East Street to Be Made Two Way Extending to Fifth Street
City plans extend East street a further 1000 feet to make it two way from Patrick to Fifth Street as the Pennsylvania Railroad levels tracks. Through blocks from Second to Third already two way, a one way link remains between Fourth and Fifth. Officials say surfacing will proceed once tracks are leveled, improving north south traffic and diverting trucks from downtown. A dip in the third block after railroad work has caused several cars to become stuck.
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East street
Patrick
Fifth street
prospect
Pennsylvania Railroad
j sheaa
Fourth
Fifth streets
Elmer S.G. Maxwell
John T. Best
North Bentz street
Frederick
brock
Nice Sets Out On Week-end Boat Trip
Baltimore July 27 AP reports Governor Harry W Nice left for a weekend fishing trip on the Chesapeake Bay flanked by Republican national leaders including Henry P Fletcher national chairman and former Senator George H Moses of New Hampshire. The group remained noncommittal when asked if the outing carried political significance.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Chesapeake
national party
Henry P. Fletcher
George H Moses
New Hampshire
Germany to Conduct Own Fight on Jews
Bern dispatch reports Nazi police chief Von Helidorf stated the state would wage its fight on Jewry and forbade individual actions. He gave no details on the planned measures beyond noting the drive would proceed in another way.
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Germany
Bern
Counit Von, Selidorf
Beth
Von
Weather data and temperatures for the day and month
The report provides 24 hour precipitation at 66 inches, July precipitation at 24 inches with normal 4.02 inches, July 1934 actual 1.74 inches, and a 1935 deficiency to July 1 of 0.29 inches. Yesterday’s high 82, prior year high 97. Last night low 63, last year 74. Sun sets 7:29 pm, sun rises 5:05 am. Moon rises 3:15 am, moon sets 6:27 pm. Streams are muddy on Monocacy and cloudy on the Maryland side of the Potomac, clear on the Virginia side.
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Potomac
WICARL GUEST Of ROOSEVELT PARTY
Washington January 27 AP Comp troller General McCarl of many New Deal expenditures has been invited to spend the week end with President Roosevelt on Chesapeake Bay. McCarl a Republican whose office is not subject to the President s wishes recently criticised some outlays by the Tennessee Valley Authority. Roosevelt left in his car to Antapoli Md to begin the trip. Invited to accompany him were the Comptroller General and its Metari Henry Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of the Navy Captain Ross T. A Mic Intire White House physician.
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Washington
Jail
McCall
eric
Roosevelt
Chesapeake
McCarl
Tennnessee Valley
Antapoli
Comptroller-General
Henry Roosevelt
Income Tax Scope Widening Up Agein
Washington July 27 The question of widening the scope of the proposed new income taxes reemerged as some Democrats on the House Ways and Means committee push to tax incomes under 150000. The bill would raise about 2530000000 annually and critics say this does not meet Secretary Morgenthau’s call to increase revenues to cover expenditures and reduce the debt.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Powell Non Support Trial In Peoples Court
State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers pressed a non support case against Harold Powell of Thurmont in Peoples Court this morning. Powell's wife Eva Powell has left their child with Mrs Minnie Whitmore and refuses to establish support. Justice Milton G Urner Jr ruled he could not order support paid to a third party and a technical demurrer was entered for Powell.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Harold Powell
Thurmont
Minnie Whitmore
Peoples Court
Powell
Eva Powell
Whitmore
Milton G.J. Urner, Jr
Fant
Wheat control elections for Frederick County held
Frederick County Wheat Reduction Control Association members are being elected ahead of a director reorganization next Wednesday. Committees meet in New Market, Adamstown, Frederick, Urbana, Myersville, Middletown, and other towns to select chairmen and members. Officials report about 250,000 dollars in federal funds paid for 1933-34 wheat reduction, with 75,000 dollars from the crop and hog program. 1935 funds not yet received. The base acreage under reduction stands around 43,000 acres with 15 percent reduced in 1934 and 5,400 acres cut in 1935.
