East Street Two Way Plan Expanded to Patrick Street
City officials announced East street will be extended to 1000 feet to create a two way corridor from Patrick to Fifth Street as Pennsylvania Railroad levels tracks. The project aims to improve north south traffic, divert trucks from downtown, and rebuild crosswalks and rails while addressing a dangerous dip in East street third block.
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East Street
Patrick
Pifth Street
Prospect
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth
Elmer 5.C. Maxwell
John T. Best
Fifth Street
Eighth
North Bentz Street
Frederick
Fest Street
Nice Sets Out On Week-end Boat Trip
Baltimore July 27 AP Werner Harry W Nice set out on a weekend fishing trip on the Chesapeake Bay flanked by national Republicans and state leaders. Henry P Fletcher national chairman and former Senator George H Moses of New Hampshire joined but gave no firm signal on political significance.
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Baltimore
Werner Harry W. Nice
Chesapeake
National Party
Henry P. Fletcher
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Germany to Fight Jewry in Own Way, Berlin Nazi Chief Says
Berlin authorities under Count Von Heildorf declared that the state will conduct its fight against Jews. Individuals actions against Jews were banned and the Nazi official hinted at planned measures to continue anti Jewish repression in a formal state led effort.
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Berin
Count von Heildorf
Berlin
von Heildorf
Weather Today Report From Local Station
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 am today 0.66 inches. July precipitation 244 inches. normal 0.02 inches. July 1934 actual 1.74 inches. Deficiency in 1935 precipitation to July 1 at 2.90 inches. Yesterday high 82, previous year 97. Low last night 63, previous year 74. Sun sets 7:29 pm, rises 5:05 am. Moon rises 3:15 am, sets 6:27 pm. Streams Monocacy muddy, Potomac cloudy on Maryland side and clear on Virginia side.
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Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
McCarl Guest of Roosevelt Party
Washington July 27 AP Comptroller General MecCarl, a Republican, who cannot be dictated by the President, recently criticised some TVA calls. Roosevelt left in his car to begin a weekend motor trip to Annapolis Md. Invited to accompany him were the Comptroller General and his assistants, plus Navy Assistant Secretary Henry Roosevelt. Captain Ross T. McIntire, White House physician.
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Washington
McCarl
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Annapoli
Comptroller-General
McCar Henrys Roosevelt
Ross T. McInttire
White House
Income Tax Scope Widening Up Again
Washington July 27 The question of widening the scope of the proposed new income taxes resurfaced today as some Democrats pushed to tax incomes under 150 000. The House Ways and Means committee found the plan would raise 245 to 253 million dollars a year, a figure critics say is too small to meet expenditures and reduce the debt.
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Washington
G&p
Morgenthau
Jury Trial Sought in Non-Support Case in Peoples Court
State's Sherman P. Bowers sought a jury trial against Harold Powell of Thurmont in a non-suppport charge filed by his wife's mother Minnie Whitmore. Powell's wife Eva has placed the child with Whitmore and will not prosecute. Justice Milton G. Urner Jr ruled he could not order support payments to a third party and entered a technical demurrer to the warrant.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Harold Powell
Thurmont
Minnie Whitmore
Thurmmont
Peoples Court
Powell
Eva
Frederick County Wheat Control Elections Set
Frederick County Wheat Reduction Control Association members are elected before a directors meeting next Wednesday to reorganize the board. Community committee meetings have been held across the county with further sessions planned, forming several chairmen and members. Officers listed include Walter E Burall president, A B L Pitze vice president, W H Renn treasurer, and Henry R Shoemaker secretary. Federal lands payments total 250000 to Frederick County for the wheat reduction program with about 150000 due September 1. County figures show 75000 paid under the 1934 and 1933 programs. 5400 acres reduced in 1935 from a 52300 acre base. The Women’s Auxiliary of Picas ho met at Ijamsville with devotionals and plans for a church supper August 8.
