250 Men At Work On City GWA 1088 New Road Starts
Frederick reports rapid progress on Civl Works Administration projects. About 250 men are employed citywide, with a 24 foot road under construction through the airfield between Fourth and Seventh streets and a 24 inch storm sewer on Whisner Street. Additional crews work on curb and guttering, roadways, and the Linganore filtration plant, while several projects wrap up under CWA supervision.
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Wiegerem
Civili Works Administration
Frederick city
CWA
Z S Maxwell
armoor
Whiner street
West Cotege Terrace
Carroll Parkway
Jefferson sreet
West College Terrace
Bentz street
Sixc3
Seventh streets
DBpper Colege Terrace
Linganore
Trenti
Fishing Creek
Theodore
Parkway school
Borth Marks siest school
Resing
ehie
Duck Hunting Ends and Local Meetings Reported
The report notes the duck hunting season closing on Monday January 15 and mentions the new season opening later. It also records a February 14 to April 18 legal mesh rule for Potomac area waters and updates on local PTA and Barent-Teaches Association meetings in Boonsboro with attendance and agenda details.
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Ben Phebus
inch
amd Potemac cies
chet
dippetting
Phebur
mecessey
Weather style note unclear for date January 1933
Fragmentary weather text reports temperatures and precipitation patterns with missing words. Appears to reference yesterday values around 45 and 31, a moon phase, and tomorrow outlook though details are unreadable. No clear location or full measurements available.
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Moon
tomorow
New President Named to Succeed Grau San Adamtin
Carlos Hevia, youthful Secretary of Agriculture, named to succeed Grau San Adartin after resignation. Annapolis Naval Academy graduate from class of 1920, Hevia is noted as a member of Cubs's Extreme Left Wing.
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sucosed Grau San Adartin
Carlos Hevia
Agrienlance
Annapolis Naval Academy
Hevia
Cubs
Plans For Frederick County Religious Convention
Frederick County Council of Religious Education plans were discussed at a Monday night meeting. The October 27 convention will invite Sunday Schools countywide for the annual young people's conference and a leadership and elementary department institute. A rally will be held at night, with annual reports and contributions requested within two weeks. District organizations were reviewed, plus potential weekday religious education cooperation with schools. The leadership training school runs January 9 to 26 under Mrs. Mebel Stewart and Rev. J Ralph Tebor, with Dr. Ross W. Sanderson expected to speak in spring. Attendees included Leste N. Coblentz, Les Wiles, Johnny S. Renn, Jaros Rattsburg, Melvin Engle, Miss Anz Tellerin, Miss Eleanor Athos, and Ass Geceva Elr.
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Frederick County
thea county
Adamstown
Doubs
Wolfside
Myersville
Mebel Stewart
Hood College
J. Ralph Tebor
Midleown
Ross W. Sanderson
Baltimore
Warviend- Delaware Cornci
Baltimore Federation of Churches
Leste N. Coblentz
Lesi Wiles
Jonny S. Renn
Jaros Rattsburg
Melvin Engle
Anze tellin
Eleanor Athos
Ass Geceva Elr
Mrs Paderewski Dies wife of famed pianist
Madame Helena Paderewski, 72, widow of pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski, died at their villa after an illness of more than two years. She aided Polish relief during WWI and helped organize wartime care plans for brides of Poland. Her funeral and other tributes were noted in this city.
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Morges
Scitzerland
Jan
Helena Padszewski
Ignace Jan Pade
Sensei
vila
Paderewski
Madame Padeexss
Padecewsk
International Red Cross
Geneva
Madame Padessush
Poland
ShrinER-Stogner suit for $30,000 begins in court
In Rockville Md on January 16 190 around with outward appearances of a trial Shriner Stogner a Frederick resident filed suit seeking 30000 alleging coercion threats of exposure by Maude Stogner of Rockingham Md The case saw a second demurrer upheld restricting the declaration to the first extortion claim delaying jury selection Judge Charles W Woodward presiding ordered the defense to redraw allegations Witness lists included Arthur Myers Relph Kline Lewis Rice and several county officers for Shriner and Maude Stogner with names and titles listed but punctuation and some wording in the source remain unclear
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Rockville
attorners
Scogner
Shoiner
simlar
budze Woodward
Miss Stogner
Shiner
Washington Daybook on Patronage Push and Democratic Patience
Washington diary notes Democratic members of Congress grow frustrated with patronage. Twenty-five House members sign a caucus petition urging a meeting with the President to discuss the patronage issue and possible steps. Critics say patronage pressure risks harming the administration’s program and public service. The piece reflects debated views within the party on how to handle government appointments.
