Vacancies in County CCC Camp Highlight Staffing Gaps
The Cortain Conservation Corps camp at Fishing Creek reports about 45 vacancies amid an overall shortage of eligible youths. State relief rules limit entrant age to 18 to 26 with needed relief certification, while Maryland CCC totals show large vacancies across juniors, local enlisted, and veterans categories.
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Cortain Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
Pueluns Creek
Maryland
Third Corps
Fistume Creek
Marvisnd
Fores
Streigns
CCC
Harry Greensiek
Stausors
Vd Corps
New Deal Under Attack by the GOP in 1936 Campaign
Fragmentary copy notes Republican opposition to the New Deal. Mentions Fletcher and charges of Republican ambition to challenge or repeal constitutional forms. References a forthcoming race and GOP support from various groups, with emphasis on defending government structure.
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P. Fletcher
Pol Challer
Campasn
Tulon
Narrow Escape After Car Crash Injures Several
A collision involving Hewy Lebherz Jr and Tos. caused injuries and a de damaged to the Toadster. The transport post remains on arrest. if unused for three months the authority may cancel it.
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Lebherz, Jr
Tos
Seray Magni
Br Lebherz
Lebhead
Conroy
Tares
Hus
Hagerstown Urged to Back Washington Lincoln Boulevard Plan
Hagerstown officials and citizens backing a proposed Washington Lincoln boulevard to link the capital with Gettysburg through Frederick reviewed steps and benefits at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Frederick representatives outlined progress while noting Route 40 traffic implications and mutual cooperation between cities. Mayor Wertz closed the session with support for the plan.
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Hagerstown
Capital City
Gettysburg
Frederick
Frider
Brian A. Winebrewer
Addion
Hagersiaan Chamber of
Camres
Wertz
Double Victory Marks Congress Tax Bill Push
In Washington on Monday July 29 new deal leaders moved the tax bill forward. The Senate tabled a Republican adjournment proposal 52 to 10 and the House Ways and Means Committee rejected a related measure. A secret session led by Democrats intensified pressure as debate continued.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House Wars
Cimsted Corporation
House
Desocrat
North
Judgments Entered Against Three Brunswick Taxpayers
The town of Brunswick obtained judgments against three taxpayers for overdue taxes and water rent from years past. W R Thompson, town treasurer, filed through town attorney Jacob Rohrback. Abram Kaplan received a $406.60 judgment by confession after July 22 and hearing extensions. George W Hollar and Eta May Hollar were assessed $159.79 and costs after a rule plea. Other attachment cases and garnishee matters followed July 23 in local court.
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Brunswick
W. R. Thompson
Jacob Rohrback
Abram Kaplan
Hammond Umne
Enn
Charles C Evler
R. L. Kelly
Norman Stevens
Helen Stevens
Augustus Stetmshee
Norman Ste
Helier Stevens
Treasurers sale of delinquent tax properties announced
The Treasurers office announces sales of 7,000 pieces of property in Tel County for delinquent taxes. The listing includes parcels to be offered on July 29. Taxpayers should note the scheduled auction date and locations for the delinquent properties.
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Nounces
Astel County
Trampled Boy Hurt By Horse Near Taylorsville Home
13 year old Roland Gosnell Jr. was knocked down and trampled by horses while guiding a wagon near his home in Carroll County. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with internal injuries and chest trauma, condition improving.
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Roland Goannell, Jr
Roland Gosmer
Taylorsvile
Carrol County
Frederick Ciy
Young Gosnell
Gosmell
Gasnell
Gosnell
Carl van Poole
Mt. Air
Poote
Stockholders Liability Recast By Maryland Opinion
In a Hagerstown ruling Chief Judge Sloan and Judge Wagaman hold stockholders of the Peoples Banking Company are liable to creditors for bank debts even after transfer of stock. The decision revokes prior assessments and portends broader impact on Maryland banks. An accompanying note cites a related case and mentions over 36 million dollars consumed in the U S last year.
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Hagerstown
D. Lindley Sloan
Frank G. Wagaman
Peoples Banking Company
Smithsburg
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co
Golden Tang Era Liaoyang Temple Stamps Remain
An old description notes the Koyuji temple in Liaoyang once a Tang dynasty wonder now reduced to a lone 16 story octagonal pagoda. Its stone walls bear Buddhist images and on modern stamps of Manchukuo the Tone Pagoda is shown, recalling a glorious past.
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China
Caspiar Sea
Arctic
Liaoyang
Manchuria
Manchukuo
XEA Service, Inc
Nazis Move To Halt Anti Jewish Drive At Home
Nazi leaders at Obersalzberg discussed halting anti Jewish and anti Catholic measures due to abroad reactions. They considered a plebiscite to show support, and planned a police campaign against terrorism while noting possible enlistment for Jews with two Jewish grandparents.
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Julus Streichers
England
Germany
New York
Bremen
la Guardia
Phoebus Seeks Fight for State Republican Committeeman
Ocean City Md July 29 State Senator Harry T Phoebus announces he will run for Republican national committeeman from Maryland. He clashes with Gov Harry W Nice and faces possible challenge from former U S Senator Oring who may seek re election at the next state convention.
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Ocean City
Harry T. Phoebus
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Somerset County
U. S
Oring
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