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Frederick County Wheat Reduction Control Association
Pew Committee
New Market
Walter E. Buraill
J. A. Engle
J. R. van Sant
Adamstown
Wiliam H. Reen
George 5. Alnuit
Wilbur Culler
EB. C. Speaks
Frederick
Roy C. W. Schaeffer
Daniel J Thomas
Prider
Miers‘ville
C. N. Stotemer
Harvey Grossnickle
Elbert Gross
Jefferson
Leberrytown
Walkersville
Henry JR. Shoemaker
Association
Walter E Burrall
A. BL
Pitze
Lewistown
New Deal in Washington rewards Roosevelt backers with work relief
The Roosevelt administration faces claims that five billion dollars in work relief is distributed on a Democratic partisan basis. Harry Hopkins dismisses opposition, noting political pressures in New York, Ohio, Minnesota and Virginia while defending appointees and arguing party alignment shapes appointments.
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Roosevelt
Hopkins
Johnson
Washington
New
Works ‘Progress
Harry ‘Hopkins
Farley
New York
Missouri
New York City
Hugh Johnson
Poers
F. D
Ohio
IFERA
Senate Banking Bill Heads To Conference After Senate Vote
The Senate approved the omnibus banking bill by a 59 to 10 margin, led by Senator Glass. The major difference from the House version is the credit control feature, while administration forces seek to strengthen Federal Reserve open market powers at a conference with the House. The central bank proposal by Senator Noe was defeated, and the House plan would give the Reserve Board sole control over securities operations after consulting an advisory bankers committee.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senate House
Glass
Federal Reserve Bank
Noe
Republican
North Dakota
Charles E Goughlin
Detroit
Central Bank
House
Reserve Board
Midnight Disturbance Leads Eight to Jail in Ehnehart Alley
A disturbance after midnight in Ehnehart's alley near West Sixth Street brought five police to the scene and eight people arrested on disorderly conduct charges. Six were Black and two white. bail was set at 510 each. Individuals named include Adrian Makel Tax Tyler Harry Hill Vernon Mahammitt Red Mahammitt Ernest Hackett Lee Lloyd and Fred Satan. Officers Dorsey Phebus McHenry Fagan and Bleumenauer made the arrests with a Police Court hearing scheduled for tonight.
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Ehnehart’s Alley
West Sixth Street
Adrian Makel
Tax Tyler
Harry Hill
Vernon Mahammitt
Red" Mahammitt
Ernest Hackett
Lee’ Lloyd
Fred Satan
Dorsey
Phebus
McHenry
Fagan
Bleumenauer
Seven More Weeks Of Peace In Coal Fields
Washington July 27 AP reports seven additional weeks of peace in the soft coal fields as Appalachian 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
Appointed Magistrate Restores Woodsboro Justice Post
Woodsboro district, lacking a justice of the peace since Justice Hay C. Doreus’s term expired on March 6, regained a magistrate when Charles H. Fogle of M appeared at the Clerk of Court office to qualify for the post. Governor Harry W. Nice had kept the appointment open since taking office.
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Woodsboro
Hay C. Doreus
Charles H. Fogle
Fogie
Guotermor
Harry W. Nice
Federal recognition granted to Alen Melvin Seeger
The National Guard Bureau chief, under the Secretary of War, extends Federal recognition to Alen Melvin Seeger as First Lieutenant of Company A Fors. Seeger has passed required mental and physical exams and has served with the National Guard since 1920. He held corporal, sergeant, and first sergeant, receiving a commission as second lieutenant in 1927 with expertise as a foreman and marksman prior to leaving the pistol duties.
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National Guard Bureau
Sec’ of War
Alen
Melvin Seeger
F. Leutenant
Marland National Gu
Seeger
National Guard
British Team Sweeps Opening Singles Play in Davis Cup
In Wimbleden England July 27 AP Perry and Austin won opening singles for Great Britain against the United States. Austin beat Wilmer Allison in five sets 6-2 2-6 4-6 6-3 7-5 and Perry defeated Don Budge 6-0 6-8 6-3 6-4, starting Britain’s defense of the trophy. In San Francisco Col Frank Knox denied any presidential ambitions for 1936 after meeting Herbert Hoover.