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HERBERT PREICIER
Washington
Congress
House
tim us
sti
Strike Leader Arrested in Pennsylvania Coal Strike
Rinsido Cappellini, state president of the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania, was arrested on arson charges as the strike in northern coal fields continues. Monsignor J J Curran, a noted mediator, stepped in with a peace plan while police kept watch in Wilkes Barre and Luzerne and Lackawanna counties where about 15 000 miners remained at work and no serious violence was reported.
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Wilkes Barre
Rinsido Cappellini
United Anthracie Miners of Pennsylvania
Luverne courty
Easwern Pendentiacy
Philadelphia
Wikes
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
m ts
santaras Aialds
Lackawanne
Luzerne
Molenne
Quick Enaction of Money Program Predicted
Washington reports indicate legislators debate two key bills as on floor and in committees. Frank A Vanderlip backs a flexible monetary plan tied to Roosevelt era reforms amid calls for rapid enactment and a dollar value change.
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Washington
Diamond Bride and Old Hoss Stephenson Tie To New Orleans
A fragmentary report notes Old Hoss Stephenson associated with a Diamond Bride and a party heading to New Orleans for a honeymoon. Readable text is limited and misses full names and context.
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Stephenson
chase
saped agiy
New Orleans
Preliminary Classis Meetings Held by Marland Reformed Presbytery
Preliminary meetings of the Marland Classis of the Reformed denomination were held before the annual Classis gathering at Silver Benes. The sessions discussed church property, reported congregational contributions in Tull, and noted officers elected for the Poemic Synod trustees. A separate conference in South Prediexter county was planned at Grace Reformed Church to discuss an intensified Sunday School program.
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Silver Benes
Y. MC. j A
Tull
John S$. Amoach
Muancheser
cen
Wests
stewandsiup
John S. Adam
Smithsberg
treast
Ciescs
C. A. poor
Hlewardsiin
Uttina
Poemic Synod
J. Stewart Harman
Catdown
Thanss J. Wimebrenner
Gettysburg
J. Travers Thomas
etty
South Prediexter county
Grace Reformed church
Voters Books Taken From Huey Long Forces
In New Orleans on January 14 AP reports that Huey P. Long supporters clashed with police as a district judge ordered removal of Reg . from office and deputy sheriffs took charge of voter registration records. The incident involved Barnes and Lang allies amid a temporary restraining order preventing sealing of registrants and access to the registration office, with a deputy sheriff appointed to guard the records.
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New Orleans
New Oceans
Huey P. Cal organization
Yous C. S. Bames
foz dam
yi discriet
shes4s
Barnes
Lang
tan
shersys
Auto Upset at Lime Kiln Grade Crossing
A report describes an auto collision at the Lime Kiln grade crossing with confusion over time and details. The incident involved a stalled vehicle and a potentially injured party, with sparse readable facts about location and response.
Machine Gunner Frees Five From Prison in Texas
Huntsville Texas January 16 AP A machine gunner Clyde Barrow ambushed prison guards wounding Major Crowson and Olen Bosman as they led convicts to work at Eastham prison farm The escapee Raymond Hamilton and four others fled in a sedan pursued by Sheriff C L Mitchell a posse under Warren Wald federal and state officers hunted Barrow and Bonnie Parker the gunwomen famed for shoots with Barrow The guards injuries were serious but not life threatening and the escapees vanished toward the road
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Huntsville
Texas
Eastham
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Barrow
Bonnnie Parker
fam
Crowson
Olen Bosman
Croxson
Bosman
Hantston
Sherif C. L. Mitchell
guarda
Warren Wald
Huntsvile
Bomnle Parner
Governor Richards on Robins letter delays probe action
Baltimore reports Governor Albert Ritchie has not received a required letter from State's Attorney Johan B. Robins requesting cooperation in the Princess Anne investigation. The governor, resting in a hotel suite under a physician’s advice, anticipates delivering the letter to Annapolis later today. Deputy Treasurer resigns after over two decades in post as public service reorganizes county treasurer’s office.
