Relief Workers on 40 Projects in Maryland Cutbacks
Relief programs on 40 projects faced funding cuts as new federal grants arrived in early June. Projects stopped then restarted. many workers shifted to reduce direct relief while awaiting fuller state plans under new Board of State Aids and Charities administration.
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Sons
Marland
Federa
Funes
Frederick Couptr Welfare Board
Maryland Board of State Aids and Charities
Legislar
Lewis RA. Dertzbaugh
Harry Greenstein
Static Reef
Frederick
Greenstein
Maryland
Greenst
Iocal Board of Commissioners
Commissioners’ Board
A. H. Derr
Local Commissioners’ Board
Welfare Board
Board of State Aids and Charities
Paulmeiiier
Garfeld Hospital
Washington
Suspect Woman Sought in Weyherhaeuser Case
Tecoma Washington reports a new hunt for two persons named Peter and Minnie linked to a ransom, with a fresh theory on the case. Police search follows a Washington kidnapping involving Antonio and a $286,000 ransom, as authorities marshal forces in Havana suburbs.
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Tecoma
Wash
Peter
Minnie
HL Bodia
Shen
Seattle
Havana
Rea Henaint
Antonio San Mau
House Approves Skeleton of NRA Amid Anti-Trust Debate
The House approved a revised NRA framework by 764 to 121, extending a skeletal NRA for nine and a half months while preserving anti-trust power. President Roosevelt pushed for full enforcement of anti-trust laws and oversight of voluntary codes as leadership signaled possible tax changes. Donald Richberg will resign June 16, and efforts to clarify labor and business standards continue amid volatile political positioning.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
NRA
Donald R. Richbergs
Pit Works Administration
National Industrial Recovery Act
Supreme Court
Fundantal Nra
Baltimore Tax Attacks Spark Court Actions Over Gross Receipts
Several suits target the 1 percent gross receipts tax in Maryland. James Lechter, a Baltimore grocer, and the Baltimore Country Club brought separate actions argued next Wednesday in Circuit Court. Tax totals for May show $5,954,447 collected nationally with $42,364 from per cent tax.
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Baltimore
James Lechert
Balmore Grocer
Baltimore Country Club
amosLaunh
Annapolis
Baxter Is Sentenced Five Years For Burglary Larceny
Raymond L Baxter of Thurmont was convicted by a Circuit Court jury of burglary and larceny of a watch and money. Judge Arthur D Willard announced a five year term at Maryland House of Correction citing it as his third felony. State witnesses included Mrs Estee Zentz Eva Zentz and Ruth Zeniz along with Sheriff Roy Hiltner and Deputy Smith. Defense witnesses included Richard Kelly and others. The trial followed a March break in at Esee Brentz home in Thurmont.
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Raymond L Baxter
Thurmont
Maryland House of Correction
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Baxter
Testi
Estee Zentz
Eva Zentz
Ruth Zeniz
Roy MM. Hiltner
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Tray—Erser
Richard Kelly
Esee Brentz
Wm £. Durben
Ruth x OM. Schnaufter
Ambrose
Helen Isabel Horn
H. Hiefer DeLauter
Hts
Reno
Election Board Names Officers In Courthouse Meeting
The election board held its first meeting in the Courthouse basement with new officers chosen. G Hunter Bowers was named president, Isaac Waltz secretary, J Grahame Johnson clerk, and Eduard Delaplaine attorney. The board discussed license endorsements, voter re registration, and budgeting for 1936.
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Benfires
Appo
Frede
G. Hunter Bowers
Ese
Isaac G. Waltz
Dent End
Gall
Leall
Woodspore
Chusen
Harry C. Gube
J. Grahame Johnson
Eduard S. Delaplaine
Gilbert
Arthur V. Myers
Delaplaine
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Roger RH Ruce
Mr. Johnson
Wilam B. James d
Offce
CONTE
Rice
Board
Election Board
Mir
Law
Do You Remember These Great Productions
A compact note highlights classic stage and film titles including The Man Who Played God Voltaire and Disraeli. The fragment references historical theater figures and renowned works in a nostalgic listings style.
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God
Stanley and the Congo Free State stamp of 1928
In Belgium the explorer Stanley is praised for his Congo ventures, from trading posts to 4000 land concessions for chiefs, handed to King Leopold to shape the Congo Free State under Belgian protection. The 1928 stamp commemorates this founding gesture.
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United States
Sir Henry Morton Stanley
David Livingstone
Africa
Belgium
Stanley
Congo Valley
Leopold
Congo Free State
Congo Free Strate
NEA Service, Inc
Two Blazes Hit Mr Airy Area Causing $2000 Loss
Firefighters battled two separate blazes in the Mr Airy section. A frame dwelling owned by Harry Beall and tenanted by Mr and Mrs Davis was destroyed, with contents lost, and a second fire damaged Jeff Hoo’s home in Franklinville. Davis previously lost a rental at Bartholows in 1933.
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Davis
Bartholows
Plane No. Four
Mt.sairy
Franklinville
Taylorsville
Jeff Hoo
Japanese Army Seeks Shanghai Style State Recognition
Japanese forces in Tientsin press for recognition of a Manchoukou state allied to Japan. General Isogai calls for a solution to Sino-Japanese issues, including China’s recognition of the new empire. North China braces for upheaval as Yu Hsueh-Chung’s 521st Army withdraws from Tientsin to Paotingfu.
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Tientsin
China
Chima
Manchuochuo
Megimne
Ata
Rensuke Isogai
War Office
Foreign Corp
Yu- Hsueh-Chung
Paotingfu
Hopeb
Wallace urges industry to back consumer protections
Detroit June 7 Henry A Wallace told the General Federation of Women's Clubs that agriculture must push beyond the industry and he called on industry to do likewise. He said both sectors should sacrifice taxes as part of the new deal achievements and future plans. A Middletown farm sale is noted, with Blan Baker tenant and local bank official Rober Routzahn mentioned.
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Detroit
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Lier
Kepler
Middletown
Mies
Rober H Routzahn
Middletown Savings Bank
Prank L. Baker
Unclear text from provinces near Peiping during Japanese talks
Portions describe a Japanese military conference 90 miles south of Peiping where business ran slowly and foreigner and Chinese concerns about Japan arose. No decision was reached, easing tensions as residents awaited further grace period.
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Peiping
Japan
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Starge
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Gorm
English Channel
Acea
Dover
Calais
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Bowers
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E. Patrick St
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Hendrickson
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