Indecent News Ledger From The Daily News
Fragmented OCR text shows a newspaper page with garbled lines, names, and credits. It references Associated Press material and a Great Southern Printing outfit, but readable facts are minimal. the piece appears to be a publication masthead or filler rather than a coherent report.
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Inderrydent News
Ey & Oon
Dulidirg
Clark Sera Yeederiek, Matylage
Great Southemn Printing and Banupactunit CO
Associated Press
Ted Press
Nat Ommeces
Hopkins Sees Non Permanent Army Threat Amid WPA Debates
The piece notes H Hopkins arguing against a permanent army of the unemployed, citing discussions with Congress over WPA work and a broader relief budget. It references tensions with the President, rescinded relief orders, and a forecast that Hopkins will prevail with backing from mayors, governors, and sympathetic legislators.
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Hopkins
Congress
Mn Roosevelt
Kobe Ao
Braun
Fis Works Progress Admicteas Tor
Alice
Luf Burrow Describes Temptations and Daily Duties
The narrator muses on half forgotten aims and the lure of bold activities. Duties loom, trips, and gadgets tempt but long weeks curb joy, leaving only hope for rest and mental relief amid routine labor.
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Gladnees
Lufburrow
Mind Your Manners in the Office Rules Quiz
A fragmented quiz on office etiquette asks about addressing colleagues, wearing costume jewelry, dark clothing for teachers, black pumps, and how executives should address staff. It presents options for what to wear to dinner if time to change is short and contains garbled filler text with unclear sources.
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Weed Rao
Attendance Record Reveals Miss Flay and Bridge Club Roles
Attendance records from eleven years show Miss Flay presiding at meetings of the Bridge Women's Club chaired by Patrick ahead of a dine event. The Fredericks Potunty Federation in rural Wwermer notes twenty meetings yearly with airings and care for members. Former president and secretary roles are cited among ongoing duties and committee work.
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Patrick
Bridge Women's Club
Ance
Fredenck Potunty Federation
Atttendance Records
Padiyet
Amd
Ditt Bridge
Coal Industry Struggles With Costs and New Deal Rules
The article analyzes the coal sector facing labor costs, freight charges, and regulatory pressure. It contrasts NAIRA style oversight with proposed SECA reforms, noting wage disputes, coal’s competition with other fuels, and the risk of production declines amid a shifting energy policy.
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Wilson Hahgen Birk
Thor Owen
Ats Gee
Amerelight
Walted
Amertes
Abe
Digg Nace
Mayo
Surg Ak
Camped
Tsay Cristo
Uefa
Cbse
Rieter
Cottey Hill
Seftecant
Lidtiday Dinner at the Mavdght Home Honors Local Democrat
An evening gathering at the Mavdght residence near Bure Fattt Galle featured a toast to health and civic interests. Attendees included Mr Maughter and Meretor A Mavdght, Andrew Maught, Mr and Mrs Gaston, Mrs Rontrahn, Miss Florence Manuthi, Stephen J Trantos, Beery Reneburg, and others, reflecting local community ties and political engagement.
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Steadiey
Bure
Galle
Manus T
Butheraun
Raittville
Toeat
Mr Maughter
Meretor A. Mavdght
Andrew Maught
Flmer Gaston
and Mere
C . Rontrahn
Mee
Florence Manuthi
Caine Mira
Stephen J. Trantos
Wiltieos Routsalin
Beery Reneburg
Charte Siter
Mise Vibe Shafer
Mire Lee A. Howe
Trene
Arthur Tote
Dirthday Dinner For Danner Clark Observed On Sunday
A birthday dinner was hosted on Sunday for Danner Clark of East Eighth Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Clark, Mr and Mrs Avery Clark and daughter Darlene, Miss Margaret Clark, Mrs Elizabeth Coatey, Mr and Mrs A Rieded, Mrs Louis Beck and Mr and Mrs AL Wellfelt of Baltimore.
