Plans for Patuxent Rocks Bridge Bids Opened
War Department announces federal approval required before final bridge plans can proceed. January 24 is the hearing deadline on objections to the Maryland Virginia project. Hazlewood of Cumberland is low bidder at 340431.75 for the new structure replacing the old spans.
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Rocks
United States Engineer Office
State Roads © Commission
Virginia
W. J. Matteson
War Department
Maryland
George F. Hazlewood
Cumberland
Sentenced To Die Ten Years Ago Still Lives
Mrs. Sarah G. Mowbray of Baltimore plans to petition Florida to carry out the execution of J. W. Buchanan, who has been on death row since 1929 for her husband W. C. Mowbray’s murder. She learned Buchanan was never actually executed after seeing his picture. He has heard his death word read seven times but each was canceled.
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Sarah G. Mowbray
Florida
Mowbray
Baltimore County
J. W. Buchanan
W. C. Mowbray
Buchanan
Streamlining Fair To Be Discussed At State Convention
Harrisburg January 15 field dispatch notes recommendations to streamline the state country fair will be debated at the 25th annual convention in the capital January 27. Officials say replace old sideshows with modern attractions but keep exhibition atmosphere to maintain public interest.
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Harrisburg
State Association of Country Faira
Weather Record Summary for January Precipitation and Temps
Weather record notes a daily precipitation of 0.55 inches and January total 2.71 inches versus normal 2.20. It lists yesterday’s high 61 and low 50, with figures from a year ago and last night. Sunrise and sunset times for today and tomorrow are shown along with moonrise and moonset times.
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Oyrar
Robber Questioned in Mattson Kidnap Case
Investigators in Tacoma Washington questioned a suspected burglar tied to the Charles Mattson kidnapping and murder case. Police searched a cottage with a blue clay barbecue pit along a creek and found blue clay under the boy's fingernails.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles Mattson
Whatcom County
Bellingham
Washington
Lee Haskell Fowler
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Aera Attite Tee Menge
Seattle
William Cole
Polier
Fred Haynes
California
Cole
Charles
Fowler
San Jose
Calif
Sherif George W. Lyle
Haynes
Ween
Madson
Lynch Lodge 183 Installs Officers at Masonic Temple
Lynch Lodge No. 183 A F and A M holds installation night in the Masonic Temple naming Worshipful Master Harry P. Seeger Senior Warden Anouet Arvet Junior Warden F Paul Mazaha Secretary Paul Simpson Treasurer Nevin T. Waskey Senior Deacon Clayton F Morgan Senior Steward William M S Young Tyler James N Dubie Musician Guy C Moser Marshal Jacob Rohrback IM. Other officers to be installed later include Richard C Durow Warry Olle Smith and Dr Joseph H W Apple Chaplain The retiring master George T Cramer was presented with a past master's jewel and Nevin T Walker acted as marshal for the ceremony.
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Clynch
Lynch Lodge No. 183
A. F
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Harry P. Seeger
Anouet TT
Arvet
F. Paul Mazaha
Paul Vy
Simpson
Nevin T
RR. Waskey
Clayton F. Morgan
William M.S. Young
Tyler
Bottleneck on Market Street 1 Opened by City
City crews on Market Street opposite City Hall closed the bottleneck by replacing open ditches with temporary bridges eight feet square and a sidewalk cover. Work, supervised by Street Superintendent John T. Best and Roger Cook, used earth foundations and reinforced borders. Elmer St. Maxwell, City Engineer, noted open ditches were kept as needed and some house connections began to be filled. Pumping was required for other contractors after rain.
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North Market Street
Mickel Space
City Hall
City Street Department
John T. Best
Roger Cook
Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Laporte
West Fifth Street
Fifty Delegates Prepare for Episcopal Young People’s Meeting
Fifty delegates from the Young People’s branch of the Diocese of Maryland arrive this evening for a weekend conference at AM Saints Church Parish House. Registration starts at 9 with Mrs. John Ashires as general chair. Sessions, education classes, meals, and religious observances are planned through Sunday morning.
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Young People's
Episcopal ‘Diocese of
Eniecanal Nortches
George
Delaplaine
Tous
Conservation
Inaugural Plans Keep Him Busy
The arranging of the last details for Washington's inaugural ceremonies and parade for President Roosevelt rests with Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson. Navy units will participate. the procession will be simpler than in earlier years but still colorful.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cary T. Grayson
January 14 marks extreme local weather anniversary
A garbled report notes January 14 as a record cold day with historic low temperatures and a spark of discussion about past anniversaries. It mentions subzero readings, a cold period, and comparisons to prior deep freezes, reflecting on unusual winter weather history.
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Eury
Roosevelt and Court Clash: Backers Push Liberal Judges
The article outlines a White House led effort to counter the Supreme Court by pressuring for liberal interpretations and potential court reform. It details the Roosevelt administration's strategy to sway public opinion, influence justices, and possibly prompt constitutional amendments or court expansion to curb judicial veto power over federal laws.
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White House
Supreme Court
Sritsunad
Congress
Hughes
Owen J. Roberts
Stone
Deanas
Cardoza
Sutherland
VanDevanter
Buller
McReynolds
Housevelt
Muchos
Roberte
Heiht
Hood College Plans Health Drive and Posture Awards
The Athletic Association of Hood College schedules events Monday and Tuesday for a health drive led by Miss Marjorie McFarran. Students with poor posture will wear identification, a fashion show highlights posture, and a formal dinner will announce the five healthiest students and four others with outstanding posture.
