WPA May Drop Montevue Sewer Pending Agreement
WPA funds for a Montevue Hospital to Swastika road sewer line may be withdrawn by month end if County Commissioners and property owners fail to settle the right of way costs. The project, worth about 16000 dollars with 13000 from federal aid, would employ around 80 men for three months and seeks to prevent Carroll creek pollution. A second related creek widening project hinges on sewer completion.
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Vice President Garner Finds Contentment Amid Washington And Uvalde
The AP feature notes Vice President Garner enjoys time back home in Uvalde Texas after Congress adjourns while he also remains active in Washington. It highlights his balanced public image and daily routines away from the capital.
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Ott Sues For Absolute Divorce From First Wife
Carwell F. Ott of Lander farm near Jefferson seeks an absolute divorce from his first wife Alis Elsie Ott of Brunswick. He alleges a misapprehension of his marital status led to a January 12 1938 second ceremony with Virginia Lapole near Jefferson. he asserts the second marriage is void and he has not resided with the second wife since. He says he and his first wife married June 15 1924 in Charles Town W Va and have lived apart for over five years. they share one child Alma J. Ott who has lived with the mother in Charles Town for ten years. He asks custody but does not plan to alter the child's home.
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Anna E. Siul
Robert B. Stull
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Edna McLane
Deportation urged for alien objectors in court plea
Newark June 14 Mayor Frank Hague urged deportation of alien objectors to American government and confinement in Alaska for native born dissenters to keep them away from Americans. He defended himself in civil charges as Reds and radicals, undesirables, not American citizens. The report notes a 1777 Edinburgh remark on crop rotation by Dickson.
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National Democratic Committee
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Edinburgh
King David Lodge Elects New Officers Pressed
King David Lodge No 50, I O O F in Baltimore elected Edward C McDevitt noble grand and Horace H Albaugh vice grand for the term. Past Grand Robert A Bennett and Grand Patriarch George L Mobley reported on Monday meeting, addressed by Grand Sire Thomas G Andrews of Oklahoma. Noble Grand R Monroe Beard presided.
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Oklahoma
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Nominates Commander For Post as Fourteen Elected
Key Post nominates matter for commander and fourteen were elected. Ebner George Redoch Jr and others named for positions. The Focal post plans July 4 children program with movies and candy at Baker Park escorted to the theater by the Legion. Music followed.
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Meeting by the Little German Band chaired by William T Mreh
A gathering led by William T Mreh of the Little German Band convened with refreshments served. The event focused on band activities and community coordination in a formal meeting setting.
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Day Of Unrestricted Property Rights Gone
Baltimore June 14 Loed Jonah Stamp English magnate and railway head asserted in an interview today that the days of unrestricted property rights and rugged individualism have gone and they won’t be back Stamp says property rights will continue but in modified form under restrictions requiring more responsibility Stamp, chairman of the London Midland and Scottish Railway and a director of the Bank of England, spoke at Johns Hopkins University commencement exercises about the intellectual heritage and the catastrophic intervals between civilizera. Elephants consume large amounts of fodder in a day and are expensive to feed
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