Rehabilitation survey and 500 inoculations reported
A flood survey team led by Col Elmer Munshower and Capt. Barrick inspected Western Maryland districts from Cabin to Williamsport to assess damage and rehabilitation prospects. About 500 people were inoculated against typhoid in Hagerstown, Knoxville, and Brunswick clinics under Dr E C Kefauver, with three treatments required and plans for further purification and housing repairs underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welamsner
Adj
A. Reckord
Elmer F. Munshower
Oficer
Marmal Churd
Munshower
Robert F. Garrick
Rutelite
Reckord
Columba
Great Fell
Seneca
Potomac Iier
Cabin, John
Glen Echo
Montgomery County
Lye
Goldunshower
Dunge
Col Munshower
Barrick
Bumswitk
Sandy Hook
Weverton
Wastungton County
Williamsport
Maryland
Hmoxville
Brunswick
County Health Department
E C Kefauver
Knoxville
St Brunswick
Kefauver
Hadora Moberly
Martha Fivas
Snnoxville
Levin West
Frintley
Samtellen
Monnar
Poim of
Rocks
Hofeuver
Democrats To Have Delegates Contest In Maryland
Democrats in Frederick County prepared for a delegates contest to Roosevelt with Joseph E. Chen of Brunswick filing as a delegate candidate alongside Harry Gilbert, Frederick County Election Supervisor. Earlier a six-candidate Roosevelt slate led by Dr Charles H. Conley was filed, while Richie forces pondered new entries. A flood relief and rehabilitation package dominated county meetings with Allegany officials urging a $500,000 borrowing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Roosevelt
Joseph E. Chen
Brunswick
Harry Glbert
Charles H Conley
Maryland
Allegany County
Coun
Nelson W Russler
All- Gany County
Maryland plans highway relocations under WPA funds
Baltimore reports outline proposed Maryland road changes backed by 1.37 million dollars from the Public Works Administration. Projects include relocating Route 40 near Hayttes crossroads, widening Route 40 to Cumberland, a new dual highway from Washington to Franklin streets, and resurfacing near Hampstead with additional fixes along Route 20 and other state corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Wisconsin
Montsomers County
Washington
Franklin
Hagerstown
Hayetts Crossroads
Wilson
Cumberland
Evitecreek
Eckhart
Frostburg
Mears Glen Morris
Hampsteac
Francis Seoi
Rear Esne
Carrol County
Rowe
Licking Creek
Montgomery County Bills Pressed Ahead in Maryland Legislature
Annapolis March 23 The drive to pass Montgomery county measures grows urgent as hundreds of bills clog the House and Senate routes. A new police court for Wheaton election district and an official county flag are under consideration along with a $180,000 school improvement bond issue. The flag design features the Montgomery coat of arms and the year 1936, with input from local clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Montgomery County
State Assembly
House
Senate
Wheaton
Montgomery
Stedman Prescott
Jane Montgomery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
American Legion
Newcome} Club
Maryland
Richard Montgomery
Eliers
Little Stone
Chaiman
Janet Montgomery
Mics
Hew
Te G. Rovertsen
State Senate
Zia
Sbamk
Harry W. LeGore
Frederck
John D. C
Duncan
Tornado Rips Through Central Missouri Hurting Residents
A Missouri tornado near Springfield on March 23 damaged several homes and farms in a 25 person hamlet. The twister demolished houses, forced evacuations, and caused injuries, with reports of disrupted communications and scattered debris along a northeast path through Racer OsNiand Dry Knob and Cam-Genton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ax South Cent
Missouri
Late
Tocay x L.ng
Ser
Ously
Conwat
Ed Mules Norch
OsNiand
Dry Knob
Cam- Genton Eas
Relief Tax Bill Passes Senate in Annapolis
Maryland's Senate approved a relief tax bill for the coming year raising about 3.1 million dollars. The measure, approved 24 to 2, includes taxes on beer wine and autombile fuel plus a one year levy to fund state operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapoli
Maryland
