Frederick Housing Authority earmark stalls progress on project
A pending earmark of 450 000 to 660 000 dollars was announced by Frederick officials as part of an impending housing program. National Authority approval and detailed conditions follow, with the city responsible for one fifth of maintenance costs and the housing authority empowered to issue bonds for initial work. Further details await a formal letter outlining earmarking conditions.
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Frezer
Straus
Sam-Nistraver
Ty Ciera
Tne
Freder
Me Shecey
Siracs
Tackes
Hener
McSherry
Housnak Authority
Vnca
Lees
Frederick
Wineh
Jean
Armsburg
W Va
National Authority
W B. Bennett
James H Gamori
Lewis R Derizbaugh
Charles McC. Mathias
Mr Trans
Focal Housing Authority
Police Court Cases Heard Friday Night
Friday night Police Court proceedings included two cases. George R Crum of Eas South Street faced charges of pand battery. the case was heard before Justice Patrick M Schnauffer. William H Goodsell of Route 5 received a suspended $10 fine plus costs for operating a vehicle without proper license tags. Officer May of the State Police reported the charge. Richard Young, driver of ad suck, faced a suspended sentence after being cited for blocking traffic and parking on the wrong side. Officer Swomler noted the charges.
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Agaast
George R Crummitt
Eas South Street
Patrick M Schnauffer
William H. Goodsell
Frederick
Route 5
Corp W EK May
Richard Young
Ad Suck
Ofizer
Daniel Swomler
McCormick's Body Brought From Hills
The two year old heir to a Chicago publishing fortune, McCormick, was brought from the Sandia mountains to an Albuquerque mortuary. Indicated by a warpaulin-wrapped coffin, rangers and 30 Indians stood by as the body was loaded into an ambulance after climbers assisted the final descent. Mrs Simms expressed thanks from the bottom of their hearts.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sandia Peak
Chicago
Mehr
Ind.ass
Ottas
Lehman says natives can hide in caves after warning
Herbert H. Lehman of New York answered a question by noting natives could seek caves to hide in after being warned. The remarks described as calling for a conservative private democracy. Uruguay’s General Alfredo Baldomir mentioned.
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Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Uruguay
Alfredo Baldomir
Ioe
Three Free Frederick Accidents In One Afternoon
Several crashes near Frederick Maryland occurred Friday afternoon around 4 30 pm injuring seven people. A head on collision on the Georgetown pike near two miles south of Frederick involved John Zsakany and Paul Neubert of Washington DC with four family members hurt. A passenger Bert Druckerman of Philadelphia was treated for a fractured pelvis. Zsakany was fined 5 dollars in Police Court. Another crash at Worman's Mill injured Mrs Anna Gantner and Phillip Gantner of Garfield New Jersey with a fractured clavicle. Roy McRobie of Baltimore was fined 15 dollars for failing to yield right of way. A Harmony Grove Michigan New York crash produced no injuries. A fourth crash four miles south near Mt Carmel church involved Milton Raun and Sionigomery Sprowls with Raun cited for failing to yield. No injuries reported.
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Frederck
Frederick City
Frederick
Georgetown Pike
John Zsarany
Paul Neubert
Washington, D.C
Newbert
Louise Zsakany
Frank Zsakany
John Zsakany
Martha Zsakany
Washington
Zsakany
Bert Druckerman
Philadelphia
Neubert
Corp
W. K. May
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Worman’s Mill
Roy ¥. McRobie
Baltimore
Phillip Gantner
Garfield
J. McRobie
Libertytown
Gantner
Thermont
T. A. Short
Anna Gantner
McRobie
Justice Schnauffer
Harmony Grove
Michigan
New York
Georgestown Pike
Milton A. Raun
Mt. Carmel Church
Sionigom
May
Raun
Corp. May
New Trial Granted To B. and O. Railroad
Associate Judge Arthur D Willard Friday granted the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a new trial in the $10 000 damages suit by Juin C Garman truck gardener resting at 800 East Patrick Street The court ordered the verdict of $1730 damages awarded on April 18 to be set aside and a new trial granted The case to be placed on the September term docket Garman claimed he was waiting over tracks in southeast Frederick August 15, 1834 when a passenger train backing into Frederick struck him He was taken to the hospital for treatment for injuries railroad officials contended Garman was not on the tracks
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Arthur D Willard Frday
Baltimore and Ohio Road Company
Garman
East Patrick Street
Mme
Gaiman
Frederick
Local Property Sold in Wiaple Park Fronting Twelfth Street
A deed recorded shows the sale of a property in Wiaple Park on the south side of Twelfth street. Purchasers are Mr and Mrs Glenn E Biehl, from Mr and Mrs Jain R Baer, with a consideration of about $5 900.
