West College Terrace Bridge contract bid status in Frederick County
Bids opened for construction of the West College Terrace Bridge as part of the Watsoner Recovery secondary road projects. County road work under Frederick District Engineer Thomas A. Linthicum progresses with 1.8 miles on Yellow Springs road and 1.5 miles between Woodsboro and Liberty. Repairs and county road improvements continue, funded partly by a $12,000 Frederick County Public Works allocation.
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Thomas A. Linthicum
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Woodsboro
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Mixed-Up Court Filing Reveals Troubled Marriage Case
An unclear court document mentions a husband and wife dispute with references to Rose Hroncz and Clord Va Koontz. The report notes a 1953 date and a Brooklyn broker, with details about police involvement and a wandering suspect.
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Catoctin Country Club Holds Annual Meeting and Board Election
The Catoctin Country Club held its annual meeting at the Francis Seaster hotel, electing three-year board members and approving budgets for the coming season. Officers were elected, and committee appointments were announced as the club eyed summer matches and expenses for 1934.
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sinchold OS
Franciis Seester
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Grove
W. D. Osburn
Thomas B. Harr
James A Long
W. Clint Sherry
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Treasury Certificates Over Subscribed Report Elevates Appeal
A Westingwon report notes over subscription of treasury certificates and an appeal filed by an unnamed Bridge Company. The record mentions a partial decision favoring public assent and a bridge over a river near Brans Town Va, with authorities preparing for a court action and an upcoming vote or hearing.
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Smuggling Racket Seen Persisting Despite Prohibition
Admiral Harry Hamet told Congress organized liquor smuggling will continue with growing efficiency. He noted a present reduction but warned smugglers will likely rebuild post tax changes and attacks hinge on profits. About 60 armed planes operate between the Bahamas West Indies and Florida coasts in the traffic.
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Washington
Jat 24
Harry G. Hamet
coms. guard
Congress
coast guard
Hale
Hamile
Banini
West End
Florida
Stocks Under Bright Skies Dominate Market News
Readable fragments show discussions on a presidential stance to oppose a monetary reform and a proposed modernization of stock exchange rules. Mentions of a 32,000,000,808 fund and regulatory debates hint at broad market impact and possible federal action affecting trading dynamics.
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New York
Stock Exchange
fedars
Steeting
Cail
Woman's Murder Case Before Somerset Grand Jury
Somerset County grand jury will consider the murder of Mrs. Maczacet Bromwey at Marion Station on New Year's Eve. Sheriff Walter Mann and Stewart Deal testified, with witnesses Baz Wines and Fred Bromley, husband of the slain woman, called to testify.
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Poncess Ance
Somerset Sante
Devon
Maczacet Bromwey
Marion Station
Episcopal Council Attends Event at Samuel Welty Church
Rev Douglass Hoof rector of Saint Sacnts church led a gathering with Moasdes and honored guests including Bishop of Easton and Bishop Cook of Delaware. A cottage prayer service followed the revival meeting and practical service at 507 North Market Street with Governor Al an in attendance.
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Episcopal Council
Douglass Hoof
att Sacnts church
James DeVo
tne
Daresport
Easton
Cook
Delaware
Al- An
mazeent
Samuel Welty
North Market
New Deal in Washington Examined Amid Tariff Debates
Rodn ey Dutch er reports on the New Deal's reach in Washington amid farm policy shifts and AAA controversy. Officials discuss funding, expenditures, and potential changes while outlining impacts on farmers, taxes, and relief programs.
Long’s Machine Loses in New Orleans Election
New Orleans January 24 AP. Huey P Long’s political machine appears defeated at the polls in a primary for mayor. Early returns show Walmsley leading with 41 036 votes, Kierer 26834, Pranele 23 relays indicate precincts reporting. Long’s camp claims aim to recover with later totals.
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Walmsley
Kierer
Pranele
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slove
In Hurry To Wed As Couple Seeks License
Robin Bowe and her fiancé, aged 22 and 19, sought an automobile marriage license in haste. Deputy John H Mart noted the clerk’s office opened at 8 and the couple waited, planning to wed soon despite the rush.
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ander
Robin Bowe
torr
amie
anceni
niage
Investigation Begun Over Alleged School Refusal Incident
A report details George Reed accused of forcing his 8 year old daughter to school with threats and physical force on Caurek Street. Roy Keefer and two witnesses say the girl was beaten to make her attend. Child welfare workers from the Children’s Aid Society, including Menael E Pue and Sass Caelyn Fogie, opened an investigation into the circumstances. The girl suffered pain but survived.
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George Reed
Caurek street school
Roy Keefer
Fas
Pacline Reed
Pelce
Menael E Pue
Sass Caelyn Fogie
Soste Segan
Navy Appropriation Bill Passes House
The House approved the Navy appropriation bill amid debates on construction limits and treaty replacements. The measure sets funding levels and directs shipbuilding and defense programs through the coming fiscal year.
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India quake death toll passes twenty five thousand
Calcutta January 24 AP a day when the Rajah Monghyr said deaths in Monghyr alone had reached 25 000 as the quake toll climbs to new highs in the region. Officials warn it may take weeks to remove ruins and reach more bodies buried by the disaster.
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India
Monghyr
House appropriations panel cuts funds for Treasury and Post Office
The House Appropriations Committee proposed 820.693 million dollars for operating the Treasury and Post Office Departments for the next fiscal year, a 463.629 million drop from the current allotment and a 5.633 million cut in the Subcommittee estimate. The panel also detailed allocations across internal departments and services, including customs, internal revenue, and related fund totals.
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Penny declares 50 cents dividend
Penny declares 50 cents a share dividend with payment set for March 15. The amount matches 1933 and maintains a stock year total of two per year since 1847, per the Liberty Daily report from Priatepaia dated January 24.
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Girdend
Penn
ntacs
Devan
Weather Summary From Old Newspaper Fragment
Fragmentary weather record notes precipitation figures for January and 1933, including yesterday's high and low temperatures, sunset and moonrise times, and a dated sequence of readings. The text is incomplete and contains errors but indicates a daily climate log with multiple meteorological values.
Senate Enacts Money Bill Amid War Relief Debate
Washington January 24 The Senate expected to enact money measures including 850 million for relief advocated by the President while Congress may legislate on stock exchange and warship funding. Treasury needs through July pageantry details colored by debt interest rising to over 2.35 billion and free mailing costs exceeding 1 million annually.
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imegard
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Soret
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