House of Delegates
Jenel
State Senate
Senate
Miller
Washington
Barry T. Phosins
Republican
Somerset
Stole Chickens To Get Money To Wed
Marshall J Biser aged 21 near Thurmont admitted to officers that he and his father Charles Biser raided a hen house and stole chickens to obtain funds to marry Margaret Eu mear. Roy Himer John Crum and Sheriff Hillmer recovered two chickens and a payout totaling two dollars. Biser later married Miss Eu mear on February 12. whereabouts of the youth were not known until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghodor
Marshall
J. Biser
Thurmont
Moncey A.chi
Ane Moria
Busers
Charles Biser
Inno
Aed Hs
Roy
H.imer
John Crum
Sherif Hillmer
Ty ‘Buser
Dhes
Enckens
Frederck Rackster
Young Biser
Snow Thas
Margaret Eumear
Mt. Aury
Toone
Wedding Anniversary Notice for Mr and Mrs Frank Snaff
Local newspaper notes a wedding anniversary for Mr Frank Snaff and Mrs Snaff, with a short observance mentioned. The readable text confirms the couple and the occasion but lacks full details like date or residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snaff
Weedar Bome
MMS
Amd
Estonia Returns to Democracy After Popular Vote
A 1936 NEA Service report notes Estonia's transition from dictatorship to democracy following a three to one popular vote. It recalls 1917 Russian withdrawal, 1934 Paets dictatorship, and the recent vote restoring democratic government. The stamp illustration from 1928 shows Estonia’s arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estonia
Baltic
Russia
Konstantin Paets
Paets
NEA Service, Inc
Three Months Leave Of Absence For Hagood
President Roosevelt announcedMaj General Hagood, former Eighth Corps commander, will take a three month leave of absence. His future assignment and term for WPA funds were discussed with the armed forces aboard the transport to Fort Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Everglades
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roosevelt
Johnson Hagood
8Th Corps
30th Anniversary Observed in Gahersburg Maryland
In Gahersburg Maryland on March 23 observers mark the 30th anniversary. A week of services begins March 30 with guest preachers and a program focused on Methodism. Notable participants include Dr F J Pressman Rev EH R Deal Rev WooF Blot and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gahersburg
Ch . Sonn
Acre
F J Pressman
Fraderburg
Wihliam HL Best
Baltimore
Moe
Apri
Embree Hoss Blachard
Woof
Ces Willari
TY J Lampert
Ohio Flood 5 Moves On After Severe Bank Flooding
The Ohio flood moved westward Monday night threatening vast lowlands in the Buckeye state. Dozens of villages were submerged as hundreds deserted homes and more than 425000 people became homeless. Deaths totaled 172 across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Maryland Massachusetts New York Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire Maine Virginia North Carolina Georgia and others with damage estimates surpassing 500 million. WPA workers and guardsmen aided recovery while rehabilitation funds were being arranged in Washington and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio
Oba
Buckeye
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ono
Maryland
Masssachusetts
New Yooe
Vermont
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Maine
Virgina
North Carlina
Georgia
WPA
Wasing
Hareford
Conn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gov. Wire
T.ee
Chew
Iate
Ruble
Bruceville
Resus
Pittsburgh
Pitsbursn
McKee's Rock
Petsburgh
Jured
Measure
Marshall J. Biser
Carrie
Basehour
Western, Md
Linden Hills
Frederick
Pouce Sub-staton
Charles S$. Woodruff
Ofice
W. Patrick
LS. Klein
Berben
Mediterranean
Ishind
Soviet
Nasi
Hagood
Grace M. E. Church
Gaithersburg
Onio
Conrad Funeral Home Modern Funeral Service
North Market St
OASIS
Baltimore and
Frederick Sts
Baltimore, Jed
H. L. Mills
Patrick ST
Carty’s
Esol
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
Sears
London
Hendrickson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!