Maryland and Virginia plan Potomac bridges reconstruction
Officials from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia met with Federal agencies to finalize plans for rebuilding four Potomac River bridges worn by spring floods. Virginian highway chief Henry Shiney said final plans and specs would be ready within thirty days and a Brunswick bridge project was temporarily abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iay
oMaryland
Whrani
West Wir
Honda Bureau
Potomac
Wightay
He E. Toms
Uisteion
Burson
Shirley
Shiney
Brunswick
Town Hall Meeting At Hood College Youth Conference
The Young People’s Conference of the Presbyterian Synod of Deriusivre holds its eleventh annual session at Hood College with 276 delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. A town hall program in Brodbeck Hall will explore the liquor problem with questions from delegates and a vesper service follows at 7. The assembly included prayers classes and talks by church leaders and featured a play The Eleventh Major by the Washington Young People group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod of
D. Hobart Evans
Mynttsve
Pybewa Alde
Pauline Albertson
Salisbury
Frank D. Getty
Philadephia
Young People’s
Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church
Brodbeck Hall
Washington
Dircethon
Warbara Jane Murray
C. B. Fisher
Iran
Robert Mc Ravell
Larchmont
Hob Ranaspa
Swannonos
Deputy Harry Lee Runkles Qualifies as County Game Warden
Deputy Harry Lee Runkles of Knoryslie qualified Friday in the Clerk of Court office to serve as a deputy game warden for Frederick County. He will assist the county with wildlife enforcement and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee Runkles
Knoryslie
Frederick County
Weather Summary for Thouars and Nearby
Weather data shows precipitation figures for July to date and historical records. Temperature details include yesterday’s high and low, with notes on patterns and forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thouars
Toa
al Ineh
Uncertain naval officers promoted amid cross country move
A series of misread names describes officers promoted within the navy and their families. The text notes Commander rank changes and a family move from Frederick to San Francisco, with mentions of Mrs Quynn and Miss Margant Motter accompanying to a new post.
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Mfc
Hater
Qian
Ste TS Naval
Hey
Sears
Adda
Quynn
Amd
Orion
Sears Mere
Mrs Rogers Loses Power Fight In New York Surrogate Case
Riverhead New York July 6 AP A widow of Col Henry Hughes Rogers fights to claim one third of a 16 million Rogers estate after Surrogate Robert Pailetreau denies her day in court The widow Mrs Rogers seeks to overturn a waiver she signed she contends she did not understand its effect and will appeal to the Appellate Division for her share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhead
N.Y
Vu Togers
Henry Huddestan Rogers
Tlyuts
Roberts
Pailetreau
Publc
Alexander Capron
New York
Rogers
Rozera
Rebels Led by Japanese Official Executed in Mass Trial
In Tokyo on July 1, seventeen leaders of a Japanese revolt were ordered to death. Eight civilians were found guilty and sentenced to life or imprisonment after a court-martial. Charges included murder and rebellion against imperial authority during the uprising led by Admiral Maa nite Ohad and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Wat Ct Thowis
City Review Of Diesel Engine Costs And Edison System Offer
City commission examines Potomac Edison cooperation and a proposed 7500 dollar diesel engine rebuild. Edison would supply all power with guaranteed 2500 dollar annual savings if the city buys a 40 kw unit, while debates over street lighting, sewer rights of way, and railway operations unfold amid discussions with Fairbanks Morse and local firms.
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Ro Paul Smith
Potomac Falcon Co
Tate
Pride
Rts
Thrash Witt
Brrederick
Recuavanis
Cme
Pontaman Edson Company
Ated Torether
Potomac Edison
Svoid
Fairbanks, Morse Company
Ona
Fotmac Echain
acry‘Gee
Toxi
Bie
Maxwell
Austra
Fordid Ne Insurance
Hume
Petadl
Bers
Central Porte
Tics A
Frederek
Sitiiet
Etttrenstdp
Frederick
Night club owner surrenders in North Side murder case
Chicago police questioned Forward Preed, part owner of the Nut Manse, about the death of Audrey Vallette. He appeared at Huds avenue station with attorney Abraham Marovitz showing a tense, outward calm. Police seek his wife Ruth for resemblance to a woman seen at Vallette’s apartment before the slaying.
