Applications for PCA Loans Filed in Four Counties
About 25 loan applications were received on the first day of PCA loan filings for Frederick Washington Carroll and Montgomery counties. Thomas and Aero, secretary treasurer, oversaw the process at the courthouse. The county committee, including Alyre Exzier Frederick, EL Shoemaker Carroll, Thomas Derby Missouri, and EH Irgram Washington, will inspect and approve applications after inspectors review them.
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Production Credit Association
Frederick
Washington
Carrol
Montgomery
Thomas & Aero
Pridar
Wibert Lb. Smyth
Msnecr
Anderson
Smith Spens
Alyre ML Exzier
Prederwk Corner
EL A. Shoemaker
Carrol County
Thomas C. Derby
Mesingomery County
EH Irgram
Washington County
Court News Equity Cases and Local Notices
Margaret FR Liston seeks absolute divorce from Carl M Liston with attorney Reno S Harp listed for the plant. The notice lists several ages and locations including Arthur G Hendreks, 22, Makoz PA, and Sarah C Dawson, 16, Danville PA. Additional items include property deeds and multiple names with small sums and building permits noted for county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret FR. Liston
Jonathan C. Brightwell
Carl M. Liston
Reno S. Harp
Plant
Arthur G Hendreks
Makoz
Sarah C. Dawson
Danville
G. Maynard Summers
North Market Street
Helen V. Wachver
Frecereck
Tugwell Speaks on Policy and Production Changes
Cincinnati January 26 Emergency curtailment of production is temporary, says Dr. Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture. He spoke at a university forum about measures to boost business and plans to readjust agriculture and industry toward mass production benefits. He rejects waiting for natural forces and urges active action.
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Cincinnati
G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Azriquiie
University of Cicinnath
Police Court Cases In Friday Night Drunkenness Saga
Fred Browning was released upon payment of costs on four charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. His wife, summoned to testify, said the man fought with her while he denied drinking. Officers Hofman and Buxzas, who arrested him, were not present during the incident. Justice Bennett presided. W F Worrell forfeit $6 collateral on a charge of failing to stop at a boulevard intersection and no certificate of registration in possession. Cox for $5 collateral on a charge of rising? The charges were brought by Sergeant Markey of the State Police.
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Fred Browning
Citr
Calax
D. C. Coox
Hagerstown
Sergi A. E. Markey
State Police
Reorganize Workers Under Nazi Regime Plans
Jan 26 report outlines a coordinated move to unify and centralize workers under the German Ministry of the Interior. Robert Ley orders 19 national shop guilds to replace existing labor and trade unions as part of consolidating control across states. Also notes 1933 U S Canada vehicle production totaling $970,200,000.
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Bertin
Imeror
Robert Ley
Troni
United States
Canada
Roast leg of lamb served in hotel style home kitchen guide
A fragmented guide describes lamb preparation in hotel standard fashion. It notes roast leg of lamb, aroma and flavor, and suggests home adaptation with sauces, temperature, and approximate quantities for a meal. It mentions servings and wine pairing hints.
Army officers to take charge of CWA in cities
Washington January 26 Army officers will run Civil Works Administration offices in several large areas replacing civilian heads in some cities. The move comes from Civil Works Administrator Harry Hopkins who said the engineers corps provided experienced officers to serve as administrators in multiple cities. He noted some places have no Civil Works administrator and denied politics as the reason, saying several cases had requested army officers.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Engineers Corps
Civil Works
Severs
Civ
Hopins
Politiens
Indictments Hit Iowa Officials In PWA Probe
Des Moines figures Lieutenant Governor Nels G Krasheel and broker Carleton D Beh are charged by a federal grand jury with conspiracy to defraud the government. Indictments cite alleged misrepresentation of National Industrial Recovery Act provisions in public works. Beh faces separate forgery counts tied to PWA documents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nels G. Krasheel
Carleton D. Beh
Town Public Works Administration
Ottumwa
Sled
M. B Read
Ickes
PWA
Beh
National Industrial Recovery Act
United States
Otcamwa
Jack Walton Eyes Comeback in Oklahoma Governor Bid
The 12 year saga of Jack Walton unfolds as he seeks to reclaim the governorship he lost after impeachment. Now serving as state corporation commissioner, Walton remains a leading candidate in the 1934 race and claims to be beating back past defeat.
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Oklahoma
Walton
Benefit Mission Social at Mrs C E Main Home
A benefit social for missions was held Tuesday afternoon at the Buck F5town home of Mrs C E Main from 2 to 4 o'clock. Desirous refreshments were served. Present included Mrs Oscar, Mrs Russell Grams, Mrs E R ocemus, Mrs Grover Mossberg, Mrs Guy Bel, Mrs 4 W Nicodemus, Mrs E Diden, Mrs C E Nicho’s, Mrs Roi Dinterman, Mrs Mes F C Ro Poole, Helen Snow, Lavan Fulmer, A E McCusker, Misses Anna ex Maze Grams.
