Toll elimination possible for Point of Rocks and Brunswick bridges
The State Roads Commission says tolls on the Point of Rocks and Brunswick bridges may be removed within five months as purchase prices could be funded by toll revenues, with November 1, 1934, cited for liquidation. No funds exist for White’s Ferry or Nolan’s Ferry repairs, and a Tuscarora option is noted.
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Point of Rocks
Brunswick highway
State Roads Commission
Potomac river
White's Ferry
Poolesville
Nolan's Fer
Licksvile
Frederick county
Tuscarore
Nolan's Perry
W. Zion
Maryland
Virginia
Brunswick
Berlin and
Robert M. Reindollar
State Roads
Reindollar
oilan
White
Point of 2ocks
Maryland Gate Roads Commission
Virgginia State Highways Commission
Great Lakes
Leesburg
Bomb explodes in Citroen office in Paris report
AP dispatch from Paris notes a bomb blast at the Citroën office in Paris. The incident interrupts a campaign rally or event involving French figures. authorities report three judges in the area and ongoing investigations.
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OMB
CITROEN
Paris
cvxfe
Andre Citroc
Henry Ford
France
ecampaign
Haoaii
Admiral Reeves Takes Charge of U S Fleet
New York dispatch reports Admiral Reeves assumes command of the United States fleet in a formal ceremony. The event marks the transition of leadership in the navy as servicemen and officials witness the historic handover amid ceremonial duties and official remarks.
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DMIRAL REEVES
U.S. FLEET
New York
Pertuania
bown co
Astrai Joseph Xi
eeves
natter-cock
ode faz
Reeves
Ad. BYid Foote Sellers
Mrs Dall at Reno 10 Obtain Divorce
The article notes Mrs Dall at Reno filed for divorce. It mentions advisory statements from Dent Roosevel and references residence in Rustland over the past year. The department of the White House is noted in connection with the proceedings.
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MRS. DALL
RENO
dent Roosevel
prospect Dall
ez Rustland
Sistie
Fatally Stricken En Route on Fishing Trip
A man identified as Mr. Smith of Avy dies at his home after a heart attack during a fishing trip. He was aged about 63 and was a member of Bank of Tro sisters. Bank directors elected and arrangements made for funeral.
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Sinezen
Xternoon
Smi Ierchant
Avy
Mr. Smith
Manon Run
Baltimore
aboz
M . BE. Smith
Cremated Body Found After Disappearance at Andrews Avenue Home
Police investigate after a child’s body was found in a house on Andrews Avenue. Sanders reports discovering the child and cremating the body in a field near the jail. Authorities are checking his story and continuing the hunt for further clues.
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Sanders
Andrews avenue
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Aree
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hone
peld
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fe poLee
use ordy
Missionary Dr J H Ingram slain in Peiping bandit attack
U S legation protests to Chinese authorities after the 75 year old missionary Dr J H Ingram is shot to death in his Peiping summer bungalow while shielding his wife and grandchildren. The incident comes amid rising banditry with two American officers recently shot and a foreign servant kidnapped in the area.
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Peiping
China
United States
legation
J. H. Ingram
rombardzis
Dr. Ingram
Rich
St. Louis
Robert
Louis
Ingram
west hills
Convict releases three men held by Texas abductor
In St Joseph Missouri three Iowa men including Elmer Schieuter Al Schultze and Dr William H Fitch were released after nearly eighteen hours held by escapee Joe Palmer from Eastham Texas who was captured fifteen minutes later. Palmer agreed to return to face robbery and kidnap charges. He warned Texans they would “sizzle me” if sent back.
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St. Joseph
Texas
Iowa
Elmer Schieuter
Davenport
Al Schultze
H club
W. HH. Fitch
Walcott
Joe Palmer
Eastham
Palmer
New Deal in Washington Faces Steel Labor Tension
Washington, June 15. A group of actual workers from steel mills arrives to challenge General Johnson during NRA era labor talks. They press for direct face to face bargaining with steel bosses, dismissing Johnson as an obstacle and signaling a potential showdown with the administration.
