State Can't Fill Its New CCC Quota
Baltimore June 29 A sharp reduction in relief aid and a recent federal ruling requiring recruits to come from families has made it impossible for Maryland to fill its new CCC quota under the copious service program. Maryland faced a quota of 109 juniors for enrollment but only 45 were enrolled leaving the state unable to meet the target. The state relief administrator said the failure stemmed from enrollment restrictions and the broader cut in relief funds affecting eligible families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Acc
CCC
U. S
Unclear interruption affects candid camera effort
Fragmentary text mentions a campaign style event with an aim to aid an individual named Hopkins and reduce government expenditure. The readable parts are insufficient to identify location, date, organization, or concrete outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany Hopkins
Fragmentary note on quotas and allocations in 20th century
The readable lines describe a contested quota system affecting families and applicants. It notes an approximate figure around two thousand households or entries and mentions restrictions that hamper applicants. The text is garbled, but centers on imposed quotas and their impact on approvals and access.
Menus of the Day by Mes Alexander George Warm Weather Meals
The fragment lists breakfast luncheon and dinner items with scrambled phrases. It mentions orange juice, apple salad, tuna salad, graham cookies, and various dishes for children. The text shows recipe-like steps with measurements and ingredients but is heavily garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Alexander George
Famay
Fasores
Fifty Years Reunion of Hodkin Siblings in Taneytown
Taneytown June 19 gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Bowers marked the first Hodkin siblings reunion in fifty years. Attendees included the Rodis Myers Humbert Lemmon Redkey Eckard McGlaughlin Carter Cratin Hamiler Birnie and others from Littlestown and Edmond. Ages ranged from 61 to 74 with several guests from Oklahoma Pasadena and Washington. The event featured family dinners and extended visits with numerous relatives and friends.
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Taneytown
Earl Bowers
Hodkin Brothers
Jacob Rodis
Frizie Jane Myers
Hanger
Elo Fells
Pasadena
California
Isaac Reedkey
Edmone
Oxlahoma
Catherine Humbert
C. Okla
Jacob
Sears
Jane
Ella
Isaac
Catherine
Martha
William
Lloyd Humbert
Littlestown
William Flohr
Bowers Home
Bowers
Mr. Humbert
Russell Eckard
Curis Stambausa
Betty Jean
Detour
Edward McGlaughlin
Margaret
Norval Eckard
Hanover
John McGlaughlin
John
William Carter
Irene Shoemaker
Earl Myers
Marcus Baker
Harriet Feeser
Ee Hemiler
Balt
WO Ace
Park
Accek
Roy Birnie
Ernest Jr
Weshirston
Col Birnies
R L Annan
J Ros Galt
Albert
Winasor
George Shoe
Clotworthy Birnie
Clotworthy, Jr
Richmond
Elza Birne
Washington
Brainer Tv
Clarence Heentz
New Oxford
Gliese Mes
Manchester Man Held for Death of Boy 14
Hanover Maryland man H E Smith of Manchester is charged with murder in the death of 14 year old Norman Bankert who was struck while riding a scooter along a road near the Maryland line. Smith admits responsibility stating fear kept him from stopping. The boy died last night after his body was found near the road with fatal injuries. Witness Leon Bankert, the boy’s brother, observed the tragedy and police say the car’s broken belt and damaged front fender indicate the crash.
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Hanover
Maryland
Pennsivan
Newimmn Bankert
Vernon Bankert
H. E Smith
Manchester
Walter I Anderson Smith
Fatain
Smith
Bankers Boy
Unclear text about Mrs Charles W Bryan and family life
Fragmentary notes reference Mrs Charles W Bryan wife of Major Charles W Bryan of Lincoln and Lincoln Nebraska, with mentions of estate, clubs, reading aloud to family, motion pictures, and a renovated body. Lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Brvan
Charles W. Bryan
Lincoln
Excernor
Nebraska
Witam Jenni
Cours Ness
Ska Goversee
Nave Nacrats
Boyan
VAL-ERE OFFER PROMISES RELIEF FOR CONSTIPATION
A vintage advert promo touts VAL-ERE herbal medicine with a 25 cent introductory bottle offered Friday and Saturday. It claims to aid digestion and eliminate stomach and bowel issues, including constipation, with promises of improved health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Arthur
Val-Eri
Val-Ere
Val-Erb
Surprising Birthday Party at Warren Shafer Home
A surprise birthday party was held at the Warren Shafer residence for their daughter. The suitably decorated cake featured pink and white carnations, with dancing and refreshments mid-evening. Attendees included Mary useful gifts were received and a list of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Shaf Street
George Shook
Mary
Taos
Helen, Praley
Eva Young
Estelle Bruchep
Exleen Devilbiss
Virginia Mackley
Ruth Mackley
Virginia Kelly
Jane Borne
Pany Shook
Gladys Muir
Etzzat Aane Murphy
Skee
Bruchey
Stanley Rhodes
Roger Rams
Marry Young
Charles Snook
Harvey Young
Harry Young Jr
Bernard Summons
Charles Carbaugh
Warren Shafer
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Smith College
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Anne
Charles A Ludheesn
Colenel
Lettire Leatos Graham Moetlins Macey
Aspcon
New York
Times Square
Suh Ave
Wall
Mamy
Ke For Recreation
Zac Theatres
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Simmoss
Frakk W
Kridel
Wasagieg
Detroit
John Y. West
Wersger
8Th Avenue
Booklee
New York City
United Cagar Store
Whelan Drug Store
Hewxpreps
A. E. Fisher
East Patrick St
Joseph Cratin
San St
Nevin Bankert
H. E. Smith
Charles O. Early
Glenn Early
Myersiie
Guy Anders
Frank Dorsey
Walker E Sinn
James P. Grossmckie
Myersville
Lester Lorg
Woodsboro
Grossnickle
South Mountain
Rodney Dutcher
Valere
Ten Mantes
Zas
Paic
Bloat
Belchirs
Chen Voor
Iday
Val-Erb Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Henry Ford
Roger W. Babson
Fox
Union College
America
Gen
Hogan
Fordham
Sence
P Mutrooney
Frouft, Coleteols Service
North Court Street
Quaker City
Frederick
Markell & Ford
USA
Imasere
Chase
Tecay
Potomac Edison CO
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