State Weighs Bridge Replacement At Point of Rocks
Frederick County and Maryland officials consider rebuilding the Potomac river bridge at Point of Rocks and replacing the Brunswick horse and buggy bridge after recent flood damage. A joint committee including Gen Reckord reviews costs, funding, and location options linking Point of Rocks and Brunswick with a mid river crossing considered. The Red Cross and Rural Rehabilitation agency discuss relief, insurance, and relocations for flooded areas in Frederick and surrounding counties.
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Point of Rocks
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Mion A. Reczord
Marylang
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Charities
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IMagaret Lewis
Red Cross
Neihan I. Smith
Stave Roads Commission
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Baltimore
Nand Mfondar
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Board of County Commissioners
A. HB. Dery
chattman
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse
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Frederick county
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American Red Co
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Reckerd
Cumberland
Avegany
Frederick court
Record
white Red Cross
Airs
Lewis
alsburg
omy tro cass insurance
Derr
Hooper
TOSK
Start Rehearsals For Key Post Play
Rehearsals begin this evening for My Pal a musical comedy to be presented Easter Monday and Tuesday by Francis Scott Ser Post American Legion. The two act show features local talent with several new faces in the cast. Eddie Parlett directs at the Onera House with the Legion Home committee coordinating rehearsals.
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Pal
Francis Scott Ser Post
American Legion
Onera
Eddie Parlett
Battmore
eit tee
sizen nearsal
Legion
Winchester
Work Under Way On F and M Bank Remodeling
Remodeling of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank on Second and Market streets has cleared the interior for a modern banking space. The old banking room is stripped, vaults demolished, and new steel beams with columns will support upper floors. A rear floor is lowered, a new twenty foot rear vault added, steps moved inside to a central public lobby, and a reorganized layout includes open and private offices, posting work areas, a fireproof vault, and a new safe deposit section with the directors’ room nearby.
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AMechantes National Bank
Second
Aierket
North Market street
safe deposit department
Roosevelt Sets Course for Bahama Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt departs aboard the U S S Monaghan for a two week fishing cruise off the Bahama coast. The trip follows the dismissal of Major General Hagood after a dispute over WPA funds, with Hagood to take a month’s leave of absence.
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Miami
Fla
Uncle Sam
U. S. S. Monaghan
Roosevelt
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Bahama
Por
Johnson Hagood
Taram
Egat Corps
McIntyre
otow
Hagoo
Hagood
State Of War In Brazil Declared
AP reports Brazil declared a nine day state of war by President Getulio Vargas amid unrest in a 27 million population. The decree, published 51 hours before prior order expired, bans death penalty and bans property confiscation while restricting foreign press access and legal defense.
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Rio De Janeiro
Getulio Garzas
Brazil
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Governor weighs Hauptmann case after pardon delays
Comment from the governor on Jassie's statement is not given. Officials indicate the pardon court may review Hauptmann as a second hearing had not yet been filed.
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Jassie
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F. Hauptmann
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Hauptmann
Shoes Go 3 500 Miles
Frankfort March 24 AP Thomas J Ryan a duty mail carrier has worn a pair of shoes more than 3 500 miles and they are still good. Ryan walks 20 miles a day and has worn the shoes seven months.
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Frankfort
Kay
Thomas J. Ryan
Ryan
League Council adjourns without action on Locarno dispute
The League of Nations Council voted to adjourn without further action on Germany’s Locarno treaty breach. Germany’s envoy Von Ribbentrop offered proposals to dispatch international troops to the Rhineland, while France and Britain signaled possible later negotiations and counter moves. Stock markets in Milan and Rome plunged as Mussolini’s government threatened air fleet mobilization and war readiness strategies.
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Associated Press
London
League of Nations Council
Germany
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Geneva
M_ Bruce
Counci
Fran mied
Emsward
con LougR
France
England
Reichsfuehre
Hitler
Joachim Von Ribbentrop
Von Ribbentrop
piane
Rhineland
Vera Stretz Jury Completes Careful Selection Today
New York AP reports the Vera Stretz murder trial jury was completed today for her alleged shooting of lover Dr. Fritz Gebhart. Judge Cornelius Collins excused a juror who said he could not serve because it would shock his family.
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New York
dlon
Vera Stretz
Is Stretz
Fritz Gebdhar
Cornelius Collins
talesman
Tommy Touhy Sentenced to 23 Years in High Profile Case
In Binneapsis a jury convicted Tommy Touhy on multiple counts tied to 1923 activities. He received a 23 year prison term with additional penalties noted for mail involvement. The sentence follows a lengthy trial detailing participation in the scheme.
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Binneapsis
saach
No Reduction In CCC Camps In Maryland
Report notes no cut in Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Maryland with about 173 men remaining and the unit consisting of roughly 2 percent of the state’s CCC workforce.
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Maryland
House Starts Review of Massachusetts Senate Relief Bill
The House Ways and Means committees began consideration of a Senate relief measure totaling 3.7 million dollars. Indications suggested it would be reported from committee today.