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Wiaple Park
Twelfth Street
Jain R Baer
Glenn E Biehl
State Police Ordered To Limit County Duties
Baltimore July 1 Major Elmer F Munshower head of the State police warns officers not to perform routine county law enforcement without local direction. Complaints in Western Maryland spurred the notice which reiterates the force is limited to highway patrol unless requested by authorities or the governor. He said local constables or sheriffs should handle issues like public swimming violations while State police focus on roads. In Allegany County a conference with the State’s attorney was held to ensure cooperation, and substation calls on routine matters are being redirected to local authorities.
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Baltimore
Elmer Fmunshower
Maryland
Ioral
Munshower
Allegany
jAtterney
Meyor Munshower
Dog license enforcement brings another arrestee to Thurmont
David Dewees of Franklinville appeared before Judge A W Ecker on Friday in Thurmont after being charged for not having a dog license. He was found guilty and sentenced to thirty days in jail, suspended on condition he buy a license and pay costs. Deputy Collector Cleveland Smith made the arrest.
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David Dewees
Franklinville
A. W. Ecker
Thurmont
DeWees
Cleveland Smith
British Amateur Champion Charles Kates Wins
Charles Kates won the British Amateur title. Glenn Cunningham ran 4:04.4 for the mile at Dartmouth. He was 21. Sixto Escobar defeated Harry Jeffra for bantamweight crown while Henry Armstrong beat Barney Ross for welterweight title. Sammy Baugh is noted.
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Charles Kates
Glenn Cunningham
Dartmouth University
Sixto Escobar
Harry Jeffra
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Sammy Baugh
Fourth of July Safety Photo Prompts Caution
Eleven year old David Taylor of Los Angeles is shown after a four inch firecracker exploded as he held it in his mouth. The dramatic preachment urges sane celebrations and warns that a picture can be more powerful than words.
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Ferfold
David Taylor
Los Angeles
David
Japan Would Carve China In Five Parts
Peiping July 1. A proposed peace plan drafted by Chinese members of the Peiping government and Japanese advisors envisions China split into at least five autonomous units under separate governments. The plan, dominated by the Japanese, asks for continued occupation and offers European spheres of influence. Chiang Kai-Shek would be asked to recognize the Hankow regime and might resign to save face.
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Peiping
China
Thay
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Insurance Switched For James Roosevelt tied bank to commission
A court appointed auditor heard a charge that National Shawmut Bank shifted an $800 000 policy between firms to favor an agency linked to James Roosevelt. Arthur D. Cronin seeks 31750 in a civil suit. bank denies personal involvement or political gain.
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Boston
James Hooseveldt
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A list of quick facts and misprints includes gibbon as an ape, allspice as the spice from pimento berries, Henry W. Shaw as the real name behind "Josh Bitings," Caracas as Venezuela's capital, and a Longfellow quotation misrendered as "Genius is infinite paintak' dag."
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Henry W. Shaw
Josh Bitings
Caracas
Venezuela
Henry W. Longfellow
Four Vehicle Operators Guilty at Urbana Hearings
At Urbana hearings Justice of the Peace Roger E L Geisbert found four drivers guilty of traffic violations. Corp Walter K May of the State Police filed charges. Herbert A Ruckles of Adamstown was convicted of reckless driving and driving without a license, fined 7 and 19 dollars respectively. James Andrews of Frederick paid 1 dollar for speeding over 35 mph. Roy La Bartonsville incurred the same 1 dollar fine for a similar offense. Mebrie G. Lee of Urbana paid 5 dollars for passing when the way was not clear.
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Urbana
Justice of the Peace
Roger
EL Geisbert
Corp
Walter K. May
Herbert A. Ruckles
Adamstown
James Andrews
Frederick
Roy la Bartonsville
Mebrie G. Lee
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Hills
I. Q. Answers
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Amelee
B. & O. Railroad
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John C. Gar
William M Storm
Sherman P Bowers
Garmar
John S Newman
Parscons Newman
de Murrer
Stanley Crandall Company
Rox W Poole
Poole
Alban ML
Wood
W.clnton McSherry
Stanley-Crandall Company
Caveutt Court
Helen Ro Albaugh
Edwin D Albaugh
Albaugh
Manuel M Weinberg
Kaifeng
Meer
Hankow
B. V
Slaces
Hendrickson
Manshower
Tokyo
Jimmy
Elio
Delphey
Quis
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral and Ambulance Service
Ath
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
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