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Wimbleden
England
Fred J. Perry
H. W. Austin
Briiavi
United States
Austin
Wilmer Allison
Perry
Don Budge
France
San Francisco
Col
Frank Knox
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
League convokes extraordinary session over Ethiopian dispute
Geneva July 27 The League of Nations secretariat after a consultation with Maxim Lavineff president of the Council decided to convoke an extraordinary session for July 31 to address the Itatd i Ethiopian dispute.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Secretariat
Maxim Lavineff
Council
Middies at Gibraltar as British set sail
British Mediterranean fleet van guard ships Thang and Ark Kansas arrived at Gibraltar after sailing from Malta. American Annapolis midshipmen, numbering 900, were discharged for fortifications visits. Pastor’s return sought in Hagerstown as St Paul’s United Brethren delegates urge York conference to reappoint Rev Dr F Berry Plummer for fifteenth year.
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Gibraltar
Thang
Ark Kansas
Malta
Annapolis
Hagerstown
St Paul's United Brethren Church
Mn i
Mystery Box At Senate Lobby Sparks Questions
A box wrapped in newspaper labeled Giits drew attention in the Senate lobby on the eve of a holding company vote. Questions focused on John W Carpenter and the Texas Power and Light Company head suggested the box might hold livestock books.
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Ben Gn
Senate
Prooe
Quest
John 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 Yale Corporation refinery and four employees died. Ten huge oil tanks were destroyed before firemen halted the blaze. The first blast likely came from a welding spark. Victims named Jake Wailker 27 Ralph McDermott 18 Elsie Hiber 37 Leon B Smith 24. Several others were injured and damage estimates were not yet known.
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Billings
Mont
Yale Corporation
Jake Wailker
Ralph McDermott
Elsie Hiber
Leon B. Smith
Steels And Motors Boost New York Market
New York July 27 AP The steels and motors advanced in today's stock market with several specialties joining the rally. Profit taking occurred for the weekend. About 600000 shares changed hands in transfers. Call money renewed at 0.25 percent and the pound sterling opened at 4.96 3/9. Early trading was active with large blocks trading, then activity eased though most prices trended higher.
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New York
Steels and Motors
Request For General Strike In Omaha Neb
A request for a general strike in Omaha Nebraska was made in sympathy with the 268 union street car workers on strike since April 20. The appeal came at a meeting with the union's executive board and Tram Workers Strike Direction Committee chaired by James C Perkins.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha, Neb
Omaha and Council Blues Street Car
Omaha Central Labor Mens
James C Perkins
Depute’s Car Damaged in Street Collision Near Church
In Middletown a speeding truck driven by Joseph Pullerigr struck Deputy Sheriff John Crum’s car in front of a Lutheran church on Monday afternoon. Crum and Sheriff Hulm ner were in the eastbound vehicle when the impact damaged Crum’s rear left fender. Pullerigr, an elderly seeded man, claimed he was en route from Washington to the State Sanatorium near Sabillasville but had not arrived. Due to the paralytic condition of his arm and inability to pay damages, Crum chose not to file charges.
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Depute
Middletown
Lutheran Church
Artem
Joseph Pullerigr
Washington
Sabillasville
John £. Crum
Crum
Sherff Hulmner
Pulletter
Fewer Relict Cases Reported In Regent Weeks
Frederick County Welfare Board released figures showing 159 fewer cases last week, with 1,162 on relief rolls representing about 4,? people. J Sheldon Turner, Philadelphia, oversees the board at East Church Street. Many old age pension applications were requested, with home visits arranged where needed. Committed youth Ford Haines was sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
J. Sheldon Turner
Philadelphia
East Church Street
Welfare Board
Frederick County
Ford Haines
Mount Airy
Maryland Training School For
Loch Raven
Young Haines
Flanagan
Westminster
Bonnie Custenberder
Carroll County
Birthday celebration for Mr Aimee Myers observed
Mr Aimee Myers quietly celebrated his 44th birthday today. The notice notes the event amid a brief report on ongoing hazards at the Washington Monument where foodlights installed years ago have caused nearly a thousand birds to collide and die.
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Aimee Myers
Washington Monument
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