Welfare Board adjusts relief funds amid lower caseload
The Maryland county Welfare Board reports reductions in relief caseload from 1990 to 1808 as of May 3 and scales plans for end of month payments. Total budget for March was 56503. 48135 spent in April with 2 pay days. by March end 622 had been paid, funds reallocated to meet ongoing demands. An internal review sought to balance need for direct relief and work programs with available state and local support.
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Bonus bill sent to Roosevelt for Congress formality
The bonus bill moves toward a congressional formality with Vice President Garner presiding as the president closes his afternoon activities. President Roosevelt is expected to respond to the measure as Congress prepares for action on the $2 209 008 009 figure.
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Body of Missing Boy Recovered After Creek Search
Annapolis May 1 AP The body of a seven year old boy was found after a two day search in Weers Creek about 100 yards from his home. Alvin Shaw and Bruce Stallings found the body on a pile under the West Annap bridge. Sailors from the Naval Academy helped dredge for the body nearby. The father Frank, unable to swim, said the boy may have fallen from the bridge or drowned after a small boat overturned on the creek during his trip home from school.
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Fire Escape Injury In Automobile Collision
Police court action scheduled over an automobile crash. State Officer A F Anderson and Anna C Harmon are cited in the case with Wes Brande among the individuals involved. Washington is referenced in connection with the proceedings.
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Stock Market Lion Turns To Lamb Today
Market mood shifts as gains fade amid mixed trading. Weather notes and lunar timing sprinkled in, with no clear economic catalysts evident in the fragmented prose.
Woman With Upside Down Stomach Dies at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore May 17 AP Mrs May Lightfoot a Washington citizen operated on at Johns Hopkins Hospital a few weeks ago for an upside down stomach died today from a pathological lung condition that developed after the operation.
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Richberg to retire after NRA deal expires in June
Sources say Richberg will step away from New Deal duties when the present NRA act expires June 16. An understanding reached earlier suggests a legislative reorganization may keep him in some advisory role while the current act ends.
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75 Boys and Girls In Schoolboy Patrol March
A photo feature shows 75 boys and girls participating in a schoolboy patrol march. The image captures students in uniform marching in formation under supervision, highlighting school activity and community involvement.
School Board Cuts Term From Year Schedule
A school committee votes to shorten the academic year schedule at the monthly meeting. Details of the cut remain pending as members review calendar implications and adjust upcoming term dates.
Goerman Court Sentences Nun to Five Years in Prison
A Goerman court records sentence nun Goerman to five years in prison and a fine, plus loss of citizenship rights. The case involves a Viet Nam era foreign exchange matter affecting a Sister, Vinceniuk, and a related incident at Cologne.
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Spring Sports Day at Hood College Highlights
Hood College hosts a campus wide Spring Sports Day featuring major and minor events. Morning events include tennis, archery, and baseball games. a luncheon for officials precedes an afternoon student faculty baseball clash and a horse show.
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Maryland School Finals Set for Thursday
Fifteen boys and girls form the graduating class of the Maryland School for the Deaf. Exercises include a baccalaureate and the senior parade, followed by a commemoration program at the Vernon venue.
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Chased Wife Charged In Early Afternoon Arrest
Officers Dorsey and Phebus arrested Howard Gr 9 for a misdemeanor charge on the site. The suspect was taken into custody Thursday afternoon by Officer Hofman.
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Hearing After Car Crash in Woodsboro and Court Fight
The report describes a Woodsboro crash involving three cars and a separate Peoples Court fight in Harrisville. Claude Geisbert’s property suffered damage. Dr. George F. L. and Mrs Dora M. Barnes figure in a court scene where Barnes is fined $5 for assault. A dispute over debt led to a bar confrontation and accusations of threats.
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Roosevelt and Liberal Critics Split Over Cutting Controversy
The piece recounts Huey Long and liberal critics denouncing President Roosevelt over Senator Bronson Cutting’s prosecution and alleged policy defeats. It portrays Roosevelts’ allies as blaming conservatives, while liberals warn the party risks alienation by radical moves. Annie is cited as a persistent House reformer supporting new political realignments.
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New Deal In Washington Through Aides Comment
Fragmentary remarks critique federal aid and political strategy in Washington. The text cites aides, supporters, and critics reacting to policy moves while noting confusion among officials about direction and impact.
No Poison In Gross Home Examiner Says
Examiner reports no poison found at the gross home amid a tense day of investigation. Details remain scarce as officials continue to review the scene and questions arise about the events surrounding the incident.
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Mother Daughter Party Readable Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows a mixed list of names and titles with no clear event. Possible attendees include women with surnames such as Thomas, and references to a mother daughter gathering. Reading remains incomplete and uncertain.
Fourdiers Fire Destroys Convent in Quebec
A convent in Joletts Quebec suffered a massive blaze destroying the registers of the Sainte Helene de a oof. Three firemen died after fighting flames and a heart failure. Fifty residents escaped as the kitchen fire barred exits and threatened the Marmal School. Firefighters evacuated occupants and carried out a tense rescue as the blaze raged at noon.
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Dry Lead in Georgia Balloting Lo Fo 157
Election results show 61,981 for repeal and 82,038 against, amid Georgia balloting figures. The record highlights the dry lead in the measure and reflects voter tallies from the campaign.
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Glass Questioning Morgenthau on Banking Bill Open Market Plan
Secretary Morgenthau testifies at Senator Glass hearing about a proposed open market committee run entirely by Federal Reserve Board members. He argues for centralized government authority while acknowledging possible errors in instruments and the need for independence from political control.
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Gets Life Term For Bremer Kidnapping
A defendant received a life term for the Bremer kidnapping case. Details indicate the crime involved a home setting and an auction reference, with the court delivering a severe punishment. Further specifics remain unclear in the fragment.
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Bremer
Poultry Racket Under NRA Costs Dealers
An OCR fragment reports a poultry racket causing losses to dealers under NRA oversight. Names, dates, and places are unclear. the text references a scheme involving pricing or penalties and impacts on business. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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NRA
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