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Johnson
Ickes
NRA
oldher
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steel union
focal lodges
Washington
A. P. of L
ike Johnson
Matt Tighe
Amagamated Association of Iron
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tac
Ec McGrady
ther hotel
hom
McGracy
ide
tetars Perkins
City Playgrounds To Open Monday With Supervised Hours
City playgrounds begin operations Monday under supervision led by Helma Hann with hours at Third Street and Harmon Field. Locations include East Third Street, Baker Park, Mull Park for a colored playground, and a program featuring dodge and lawn ball leagues, swimming lessons, and Fourth of July events.
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Harmon Field
Baker Park
Virginia Ro
Geraldine Kreh
Elizabeth Robert
John Hansen
East Third street
Eneen M
Harmon Fuel
James Zimmenan
Traver
Moss Traver
Mull Park
Hannim
Religious Pageant Festival Sunday With Area Churches
A Sunday pageant festival directed by Dr. H Augustine, head of church and community music at Boston University, brings together the Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, and Cahary M E churches. The event is structured around processions and performers with long-standing careers.
Planes Tighten Rules Carrying Help Of Hold Loans
Planes on two mercy missions departed from Coco Solo and France Field to seek castaway sailors off Nicaragua and to deliver medicine, relief supplies, and tents to El Salvador and Honduras amid a deadly epidemic threat. Navy units joined the effort with bombers. Ice packed serums and medical supplies were prepared for delivery at San Salvador.
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Colon
Panama
United States
EASUALS
El Salvador
Navy
Coco Solo
afront
Knut Hamsun
army
France
Jan Sshador
republic of
Honduras
San Sal
Conference on loans slows as Home Owners' Loan Corporation revamps review
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation resumes tightened procedures after revamping loan approvals for property repairs. In Frederick County, 86 loans totaling over 250000 have closed, while new rules require dual appraisals and a repair check before funding, delaying closings into May or later.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
orice
James H. Cramer
Frederick county
Oliver H. Bruce
Cumberland
Baltimore
ihe board of review
Veteran editor to retire after long service in paper
Longtime editor Preston B Engiar will retire from the newspaper industry after many years as a trusted hand at the Dariai Beer Verna paper. He plans to end his duties around mid month, with final contributions and ceremonial notes to be announced.
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Preston
Engiar
Dariai Beer Verna
Market Prices Hover Slightly as Trading Quietly Advances
Prices move slowly with modest gains across grains and cereals. Wheat reacts on moderate demand while broader market cues show limited direction as June activity edges forward and currency and loan signals influence sentiment.
Carnera Hospitalized After Baer Bout
Carnera remains in hospital after a boxing match with Baer. Marbury collapses at St Mary's City fete. Reports note twisted ankle and sprained leg. Carnera’s condition described as not serious after treatment.
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CARNERA
BAER
MARBURY
ST. MARY'S CITY
Green Offers Plan To Settle Strike Trouble
President Green proposes a three member impartial board to adjust steel code disputes and mediate other issues while preserving workers rights to organize. If accepted by both sides, a threatened walkout would be called off as 200 Amalgamated Association delegates weigh differences with Roosevelt plan.
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Pittsburgh
an Green
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Green
Roosevelt
Uncertainty over labor bill confronts Senate
Washington June 15 AP Senate uncertainty over the administration labor bill offsets a House sprint toward adjournment. The House moves to approve capital labor boards and pension and policy measures then recess until Monday as Senate delays on a $1.6 billion relief bill and party infighting continues.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Weather data shows rainfall 2.61 inches in June 1933 with 4.36 inches in normal levels. Temperature highs and lows noted with daily values including last night 54 degrees. Sunset times and moon phase indicated with forecasted precipitation for 1934.
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