Maryland veterans receive twenty eight million in bonus payments
A historical report shows Maryland veterans receiving about 28 million in bonus payments, including 12 000 African American recipients. About 9 percent have borrowed, with total payments near 55 600 000. The Veterans Foreign Wars and American Legion push sub stations in Baltimore to aid forms, as three fifths of Maryland veterans reside there.
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Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Maryland
Perema Wars
American Legion
Bettimarr
Farm Units Convene For Meeting On Feed Brdups
Local farm units plan a gathering to discuss attendance and strategies for feeding programs. Participants, including several named organizers and community members, will address BRDUps and related agricultural concerns at the session.
Wartime broadcast echoes to nation on Unter den Linden
A brown clad storm troop speaker draws crowds as Nazi account is reviewed across Germany. Radios and newspapers carried the message nationwide, promoting the idea that daily papers are the cheapest and most effective advertising form.
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Unter den Linden
Neas-Paper
National Farm Problem Emphasized at Maryland Meeting
Former Congressman John Norton, adviser to the AAA, told the Farm Bureau gathering in Haserstown Maryland that the farm problem remains national and must be solved nationwide. He outlined four proposed AAA substitutes and noted possible constitutional changes. The group discussed soil conservation, equalization of county taxes, and financing schemes while urging measures to boost farmer buying power and stabilize agriculture.
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Haserstown
John §. Norton
AAA
Ten Counts Farm Bureau
Tne
Y Farm Bureau
Wyeawse
Yantzation Tne Group
Fractures Suppad On Was Reduced Before His Arm
An unclear report notes Fractures Suppad on being reduced prior to his arm. The fragment mentions medical action but lacks details on patient or context.
Temperatures Fall Across Maryland Amid Snow and Cold
A winter cold snap sweeps Maryland with temperatures dipping below twenty degrees in the eastern region and milder readings in the west. Officials predict continued frigid conditions with snow and wind affecting travel and daily life.
Hauptmann Case Ordered Opened by State Police
Gov Harall G Hoffman ordered New Jersey State Police to reopen the kidnapping and spying investigation into the Lindbergh baby case. The order follows reports of continued interest and potential additional suspects amid defense and police tensions.
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Trent No. 1
Harall G. Hoffman
Jerst
Lindbergh
Met
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Rhe Ua
Gum
H. Norman
Iter
Hauptmann
SOM 10
Atestiol
Europe Seeks Stable Path After Summit Talks
Report notes calmer mood in Europe following a rare assemble of rulers and foreign ministers. Analysts say discussions influence England, Austria and the broader balance of power, with potential moves affecting future diplomacy and regional tensions.
Meeting Preview of 1936 Frigidaire Plans in Richmond
Robert E Smith district manager of Potomac Edison leads officials from Frigidaire at the Joan Marshall Hotel Richmond Va for a meeting previewing 1936 models and sales advertising plans amid a nationwide cold spell.
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Robert E Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Frigidaire Corporation
Ue Joan
Marshall Hotel
Richmond
Windsor Castle and Its Historic Wards and Legends
Windsor Castle, seat of English kings since William the Conqueror, features Lower Middle and Upper Wards with chapels, the Round Tower, and royal apartments. A ghost tale of a lovelorn lady-in-waiting haunts the palace windows, while the castle gained prominence after appearing on Silver Jubilee stamps.
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Wiliam the Conqueror
Windsor Castle
England
Vicetorn
Lesend
Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
New Windsor
River Thames
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Frererterrre
Frogs and Snails Considered Appetizing by French
A brief note reports that frogs and snails are viewed as appetizing dishes by French people. The item reflects cultural taste and culinary curiosity.
Not Seeking Vo Gust Commissioner Jones Not Seeking Vo Gust
Maryland note on January 30 shows Thomas J. Grogan Jr of the Maryland Classified Employees Association discussing the idea of abolishing the meat commissioner's post as a political position while planning to seek changes through the legislature. He clarifies the move is not a personal attack on Col Jones and emphasizes safeguarding the office against partisan influence.
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Baltimore
Thomas J. Gorgan, Jr
Maryland
Nis
Gregan
Jones
Poston
Col Jeres
Grogan
Unclear OCR Fragments Describe US Corporate Mix
Fragmentary OCR text mentions American firms including insurance, railroads, steel, autos, and banks though many words are garbled. No coherent events or figures are identifiable to summarize a full news item.
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