New Market Pastor and Welfare Chief Clash Over Aid Policies
Rev G E Wunder of New Market accuses Welfare Board exec Marguerite Winkler of abdicating relief duties for elderly cases, citing prior refusals and delays while Winkler contends federal funds do not cover those over 65 and claims county funds provide aid. Wunder defends aid fairness, noting farmers struggle and workers accept meager pay, urging on-site fact gathering.
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Frederick Coy Relief Associaton
G. BE. Wunder
New Market
Marguerite M. Winkler
Exec
Welfare Board
Mosday
Wunder
Lacy
New Marke
Rebef
Frederick News
Mocumister
Frederick Association
Winkler
Uetir
Bir Wunds
Walter Burail
Burall
Warder
Bir
Lever Insiows
Brick News and Post
County Board
Walter Burall
West Tabor
The Decision Obscurely Settles Love and Duty
In a tense scene, Bob debates leaving to protect a mother and a lover from hurt while his partner agrees to stay. He contemplates secrecy, trust, and the stakes of possible happiness as Tarleton waits and Mexico looms. The pair cling to fragile promises, planning separate paths to safeguard those they love.
Spite Marriage 6 4 Hitharire Haviland Taylor
Rod Powers demands a divorce from Arm and fears rumors of his wife Marsha and Geoffrey Tarleton. Marsha hides her feelings as she adjusts to life with Powers and cares for his dying mother Mrs Powers while watchingTarleton from a distance. Marsha learns to navigate trust loyalty and the threat of scandal in a tense moral drama set in New York society.
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Rod Powers
Marsha
Geoffrey Tarle
Sorel
Bob Hee Gove
Bob
T. Ia
Robert
Lozely
Geoffrey Tarleton
Geofrey Terleton
Geoffrey
Barlesd-Tavte
Public concerns on aid for elderly residents
Reverend G. E. Wunder voices concern about social relief for seniors over 65. He questions why many in that age group receive assistance, suggesting aid should prioritize the able-bodied and urging officials to publish facts privately to avoid public embarrassment.
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Ealy Press
E. Wunder
Damascus residents enjoy weekend at Ocean City event
Damascus families including Mr and Mrs Downey Williams Mr and Mrs Osborne Williams and Miss Ruby Williams spent the weekend at Ocean City. The Damascus high school grounds host the annual picnic of Daughters of America and Aubrey Council Jr O U A M on August 3 with Mrs Paul Watkins and Ernest Duvall leading arrangements.
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Downey Williams
Osborne Willams
Ruby Williams
Ocean City
Council
Daughters of America
Aubrey Council
Damascus High School
Paul Watkins
Ernest Duvall
Montgomery Arethocist Sunday School Fair on church lawn
The annual Montgomery Arethocist Protestant Sunday School fair will be held on the church lawn at Clagensville Saturday 21. Chicken and jam suppers will be served from 5 P M. The supper committee includes A M and Carl A Cline with Mrs Daisy Cine as tab chair. Entertainment starts at 8 PM with Brown Band Novelty Singers and others performing.
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Montgomery Arethocist
Clagensville
A. A Mo
Carl A Cline
Daisy Chine
Daz
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN SUMMER MENUS AND RECIPES
NEA service staff writer outlines summer menus with cold salads and a highlighted Tomato Frappe recipe. The piece lists dishes for Sunday Dinner Monday Luncheon and Monday Menu including Bone Broth Rice Border Grilled Tomatoes Apples Jellied Apples and a Cream Salmon dinner menu.
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NEA Service
Meany Men Readies for Realty Tack in Nes Era
A fragmented OCR text shows The Meany Men preparing for a real or near real attack in the Nes era with garbled lines about hats, heads, and figures. It mentions HAL COCHRAN and a box g-3. The tone suggests a comic or dramatic scene with uncertain context.
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Fae Tounes
Farley reports five million dollar Post Office surplus
Washington July 20 Postmaster General Farley announced a five million dollar surplus for the Post Office Department the first since 1919 after standard adjustments for air and ocean mail subsidies. He credited strict economy and better postal receipts from improved business. Jones outlined government securities purchases and market plans to support loans and financing. Also FCC ordered telephone companies to file complete schedules of notes and contracts by September 1 1934 with classifications and rate practices.
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Washington
Farley
Roosevelt
Farley Sani
Federal Communications Commission
Ah Telephone Companies
Court News Marriage Licenses in Washington DC Pair
Fragmented OCR text reports marriage license notes for George Jo Barret, 37, and Ruva N Forgers, 2?, both of Washington DC, along with William Toomas Vale and Helen near New Lor Prospective Deudegew. The garbled lines reference ages, places, and names amid a prisoner flood mention and unclear details.
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George Jo Barret
Washington, DC
Wiliam Toomasvale
Helen
New
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Mrs. Powers
Powers
Mrs Powers
Hannah
Hanna
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Farailye
Damascus
Oklahoma
Florida
Everglades
Shan Ang
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Mately
Sister Mary's
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U. S. Postoffice Dept
Cify Securities
AOFES
Charman
Jesse H Jones
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RFCS
Insurance
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Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Quaker City
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North Market Street
Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market ST
Haines
Frederick
Maryland
Markell & Ford
Frederick, MD
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