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Frederick County Wheat Reduction Control Association
New Market
Walter E. Bursll
J. A. Bogie
J. R. Van Sant
Renn
sunmsr
Adamstown
William H. Renn
GeorgeS. Allnutt
Wilbur Culler
C. Speaks
Frederick group
Roy
W. Schaeffer
Daniel J. Thomas
Fnday
Myersville
C. N. Stottemyer
Harvey Grossmickle
Elbert
Thurmort
Jefferson
Lebertytown
Walkersville
Henry R. Shoemaker
association
Walter E. Burns
A. M. Pitzer
Lewistown
W . H. Benn
Shoemaker
Mr. Burnl
E. C. Speaks
Alvie M. Etzter
Frederck county
Sears
Auxiliary Meets Women of Pileas Arch at Home
Ladies grouped at a Thursday gathering noted a lawn fete for church benefit and planned the August 8 church supper. Eleven members and five visitors attended with Rev Turner closing the meeting, refreshments served, next meeting set for Mrs John Lanson's home in August.
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Pileasarch
on Thursmeeing
Robert Gevolisnais
Grubbs
Turner
John Lanson
Big Jobs In Work-Relief Go To Roosevelt Supporters
Washington July 27 The administration may deny big jobs in the five billion dollar work relief program go to Roosevelt supporters. Harry Hopkins insists loyalty wins key WPA area administrator posts and that Democratic party machine influence colors appointments in many states. Roosevelt intervened to name the New York City WPA boss Gen Hugh Johnson, while other states show varied political influences and some anti New Deal sentiment among lawmakers.
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Hopkins
Johnson
Washington
New Deal
Harry Hopkins
Jim Farley
New York
Indiana
Missouri
New York City
Hugh Johnson
F. D
Ant
Harry Bird
WPA
Virgina
Byrd
Glass
Senate Banking Bill Heads to Conference
The Senate cleared the omnibus banking bill after a strong Glass led push and sent it to a House Senate conference. Administration forces seek last minute changes to preserve ground, aiming to reinforce Federal Reserve control of open market operations. The May House bill's credit control feature marks the bill’s main divergence from the central bank proposal once supported by Nye and Fr Coughlin.
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Senate
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senate House
Glass
ito
Federal Reserve Bank
thes
ares
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Charles E Coughlin
Detroit
central bank
House
Reserve Board
Midnight Disturbance in Kinnehart Alley Arrests Eight
A disturbance just after midnight in Kinnehart's alley near West Sixth Street led to five officers dispatching to the scene and eight people—six Black and two white men—being jailed for fighting and disorderly conduct. Adnan Makel Tax Tyler Harry Hill Vernon Mahammitt Red Mahammitt Ernest Hacket Lee Liesch Fred Saion were held on $10 bail each. Officers Dorsey Phebus McHenry Fagan Bleumenauer made the arrests. a Police Court hearing was set for tonight.
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Kinnehart’s alley
West Sixth Street
Adnan Makel
Tyler
Harry Hill
Vernon Mahammitt
Seven More Weeks Of Peace In Coal Fields
Washington AP reports seven additional weeks of wage peace in the soft coal fields as Appalachian coal producers and the United Mine Workers extend the 1934 wage and hour contracts through September 15 at President Roosevelt's request.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
Woodsboro Gets Magistrate After Long Gap
Ties H Fogle of M, a district resident, appeared in Clerk of Court to qualify for the post, restoring magistrial authority previously open since Justice Ham C Dorcus’s term expired in May. Governor Harry W. Nice appointed him, keeping the office open until today.
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Woodsboro diusinc
Ham C Dorcus
H Fogle
Mr Fogle
Harry W. Nice
Maryland National Guard Lieutenant Seeger Receives Federal Recognition
Federal recognition of Seeger by the National Guard Bureau follows qualification through required mental and physical exams. He has served since 1920, advancing from corporal to first sergeant, receiving a commission as second lieutenant in 1927. He is an expert rifleman and pistol marksman.
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National Guard Bureau
Secretary of War
Seeger
A. Poost
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
British Team Siweeps Opening Singles Play in Days Cup
Great Britain opened the Days Cup challenge round with a clean sweep in the first two singles, as H. W. Austin defeated Wilmer Allison in five sets and Fred J. Ferry beat Don Budge in four. The pair’s wins gave England an early lead defending the trophy in Wimbledon. Col. Frank Knox, once a possible 1936 Republican candidate, said he was not seeking the nomination during a Hoover visit in San Francisco.
