South Carroll street
National Re-employment Service
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Commerce street
Monocacy Valley
Cuy
E. 5. Maxwell
BWA
East Fourth
ay point
Chapel alley
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East Eighth street
Evergreen, Park and
Maryland avenues
Frederick
Angry Litigant Kills Lawyer In Court Room
In Chicago on January 13 an enraged litigant shot and killed a lawyer during a courtroom hearing. Judge Jona presided as security rushed in while the attacker fired as observers watched in shock.
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Chicago
Alex Riesch
Jona
aimee
Car Up Sets Car Up Ager Clerk in the People
A garbled sports blurb describes a Chevrolet leading on ice and on west pad, detailing a local race or drive event.
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ager
Peo
Weather Data From The Previous Day Summary Card
The record notes yesterday's temperature, low and high figures, and compares them with last year. It lists sun times today and tomorrow, along with moonrise and moonset for tomorrow.
Roxy of the Movies Dies in New York
Samuel L. Rothafer known as Roxy, a prominent film producer beloved by theatergoers, died of a heart attack in a New York hotel. The noted figure, active in cinema circles for decades, passed away on January 13.
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New York
Mex York
Samuel L. Rothafer
Kipling In Grave Condition After Emergency Surgery
Rudyard Kipling, famed British writer, is gravely ill after an emergency gastric operation at a London hospital. Early reports described his condition as satisfactory, but a late bulletin noted the surgery was completed and his status as serious but as good as could be expected.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Great Britain
ludyard Kipling
Britain
India
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peet
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Kipling
naed
Selective Buying Leaves Market Upward on Coffee Stocks
New York AP reports selective buying lifted the market slightly after trade opened. Gains appeared in DuPont Santa Fe Standard Oil Nelson & Co Stark Whitington Steel General Motors United Aircraft and Westinghouse. Rail stocks and government bonds strengthened while the TVA ruling delay cooled power shares. The dollar steadied in foreign exchange.
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Supreme Court
TVA
DuPan
Santa Fe
Standard OW
Nelson & Co
Stark Whitington
Steel
Standard
Westing Liggeith & Myers B
General Motors
United Aircraft
Rocing
Symons Proposes Plan To Replace AAA With Free Levels
Symons outlines a plan to take the place of AAA by granting free levels for farmers. He would assign a policy that differs from current subsidies. Pleased by potential changes, Symons notes the lack of a subsidy for surprises could discourage participation.
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Symons
AAA
Chest Clinic At Frederick County Health Office
Br. Victor F Gunen of Sana torum conducts a chest clinic at the Frederick County Health Office on Tuesday. Dr. E C Kefauver Health Officer announced the hours from 9 to 4.
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Victor F. Gunen
Frederick county
E. ¢. Kefauver
New Deal Faces WPA Relief Shortfall in Congress Eyes
The WPA program reportedly fails to meet relief needs as surveys from mayoral and welfare groups show about one million employables unmet by WPA. Officials warn federal funding may run short by April, risking direct relief loads and broader fiscal strain. Morgan appearance before Senate probe noted as a significant event.
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WPA
Morgan
Senate
gan
Congress
American Conference of Mayors
International City Managers
Wolves at the door headline echoes voter concern
Congressman Vita Antonio of New York rails against the Hoover era myth of prosperity, saying the New Deal and New York administration have replaced optimistic promises with the stark reality of two wolves at every door.
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Vita Marcantonio
New York
New eat
New York cilor administration
WPA program limits and Morgan Senate scene described
The piece argues WPA will not expand to cover more unemployed workers, noting 3.5 million employed by WPA at a cost of about two billion dollars per year. It also sketches a Senate hearing scene with J P Morgan and various associates, describing their demeanor and presence as the Bryan neutrality era figure looms.
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C. O. Hasterdar
O. PF
Mark Ray S. Schrover
Raymond Son Pinkney Warrenfeltz
Harry Schroyer
Ward Kime
Dan Gerand
Charles Easterday
Joseph Schrover
Ralph oe Schroves
Emory Frer
itrenerrie road
Wollsvile
WPA
jon
Roosevelt
Hauptmann Seeks Final Turn in Murder Case
Bravely braced by two new lawyers, Bruno Hauptmann faced a final, high stakes fight as defense teams argued amid claims of Lindbergh ransom money. Governor Harold Hoffman refused to reveal a reprieve decision while denying involvement in pressuring for any arrest, and Dr John Condon remained abroad awaiting further questions.
