Building Sewer At Md State School Seeks WPA Aid
A proposed sewer project at the Maryland School for the Deaf, a WPA undertaking, aims to cost about 2702, with $3 funded by the federal government and $127 by the state. Elmer Sic well was named engineer in charge. Twelve workmen laid trenches for 800 feet of digging, with more crews to join. The plan includes a sidewalk and curb on Clarke avenue and trenches expected to reach five to sixteen feet deep, with rock possible.
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Sland
Vie Deaf
Aro Sa
Elmer SiCwell
Ci Ineer
Maryland
Clarke
Market Street
Carerol Street
Springer
Locatl
WPA
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Suitable Boys' Work Is Justified by Community Leader
Francis Scott Hotel hosted a talk by Arcon Fahooger, Boys' Clubs of America field rep, urging constructive work for idle youth. He linked local projects in Scranton to national programs, citing WPA, NYA data, and efforts to curb juvenile crime through supervised activity and employment, noting declines in juvenile arrests and reform-school referrals linked to structured programs.
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Frederick
Arcon Fahooger
Boys’ Clubs of America
L Td Rotuanangs
Francis Scott Koy
Astar
Boys’ Club
Seran
Fon
Paty
NYA
Ate Vahringer
Vioworg
The Critical Time A Boy's Tie Speaker Averted
A fragmented notice describes a gathering with 235,000 in clubs and 255,009 boys enrolled across 27 boys clubs. Names mentioned include Brent Wo Spring er and Henry Lochner among many others from Frederick and Baltimore areas.
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Mr. Fuhringer
Brent Wo Springer
Proce Committee
Henry Lochner
George Dough
Wo Wo White
Charles Eo Batley
Club President Leads Elite Group Meeting
J. Walker Carty, president, presided over a gathering of elite groups in a boys' ward sport club.
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Katests
J. Walker Carty
Gowns From a Rothschild Stately Evening
A fashion note highlights Paria 25 LARD Eugene Stuthischild, hostess to the Duke of Wandror at Rothschild castle in Austria, famed for chic glamour. The article describes a stiff black tulle collar at the neck, long tulle sweeps from the waist, and satin slip extending to the ground, with eye satin accents.
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Paria
Eugene
Stuthischild
Duke of Wandror
Rothschild Castle
I Bneesfelt
Austria
Bank holdings rise to 25.83 percent of assets in 1936
Washington March 25 AP reports banks held 17 988 200 009 in United States government securities on June 30 1936, comprising 25.83 percent of total assets. In 1929 banks held 4 022 870 000 of 5.58 percent of assets.
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Washington
United States
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Quaker City
Prederick
North Market Street
Vicks
Vicks Vaporub
Vick Ailis
Henry Legal
Farmers & Mechanics Nat'l Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Thom Gti Vise Easter Colrection
Fansberg
KOY Torr Building
Ueckeyrto Dismuier
Frederick County
Statoyear
Prohaes
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Panie Sale
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Marr
Lewle Bo
Connie Stacy
John
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Wien
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Ottenhelmer
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New Market
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Makler
Wandadore
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Peart
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Rocke
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Martyege
Clegett
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Kermar
Pachechare
Clinton Metherry
Kine
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Vonere
Thoemont
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Dublin
Martance
Walter Foainm
Aaatenre
Marty Syle
Mente Batt
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Marte Eure
Clementine
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Treepees
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Kemp
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Guiun
Dane Dane
Av South Market
South Market
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Kemp's New Children's Department
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Frederick, Md
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