Bridge Repair Program for Frederick and Carroll Counties
State Roads Commission approves a 21 246 program to repair county bridges. Bids will be advertised soon to fund improvements costing about 18 52 in Frederick and 5 494 in Carroll County. Repairs share costs from state bridge allowances, with most work on rural roads near the Moonacary River and flood repairs from last March.
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Bexly
Homer E Tabler
State Bows Commission
Oraed
Stat
Winderham
Carroll County
Mooncary River
Fractured Skull After Fall From Auto
Mrs Lorraine Cubitt Baker wife of Gerald L Baker of 238 North Market Street was frightened into leaping from a slowly moving car near Harmony Grove Sunday night. She suffered nine fractured skulls and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Baker stopped the vehicle and the other car did not stop.
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Lorraine Cubitt Baker
Gerald L. Baker
North Market Street
Harmony Grove
Frederick City Hospital
Baker
M. R. Etchison
Pennsylvania
Convocation Sermon Highlighted at Cumberland Event
Rev. Malcolm Taylor of All Saints parish will preach at the Cumberland convocation of Episcopal parishes in Allegany Frederick Garrett and Washington counties. Bishop Edward Fiefenstein opens with Holy Communion as Rev. David Trimble and Rev. Dr. Wolfe assist. Dr Don Fenn and others plan a noon session on Christianity as a healing force in modern life.
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Malcolm 3
Taylor
All Saints
Cumbers Land
Manuel Chrch
Cumberland
Allegany
Frederick
Garrett
Washington
Edward T Fieifenstein
David C. Trimble
Oakland
Porpeter
Chirence FE
Wolfe
Arthur H. Hawkins
Wn Prey Pymm
Stere
Don Prank Fenn
Church of St
Suit Piped by Title in Creek County Court
A garbled court notice appears to reference a civil suit in Creek County Court. Names such as Hamilton and Selina appear distorted within a legal filing context. Details about parties, amounts, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
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Creutt Cours
Iffog
O Conor Responds To Tait Charge In Maryland Unemployment Debate
Baltimore AP General Herbert O Conor contended today that Maryland should urge passage of unemployment insurance legislation amid a dispute with Garten Watt, ex Republican state native, over political tactics. He said state action is necessary to qualify for federal payroll tax shares under the Social Security Act. Governor Nice pressed for federal state unemployment measures in his legislative message.
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Baltimore
Herbert Ho
Oconor
General Assembly
Garten Watt
Natrean
O'Conor
Maryland
Hussy
Nice
Sorial Security Board
Winter Arrives Early With Snow and Cold in Frederickton
The night brought a sharp cold snap with a first snow in Frederickton, as gusty northwest winds up to 37 miles per hour chased residents indoors. Overnight low reached 32 degrees, with exposed areas dipping below freezing and shutters banging as lines froze and water would be drained. Farmers assess the shift with winter wheat promising and butchering season near, as crews endure the chilly changes.
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Fredericktonians
Fredericktoniana
United States Weather Bureau
Frederick
Corlusklax
Plane Crash Kills Three Before Departure
A Boston man John II Shob died in a plane crash near Syracuse as his wife prepared to join him from Boston. A second death followed from injuries after the crash in New Hampshire where Henry Nadeau, 45, died from burns. Ayo Precla Murphy, 15, of Brookline Massachusetts perished in the same incident.
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Syracuse
John II
Boston
Byracuse
RTE
Henry Nadeau
Nashua
Etident
Join & Rhahs
Petren
Ministers Urged to Do Personal Work at County Meeting
County association hears sermons and addresses at Trinity Chapel and Calvary Church in Washington. Rev De William L Murty Rev Dr Choris Enders and others urge ministers to act as Christ salesmen and conduct mass meetings for youth and church growth. session closes with benediction. list of attending ministers released.