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Treston
No J
Jan
Bruno Hauptmann
Washington
Chicago
Harold G. Hoffman
ig personer
yers
apna Hauptoniu
Euthoria
MMe
Hoffman
John F. Condon
ranson
Depositors In Closed Bank Paid 107 Per Cent
Chicago AP reports that Standard National Bank depositors will receive 107 percent of their funds. Receiver C. A. Hakenback announced final dividend checks total 107 percent, including 100 percent principal plus 7 percent accumulated interest since bank closed June 27, 1932.
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Chicago
Standard National Bank
C. A. Hakenback
Myersville Bank Directors Elected For Coming Year
Myersville Savings Bank stockholders met Saturday and elected directors for the coming year. Named were George W. Bitlie J Thomas Bitlie Charles J. Bittle Albert W. Baitgis C N Prushourhman P Grossnickle Westy Harshman Charles M. Rithe Harvey Leathman John D Mause C A Stotue 7 Charles W Rice William S Wachtel William K Waters Reno S Harp. The directors then named officers: Chairman Tilghman F Gossnickie ideal George W Bittle vice president tha shaur treasurer William S Wachtel assistant trea
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Myersville Saveings Bank
Harp
Tilghman
Will of Mrs Parmly and Nephew One-Eighth Tagic Bar
Fragmentary OCR yields a formal will notice naming McPherson and B McPherson among legatees or heirs. The readable parts point to a guardianship or estate division instruction with references to fractions and family names.
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McPherson
ude B. McPherson
Satchel Stolen in Martinsburg Theft Probe
WL Vapoties seek a boy named in connection with theft of a satchel of costs and a mere from R. Green, Hagerstown, a test man for sounding devices in the Warmer Brothers theaters. Green travels there in his work. The theft occurred Friday afternoon in Martinsburg. One suspect is in custody while the other is sought. Satchel not recovered.
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R .Green
Hagerstown
Warmer Brothers
Green
Martinsburg
fone
34 Men Counted as Lost at Sea near Astoria Oregon
Astoria residents report 34 men lost at sea after a hurricane impacted the Intercoastal freighter Tow a near Peacock Spit. Coast guardsmen describe dire conditions with multiple ships in distress and possible additional fatalities along a treacherous coast.
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Astoria
Oregon
wild Pacific
Towa
Davy Jane
coast guard
Quendaga
Onondaga
R. Stanley Patch
Ibara Byelland
Rochelle
Thys
Visit News Post Plant Steps In Editing And Printing
A fragmented note outlines the process at a newspaper plant with mentions of editing and printing steps. Names appear garbled but hint at individuals connected to the production workflow. The snippet suggests internal work on page layout and final printing prior to distribution.
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Joese
Salus
Marsh Rabbit Rebranding Sparks Debated Muskrat Dish
The U S. sante... intend to introduce muskrat as marsh rabbit. Reports say taste was fine but the name may affect acceptance at his house, prompting caution over the marketing label and potential reception in Delaware.
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Delaware
Supreme Court Refuses To Pass On Bankhead Act
The Supreme Court declined to rule on the Bankhead cotton act in a session with no ruling on TVA authority. Justices declared the Bankhead view improvidently granted and adjourned, affecting potential reimbursement of taxes but not immediate outcomes for processors. The case involves Louisiana claims of 1,200,000,000 dollars in defunct AAA taxes and broader tax recovery questions.
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SUPREME COURT
AAA
Bankhead
Dr Covert Speakers At Hood Vesper Service
Rev W G Covert of Philadelphia spoke at Hood College vesper service in Brodbeck hall Sunday at 4 pm. He noted Hood College broadcasting on WFMD, and cited texts from First Timothy. He recalled Glasgow University ceremonies granting Doctor of Law to Helen Keller and praised moral courage.
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W. G. Covert
Philadelphia
Hood College
Brodbeck hall
WFMD
Covert
Presbyterian church
University of Glasgow
Helen Keller
Wwonlaa
Ford V-8 Engine In New Two Seater Plane
Officials of the Bureau of Air E noes announced an experimental two seater powered by a Ford V-8 engine. The project aims to evaluate light craft propulsion and performance, with details released by the aviation bureau.
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Bureau of Aeree
Three Johns students fined for beer theft in Annapolis
Annapolis Jan 13 AP Three Johns students from Baltimore were fined 25 dollars and costs by Police Magistrate Louin Strauss after pleading guilty to larceny of two and a half cases of beer and ale.
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John’s
Baltlemore
jtada
Louin Strauss
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