Local relief budget cuts loom as July funds held firm
Frederick agency faces reduced work relief. The federal administration contemplates cuts in food and fuel aid for about 134 families, with 650 men still on city and county projects. Several staff may be dropped mid month as projects continue and new sewer and street work are approved.
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Bewis Ro Demedaugh
Masquez Winkler
Cheoch Sire
Winkler
Derizbaugh
Countel
Courtus
Hamilton Avenue
Franklin Street
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Phobus
Urner Street
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Baltimore
Frederick Afices Yghains
S&t
Blakeslee
Commissioners Freed in Annapolis Jails Case
A jury acquitted commisioners of Ange A on charges they paid Pol Louis M Hopkins salary in 1933 without sworn reports of criminal cases. The panel, after a brief deliberation, returned a $15 verdict. Officials thanked the jury for its decision and noted presiding judge EL Parkinson and Addison Hedges led the court. An unrelated Washington update discusses a potential deal questioned by Schall. Charles S Hahn announces candidacy for the House of Delegates. A bizarre note claims Romana fed geese to enlarge the liver of a river.
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Tomight
Ange A
Pol Louis M. Hopkins
EL Parkinson
Addison Hedges
Lewis H
Frie Severn
St Charles S. Hahn, Pulider
Thus
House of Delegat
Hahn
House of Delegates
Board of Aldermen
Meat theft leads to four arrests in Wellsville area
Four men were arrested after a meat theft from a Harshman farm near Wellsville. Frankin Blickenstafll, 21, and Ralph Palmer, 24, both of near Wallsviille, face charges related to entering a meat house and stealing about 12 pieces of bacon valued at 25 to 30 dollars. Stanley Brown, Hagerstown, and another suspect are also in custody. Bond set at 5000 for two suspects. investigations continue.
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Counly Nals
Hagerstown
Coun
Sherif del
Wolfsville
Briekenstaff
Harshman
Bic
Brohe
Fragmentary report on theft arson case in Hagerstown
An unclear OCR fragment describes a theft and arson case involving individuals named Brown and Dol in Hagerstown. The text mentions stolen goods and alleged handling by a person named Vinchi and possible arrest linked to the case. Details and sequence are obscured by garbled wording.
Talks to Employes On Fast Priming Meeting
Workers filled corridors at 4 30 pm to hear their chief. Special amplifiers were set up for the event as actors moved about. The Hollywood War is quiet now, with two good pictures last week at the Bijou Hospital.
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Holywood
Heat waves expected to ease with cooler conditions
Reports indicate heat peaks near 100 degrees across several cities but cooling trend begins today with shifting winds. Thunder threats fade, rain possible, while forecasters predict 83 to 85 degree highs over the weekend and a return to milder temperatures into next week.
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Cincinnnati
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New Orleans
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Tampa
Pecora to Decide Soon on Wall Street Practices
Washington reports Ferdinand Pecora will decide this week whether to name a member of the new stock exchange commission under Chairman E P Kennedy. The commission recessed until Monday as it nears a ruling on Wall Street practices.
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Washington
Ferdinand Co
Senate On
Wall Street
New Stock Exchange
Epi P. Kennedy
Commission
Who we first in America by Kane
Fragmentary item lists questions and answers about early American achievements, including a governor granted powers and historic openings. It mentions a 1921 date, Mrs RobeLian, congressional approaches, and a Babbitt metal composition with a Congress grant of $25,000 for the invention.
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Joseph Nathan Kane
RobeLian
Babbitt
Congress
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Justice Bowers remands Gantley for indecent exposure probe
Judge Sherman Y Bowers orders Jay Gantley a transient held for further inquiry after a Police Court hearing on indecent exposure near Carroll Creek. A state charge may follow as testimony suggests misconduct. Officers Lieut McHenry and Officer Phebus made the arrest.
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Jay Gantley
Jal
Carroll Creek
Gantley
Allen MecHenry
Benjamin Phebus
Frank Lynn
Leonardtown
Lawrence Feean
Carrie Shern
Lieut
McHenry
Justice Bowers
Frederick
Brunswick
Pean
No Referendum On Act Of Assembly In Washington
Attorney General William Preston Lane Jr declares the 1933 special session act fixing terms salaries and duties of the Washington Board of Liquor License Commissioners subject to referendum. Secretary of State David C Winebrew III received the submission for voter approval in the upcoming November ballots. The ruling follows the act’s submission to the General Assembly and the state’s election officials for final action.
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Hagerstown
Wiliam Preston Lane, Jr
Board of Liquor License Commissioners
Washington
David C. Winebrew
Legislaire
Sizie
NRA Review Board Abolished by F R Roosevelt Order
The Darrow NRA affair ends as a presidential order abolishes the NRA Review Board dated June thirty nine and signed by President Roosevelt. Three members remain: W. W. Neal Fred P Mann Samuel Henry. Darrow and two others have resigned. The board was created March 7 to review code effects on business amid anti monopoly criticism.
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Darrow
W. W. Neal
Fred P Mann
Samuel Henry
Willem O. Thompson
John F. Sinclair
Iife
Het First
Capitol Hill
Nye
North Dakota
Borah
Idaho
NRA
Policy assailed Roosevelt Latin American policy on visit
William R. Castle Jr. condemned U S Latin policy in an Institute of Public Affairs address. He argued the Montevideo convention signaled no intervention and warned against forceful U S action in the region. Meanwhile six year old Betty Gross from Ladiesburg fell onto glass from a bridge and is hospitalized in Frederick.
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Crnisers
South
Central America
Betty Gross
Leslie Gross
Ladiesburg
Frederick City Hospital
Two More Nazis Die as Munich Riots Grow
Munich reports add two Nazi figures to the death list raising total dead to 22 as rioting spreads in Holland. Former Bavarian interior minister and a Nazi leader are among the slain amid clashes in Amsterdam and surrounding districts. In Baltimore Holmes D. Baker is chosen to join the National Economic League Marginal Branch executive committee.
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