Sewer Tunnel Work Delays With Dual Lines Planned
Contractors shift crews to two daily shifts as the city undertakes a three directional sewer tunnel around Frederick's Square. Crews expect slow progress with hand tunneling near the Square while widening to South Market and Church streets. Peter Raun, chief draftsman, outlined the plan to run lines south to South Street north to Church Street and east to Carrot Street with no double line on West Patrick Street due to hotel property. Subsurface work faces water inflows and potential minor damage from blasts, prompting careful blasting and night pumping.
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J. A. Laporte Cunnian
Predenck
Saars
Neager
Tims
Mandis
Selith Maret Street
Ike
Strovel
Cargall Creek
Layita
Trace Down
Foun
Peter E Raun
Dostioan
Raun
South Street
Church Street
Carrot Street
West Patrick Street
Haun
Francis Scott Key
Court Street
Square
Frederick
Raynald
Laporte
Ligon W& Tiron
Trail Avenue
Whch
North Market Street
Cuntain
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperature Notes
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending today with normal July precipitation at 402 units and June 244 units. Temperature readings include a high near 70s and low near freezing, with wind and moon phase details noted for Virginia and surrounding areas.
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Juv
Man Loses On Pinball, Warned To Support Family
In Peoples Court Judge Patrick M. Schhauffer admonished Harvey C. Whipp for spending a weekly $1 on a pinball machine and liquor, neglecting his wife and 13 year old son. Whipp’s sentence was suspended. he must pay court costs to avoid jail. Other cases included a Baltimore Pine Department driver fined $10 for expired license and city arrests yielding two jail terms.
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Unicntlad
Getttng
Peoples Court
Justce Patrick M. Schhauffer
House of Correction
Harvey C. Whipp
Whipp
Non
Nquor
Lean
G. Lindgemser
Baltimore Pine Department
Omerr Bow, Cecil
Efty
Potlée
John Marper
Sam Murphy
Omcer Allen Mc
Tow Man Pay Sold
The 123 acre farm of Harry A Tanst at, wheatol Amemae on the Ciberte Troad was purchased at a trustee sale lat the court house merming. OW Minkie of tinweod Carrol counts ft $TRIO The farm is improved with a dahtereom brick mansion bowe, darn, dairy stables. Wadddiee A Toacre heard the property was purchased by Prark Tasman Unton Bridge for $28 Ty Prpreton Barkey. Rovne was ad i thareer.
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Harry
Minkie
Tinweod
Carrol Counts
Prark Tasman
Unclear Military Ranks Across Service Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions naval ranks and individuals but lacks clear events, dates, or places. No verifiable entities or outcomes to establish a coherent news item.
The New Deal In Washington and Senator Matias Clash
A fragmentary Washington scene portrays Senator Matias as a prominent yet controversial figure amid New Deal politics. The piece notes his popularity in Virginia and his fractious role within the Democratic machine, with references to coal policy stances and intra party tensions shaping his standing ahead of May primaries.
Kansas-born candidates and Earl Browder in 1930s politics
The text argues against claims that Taindun is native to the United States and ridicules bets about a Kansas born presidential aspirant. It notes Earl Browder, nominated by the Canminter party, as the real candidate born in Wichita. It mentions Governor Landon born in Pennsylvania and later living in Ohio.
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Providency
Kansas
Rooevelt
Earl Browder
Canminter Party
Wichita
Landon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Political Endorsement Demands Stir WPA Hiring Debate
The article discusses whether WPA and CCC job pay is conditioned on political backing. It cites Republican and Democratic managers debating if employees or supervisors are being pressured to show allegiance. It notes broader concerns about political tests in labor and hiring practices.
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Estee
Cere
WPA
Pelician
Dot Woniton
Jim Farley
Hite Noybody
Aoman
Democrato
Reyiucan
Ialove
Nike Ory Joo Vomee
Priest Fr Coughlin Speech Sparks Diocesan Rift
The head of the diocese says President Roosevelt did not keep promises to clergymen and the Catholic laity. Bishop Gallagher accuses Father Coughlin of acting as a spy and says the priest’s massilling rhetoric aligned with Roosevelt era monetary policy.
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Vatican
Corghlin
Biship
Coughlin
Willan Leake
Gnightin
Gallagher
de Wett
Rootesvelt
Roosevelt
Install Electric Organ In Church At Graceham
Graceham church hosts a recital on June evening featuring Harry Campbell at the console of the Wanamaker organ in Philadelphia. Rev. Alan Abel will speak and E D Meade, pastor, presides as the new electric organ is introduced, with Waynesboro selections performed.
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Harry Campbell
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Grareham Mvastan
Alan Abel
Wil
Waynesboro
Qurintte Rs
E D Meade
Henry Sovth's Injury Delays Return to Work
Henry N Sovth, an employee of the Edison Co, Mio Alry, was injured July 16 while alighting from a truck attached to a rear-mounted apparatus. He toppled, suffered a sprained back, and after being helped by his wife, remained confined at home unable to return to work Monday.
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Henry N Sovth
Famar Edison Co
Mio Alry
Petty
Geli
Soith
Apera
Sint
Neuse
Ace Bank Robber Prder Faces Federal Case
A bank robber is charged in federal court with five counts related to a complex heist. Prosecutors allege participation by several individuals in a coordinated scheme at multiple locations. Maurice Char and Fannie Fe are named in the indictment as key figures. The case proceeds in federal court with the Plea and Package Bureau of Popes noted in filings.