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Baltimore
Albert
Ritchie
Johan B. Robins
Annapolis
Last Fugitive Roundup for Kansas City Massacre
The article notes a final roundup linked to the Kansas City incident, naming a suspect Galtatss and recounting prior arrests. It mentions months of pursuit and a determination to march on, with references to Adee Man and a desperado element. The text is fragmented but centers on pursuit and possible outcomes.
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Kansas Coty Unm Sialop
Galtatss
soo
tex
Gal- 3
New Deal Mystery Machine Debut Planned by NEC
Washington dispatch reports the National Emergency Council under Frank Walker to convene 48 state directors for a planning session. NEC aims to coordinate volunteer emergency agencies, provide recovery information, and could assume powers over all New Deal agencies. Roosevelt backs the directors chosen, with regional offices to follow.
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ROONEY DUTCHEE
Washington
NEC
National Emergency Council
Frank
Walker
Ifmesmatoute
Roosevelt
cone inter
Standard Oil Sued In First Major Oil Code Case
The U S government filed suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court against Standard Oil of New Jersey and affiliates for alleged code violations in a boys club coupon contest. Hearing set for January 30. The case covers prizes for most coupons and radio ads promoting the contest across multiple states. Officials say the code provisions were included at Standard’s insistence.
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Washington
sib
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Standard OF Company of New Jemey
Ins
Ickes
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
off
npce
National Industrial Recovery Act
District of Columbia
Virginia
Wes Virginia
Interior Department
Standard Company
Speakers to Represent Hood at Church Meetings
Hood College faculty will send speakers to local Reformed churches on Sunday January 21 for Education and Young People's Day observance. The program includes a musical presentation by President Josiah Apple and others, with involvement from Newton College and St. Pan's Church as venues.
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Hood College
Peppie
Samday meares
Sruei
Reto
United States
Reformed church educatonal vnsite sons
Jatmaen Miss Macy C
Presigent Josah HW
Apgle
sims
St. Pan's chorea
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WHISNER ST
Frederick
Beme Trainten
Boonsboro
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Secrecary
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Barent-Teaches Associa
Boorsboro Eich
Shafer
Religious Education Council
A. AU. WF
Ruth W. Pose
Hood Goleze
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benne
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D.C
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the Nations? Board of Yo OW. A. the Netone? Business Cras
Tican Association of Univer Sis Womer
Civic Club
Helen Smuca
SHRINER-STOGNER
jriel
Por Mc. Shriner
Arthur V. Myers
Relph Kline
lewis
Rice
John
Geshey
Sherif Wiliam E Foreman
Roland Hartsush
Alvin Bopsi
Earl Rigens
Por 43fiss Siegner
John Stikres
James E Dol
Sherif
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Washington Daybook
Hannory
Vigorees
Herbert Bootzer, Jr
air mat
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PRIEST
Diamond Bride
HUEY LONG FORCES
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Rimco
ROBINS
John W. Loy
Loy
effie
Clarence Phreeger
Crise
offee
Fem Snook Bizier
Flas
Ley
County Treasury
Thomas A Cnapiine
West Patrick street
TESS
Wiman
form
Samy
Sieidern
Maryland
Poolssville
Hood
Tee
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lausorss
prairie forts
War Department
Emma
Emma Goldmen
Department of Labor
Canada
sn ie department
United
Roosevelt's
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Lewes Doazins
FERA
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cuminsivatar
Asssant
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ag dero Frankim
Jonatt
Hagerstoen Sundar
ate
boand om Frankin
W. Stull
Tanertown
Carcoan
noah om Jonaiman
Livestown
Washington County Hospital
Stull
STANDARD OS
U.S
Sckes
Young Peoples Day
Bureau of seronacties
navy department
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