RDEST WINTER ON STATE ROADS
Baltimore. Jan. 13. Expenditures for snow removal and ice control on Pennsylvania highways totaled 237,596 dollars for the last fiscal year, up 1 percent from four years ago. The State Commission report cites the severe 1933 winter as causing the most damage in history, with an average snow depth of 479 inches cleared from roads, and 41,443 dollars spent on cinders and sand for slip areas.
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Heire ss Bride Seals Union Amid Maryland Society
Anne, Md Jan 13 The heiress of Somerset county wed Imber's son after a church ceremony. The couple, honeymooning hand in hand, reside on a 2,300 estate near here. Edna Davy of Farmville, sister of the bride, benefits from Dr E E Tull's 1927 will leaving most of his estate, then valued over 1 000 000, to Edna.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church Welcomes Members at Wednesday Meeting
The annual meeting of the congregation will be held in the old chapel Wednesday at 730. Elections of elders and deacons are planned. Nominees include CG Sannet, Frank Wle, John D Hann, Roy Childknecht, Russell Fea, Glenn Biehl, Ward Angleberger and Byron Wineblower. Additional nominations possible in the rear.
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SUAL
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Evangelical Lutheran Lurch
Old Chapel
Tuors
E CG Sannett
Frank W le
John D Hann
Roy Childknecht
Russell Fea
Glenn Biehl
Ward Angleberger
Byron
Defaming Pie Takes Lots Of Crust
A 1960s style NEA article extols pastry as easily digested and urges simple, hearty meals. It outlines a butterscotch pie recipe with a meringue topping and a tomato banana salad, plus a lamb chop dinner plan and a dated menu including breakfast lunch and dinner items.
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President Roosevelt Trips to Leesburg for Luncheon
President Roosevelt drove from the White House to Elliott Roosevelt’s home near Leesburg Virginia on Saturday in warm sun. He arrived in time for lunch, stayed a couple of hours, then returned to the White House. He rode alone and aides had no details of the trip.
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Recovery optimism noted by Secretary Roper says business awakens
Associated Press reports Secretary Roper says recovery logic is in early stage as government aims to steady the economy. He likens policy to steering a ship through a storm, needing flexible plans and leadership confidence. Business leaders, economists, and educators express optimism and offer to help advance the program, signaling broad support.
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Will Return to Stand In Hauptmann Trial
Flemington New Jersey January 13 The state plans to press ahead with more testimony to prove Bruno Richard Hauptmann wrote the 14 ransom notes and the Lindbergh kidnapping was his work Albert S Osborn Sr handwriting expert will return to testify tomorrow along with other experts to bolster the prosecution’s claim that Hauptmann authored all letters and was involved with the crime Isador Fisch a friend and former partner had the ransom money
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Albert S Osborn
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Radio Day by Day Highlights NBC Centenary Broadcast
New York January 14 Senator Huey P Lang visits NBC studios during a day in New York linked to NBC centenary programming. The schedule lists multiple NBC and CBS shows with various hosts and guests, including Richard Crooks, Jo Kate Smith, and Tyrese, plus regional programs and a Christmastime anniversary event. The listing notes changes and gaps in coverage and references the Bermainin Frank celebration via WABC CBS networks.
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Poolesville Bank Elects Directors in January Meeting
Poolesville Md Jan 13 Stock holders at the Poolesville Bank elected directors for the year naming Sidney Thompson Charles B Kohlhoss Carl T Fisher G Robert Gray William G Sears and John E B Oaley The directors offered Thompson the presidency Gray the vice presidency George Smith cashier William E Williams bookkeeper and Oskey and W Clinton McSherry as counsel
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Gray
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Advertisement for kidney and bladder health capsule claims
An ad promotes capsules said to strengthen weak kidneys and stop nightly urination. It lists symptoms such as burning, itchy or smarting sensations, backaches, leg cramps, and general bladder weakness, urging purchase at a Gold Medal location.
Republican Len Borah Warns on Ideological Swing in Radio Address
Idaho Republican Len Borah urged a swing toward Jeffersonian principles and warned against the spread of communism and fascism in a radio address. He criticized conservatives within his party and cited a trend in government across recent seats, urging vigilance regardless of party power.
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Roosevelt
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Pontiples
Jefferson
Republican Independent
Prophecies Stir Fear Over Democracy's Fate
Fragmentary OCR excerpt notes prophecies forecasting the destruction of government and the end of democracy, reflecting alarm over political stability. The readable text centers on threats to the democratic system and public concern during the period.
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