City council outlines relief projects in Cor Hat meeting
The mayor and aldermen approved several Emergency Relief projects. Three have been submitted to Baltimore and approved. a fourth on water drainage work awaits grant and official proclamation. Planned curb and gutter work on Phebes and Wasser streets, street lighting between Tenth and Lehi, and renovation of Linganere plant facilities aim to improve safety and appearance.
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Carreed
Uneir Reguar Mecier
Cor Hat
Te Local Welfare Board
Baltimore
Questers
Market Street
Feisty
Phebes Avenue
Wasser Street
Linganere Firraten
August T. Brust
Place & Concrete
Guiter Taeen Burke
Dcaereasa Tome & Gmail
Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Lehiine
Lehi
George G. Boots and Company
Charlotte
Gettysourg
City votes on bridge lights and street works
Aldermen approve replacing two light standards on the West Patrick Street bridge and install new lights on the ban nister bridge. A retaining wall along the Rothenhoefer property is approved to curb flood damage. About 200 feet of curb work on Neds avenue east side is authorized. Water access from Tuscarora line for residents is approved with revocation right. Night maneuvers planned on Monroe street. Park bandstand to be used in summer. Bills totaling 3,294.93 authorized for payment.
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West College Terrace
West Patrick Street
Rothenhoefer
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Chapel Alley
Neds Avenue
Twelfth Penth Streets
Tuscarora
Chy
Manz
Monroe Street
First official tournament date in Srinian Greece noted
The source indicates the inaugural official tournament occurred on the specified early date, marking a ceremonial start under President Aneeers in Srinian, Greece.
Guarded Governor Laffoon Threats Spark Kentucky Alarm
Prankfort Kentucky officials disclosed threats on Governor Ruoy Laffoon and the Capitol with orders to shoot to kill. Adjutant General Hours H Denhardt said two special guards were assigned to protect the mansion and capitol and prevent a Bowman escape attempt.
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Prankfort
Executive Mansion
Ruoy Laffoon
Hours H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Iette
Neal Bowmanshio
Bowman
Lima OQ
Battles leave empty cartridges near the field Lor
A report describes battles that left several empty cartridges from a 45 calibre pistol scattered on the field near Lor. The detail notes the presence of spent ammunition and the surrounding disruption. No injuries are mentioned in the fragment.
SONS OF VETERANS END THEIR MEETING IN FREDERICK
The 49th annual encampment of the Maryland Department Sons of Veterans of the Civil War and the Department Army concluded at the Francs Soother hotel. Sessions began Tuesday with a banquet and tours to Monocacy Battlefield. resolutions endorsed a Monocacy Battlefield note park and thanked retiring president Mrs. Cora E Michael. Prominent officials and Frederick city leaders were thanked for hospitality and press coverage.
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Maryland
Sons of Union Veerans
Department
Francs Soother
Sons of Veterans
Monocacy
House of Representaties
Senate
Cora E Michael
Wro
Grand Army
Frederick
Dillinger Reported In Chicago Amid Manhunt
May 2 Chicago police pursue outlaw John Dillinger believed hiding in the city. A blood-stained stolen car linked to Dillinger was found abandoned on a northern street. Indirect evidence and damaged interior suggest gun use and pursuit expected as authorities search for the fugitive.
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Chicago
Elusie John Dillinger
Indiana
Iis
Diullinger
Ken
Aman
South St. Paul
Mad Cash
Little Dohenma
Wisconsin
North Sie
Emat
James Drer
Jackson campaigns for Maryland governor amid calls to centralize state finances
Mayor Howard W. Jackson of Baltimore spoke to Maryland students as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. He pledged to eradicate state functions duplication, centralize revenue and expenditure oversight, and unify supervision across agencies. The article lists auxiliary officers elected at a Maryland event and notes plans for future salifaction appointments and ongoing financial oversight efforts.
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Eae Park
Howard W. Jackson
Baltmore
Unseruy
Maryland
Ise
Jackson
Heflin Third Comeback In Alabama Primary
In Birmingham on May 2, Senator J Thomes Heflin trailed in a three man field for the district race, with about 172 of 246 precincts reporting. He indicated he would run in a runoff against the leader Ailes B Alirood as Joe Starnes led by over 3,000 votes and Heflin lagged behind by about 2,000. He noted fewer votes in the county than in 1950 and referred to an earlier Panama canal project discussion.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. Thomes Hefin
Taird
Moght
Ailes B. Alirood
Gsire
Sesterday
Heflin Wes Ring
Bélu Abgood
Joe Starnes
Helin
Hay
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