Red Cross Mobilizes Flood Relief In Potomac Region
Organizations coordinate flood relief with Red Cross at Point of Rocks to Harpers Ferry. Welfare staff enlistment, distribution of funds, and plans for temporary housing and medical aid are outlined alongside power restoration efforts by Potomac Edison following record flooding.
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Margaret Lewis
Cress
Harpers
ige
Potomac Edison Company
ettrapi
Willjamsport
Toursdar
Potomac Edison
nortal
Dam No. 4
Dam No. 5
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Allegheny Mount
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Townsend of Dollars Inquiry Sparks Private Sear
A garbled note suggests a person claiming loss or theft involving Edward J. Margery and a Townsend fund. The fragment mentions sums from 500 to 2200 dollars over two months and an investigation by two commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Margery
Roosevelt backs new levies to meet costs in tax plan
Washington AP reports an administration spokesman told the House Ways and Means committee that revenue plans would modify the corporate tax structure to raise funds for bonus payments and relief costs. The proposal aims to end tax avoidance and discrimination, shifting gains to upper-income groups.
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Washington
House Wars and Means committee
Roosevelt
Gur T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Wiltless
e Ways and Means
Home Service Appeal Process Sees Funds Reach Goal
The appeal effort reports success as donations totaling 3509 dollars have been received. Organizers promise continued efforts to complete the project and thank supporters who contributed as part of the drive.
Mort Property Sold at Public Sale Near Mountaindale
A parcel south of the late owner near Mountaindale was bought by Charles Eyler. At the Saturday auction on the premises, personal property of Mr Mort brought 124.90 dollars. Edward J. Smith of Mountaindale acted as executor. Sherman P. Bowers was attorney. John L. Dullow served as auctioneer and Charlee C. T. Stull as clerk.
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Mountaindale
Charles Eyler
East Church
Mr. Mort
Edward J. Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
John L. Dullow
Charlee C. T. Stull
Endorsement of Hitler in Voting Stirs England
Britain is stirred by reports of German endorsement of Adolf Hitler in political matters. French Foreign Minister questions Germany's leadership as Paris signals a focus on Locarno era strategy and new Franco German communications.
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HITLER
ENGLAND
Britain
Germs
Adolf
Rhineland
armr
Paris
France
Locarno
Lenten Cantata Highlights Chorus and Soloists
Lenten cantata performed by the DF I Male Chorus with a special guest. Harold Moore is noted in a brief program line and given in Brodoeck. The event emphasizes seasonal sacred music and choral collaboration.
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Hood Choir
Wade
ay Harold Moore
Brodoeck
County bids awarded for supplies to Mon tevue and jail
County Commissioners awarded the next three bids ending June 20. Groceries to F V Staub, flour and feed to Felton and, dry goods to C. Thomas Kemn. Hershberger’s supplied meat for Mon tevue, Marshall Stitely. Woodsboro supplied meat for the jail, Austin Fraley Thurmont.
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Montevue
Staub
Felton and
C. Thomas Kemn
Hershberger’s
Marshall Stitely
Woodsboro
Austin Fraley
Thurmont
Drunken Autoist Sent To Jail For 30 Days
George S Norris of Urbana was jailed for 30 days after being stopped on the Washington pike by Officer BR F Kears. Norris, described as intoxicated, refused orders to stop and was fined 100 dollars by Justice Roger H Genbert.
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George S
D.C
Roger H. Genbert
Urbana
BR. F. Kears
Nurs
Washington pike
Urbai
trate
Nursis
Four Negro Suspects Guarded After Alabama Attack
Four Black suspects were placed under guard by the national guards and state police after an attack in Birmingham. Vivian Woodward, injured in the incident, was found dying with a crushed skull after an all night search. The men were brought from Huntsville to Birmingham for safekeeping as investigators probe the assault.
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Maren
Woodward
tiack
Vivian
Birmingham
Ala
Vivian Woodward
Huntsvile br
Has
Steadying Influences Permeate New York Market
Steadying influences permeated trading in New York with steady support and a slow pace. Several sessions showed demand for farm implement shares while J L Case rose over six points at times. New highs and fractional gains appeared in companies including X Products Wauxesha Motors Bend American Smelting Loew's Auburn on Telephone and Douglas Air. The pound sterling opened at 4.95 dollars.
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New York
J. L Case
X Products
Wauxesha Motors
Bend American Smelting
Loew's
Auburn
Douglas Air
fouret
Jury to Return Damages in One Man Rail Case
Jury to return a total 620 damages from any One Ra ana Howare R Poe wh Demolay Hire Arln The Jacqu Ther ne late affe ces Carolmn Hahn Jean Feaga Gina Man Messsrs Edward Harry Nogle James Loy Alvin S. Earl Starr Holmes Fout Sir Charles Dodd Travers Burdette Albert Fisner Star Lanner James McLaren Jr Anen Danner William Moore Douglas M. Green Several more mixed hikes and sag hikes along with novelty hikes have been planned by the club for its season.