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Athletic Association of Hood College
Marjorie McFarran
Abington
Brodberk Hall
Dorothy Durrow
Louie Stohr
Frederick
Whl
Catholic Students Mission in Crusade Meets in Westminster
The Blue Ridge Loest Conference of the Catholic Students Mission in Crusade held its regular meeting at St. Dahi n's Witch School Westminster Mt. Delegates from St Mary's Emmitsburg St Mary's Hagerstown St John's Frederick and St John's Westminster attended. Hubert ODonelh and Elizabeth Fisher spoke on the Young Pioneer and communism. Plans for a Frederick convention with delegates from Maryboundl and Washington DC were discussed.
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Blue Ridge Loest
St. Dahin's Witch School
Westminster
St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
St. Mary's Hagerstown
St. John's Frederick
St. John's Westminster
George Stump
Hubert Odonelh
Elizabeth Fisher
Mount
Hagerstown
Pather
Louis C. Vaeth
Father Finan
Frederick
Maryboundl
District of Columbia
Augustine Wickless Enlists At Local Post
Augustine G Wicklees, listed as parishioner of A Francis Wickless, enlisted at the local post Saturday. He will be stationed at Fort Slocum N Y for one year with artillery unit.
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Countian
Augustine G. Wicklees
Erin
A. Francis Wickless
Moefered
Fort Slocum
N, i
State Closing Case Against Young Simpson
The state pressed final arguments in the murder case against band leader Robert Simpson, alleging he attacked Ellen Sullivan in a darkened hall before her death. Doctors testified the autopsy showed injuries from a violent assault, while Simpson claimed they went to the hall to sober up and that Sullivan fell or jumped to the sidewalk after threatening to expose an unwanted pregnancy.
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Norwich
Cona Dan
Connecticut
Robert Simpson
Ellen Sullivans
Arthur M. Brown
New London
George P. Cheney
Charles Barnum
Groton
Charles Kauffman
Kauffman
Miss Sullivan
Simpson
Rules On Election Day Liquor Distribution Case
Attorney General Werbert R. O'Conor filed today a ruling on wholesale distribution of Unger on election day against the prohibition law. The decision, pending in Magistrate Joseph W. Armstrong's court in Annapolis, clarifies the prohibition aims to prevent liquor use during polls and voter influence, noting manufacturers in Baltimore may continue operations on election day.
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Baltimore
Werbert R. O'Canor
Baltanore
Truce Talks Open as GM Sit-Down Strike Parcels Losses
Detroit hosts a key 15 day negotiation window between General Motors and United Automobile Workers after a 7 hour halt in talks. Officials report plant sitdowns cost GM and workers millions with about 11,600 idle employees and daily wage losses near one million, as plans to resume production hang on progress in Detroit.
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Mailora Automotive
Motors
Corporation
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Hunter Martin
U. A
General Motors
Vey
CBE
Associated Press
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Ore Ee Wm. S. Koadsen
Maryland Farm Bureau Urges Jail Time for Drunken Drivers
The Maryland Farm Bureau adopted resolutions urging jail sentences for drunken drivers. The measures were approved at the federation's annual convention in Baltimore as part of restoring budget cuts and local relief administration.
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The
Maryland Farm Bureau) Federation
University of Mary
Tandwee Aft Convdet Inbaran
New York Stocks Rise On Hopes Of GM Truce
Alterations rallies sent favored issues higher as motors and steels led gains while copper and oil lagged. General Motors strike talks pause prompted optimism for settlement when negotiations resume next week. Utilities slipped and farm shares fell as the market fluctuated with early morning trading. Sterling steadies at $4.1? though.
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New York
General Motors
Rada
Hood Girls Plan Winter Sports Trip to Skytop PA
A winter sports trip to Skytop Pennsylvania is planned by Mood College's Department of Physical Education for the January weekend. Ruth Foo Pere and Ellen Van Jervey will accompany the group which will travel by snow train and stay in Skytop until Sunday January 24 with a return to the college campus that night.
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Macons Mountains
Department of Physical Education
Mood College
Mies Ruth Foo Pere
Misa Ellen van Jervey
Department of Physical Reluecation
Crom
Fan
Baltimore
Uae
Nation's Farmers Report Gains in Past Year
Federal farm experts released statistics showing farmers' net income after costs rose to 420 million dollars, up 17 percent from 1943 and just 7 percent below the 1994 figure. They noted improvements in cotton prices and a strong crop, while wheat and corn belt performance lagged.
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Washington
Delay of Science Academy Inauguration As Pope Delays
Vatican City reports the new Academy of Science inauguration postponed due to Pope Pius XII illness. Fr Agostino Gomelli states the ceremony will be delayed until the Pope can attend. Vatican sources note the Holy Father, bedridden, may attend a mass next Sunday if his condition allows.
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Vatican City
Pen Academy of Science
Holy Father
Agostino Gomelli
Catholic University
Marylandee Admits Murder at Charleston
Charleston West Virginia January 13 CAPD Paw 1 Shingleton WV Department of Public Safety says Lawrence Ginerl 20 Kensington Md admitted participation in the slaying of W Earl Dollman 14 Charleston salesman last Thanksgiving Day
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Charleston
W. Va
Shingleton
West Virginia Department of Public Safety
Lawrence Ginerl
Keneington
W. Earl Dollman
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