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Chicago
Preed
North Side Mohule Cpot
Audrey Vallette
Freed
Huds Avenue Station
Abraham Marovitz
Ruth
Miss Vallette
Andrew Barry
Freen
Loreal Party Hart On Way To Atlantic City
Marcell Etrlir a city letter carrier and Mr and Mrs Chester Miller of this city were badly bruised when the automobile Strive drove crashed on the Thladolphia road Saturday morning. An alde manile containing nee grove approached the highway and collided head on with the Miller car. Strive was badly bruised and the group suffered minor injuries but none were confined to home.
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Marcell Etrlir
Predesck Post
Chester Miller
Strvne
Thladolphia
Silvie Orty
Aldemanile
Nee Grove
Whiel Mirne
Wintnlante
Atlante City
Strine
Cushonbury To Be Sentenced Tonight
Pleading guilty to assault and vagrancy Cushonbury Jot Cushenbury, a heavily built man, awaits sentence in Pelhtee Court tonight before Justice Patrick M L Schnaudler after an arraignment this morning. Testimony about threats and arrest came from local residents and Sheriff Roy M Willner and Deputy Harry Charlie W Smith who captured him in the Davis barn last Monday. The State's Attorney Rhein D Heess presented the case noting Cushenbury’s prior record of two years’ imprisonment for terrorizing the community where he worked.
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Asaault
Jot Cushenbury
Thurston
Pio
Patrick ML Schnaudler
Pelhtee
Peoples Court
Momine
Cheonegro
Join Dass
Roy MM. Willner
Hrerry
Charlie W. Smith
Davis Barn
Roosevelt Presses Workforce and Policy As Trip Wraps Up
President Roosevelt stays active after his trip ending with a conference in which he meets with cabinet members and administration officials. The sessions cover drought relief, prewar planning, and continued federal leadership as the president prepares to return to Washington.
Market List Shaky as Grains Draw Investor Interest
Market reports show grains and other commodities offsetting declines in equities as trading narrowed amid uncertain conditions. Analysts note the day’s activity was restrained with bonds less active and a cautious tone prevailing in early dealings.
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New York
Riek Deanss
Server Save-U Stores Stage Fall Food Show
The Second annual Food Show staged under Serv-U Save-U Storm at 16 East Patrick athouk arms with George Von BUI as president and chair. October 6 to 10 at the Armory will feature booths and national manufacturer contacts, with committee plans underway to secure exhibitors and promote the event.
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Came Millie
Patrick Athouk
Thathivalay Dheadit
George PL von Bui
Armory
Tran Fuat
Texas
Cate
Alony
Mr. von EM
K. G. Wachter
Ilarry Thamiiten
Cinamasig
Teporta
Frederick
Ruth ©. Gardner
Alorea
von Elf
L. G. Wachter
James M. Harris
Tashion
Unclear OCR Report From Cioane Germany On Day Six
Fragmentary text from Cioane Germany outlines a six day sequence with references to CADP and a favored influence on trade. It notes figures and manufacturing amounts totaling 8 240 000 000 and hints at anonymous sources or misread terms.
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Cioane
Germany
Butte
Drought Sends Grain Prices in Early Chicago Trading
Drought boosts grain values with rye hitting a new season high in Chicago. Traders rush to buy as markets open, prices surge and selling pressure limits activity amid uncertain demand across the prairies.
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Chicago
Local Accident Cases Pass Orders From State Commission
Multiple decisions issued by the State Industrial Accident Commission cover temporary total disability, permanent partial disability payments, and cessation dates. Cases involve insurers such as Trivelera Insurance Co and Eastern Mutual Casualty Co, with several orders issued between 1935 and 1939 setting weekly rates and durations.
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Acton Taketh
State
Industrial Accident Commission
Albert BE
Crown
Charles Emory Wills
Ye Ox Shre Ynish Co, Inc
Trivelera Insurance Co, Inc
le Path
Faster Mutual Casualty Co
Cor Motaalay
David Co
Suloveva
Frederick and Remy Casualty and Surety Co
Holiday Deaths Reach New High in Nationwide Toll
The nation reports 391 holiday deaths, with July Fourth the deadliest in nine years. Fireworks caused several fatalities, including twelve in AMMO related incidents, while motor vehicle crashes accounted for 2320 fatalities. Drownings and alcohol related incidents also contribute to the grim tally across the country.