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England
Fred J. Ferry
H. W. Austin
Great Britain
United States
Austin
Wilmer Allison
Perry
Don Budge
France
San Francisco
Frank Knox
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
League Calls Extraordinary Council Session on Litvin conflict
Geneva July 27 AP reports League of Nations secretariat after consultation with Maxim Litvinin, president of the Council, decided to convoke an extraordinary session of the Council on July 31 to address the Lithuania-Ethiopia dispute.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinsfl
Council
British fleet sails as Wyoming and Arkansas arrive
Gibraltar hosts the van guard of the British Mediterranean fleet as Wyoming and Arkansas arrive with 900 Annapolis midshipmen for fortifications visits. Delegates at St Pauls United Brethren in Hagerstown seek Pennsylvanian conference to return Rev Dr F Berry Plummer for his fifteenth year at the pastorate in York, Pa.
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Gibraltar
C. S
Wyoming
Arkansas
Maly
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Juli
St Pauls United Brethren church
York
F Berry Plummer
Mystery box in Senate lobby sparks questions before vote
A wrapped box labeled Girls A a mysterious item drew attention in the Senate lobby the day before the holding company vote. Texas Power and Light officials denied any wrongdoing suggesting the box could contain livestock raising books while quizzed by congressmen.
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Senate
Joan W. Carpenter
Texas Power on Light Company
Flames Checked After Four Lose Their Lives
Billings Montana July 27 AP Flames leaped from exploding tanks at the Yale Corporation refinery. Four employees Jaxe Walker 27 Ralph McDermott 18 Ersie Hiber 37 and Leon B. Smith 24 were killed. An undetermined number injured. Firemen, though, brought the blaze under control after ten large oil tanks burned. Officials could not estimate total damage.
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Billings
Mont
Yale Corporation
Jaxe Walker
Ralph McDermott
Ersie Hiber
Leon B. Smith
Steels And Motors Push New York Market Higher
In New York July 27 AP reports steels and motors stepped up the market with specialties active. Profit taking appeared modest as the session closed firm with transfers around 600000 shares. Call money renewed at 0.25 percent and the pound opened at 4.963 dollars. Trading started brisk with large blocks changing hands, then eased though most prices trended higher.
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New York
The
chisels and motors
General Strike Sought in Omaha Tram Workers Row
Omaha leaders request a general sympathy strike for 268 street car employees idle since April 2. Perkins, chair of the Tram Workers Stake disunions committee, spoke to the executive board of the Omaha Central Labor unions seeking formal action at a meeting last night.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha and
Council Bluffs street car
Omaha Central Labor unions
dames
Perkins
Car Crash Near Lutheran Church Damages Deputy Crum’s Vehicle
In Middletown on Monday afternoon a disabled man named Joseph Pullerier driving toward Washington to a State Sanitarium collided with Deputy Sheriff John E. Crum’s car in front of a Lutheran church. Crum and Sheriff Enty ner were in the eastbound vehicle. Pullerier’s truck struck the rear left side, smashing the fender. Pullerier, paralyzed in one arm, could not contest the damages and Crum chose not to press charges.
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Man
Middletown
Joseph Pullerier
Washigton
Sabilasvlle
Sherof
John E. Crum
Crum
Entyner
Puillertat
Fewer Relief Cases Reported In Regent Weeks
Frederick County Welfare Board reports 159 fewer relief cases last week, totaling 1 162 cases representing about 4 612 individuals. Executive secretary J Sheldon Turner of Philadelphia notes steady declines. discussions of old age pensions rise, with county Garten and canning demonstrations continuing.
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REGENT
Frederick County Welfare Board
J. Sheldon Turner
Philadelphia
East Church street
Welfare Board
Prederice
Committed to School Ford Haines Near Mount Airy
Ford Haines of near Mount Airy was committed to the Maryland Training School for Bays at Loch Raven. He appeared before Judge Flanagan at Westminster on Tuesday afternoon, charged with delinquency on information from social worker Bonnie Custenborder of Carroll County.
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Ford Haines
Mount Airy
Maryland Training School for Bays
Loch Raven
Young Haines
Flanagan
Westminster
Bonnie Custenborder
Carroll count
Birthday Celebration for Mr Aimee Myers
Mr Aimee Myers quietly celebrated his 44th birthday today. The Washington Monument floodlights have caused about a thousand birds to die by flying into the shaft since installation.
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Aimee Myers
Washington Monument
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