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C. E. Main
Buck
Oscar
Russel Grams
E.R. Ocemus
Grover Mossberg
Guy Bel
W. Nicodemus
Irs
E Diden
Takoma Park Official Bryan Davis Trial Set Feb 12
State's Attorney Stedman Prescott announced in Rockville Maryland that Bryan Davis former Takoma Park town clerk and treasurer will face trial February 12 for embezzling 12809.66. The alleged shortage occurred between July 1 1927 and July 9 1932 while he held town office. he was indicted in March 1933 and held on bond.
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Rockville
Stedman Prescot
Montgomery County
Bryan Davis
Takoma Park
Davis
Rig On Pond
Improvements on property of former county official progress
Gray text indicates improvements to property owned by former County George D. Sm i, moving forward under direction of former Teord C. Culler. The contract is with the county and involves Miss He augnier of Dr. and Mrs. C. Conler near Fr eeas a aegn, with about 69 carias atiosphe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Smi
Gong
Teord C. Culler
Coun
Gold Movement Toward United States Reported
New York reports the first definite signs of a monetary shift toward the United States as demand for American currency abroad rises. Estimates show substantial sums moved from Cherbourg toward New York, with exchange movements around par and notes of concern from the Federal authorities over the cash flow.
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United States
New York
Cherbourg
Eachange Furk
Kiere
She Bank
Earmas
Community Notes From Harney and Nearby Churches
Local notices record visitors and greetings at Harney with members from Westminster and Littlestown. Preaching services are scheduled at St. Pauls and the CGB church along with Sunday School in the coming week.
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S. Paws
A C Leather
George Patterson
and Yealy
Ralph Yealy
Westminster
Snider
Harry J. Wolf
Noah Spangter
Idlestean
Milton Spe
Charles Ei
Loys
Eckenrode
St. Paul's
John Sanderson
Seven Fogle
Onion Bridge
Joseph Kelly
Mary Hank
Walnut Grove
CGB
Fridinger
Floyd Strickhouser
Lom Strickhouser
Littlestown
Leroy
Anna Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Allen Bollinger
Jean Waybright
Samuel Valentine
Ars. Grand Pissel
Chester Moose
Shildt
Harrisburg
Charles Kump
Littlestorm
Harv Wamz
Wiliam Kump
Joseph Wantz
A. V. Eckenrode
Baltimore
H. J Wolff
Hanover
Dallas Shaver
Lillestown
Thomas Downes
Noted Shipboard Tale Continues In Ocean Adventure
A fragment from a 1934 NEA Service nautical romance shows a crew battling a hard sea voyage. The captain orders watch through the night while a crew member shoots at a whale, hoping not to miss and fearing disaster.
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NEA Service, Inc
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Court News
Harriet Hammond
Joseph W. Urner
George Ezra Jacobs
Mabel L Jacobs
Edward N. der Walkersville
Wiliam J. Grove
Lime Hill
New House
Policy
Write
Husband
Setund
Cvil Works Administration
Sevral
Charles D. Shaffer
Harvey Wersine
Me Én Enterian Sociation
Vineh Abo
Jack Walton
Seere
Hawsags
Ams
Europe
America
Trafic
Wade Delage
France
Harney
Lutheran Sunday School
Walkersville
Cramers Hal
Gelen Wagh
Wiliam Pfeffer
Kenneth Eckard
The
Fun Makers
Cas
Lac Bizsurs
Horani Pear
Rusy Weems
Prank Grmes
Mirandy Jones
Charles Stine
Iola Bean
Blanche Rice
Lazantas
Bertha Grabrl
Sophronia Kiscks
Poster Warrenfeltz
Dinah Feaster
Extuprie Zimmerman
Muss Auss
Jane Jeans
NCES
Iss
Emma D. E.ss
Arabella Wigmins
Muxaan
Oren Stm
el Cramer
CG. B Reddick
Emma Dewlhas
Bertha Grabb
Lime Brown
Fannie Gim- Terman
Hate Albauga
Helen Culler
Margaret Cramer
Mane Pearl
Virginia Culler
Rebecca Pearl
Evelyn Moderly
Grace Rice
Mary Ellen Grimes
Mary Alice
Patsy Anne Burvher
Toores Aibaish
Marshall Greene
Walter Zimmernan
Robert
Moderis
George Reddick
Vise
Greenawalt’s
Kerpaz
the Bank
Farmers & Mechanics
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Quaker City
E. B. Measell
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Geo
Rodock & Son
Penna, R. BR
Bor
Markell & Ford
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Sinzlene
Harry Dosh
Wil Dosh
Gaithers
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