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Firewarka
Uenale
Pyran Technics
Areworks
Cadedales
Busy Weekend At City Clerk Office Records Fifteen Marriages
The city Clerk of Court reports a weekend with several marriage licenses issued including couples from Philadelphia Washington Raleigh and New York. Deputy staff issued licenses Friday through Sunday and work extended after hours. multiple pairs applied for licenses and weddings occurred around the Fourth of July period.
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Bing
Bys Lavedo
Isale
Uraday
Aeventeen
Leonard Qalmore Botan
Miladelphia
Virginia Shaw
Punt
Mich
Fig
Houeh
Anand Sante
Fetaga
Philomena Cafatdy
Washington
Mantzhuey
James Carakix
Violet
U.S. Steps Into Huge Fight Over Steel Industry
The Labor Board seeks court action in New Orleans to enforce an order against executives over alleged interference with workers at a steel plant. The court refused, ruling steel labor actions fall under manufacturing not interstate commerce, amid broader labor tensions and proposed legislation.
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Capy Warmite
Union
Hadi
Fey
John Oh
Pete
Pederab Circuit Court of Apols
New Orleane
Dna New 4
Hie
Lautan Stern
Jones and Lausalia
Antination
Alquigipa
Hone
New Orleans
Vacation School Ends At Reformed Presbyterian Church
The Evangelical Reformed and Presbyterian churches held a vacation school Friday at 10:30 a.m. with enrollment around 100 in Beginner to Junior departments. Dorothy Partington and Rev. Melvin St. Mortis directed classes. awards were given to daily attendees and names include Edward Burger, Helen Hersperger, Dorothy McVernon, and Jane Routzahn, among many others.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
Parente
Renis
Ynapila
Mia Dorothy Partigten
Melvin St. Mortis
Henry L. G. Kilefler
Mra Willem Drlah
Jane Mecomas
Bonga
Mariah Urish
Oprevian
Misa
Dorothy Partington
Mirgetty Jane Gwider
Otter
Ludor
Rosa Bnyder
Milas Gleatier Thomas
Cours Nee
Thoee
de. Charles Bo O Wilder
Joseph Uo Apie Chyeed
Welet
Wernners
Edward Burger
Helen Hersperger
Marbita Ann Jenkins
Dorothy McVernon
Exvelyn Morton
Billy Rhoads
Jane Routzahn
Bobby Thomas
Jane Weitzel
Nicholas Vadliou
Trelen Dentz
Anna Tor Raiteman
Jel Routzahn
Allen Houlantin
Irene Stary
Mary Allen Galther
Dally Chaistl
Frances Bretchart
Paty Grove
Myriee
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U. S
Pt. of
Shepherdstown and Hancock
Presbyterian
Quvtin
Martial
K. W
Potomac Edison Co
Marcarlia Agures
Magee Turthernore
Cesar
Argent Pan Tae Batomae
Peto Puisen Company
Pscryyce
Mukti Natal Gost
Edward Freed
Loreal
Hart
Atlantic City
Cushonbury
Roosevelt
Renin
Birtoria
Vortman
Porte
General Dunes
Bethire Lee
Westen
Pers
Amory
Drouth
Rye
Goa
Erapas
Prairie
Chacaige
Tyr
Keault
T James A Cramer
Prederick Brick Works
Toe
Aetna
Ualty and Surety Co
Ate Eident
Clair Hias
Richart O Martinen
Ox Fibre
Mrush Co, Inc
Therry Mutual Maurance Ca
Dusurer
Jironte
Wickions
Ox Fibre Brash Co
Amd Travelers Bieaurance Co
Liviter
Devin
Charles Tog Avine Ove
Pelyoryey
John Rare
Cadman
Ohdne Sutechie Veo Ue
Vlatintariti
Daly
Wyos Parka
de Boyton
Ipumplata Valley
Tds Mae
Guint
Dleavers
Drs. Varkes
Caditan
Dan ¢Sapinl
Turkey
Jamunne
U.S
NLRB
Reformed Presbyterian
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