State Bill Totals Billion Plus for Public Works
Government seeks more than 3.8 billion dollars for wartime and postwar projects. Key allocations cover highways bridges rural housing flood control and river works nationwide. Specific amounts include hundreds of millions for Missouri river projects Maryland grade separations and rural road programs amid broader defense funding shifts.
Past Chiefs Entertained At Dinner With Members
A group from Temple Ne 33 Pywain Sisters hosted a dinner in the Sum dining room at 6 30 pm. The event recognized president Aire Rah Groe and featured remarks from several members including Mrs Zimmie Margare and Mrs Lind Culler. A June meeting plans were announced with new offers from the commune Fear WL.
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Rele
Moo Cis
Sum
Marlo
N. Martin
Ke Zimmnie Margare
Heider
Lind Culler
Petersourg
Eulogortin Moss Mo
Whee Country 16 Represented in Lion Breaks Its Shams
A cryptic line references Whee country 16 with a lion motif breaking shams. The fragmented text suggests a symbolic theme rather than a clear event or record.
Failed Adver tise Taxes List With Missing Funds
A notice states that tax advertisements failed due to insufficient funds. The list includes names such as Thomas L Daxson, secretary of Sue and Frank L Hewitt, Myer Spring real estate operator, and a well known Republican leader. The report also mentions two unsigned checks.
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Thomas L Daxson
Sue
Frank L Hewitt
Myer Spring
Rockville County records reveal widespread bad checks
County officials report tracing numerous bad checks totaling thousands of dollars tied to irregularities in county finances. The Board of Commissioners and State Attorney pursue mediation and possible legal action as officials identify tax and real estate parcels affected.
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Andhor's
Coun
Dames Si Puzh
Montgomers
J Fores
Walker Coups
Tegues
Hacock
Nat Wauner
Peter
Beard Fom
Baltmac
Aucie
Commissoners
Armeng
eTisea
Ava
Nowa Washirs von Reewy
Arich E Broone
Lee Formes
Wal Estes Arms
Byrd Welcomed in Boston After Return Festivities
Admiral Richard E Byrd arrived in Boston amid masquerade spectacles and a celebratory reception marking his return from the Antarctic expedition. The event included a sea voyage rebroadcast and plans for future coastal missions, with officials arranging a ceremonial discharge and related logistics.
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Boston
Mat
Cue Tui Gard
Richard E Bird
Anterce
Johnsville Woman's Club Hosts Evening Meeting
Johnsville Woman's club met Tuesday with 18 members and nine visitors. Mrs Clarence Dred presided. Mrs Carroll Harp welcomed a new member. prizes went to Mrs Strasberg and Mrs Warner. A Strawberry and ice cream festival was set for June 8 on school grounds.
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Johnsville
Clifford Eyler
Johnsville Woman's Club
Clarence Dred
Carroll Harp
Va Strasberg
Ste “Warner
Wagner Labor Bill Passes in Senate House Move to Roosevelt Veto
In Washington on May 16 the Wagner labor bill, creating a permanent national Labor Relations Board with power to order plant elections, cleared the Senate by 63 to 12 and moved to the House. Supporters foresee a presidential approval despite opposition from Republicans and some Democrats. The administration signals preparation for a veto but hopes Congress will uphold it.
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Northio
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Roosevelt
Len Hastings
Delaware
Db. Sen Tsamigs
Maryland
Forbiea Rg Ore
Tere
Ouispceen
White House
Stephen Earl
Watt House Secretars
Roosevely
Congréss
Ieto
Patman
Neup
Ress KILL BIRTH CONTROL Before Federation Women's Clubs
An article from Anrepols Maryland on May 16 outlines a Federation meeting debate over birth control and a recount request. It notes elected officers for the Cres Chase Women’s Club and federation officials, with attendance and family statistics included.
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al Ouime
George W Mo
Caey Chase
Frenk Mcrac
Caevy Coase
Fed
Mes Rudetph S. Coese
Thea Women’s Club
Cres Chase
Ana Os
Federation
Jann Paul Tror
Baltimore
Wee- Prederick P Ree
Coramg
Mos Lane
Noth Beach
Life term for lccomplice and six years for partner in ambush murder
Leonardtown Maryland May 1 two white men convicted of taking part in the ambush murder of a negro farmer were sentenced. Charles Henry Morgan 23 received life in Maryland Penitentiary after confessing but saying he acted under threat by George Joy his employer who was convicted of aiding and Abetting and got six years in the penitentiary. Joy testified that Morgan acted under coercion and the crime involved alcohol and other misconduct.
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Leonardtown
Charles Henry Morgan
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