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Prederick County
Willams L Murty
Choris Enders
Washington
Trinity Chapel
Calgary
MOE
A P Wilson
Frederick , Harris
Foundry ME Church
Calvary Church
Thoming
Robert E Sherry
C E Dryden
Dewitt P. Zuse
Darby
Federation of Church 3
Washingtson
Enders
Rev de Endless
Concordia Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ministerial Union of Washington
Christ
Redeemer
Jesus
Enders. Lundhren
Peete Mapete
Alvill Conner
Joseph H. Apple
Chas
Corbett
Everett W. Culp
James Pf. Daniel
John & Bowl
DuLahey
George Ke. Ely
HW. Erdman
W. Siges Ellett
Henry C Ellen
Vira
LL Dawson
R. Pate
F Od Aright
Newton Crown
Raymond Winter Broan
G M Compher
Gottet Per
Frank Pire
J W. Fleher
Foishour
Ralph BE Hartman
Hermann
Pof Helmer
Koontz Helwig
Hes
Henel LG
Kloffer
Ro Krovee
Meeks
Her
Welsin
Bernhard
Roosevelt and Congress Face Tough Second Term
Analysis notes Roosevelt could confront a Congress split by party, with only a minority of Republicans in both houses. Observers debate whether Congress will rubber stamp or resist his New Deal agenda. Leadership questions in the House loom as White House weighs using radio appeals to pressure lawmakers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Fresiden
Himelf
Rayburn
Texas
John O'Connor
New York
Rayburnn
White House
Rowevelt
Debutante Mary Hope Hunter Death Leads to Arrest
Philadelphia report states a Baltimore debutante Miss Mary Hope Hunter died in an automobile collision. The coroner charged manslaughter after a half inch bolt from a car tool linked to the youth Stewart. Detective Breniser said Stewart's car struck a party of four during a celebration early Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Magweber Aim
Jones Vt
Stewart
Mary Hope Hunter
Baltimore
Btewart
Charles Breniser
Breniser
Fot- Det Tolar Eeebration
Padavat
Social Security Accounts Being Set Up in U.S.
The article reports the nationwide rollout of Social Security accounts with 25 000 post offices delivering forms to 5 000 000 business establishments. It notes workers in factories and various trades will contribute from one cent to two dollars per payroll dollar, funding a new pension system beginning January 1 1937. It mentions general public reception and the scope of the registration effort.
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Washington
Supreme Court Allows Government Brief in Gold Clause Case
The Supreme Court, in a brief session, allowed the government to file a friend of the court brief in a case from Holyoke where the Holyoke Water Power Co seeks 28 874 from American Writing Paper Co of Mass as part of a dispute over gold clause protections. No opinions were issued as the court weighed about 30 cases for review.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles E Hughes
Justice Department
Fiee
Holyoke
Mass
Water Power Co
American Writing Paper Co of
Relatives challenge Millar will in Stork Derby case
In Toronto on November 16 relatives of Charles Vance Millar urged the court to set aside the $500000 stork derby clause. The hearing before Justice W. E Middleton resumed as contestants waited in the courtroom, amid intense discussion on the will’s provisions.
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Toronto
Charles Vance Millar
Milllar
Muller Pia
W. E Middleton
Mular
Senator-Elect Prentiss Brown Named to Succeed Couzens
In Lansing Michigan on November 16 AP reports Gov Frank D Fitzgerald appointed Prentiss M Brown Democratic Senator elect to fill the unexpired term of the late James Couzens. Brown, representing Michigan's 5th district, was chosen over former Governor Wilbur M Drucker in a recent contest.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
Prentiss M Brown
James Colleen
Brown
Lith
Senate
Wilbur M. Drucker
Trepublican
First Hunting Fatality Reported In Maryland Season
Maryland reports the season's first hunting death as 45 year old Igor Popov, an airplane plant worker, died from an accidental shotgun discharge. He was climbing through a fence when the tragedy occurred near Martinsburg area.
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Magerstown
Igor Popov
Maryland
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperature Report
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 today with 1 inch for November to date. November 1975 AR inches of excess, record high and low temperatures noted, with yesterday 47 and night low 37.
Pickford-Rogers Engagement Announcement Friday
A local engagement notice discusses Pickford and Rogers with family details and plans for an announcement on Friday at Hollywood Triday. The text references Mary, a telephoned message, and a failed plan to involve others in the announcement.