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Danner Clark
East Eighth Street
James Clark
Avery Chirk
Darlene
Margaret Clark
Elizabeth Coatey
Charles
A, Rieded
Louis Beck
AL Wellfelt
Aif
Baltimore
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick are recalled with Mount St Marys College and local festivities. Fire destroys the Upper Farm Barn near Lime Kiln. horse livestock saved. The Old Reformed Grave Yard at West Second and Bents streets urged for park conversion by a citizen committee. Western Maryland Railway ticket office broken into. numerous unstamped tickets stolen. Frank Sappington named by Gov Harrington to a state position. Dr Clotworthy Birnie of a western Matstone family dies after a stroke.
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Ineland
Wii Cele
Mount St. Mary's College
Ermmitsburg
Owith
William A. Cramer
Walkersville
Thomas
Jarboo
Guy
Anny Aid
West Second
Bents Streets
Glenn H. Worth
Woattom Minder
George J
Rove Jamies E. Doll
Joseph HL. Apple
Newman
Edward J. Smith
Kaleward
Delaplaine
TIT Western Maryland Railway
Sanatorium
Sabillasville
Frank Sappington
Libertytoown
Gov. Harrington
Phimeprta Sehandi Faveneeientan
Bart
James H. Gam
Welavedd
Weeachinett
Clotworthy Birnie
Taney
The
Legrelature
Past Chiefs Meet of Pythian Sisters at Pythian Castle
The Past Chiefs' Association of the Pythian Sisters held its monthly meeting at the Pythian Castle with Mollie Immerman as hostess. President Nellie Obenderfee led games and prize wins by Mia Fannie King and Susie Hamalysairge. Refreshments were served and a long list of members attended. Next meeting is at Mrs. Anderson's home.
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Chiefs’ Association of the Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Mollie “Immerman
Nellie Obenderfee
Price
Mia
Fannie King
Susie Hamalysairge
Thelma Culler
Daley Miller
Dorothea Summers
Nellie Obenderfer
Mollie Zimmerman
Elyvne Shook
Symphony concert by NSO and Paul Whiteman at Constitution Hall
Seventeen Cal Lee students attended a contemporary American music concert presented by the National Symphony Orchestra and Paul Whiteman at Constitution Hall in Washington on a Wednesday evening. The group was kept under supervision by Miss Louise Leonard, assistant professor of French.
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National Symphony Orchestra
Paul Whiteman
Constitution Hall
Washington
Fo Louise Leonard
Camp Open House At Frederick Conservancy Center
Open house at Camp 8-57 near Frederick set for Sunday April 4 marking the fourth anniversary of the Creatian Conservation Corps. Visitors can tour facilities, view camp work and observe demonstrations of self-sustaining camp operations. Guided trips to work areas and scenic spots will be offered. contact Project Superintendent Ch. No Pithe Jr. for details.
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Frederick
Siumeday
Creatian Conservation Corps
Prn Sgey
United States
Avo
Frederick City
U.S
TOCLC
Middletown
Ch. No Pithe, Jr
Genpro
Prederick
Prederich
Tutoring Leaders Train Scout Troops In Winchester Hall
Francis Scott Key Council revival sponsors a course tonight in Winchester Hall to train men to become active leaders for ten troops. St John’s Catholic, Calvary Methodists, and Evangelical Lutheran units plan meetings, with six more units expected in six weeks. Fire-building and camp cooking will be taught outdoors, and tenders are to be instructed for the boys.
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Winchester Hall
Henry Dt. Coates
St. John's Catholic Tran
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Scout
Robert B. Nicodesmis
Diel P
Goates
Almshouse Fire Hazard Scored By Grand Jury
The Montgomery County Grand Jury reported to Judge Charles W. Woodward in Rockville Circuit Court that repairs were needed at the almshouse and courthouse. It cited an electrical wire in violation of code as a fire risk, dirty paint, lead plaster, and an unrepaired roof at the courthouse, and urged state police aid on county roads plus a constant Gaithersburg presence. It also recommended a food carrier for the jail and detailed duties for a patrol. The jury examined 50 witnesses in 24 cases and returned 19 indictments.
