Monocacy Battlefield Bill Signed by President Roosevelts
Announcement from Congressman Lewis says President Roosevelt signed the Monocacy Battlefield bill on June 22. The measure authorizes an appropriation for a national park at the Civil War site, after a seven year campaign by the Monocacy Battlefield Association.
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Washington
Mary H. McIntyre
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House of Representatives
Dand J. Lewis
House Molvary Affairs Committee
Ritchie
House
Senaor Milard E Trchings
Interior to control park expenditure and land funds
The Interior will supervise the spending of the appropriation for the park. It is not learned whether any portion will be used to purchase land, but it is expected that the act or most of the funds will go toward park development.
Corn Hog Benefit Reductions Ordered by County Board
Approximately 380 corn hog contracts in College Park return to Henry R Shoemaker with instructions to cut benefits about 20 percent. Contracts will be duplicated. one returned by maker, one by county agent, and a third sent to Washington. Original plan valued around 75,000 dollars. 20 percent cut equals 15,000, reducing county benefit to about 66,000. A Washington submission and possible early checks on compliance are anticipated.
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Board of Review
College Park
Henry R Shoemaker
Washington
M. Shoemakers
Ted
Garrett Coustiies
Auto Wreck Report With Unclear Details
An automobile incident is described with garbled names and locations rendering the event details unclear. The fragment mentions a vehicle, a person named Georce Seger, and an outcome involving damage and a tree but fails to provide verifiable specifics.
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Georce Seger
Baltimore License Experience Explained
Baltimore officials outline liquor license figures after repeal of Frank pron Price Jr discusses enforcement record and license cancellations. About 2000 beer licenses and 2000 hard liquor licenses are in operation, with total revenue for Baltimore cited.
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Lane denies approving Nicaragua assassination rumors
Washington, June 26. State Department released Arthur Bliss Lane denial regarding rumors he approved or instigated the February Sandino assassination near Managua. Lane called rumors unfounded and malicious, stating no such impression existed and urging dismissal of the rumors.
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State Department
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Nicaragua
Augusto Cesar Sandine
Ieader
Managua
Lane
Anei Nox
Roosevelt Back at White House After Vetoes
President Roosevelt returned to his White House desk and discarded several bills passed last week. He outlined a stronger recovery push and prepared a Thursday night radio address as a periodic report on the state of the union. Vetoes mark a shift away from pocket veto practices amid recovery leadership discussions.
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Milk Battle on Struggle in Inter-state Milk Producers
The inter-state Milk Producers Association election held June 4 gave an easy victory to the slate of 13 directors backed by the incumbent officers. The Allied Dairy Farmers Association earned about 25 percent of votes. The Common Pleas Court received returns June 26 via special master Thomas F Cain and will allow ten days for objections. Bernard Frankel, Allied counsel,预计 no appeal but reserves decision.
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Aniied Dairy Farmers’ Association
Thomas F Cain
Bernard Frankel
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Deed Recorded for City Property on Market Street
A deed was recorded in the clerk's office on Monday for the sale of 71 4 South Market Street. The purchasers were Mr and Mrs George W. A thesdny with Dr Rudolph M BR listed as the seller. Consideration was given.
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George W Athesdny
Rudolph M. BR
Frustrated Leap Frustrated on Manhattan Bridge Incident
Police reported a chaotic scene on the Manhattan Bridge as a woman named Leap Frustrated, restrained by an unseen assailant, fought to free herself. Investigators cited her son’s reported muteness as a key factor, though details remain unclear.
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Democrats Intersted in Independents Fate in 1932
In Wisconsin and New Mexico Democratic negotiators seek to influence independent Republicans favoring Roosevelt. Liberals who backed Roosevelt in 1932 hope for re election while state Democrats push to nominate their own candidates to strengthen local party arms. Administration views the dispute as delicate and aims to resolve it before Roosevelt returns from Hawaii.
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Tunneys Have 2nd Son in New York
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney announced the birth of his second son in New York at 6:44 a.m. The infant weighed eight pounds eleven ounces and already has one knockout to his name. Tunney quipped the baby gave a punch to the nurse at birth. Mother and child are reported splendid. The couple’s first son, Gene Laud er Tunney, was born in November 1931.
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Gene Tunney
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Coast boat collision near Lorient kills dozens
A passenger boat carrying 100 arsenal workers sank after a rear collision with a small vessel near Lorient France. At least six dead with many feared missing, lifeboats rescued trapped passengers, and the ship Prosperite sank with a large hole in her stern. An annual Kiwanis Club outing followed the tragedy, featuring a one half hour automobile drive through the county and refreshments.
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Arsenal
Kiwanis Club
Carroll H. Herrickson
Benjamin Rosenour
Pill
Charles E. Webler
Presbyterian Church
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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