Rehash in Les Opinion Report on State Roads Commission
The article presents an opinion report criticizing state actions and members of the State Roads Commission. It cites statements about funds, bank holidays, and expense accounts. It includes references to 1933 legislative changes and allocations to Montgomery, Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Prince George's, Allegany counties, and mentions a Cumberland city. It asserts no funds were impounded and notes detailed expense records.
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Siler Spyre
Mariant Roads
Gay Pisson
Tata
Forvny
Lee
Asd
Arire
Sea Unitian
Omy
Actean
Tar Akate Poads
Giosgerias
Lam
Tisads
Monntomer
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Allegany County
City of
Cumberland
Montgomery County
State Roads Commission
Antapolis
Maryland
Ofice
Maryland Governor Predicts Nice Ballot Support in GOP Nomination
Baltimore June 1 William P Lawson chairman of the Republican State Central Committee predicted Got Harry S Nice will receive between 6 and 30 votes on the first ballot for the Republican presidential nomination. Maryland's 16 votes will be pledged to Nice as a favorite son candidate until he releases them.
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Baltimore
William P. Lawson
Republican State Central
Harry Wo Nice
Maryland
Roy
Larson
Howser
National Securities Protection Aims of Government
The text outlines full protection for the security of the nation as the government’s aim through commissions and agencies. It mentions names and roles in the New Deal era and references key national efforts to safeguard assets and financial systems.
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Comnissen
Chstman
Terror Cult Probe Shifts Focus to Hate Group Gathering
A fragmentary report describes a widening probe into a terror cult with references to Ku Klux Klan imagery and crossbones. It notes members assembling in a place called Bucseye Like and hints at a broader investigation into the group’s actions and leadership.
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Terror Cult
Bucseye
Concert Hall of the Air Adds Prominent Classical Features
CBS plans concentrate on its good music program with The Concert Hall of the Air. Featured acts include Victor Bay’s Chamber Orchestra and Brina Castaglia contralto. Added by May end are Portland Symphony and Robin Dell concerts in Philadelphia Sunday slots.
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New York
CBS
Victor Bay
E Ft Senmitz
Brina Castaglia
Portland
Ore
Symphony
Philadelphia
Demurrer To Suit Over Real Estate Tithe In Pennsyl vania Court
Two Pennsylvania residents Samuel M. Renner and others file a demurrer to a suit seeking title to real estate. Renner admits removing a fence but denies converting property. plaintiffs Charles W. Meard and wife claim injury and conveyance of the disputed land by deed. Attorneys named include Carvey and C19 Jr. in Ladleburg area.
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Pennsylvania
Samuel M. Renner
Ladleburg
Monday Aid
Swt
Charles W. Meard
Haneover
Mtenner
Vo Road
Revner
Piomntute
Carvey BP Gheere
Pte Ob C19
Hee
Clowns Plot Introduced in Tiny Town Adventure
In a playful scene from a 1936 feature, the Tinentes and Tininites tease each other as a prank unfolds with laughter and a plan to search for treasure. The cast invites readers to follow the next story and join the fun.
Tragic Shootings End In Father Kills Wife Children Then Himself
A man identified as Walter Jonn killed his wife Louella and four of their seven children before taking his own life in their home. The tragedy was discovered when two sons returned and found their father with a pistol and the scene. He asked if they wished to live or join their mother and siblings.
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Dastin
Walter Jonnson
Louella
Foo
Fanny
Summer Weather Rebounds Into Heat Wave Harming Gardens
A sudden warm spell returned as temperatures jumped to 83 degrees after several cool nights. Cloudy skies, scattered showers, and a drought strain water supplies while gardens wilt under intense sun. The region records a warmer October than last year with notable breeze and a celebratory birthday for Mayor Curr.
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Oweather
de Cpok
Wally Lunes
Unil
Burnie
Han
Lisyd
Due
Redegree
Damasens Future Farmers Winners
A garbled OCR item mentions Damasens Future Farmers Winners and lists several names and places in a dusty rural context. It reads like a school or county fair results summary with individuals, counties, and possible events, but many words are indecipherable.
Fragmented OCR note on a local event and names
The readable fragments mention people and places in a mistaken sequence. It references an Indian area, a person named Cait, and a possible public or social gathering. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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