Life Of John Hanson Told In Senate Address
A Senate address by Senator Ernest Lundeen recounts John Hanson of Maryland as first president in Congress assembled under the Articles of Confederation. A memorial tablet in Frederick will be dedicated Saturday, with Hanson’s leadership in Maryland and Western Maryland cited, including his role in independence and the non importation movement.
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John Hanson
Senate
United States
Congress
United States Senate
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Senator Lundeen
Han 204
Frederick
New Sweden
Delaware Valley
Joan Hanson
Maryland
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Hanson
Lundeen
Samuel
Elizabeth Hanson
Charles County
Oxford University
England
Boston
Colonies
Great Britain
Frederick County
Frederick City
Alexander Contee Hanson
Phillip Thomas
Annapolis
Fredericks County
John Han
Bunker Hill
Thomas Price
Michael Cresap
South
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Conigny
Patr
Hagerstown
United Colonies
Sanuel Cra
John Adams
General Assembly of
Hapson
Continental Congress
Daniel Carroll
George Washington
Washington
Philadelphia
New Deal Aides Set To Spend Four Billion Dollars
Eight Washington insiders plan large allocations from relief programs and agencies led by Harry Hopkins Henry Wallace Jesse Jones John Carmody and Ickes The piece outlines expected outlays financing public works housing and youth programs with salaries ranging from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars and total authorizations in the billions
John Hanson and early United States leadership recall
A compact history notes John Hanson’s presidency during the postwar era, his cabinet and ambassadors including Benjamin Franklin, his health declines, and his death at Oxon Hill Manor in 1783. It also mentions the Great Seal adoption and a quirky note on Elizabethan tableware with elongated spoons to reach over large ruffs.
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Sam
George Washington
Hanson
Benjamin Lincoln
Robert Morris
Robert Livingston
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
John Hanson
United States
Frederick
Oxon Hill Manor
Mod
Potomac
Thomas ‘Hanson
Ant Oxon Hill
Queen Elizabeth
Trench Digging By Dynamite Demonstration Staged
More than one hundred attend a dynamite trench digging demonstration on Waller E. Burall’s farm near New Market. About 204 pounds of dynamite in 408 sticks created a uniform trench two and a half feet deep four feet wide and about 800 feet long. Demonstration by Ray Carpenter and Albert Krewatch of the University of Maryland Extension Service, with K Evans of Du Pont Powder Co. Involves observers from Frederick County and surrounding areas, marking the county’s first such event.
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Waller E. Burall
New Market
Ray Carpenter
Albert Krewatch
Extension Service
University of Maryland
K. Evans
The
du Pont Powder Company
Wilmington
Del
City Properties Sold Through Clerk's Office Deeds
Deeds for the sale of several properties have been recorded in the clerk's office. Mr. and Mrs. G William Stultz sold their 318 Park Avenue two and a half story frame stucco dwelling to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan Rice for about $3,800. Harry G Stone and Arthur M Stone sold the house at 117 Park Avenue.
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G. William Stultz
Park Avenue
Edward Bryan Rice
Harry G. Stone
Arthur M. Stone
A Book a Day by Bruce Catton
The piece riffs on newspaper writers who dream of a great American novel. It follows Homer Zigler, a reporter who keeps promising to start his epic, moving from Cleveland to Denver to across the country while life and romance interrupt. He never finishes, and the author notes Davis’s own fiction remains distinct from Homer’s quest.
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Clyde Burton Davis
Davis
Farrar and
Rinehart
Saure
Homer Zigler
Homer
Orkins
Butaty
Fran
Cleveland
Francisca
Mr. Davis
Mr Davis
Transfer of Stone property on West Fifth Street
The former Howard I. Stone property on West Fifth Street is conveyed to Mr and Mrs Raymond R Zimmerman for about 2200 dollars.
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West Fifth Street
Howard I. Stone
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices list several marriage licenses including Irvin V Diffenderfer and Mabel Jane Eysee, Carl H Grover and Lirue A Sandilands, Luther W Ritter and Margaret Sharrer, Bernowsé Bernowsé and Ruth Stewart, Adaur Cecil and Irene Long. Property deeds show Charles H Masser and wife to Boone city for $10 and Varry G Stone et al to the State Roads Commission for $629. County records record Raymond R Zimmerman and wife with a $10 deed.
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Irvin V. Diffenderfer
New Holland
Mabel Jane Ey
Tourmont
Carl H. Grover
Liure
A. Sandilands
Wassingwn
Luther W. Ritter
Taneytown
Margaret ©. Sharrer
Rocke Ridge
Bernowsé
Charlero
Ruth Stewart
Monoagahela
Adaur E. Cecil
Irene Long
Buckeystown
Ead
King
Mon- Eswla
Charles H Masser
Boone
Duvall Chambers
State Roads Commission of
Maryland
Varry G Stone
Raymond R Zimmerman
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Harey L. Hopkins
New Desk
New York Ciy
WPA
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
American Farmer
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Frank
RFC
Hoover
Jones
John MM. Carmody
Rural Electrification Administration
Pennsylvania
Harohd L. Ickes
PWA
Hee
Wio
Wall
Ickes
Tutoriar
Nathan Straus
Straus
New York State
Aubrey Williams
New Deal
Reliet
National Youth Administration
Harry Hopkins
University of Bordeaux
France
Williams
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fechner
CCC
Henry RB
Greenawalt
Potomac BY. -Products Company
Perry
Harpers Ferry
Haerpers Ferry
W. VA
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
City Properties
Bruce Catton
Court News
Pennhurst
Ocean End
Michigan Avenue
Atlantic City, N. J
Hamid
Union Station
Pauls
Russell H. Bennett
Prop
Libby Safeedge
Cannon
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