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DEMOLAY
ARLN
Jacqu Therne
Carolmn Hahn
Jean Feagagina
Edward Harry Nogle
James Loy
Alvin S. Earl Starr
Holmes Fout
Sir Charles Dodd
Travers Burdette
Albert Fisner
Star Lanner
James McLaren
ANen Danner
Wiliam Moore
Douglas M. Green
Townsend Fund Burden Acknowledges Missing Money
The article reports admissions that part of the Townsend main fund was taken and that commissions failed to provide adequate living funds. It notes internal distrust, lack of background checks, and a planned congressional inquiry led by Dr. Townsend. Co founder Robe Clements resigns as national secretary amid the rift.
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pigamtic
Lo Beach
Cail
Mo twich
Townsend
Frederick Delegation Leads Maryland at Salvation Army Youth Council
Delegates from Frederick join 400 at the Annual Young Peoples Council in Baltimore conducted by the Salvation Army. The Frederick Boys Corps and Guard patrol led Maryland divisions with Hagerstown second. Bugle and Drum Corps performed in a large Saturday demonstration while leaders from Frederick conducted the meeting.
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Frederick
Young Peoples
em West
Sansar
Comes Stoner
Mary Bowere
oficer ala medfernoon
Weather notes from Maren 1933 267
The excerpt records daily weather facts including precipitation excess for 1935 and temperatures from a prior year. It lists sun set and sun rise times and mentions moonrise times for the following day. The fragment focuses on basic astronomical and meteorological data without broader context.
Feinberg Files As Congress Candidate
Frederick attorney sends certificate to Secretary of State. Leader Frederick and candidate for Congress, unverified claims noted. Local News Tuesday reports names such as Charles Cumberland amid unclear references to Feinberg and Weinber.
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Feinberg
Congress
Frederick
Hefereng
Charles Cunmterland
Public Works Board clash over bridge flood insurance
The Public Works Board and State Roads Commission fault lines emerge over flood insurance for Havre de Grace and other Potomac River bridges. Governor and state officials dispute coverage decisions, with insurance bids and payments questioned as higher authorities push for or block coverage on Havre de Grace and related spans.
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Board of Pub
the
State Roads
Potomac river
Powmuck
Hancock
Board of Public Works
Aifanr S
Gover Hooper S
Public Way
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Tabler
Comptroller
ecomptroler
Miles
Staite Treasur
State Treasu
Otice
Urner
Francis H. Ver
Frederield
Havre de Grace
Zonta Club Meeting Scheduled in Frederick
Inter city Zonta clubs from Winchester Hagerstown and Frederick will hold a joint meeting at Hotel Frederick tonight. Miss Helen Smith president of the local Zonta Club will preside over a musical program and agenda.
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W.in
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hotel Frederick
Helen Sm.th
Sin.y
Mystery over confession denial in Park County case
Fragmentary text suggests a dispute over a confession linked to a Park County drama. Names such as Paul Wendel and Trenton appear in discussion of repudiation and alleged details from former associates.
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Paul Wendel
Park County
Trenton
J. Wendel
Burtold
Richberg’s Comeback Gains White House Backing in New Deal
Washington report outlines Don Richberg restored as a trusted New Deal liaison and potential DOJ appointment. He reemerges in national debates after NRA court loss, leading a reformist stance with the National Progressive League and drawing criticism from radicals.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Don
ba krown
New Deal
U. S. Supreme
NRA
Richbers
Schechter
Richberg
Rienberg
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
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snustracion
Roosevelt
National Progressive League
Al Smith
job asialsis
Hoffman Carries Hauptmann Clemency Appeal to Pardons Board
New Jersey Governor weighs Hauptmann clemency as Hoffman presses to reopen the case. Hauptmann insists on innocence in the Lindbergh kidnapping murder while the Pardons Board reviews requests amid a cautious courtroom mood. Officials say no action planned on the Lindbergh charge until the Hauptmann matter is resolved.
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HOFFMAN
HAUPTMANN FIGHT TO PARDONS BOARD
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Rich-mann
Cours of rules
Havann
Flemington
court of mercy of law
Jersey
Hauptmann
Attoiner
Erxin BE
Mer
Snall
Lingbergh
Pau
HL Wendel
Trenton
Heuphnann
judicial chamber
Maryland Education Association Seeks Expanded Membership
Superintendent of Education Eugene seeks to grow the Maryland State Education Association as its leader, meeting with state officers to increase membership beyond about 509000. The group, connected to veterans and Confederate history, faces scrutiny amid a broader safety and political climate in Congress.
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Eugene
Maryland
C. Milton
sec
Davis
Havre de Grace
S. Lors
William Idick
Decembe
worl
Marrland
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