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House
Senate
Ways and Means committees
Monday Musicals Meet at Club With Readings and Songs
Members of the club presented original compositions and a program chaired by Mrs. Josepah T. Pyles and Mrs. Dure. Miss Cobventz accompanied a Nocturne as well as Song of May and other pieces with Miss Rhoads at the piano. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for Miss Virginia Cobventz in Middletown.
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J. D. Duve
Tower
Duse
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Josepah T. Pyles
Dure
Kefauver Covientz
Tioln Miss Cobventz
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P. Adams
Diered Lonemmards
oy Waordsoy
Missaccom
Rhoads
Mies
Lydia Caphnmu- Zony M
Virginia Cob- Jientz
Middletown
The Breckinridge Roosevelt Primary Puzzle in Washington
A 1936 NEA Service item notes Col. Henry Breckinridge's lone bid against President Roosevelt in state Democratic primaries. It discusses party speculation, Hoover praise, and coverage in The Investigator magazine with references to J. Edgar Hoover and related legal cases.
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Breckinridge
Copeland
Washington
Birmingham
J. E. Hoover
Col
Henry Breckinridge
Roosevelt
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cose
League
roo
Hoover
Bureau of Investigation’sociation
daesm
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Edgar
Tulsa
NEA Service, Inc
Senator Norris Defends Shipping Labor Torch of Protest
The piece notes Senator Norris of Nebraska railing at New Dealism while referencing labor terms and a political maneuver by a candidate who may have Lindbergh in mind. It invokes Kentucky tradition and compares the protest to a Col. Breckinridge era strike, hinting at conservative reaction within Democratic factions.
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Senator Norris
Nebraska
Lindbergh
Kentucky
Dial Operation At Exchange At Heights
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company plans to convert Braddock Heights to dial operation next month. The change will affect Braddock Heights subscribers while the exchange retains its identity. Conversion dates are tentative, with a likely shift around early April.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Braddock Heights
Pauli Tr. Payne
Payne
Fredericz
Braddock Hellmae
Brad
Marty
Ouse equ
She
Braddock exchange
Braddock
Prederick county telephone directors
Maryland Day observance by D A R children program
Frederick Chapter D A R members hosted a Mary land Day program at Mrs James H Harris basement with Ann Graham Ross Chapter. The event featured ritual, allegiance, the American Creed, and songs including Maryland My Maryland. Participants included Barbara Bowers and George Delaplaine, and reports were given by committee chairs. Dr A Austin Pearce, ill with influenza, was reported a little better on Landbergh Avenue.
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Frederick
DB. A. R
Ann Graham Ross
James H. Harris
Maryland
Francis H. Markell
Ames J. Traver
rhs G a. R
Ameri
Ann Delaplaime
Edwin Knight
erese
Our
America
CAS
Colum R. Siemmer
Ari “Inmis
Biggsbus
Wallam dians
Barbara
Fred
Alice Joseph
Bowers
George George B. Delaplaine
Storm Hunter
danet
Mary Frances Alter
Marga
A. Austin Pearce
Landbergh avenue
New England Fights to Prevent Disease After Flood
Floods across the Ohio Valley and New England unleash widespread damage. In Ohio and Cincinnati areas up to 25 000 flee as the crest passes. New England reports 270 million dollars in damage and 80 000 refugees delaying return home while health measures curb disease and unrest with National Guard help.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ken
Ohio river
Cincinnati
Johnstoan
Pittsburgh
nia
West Virginia
Ohio valley
New England
Federal
governoent
wih
Hartford
Conn
Johnstown
Buyers Market Highly Selective Buyers Market Highly Selective New York
The market remained a buyers market with selective gains across sectors. Industrials showed firm interest including Air Reduction DuPont Goodrich U S Rubber American Can Case Auburn and others while Clark Equipment and United Aircraft rose unevenly. Commodities mixed and bonds rallied.
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New York
DuPont
Goodrear
U. S. Rubber
American Can
Case
Auburn
Congereum
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Lex Fork Central
Southern Pacife
General Motors
Chrysler
Bethlenem
North American
Americal
Clark
sesverday
United Aircraf
Weather Summary for March 1935 Detailing Precipitation
The report lists 24 hour weather ending March 4, 1935 with precipitation figures around 2.67 inches and excess rainfall noted for the year. It records yesterday and prior year temperatures, high and low readings, and daily moon and sunrise/sunset times.
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Norma
Marca
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Peabody Institute
Thelma Viol
Hood College
F. & M. Bank
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LEAGUE COUNCIL
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ROME
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Italy
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Tommy Touhy
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Wall Street
Cyl Charles A. Lindbergh
Borckindulge
Stephen a A. Douglas
Abrahan Lincoln
Mr. Harris
Cramptongham
Hugo Buck
Alabama
leboy conter
Silas Stranz
Chicago
district supreme
Alfred A. Wheat
jorn Harry M. Daugher
Harding
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Western Union
Harris
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Telephone Company
Allen T. Wachter
Thirteenth street
James T. Wachter
Charlesville
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