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Pickford-Rogers
Mothe
Ceredon
Atudty Rover
Devon
Mary i
Mekford
Undies
Bridvyoat
Ty Johnson
Tage
Fen
Mary
Hollywood Triday
Incorporation Papers For Four Frederick County Concerns Filed
Certificates of Incorporation were received from the State Tax Commission for four Frederick County concerns. The Unite Department Stores Co is incorporated to operate a department store at 18 17 South Market Street with 59 500 stock, including 500 preferred shares at 100 and 500 common shares at 1 each. Incorporators are Ernest W. Kadum, Dermard Rosen, and Percy Scherr all of Baltimore, with Daniel Ellison as resident agent at 3301 Hearst Tower Building. The Trederick Underwriters, Inc. is authorized for general insurance and properties. incorporators include David C. Winebrenner III, Walter Sinn, and Alfred W. Gaver of Baltimore, with Jaco Ramsburg as resident agent at 110 West Patrick Street and directors Joseph W. Urner, Jacob R. Ramsburg, and Francis E. Urner. Common stock 190 shares at 100. The Lecas MacHane Co of 125 East Potomac Street, Brunswick, is incorporated to deal in buildings and land. incorporators and directors Mater Degas, David L. Mackpane, William St. Campbell of Brunswick. resident agent Lecas. Common stock 1,000 shares at 10. The Mt. Tabor Cemetery Company is formed to own and operate Rocky Ridge cemetery. incorporators Morris V. Barrick, David F. Wetzel, Charles D. Ward of Rocky Ridge, with Barrick as resident agent. Directors include Charles Biauch and Ernest P. Keithottz.
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David C Winebrenner
Walter E. Sinn
Alfred W. Gaver
Jaco i. Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
Princcipal Office
Joseph W. Urner
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Francis E. Urner
Atstherimd
Lecas
Mt. Tabor
Market recovers some of its previous losses
New York stocks regained ground after a grim session, with copper, metals, aircrafts and rough sectors showing modest gains. The Dow Jones average drifted into positive territory late in the day as traders pared losses and some prices moved up fractions.
Sullivan Is Fined In U S Court Case
Sullivan, a Baltimore suspect linked to moonshine operations, pleads guilty to manufacturing and is fined in federal court. A 100 gallon still and $50 in mash were seized by federal agents from Sullivan’s Maryland home amid raids.
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Sullivan
U. S
Garden Club Sets Sights on Baltimore Exhibition
Frederick Garden Club met at Mrs. I. W. Walker’s home and voted to enter a display in the Federated Gardens of Maryland Christmas show at the Engels Mraatt Library in Baltimore. New member Mrs. John Quynn attended her first meeting and club plans featured color slides of Magnolia gardens and Middleton gardens with notes on Worth of Beauty by James E. Detlmx.
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Vrederick Garden Club
Maryland
Engels Mratt Drea
Baltimore
Carroll Hoffendrickton
James Eo Detl
Tey
John Crimke-Draston
Charleston
Joseph HO Apple
Magnola Gardens
Maries
Delaplaine
Meiversburg
Demonstration Agent Meeting Committees Report
Committees of the Prederict County Moderaton of Thuml Women's Club meet today at Mie Plotenot FC Whe han home to plan club projects for the year. Attendees include chairmen and members such as Mire Emer Fo Dxon Mr Willam Breeiua and Mra Roy Cilne with discussions on home bureau activities and forthcoming committee duties. The event occurred Wednesday at the YMCA Alle.
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Thuml
aMce
Mie
Plotenot FC Whehan
Uie
Willam Breeiua
Presten Zalminerman
Roy Cilne
Heme
Trea
Haa Bern
Insurgents Threaten Madrid As Heavy Bombardment Rages
Fierce fighting continues in Madrid as insurgents press to control crossings on the Manzanares river. Government forces report heavy bombardment near University City while troops battle to secure the northwest district and bridges over the river.
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Picit
Chtatde Martel
Bunnies
Lancene
Thess
Wetarn
Madrid
Betachi del Note
North Station
Feanaisco Pranco
Ustrich
High Command
Manzanares
University City
Moom
Forelen Fegiommaires
Pranceses
Ube Alege
Gow
Green Invites Rebels To Return At Labor Convention
Amorim Federation of Labor President William Green urged Jobat L. Lewis and rebel unions to come back, recognize democratic principles, and rejoin the convention to resolve divisions within the American Federation of Labor. He demanded they drop aims of insurrection and restore unity before peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APL
William Green
Amorim Federation of Labor
Jobat L. Lewis
Green
American Coerosion of Labor
Victory Dinner Held by Thurmont Democrat Leaders
A victory dinner was hosted by Dr. Theodore Schondau in Thurmont to celebrate the election win. Attendees included David J. Lewhe Quests and several local figures, with photos from headquarters shown and a cake prepared by Frank W. Prag.
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Thedore
Schondau
Thurmem
Ptemgene Boutici
Aml
Frank W. Prag
Anetheta Yy
David J. Lewhe
Mir
Fraley
Megat
Miller
Cotoctin Penace
Saray? McKay
Clyde Young Orw Finant Pendevaiet
Ceonee Hhesowwely
Tyward Biseas
Lee
Sea Prov
UN Behordat Aaretiter
Mudred
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