Maryland seeks 40 million for work relief plan
After a lengthy conference with Maryland leaders, officials expected a 40 million dollar work relief allotment for Maryland within ten days. The plan would fund projects such as secondary roads sewers schools and recreation centers to employ the unemployed while allowing more material purchases and larger projects.
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Washington
Maryland
John N. Mackall
Grate Works Progress
Rep. Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Baltimore City
Man Ends Life In Funks Town Home With Rifle
Albert Gaylor a 53 year old blacksmith and resident of Funks town fatally wounded himself at his home with a 38 caliber rifle. He was taken to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown where he died before noon. Found by his wife after she heard the gunshot Magistrate John D Dunn acting coroner ruled death by his own action.
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Hagerstown
Albert Gaylor
Funkstown
Washington County
Gaylor
John D. Dunn
Drive Against State Enemies Is Continued In Nazi Germany
Berlin reports a renewed drive against perceived state enemies with broader fear among Jews Catholics and war veterans. Saxony bans steel helmet veterans groups their insignia uniforms and meetings while the Saar dissolves church youth groups ordering removal of uniforms insignia and banners. High officials show split views on policy with some seeking to throttle sensational phases of the campaign, yet actions in Saxony and the Saar persist.
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Berlin
Germany
Saxony
Interior Ministry
Saar
Joseph Buerckel
Jport
Reich
Reichsuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Tac
Nazi Germany
Ecker Nominated for Thurmont Magistrate Post
Albert W. Ecker of Thurmont, former Orphans Court judge, is recommended to succeed the late Anderson H. Etzler as Thurmont district magistrate. Etzler died two weeks ago, about one month after his appointment. Recommendation sent to Gov. Nice. decision expected within days.
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Albert W. Ecker
Thurmont
the Orphan's Court
Anderson H. Etzler
Mr. Etzler
Mr. Ecker
Harry W. Nice
Thurmond
Slight Decline in Auto Deaths
Chicago reports a 2.4 percent drop in US motor vehicle deaths for the first six months of the year, with 15,030 deaths from January 1 to July 1, 370 fewer than last year. Rhode Island, North Dakota lead in percentage reductions, while several large cities show significant safety gains. June saw only twelve cities over 100,000 reporting two deaths.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Zigniten
Michlwaukee
Providence
New Bedford
Mass
Mount Ver Fon
N. Y
Everett
Gloucester
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Idaho
Iiineis
Towa
Massachusetts
Missouri
Oregon
Utah
San Antonio
Texas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fort Worth
Yonkers
Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Wichita, Kan
Spokane, Wash
Cambridge, Mass
New Bedford, Mass
Wilming
Tugwell to Cut Resettlement Admin Staff
Washington July 30 Director Rexford Guy Tugwell said he will discharge between 7 000 and 8 000 employees in the Resettlement Administration after an inventory showed about 16 600 workers. He plans 2 500 firings in two weeks and notices for around 5 500 more within months.
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Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
NRA
Tugwell
Tugwell Organization
Urge Peace While War Preparations Go On
Geneva notes a heated scene as nations gather for an extraordinary League of Nations session. Italy expands troops on the Eritrean plateau while Ethiopia’s 10,000 strong field army moves toward the front. Council debate centers on limiting council action versus full investigation and potential league action. European and Scandinavian states seek protection for small states amid tensions.
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Geneva
Africa
League of Nations
League of Nations Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
League
unclear excerpt hints at Geneva truce talks and officials
An unclear fragment notes a secretary for league affairs meeting at Pans with Premier Pierre Laval in preparation for Geneva talks. It mentions a truce delegation of seven led by Baron Pompeo Aloisi and Ethiopian spokesmen already present. The text also includes an unrelated line about disliking Frederick.
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Pans
Pierre Laval
Geneva
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Ethiopia
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