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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1935

Page

3

Maryland weighs highway plan amid uncertain federal funds

Maryland officials note they have no assurance of federal money for a 34 020 000 program of grade crossings bridges and road widening. The American Association of State Highway Officials backed a 1 699 000 000 national plan with about 48 bridges and 200 miles of widening. Nathan L. Smith became State Roads Commission chairman, awaiting a Washington report and federal approval before quick action on the by pass Baltimore route and other projects.

Baltimore Maryland Attea Congress Washington American Association of Highway Officials Highways Association Maryland State Roads Commission Highway Association Alec Wolman Public Works Administration Smith Nathan L. Smith State Roads Commission Nice The Wolman Thomas H. MacDonald Federal Bureau of Roads Mr. Smith Ste Robert M. Reindollar Philadelphia Perryville Delaware State Line Frederick Road Catonsvile Ellicott City Frederick Hagerstown Narrow's Park Frosburg Annapolis Boulevard Furnace Branch Mountain Road St. Margaret's Annapolis Annansts Camp Parole Bladensburg Lanham Westminster Pike Own Westminster Chesapeake City-to- Chestertown Chestertown-to-Easton Easton-to-Salisbury Salisbury-to-Ocean City York Road Towson Cockeysyills State Roads Comission American Association of State Highway

Advertising Promises Big Dividends for Investors

Advertisers tout high returns with bold claims of large dividends amid market optimism. The brief notes potential gains while cautioning readers to evaluate risks and verify offers before investing.

Matched Accessories Fill A Burning Need

A fashion column urges using coordinated accessories to refresh outfits and stretch wardrobes. It highlights navy blue taffeta ensembles, chartreuse accents, and versatile scarfs, hats, belts, and gloves. Examples include peplum blouses with tuxedo revers, and coordinated sets for town wear and resort looks.

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Eagle and Scout Fight Parachute Tug in Save Turn

In a dramatic scene a boy clings to a parachute while an eagle tugs at his chute. A wheezing stranger, OV Bean, offers to help by pulling the boy close to the bird. Scouty uses a rope to restrain the eagle and save his companion from a dangerous fall.

Dunecy Breeze Scouty

Court News Equity Case Seeks Trust Jurisdiction In Maryland

Clinton A Baugher sues Central Trust Company of Maryland and J J Ghinghar as receiver. Petition asks court to assume jurisdiction of trust and substitutes Farmers and Mechanics National Bank as trustee. Attorneys Stoner and Storm. Also lists marriage licenses and multiple minor property transfers with small sums recorded in county records.

Clinton A. Baugher Central Trust Company of Maryland J. J. Ghinghar Farmers and Mechanics Ntional Bank Stoner Storm Harold F. Cramting Wrightsville Dorothy M. Burg Page Jonas Dy Danville Alice L. Beil West

Verdict for 200 in Circuit Court suit over boiler service

A jury in Baltimore Circuit Court awarded the Southern Supply Company 200 against Laurens E. Phebus trading as Hahn's Plumbing Shop for an unpaid boiler sale. The suit claimed 615 on an account tied to a boiler installed at Well Brothers on North Market years ago, with disputes over service. Twelve jurors heard eight witnesses, and the judge was Arthur Willard.

Southern Supply Company Baltimore Laurens E. Phebus Triding Hahn Testi“G Albert M. Deringer Robert P. Price Arthur Willard Allen ¥. Bennet Benjamin B. Rosenstock Charles K. Shaff Carlton Molesworth T. Poole Jones Joseph S. Stephens Charles &. Wisner Clyde &. Harshman Victor Kifer Edward M. Hamilton Jeremiah Gaver Leonard C. Lowman Benton Stull Lester G. Mainhart

Hauptmann case details Wall Street plunge and ransom links

Flemington New Jersey January 21 Brunos Hauptmann quit carpentry when the Lindbergh ransom was paid and plunged in Wall Street figures Prosecutors say he misused 25644415 in 1933 stock purchases and hid the money A theater ticket seller identified him as the ransom bill bearer in 1933 defense workers clash with testimony as state nears rest of its case

Hauptmann Wall Street Treasury Carpenter Lindbergh New York Marglns Hauptman John F. “Jassie Condon Bronx Cecilia Barr Loew Sheridan Square Theater

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as child safe laxative

The liquid laxative Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, containing senna and cascara, is promoted as a gentle effective remedy for biliousness and sluggish digestion. It is claimed to be non habit forming, safe for all ages, and suitable for family use with regulated doses until regularity returns.

Treasury official quits after stock deal tied to ransom case

William Frank, an agent of the Treasury Department’s intelligence unit, resigned April 1 1932 after involvement in a stock deal related to the case. Edward Morton, timekeeper at Majest Apartments in New York, testified Hauptmann began work about 12 days before the ransom payment date but failed to appear April 2, returned April 4 to collect wages, then disappeared again. Morton's records support the time card evidence, admitted over defense objections. A $500 bond was posted before Magistrate Walter E. Sian in the Raymond L. Gue whiskey license case, bond posted by Florence C. Gue and William E. Holkins.

Wiliam Frank Intelligen Treasury Edward Morton Majest Apartments New York Walter E. Sian Raymond L. Gue Roger J. Laym Florence C. Gue William E. Holkins

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