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Maurice Char
State Traffic Fines Rise Past Thirteen Thousand
Traffic fines reported by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles total 13 404 50 for the past week. Several drivers faced penalties for drunken driving, reckless driving, speeding, and other violations across towns including Wiles, Brymitas, Mt Airy, Gaithersburg, Frederick, and Ellicott City. Courts imposed fines from 5 to 250 dollars and some licenses were suspended or drivers jailed for offenses such as operating after license refusal and gun accident failures.
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Heelwe Af Detin Wills
Brymitasburp
Heenee
den Smith
Mt Airy
Fillard Hargett
East Pourth Street
Wilerant Koonty
Wentrow
W. Hrawat
Sterling Clay
Clarenes W. Ment
Lowell Ligons
Elmer B. Smith
Sykesvillemtaldot Herre
Clarence Wo Saunders
Rovert
C. Barnhardt
Germany Recognizes Ethiopian Control Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary report notes Germany recognizing control of Ethiopia with the Tabane Ethiopian government and Nah teaviion in Addis Ababa cited. Consequent claims suggest Germany as the first nation to extend formal acknowledgment, signaling a shift in regional legitimacy.
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Germany
Ethiopia
Addis Alvear
Kiwanis to Meet in Indianapolis in 1937
The 21st annual convention of Kiwanis International will be held in Indianapolis in 1937. Delegates from member clubs nationwide are expected to attend as officers outline program plans and regional activities.
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Kiwanis
Indianapolis
Six Month Forest Fire Loss in Frederick County
Frederick county reports forest and brush fires over six months burned 214 total acres with varied damage. The count lists incidents near Willam Reamer in the South Monnvtato area and notes several small fires caused by careless burning and smoking. Damage amounts recorded include multiple sums, with overall loss figures around thousands of dollars.
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Unier
Bedderick
Willam
Catesins
Monnvtato
Byron
Lorde
Anki
Pace
Elena
Ey Dome
Bradstock
Chiang
TNT
Cate le
Frederick County
Bua
WPA Sanitation Work Restarted in Frederick County
WPA sanitation work resumed in Frederick County under the supervision of William Pryor of Thurmont. The project covers about ten miles around Mendertek city, with labor provided by WPA crews and materials from the health department. Men are erecting sanitary toilets in basements and farm buildings, focusing on dairy farms and camps to improve sanitation.
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WiMam Pryor
Thurmont
Tueuadte
Boc Ketaner
Mendertek City
Winchester Mall
Uinwity Pik Cainenk Bowers
Mryse Wick
Heath
Vane
Lear
Upward Push in New York Market Amid Auto Bets
Market activity in New York shows an upward push led by auto makers headed by Chrysler. Trading remains quiet with fractions, while references to gains and share movements appear fragmentary. Andy Trin and others weigh proposals as small lots exchange hands and money markets show slight renewal around one percent.
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New York
Italy
Motors
Chrysler
Jed
Jim Trin
Tyne Town Tarbates Farm Display Near Tabertaan
Teenaged Carrell county fur display set for the fair era with plans through Avaanet 21 and continuing to Priday Ata TE Pha. Target display at fatin and careen pet teeter ahoan in the hh toreef te fate Phe ram operation of roe grankges themed he counts has been solved. Other farm econom ws alien be represented.
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Teenie Carrell County Fur
Ereipds
Tabertaan
Toiesdas
Avaanet
Ty Priday
Fatin
Track Kills Mules Driver Posts S47
This morning near Yellow Springs a vehicle collision killed a mule driver on the Yellow Botings road. Constable Aine and officers arrested a suspect on a Cromwell warrant for reckless driving and improper liquor. The injury details and property losses were reported to Sherman I. Bowers and Blate's.
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John Toutz
Preach
Aes
Sherman I. Bowers
Blate
Aine Aeers
Wile
Cromwell
Charken
Reckhess
Major Parties Fix Attention On Two States Campaign
In a tense push, major parties focus on New York and Pennsylvania as key swing states. Candidates tour cities from New York to Chautauqua and Pittsburgh while urging turnout and support ahead of the pivotal votes.
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Wastuntten
New York
Betsy de Vaia
Alan Foddey
Eester
Trebles Lard College
Att At
Lanedon Wall
Weet Middirses
Chautauqua and Mallalo
Noy
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Gove Emner Merchert
Letany Tay Aieidert
Militant Jolless to Use Kiddies for Appeal
Fragmentary report notes a plan involving a figure named Militant Jolless and children in an appeal. Details are garbled with names and figures unclear.
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Jolless
Revolt in Spain on the Wane Reported as Loyal Forces Hold
The article describes a revolt in Spain with government view financing from the U S and allies. It notes rebel movements around San Sebastian, claims no casualties among American nationals, and reports ships and refugees evacuating to safety. It mentions Paris sources about alleged shock troops and mentions U S and British involvement and Malaga advance movements. Weather outlook for late July described with showers and warm temperatures in Atlantic states.
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Alta del Dosa
Paris
Miva
Germany
Marsalles
Peano
Barcelona
Oklahoma
Buiko
Cagatcie
San Sebastian
Warden Hise Named Deputy Potest Warden in County
NASS WARDEN Wister A Hise of this city has been named a Deputy Potest Warden for the county and has qualified in the office of Clerk of Craft.
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