Unfortunate: 10 aided during Roosevelt term
Franklin D Roosevelt delivered his oath amid relentless rain and cold as he dedicated a second term to aiding the economically unfortunate. The ceremony drew an estimated 150,000 to 200,000 spectators and featured Garner taking the oath with Chief Justice Hughes administering.
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Loans To Needy Farm Families In Maryland
State Supervisor K Oswald announced a $20000 allotment to Maryland for loans to needy farm families. Eligible applicants must not have secured credit from local banks or credit associations at reasonable rates. Applications should go to district rehabilitation agents in College Park La Plata or Salisbury.
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Frederick’s Assets Are Her Lovely Valleys
James T. Gambrid, chairman of the Rotary Club community services committee, spoke at the weekly luncheon about Frederick’s future, noting the “lovely valleys and mountains” as assets. He cited WPA relief projects and highway prospects, urging cautious expansion while referencing regional efforts to boost tourism and industry.
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Perkins Hopes for Process to End GM Strike
Washington January 20 Secretary Perkins after a conference with General Motors officials said negotiations may be rested between the corporation and striking United Automobile Workers. Perkins met with Alfred P Sloan Jr William Knudsen and Donaldson Brown joined by Governor Frank Murphy and James F Dewey. Despite idle plants and closing orders at three GM subsidiaries the strike widened with 133000 workers out, including Cumberland Malon and others.
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Frederick leaders discuss extending Skyline Drive and tourism
Speakers at a Frederick event urged extending the Skyline Drive to Harpers Ferry within eight to ten years and promoting Gambrill Park and nearby recreational facilities to boost overnight stays and local spending. John A. Shires moderated the session.
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Auto crash at Smithsburg kills one injures two
A three‑man auto party collided with a Western Maryland passenger engine at a Smithsburg grade crossing about 7:20 PM. Clarence Moweard Shepley, 24, died minutes after rescue. Willi s Brunner, 25, of Myersville, was hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured skull, crushed pelvis and leg fracture. Aubrey Grossnickle, 19, also injured, with fractures in both arms and bruises. The men were returning from Hagerstown after drinking in Smithsburg. The accident prompted a joint investigation by local authorities and Western Maryland police. The victim Shepley leaves a widow and several siblings. both Brunner and Shepley worked for Campbell Co. on a highway project near Myersville.
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LUEF'S STUFF DOWN WITH GLOOM
A reflective piece encourages shifting mood from gloom to optimism and promotes a positive attitude. It notes folke of past eras and suggests that humor and perspective improve spirits. The closing line highlights newspaper advertising as a means to achieve results.
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WU Gage
Inaugural Address Highlights From Washington
Highlights from President Hoosevelt's inaugural address emphasize serving the nation by aiding those with less, testing prosperity's persistence, and expanding governance as democracy evolves. He advocates honest elections, restraint in power, and opposition to self interested abuses. The speech frames progress since the depression and calls for renewed civic duty.
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Western Marylanders seek top state posts in unemployment agency
A Western Maryland group led by David C. Winebrews plans to travel to Annapolis to press for a Western Marylander to be appointed to one of the high paying jobs in the unemployment insurance administration. The delegation includes William Preston Lane Jr and state lawmakers.
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William Preston Lane, Jr
William D. Byron
Stedman Bruscoty
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Maryland
William Milnes Maloy
Joseph Y P. McCurdy
Too Much Mawkishness Shown To Crooks
New York January 20. Nassau County District Attorney Martin W Littleton Jr told the Rotary Club of New York that public sentimentality over condemned criminals should be tempered. He cited his Sing Sing execution story and agreed with Governor Lehman that an 18 year old offender merits capital punishment no more than a 22 year old.
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Martin W. Littleton
Nassau County
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Sing Sing
Herbert M. Lehman
Railroad Workers to Seek 20 Percent Wage Increase
Chicago Jan 20 A joint committee of five railroad brotherhoods announced plans to ask for a 20 percent wage raise applicable to all unions. The move ends a week of deadlock over how to press the demand.
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Raid on shacktowns hunts kidnapper in two states
Seattle investigators press Moss raids on hobo jungles in two states seeking the fingerprint trail of Charles Mattson's kidnapping slayer. Dozens of men are captured by jobbers as the search widens across early January.
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Federal Agents Sweep Pacific Northwest Fare Sections
About 75 federal agents state patrolmen and city police combed fringe areas of Pacific Northwest cities. Their sweep netted more than a score of men many fingerprinted before booking for detention. Newspaper advertising grings results. Invest in it.
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