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Montgomery County Grand Jury
Charles W. Woodward
Circuit Court of
Rockville
Grand Jury
Gaithersburg
Wae
Platinum center dental filling tested at University of California
A new dental filling with a platinum core surrounded by Holdfoil is under test at UC San Francisco. Tests show it resists 30,000 to 50,000 psi and offers about a 30 percent improvement over solid gold fillings.
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San Francisco
University of California
Today in History and Birthdays Across Centuries
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures from Abbeville to New York, including C D and Gerard Hallock among others, with references to pensions, banking crises, and political shifts. It notes births and deaths across eras, from John Wo Ebatailten to Neville Chamberlain, and ends with a cautious horoscope urging careful friendships and wary associations.
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Julia Caldwell Calhoun
South Carolina
Ware
United States
Abbeville Ditrict
Washington
Mynceh
Gerard Hallock
Trew
York Journal
Congress
Phursheld
Mass
Lapprecett
Fuunidere
Abie Pated
Paddisbrige Bose
Url
Ton Gaunty
Ned Pied
Barney
Greaves Cleveland
Baffalo N.Y
Siveruh Masor
Uvernur
Dee
Ory
Ory Vsm Ceetiat
Bert
Coldwell
Princetan Nod
John Wo Ebatailten
Oat Weeton
Bastin Ube
Ned Sad—Mapeos M Maks
New York City
Gaeretinet
Industriit di Yates
Daily English Lessons From A Misprint Almanac
A fragmentary teaching note presents daily English guidance on misuse words and pronunciation. It highlights correct phrases like succeed Johnson as editor and warns against mispronunciations such as the o in of versus dog.
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Allen
Johmson
Johnson
Tordas
Reception for Glenn Ahalt at Rudy Home
A Thursday wedding reception honored Mr and Mrs Glenn Ahalt at the Rudy home near Raw road. Guests included numerous relatives and friends. refreshments were served as gifts and good wishes were exchanged.
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Glenn Ahalt
Paul Rudy
Road Raw
Ray Wiles
Raymond Gordon
Lewis Bleer
David Mullendere
Arthur Hauer
Date Adhons Corba
Measee Catyin Shafer
Bernard I Tastor
Joly Moser
Fart
Shaffer Nussell
Adkins
Lewre Taytor
Verge Huesard
Albert Shatter
Elmer Karrett
Gilet Shatter
William Buccard
Charles Shatter
Tine
Lor Starkman
Meredith Naver Caretroll
Lee Beyer
Clarence Rudy
Notable Path of a Hoboes News and Guide
New York writer describes The Hobo News trade paper as a bona fide outfit with editors and traveling correspondents. It profiles Hoboes Benson and Dan O Brien, outlines "A Manual of Hoboes," and notes prejudices against Florida, California, and a hostile Pennsylvania line. It warns about dangers on passenger trains and hot freights, urging caution and prudence in wanderer travel.
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George Ross
New York
Mateh
Walt Whittan
Hobo News
America
Pohlee
Gentle Armerie
Obo Benson
Cielfornia
Benson
Salas
California
Pacific Coast
Hobo Benson
Boa Bruumel
Mobo News
Dan
O Bern
Bowery
O Brien
Iran
jTiobo
Florida
Pennsylvania
Mid- Western
Wobo News
Ling
Typhoid Fever A Persistent Health Threat Not Vanished
Dr Morris Fishbein and Miggeta explain typhoid fever remains a significant intestinal infection in the United States, with 60,000 to 65,000 cases and about 6,500 deaths annually. While better sanitation has reduced mortality, typhoid persists, can be mild or severe, and is spread by contaminated water or food, especially in warm weather.
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United States
Coe
Phildren
Ure Bea
Bible Thought And Dam This Day Weak
Fragmentary OCR yields a religious reflection with unclear name fragments and biblical references. The readable portion mentions sons of a figure and a dog, with stray terms resembling Thess Samuel and a reference to an hour. The text is too damaged to extract a coherent event or full names for a confident summary.
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