Roosevelt vacation plans amid Georgia visit
President Roosevelt arrived at a Georgia foundation site to discuss the New Deal, Tennessee Valley Authority power, and employment plans. He met with farmers and business leaders, toured an open air pool, and planned immediate measures while avoiding debate on forthcoming Congress policies.
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Fair at Poolesville Slated for Thursday
Poolesville news notes the annual Polesite Community Fair set for Thursday with a high school home economics department and Future Farmers of America organizing events. The program includes exhibits, contests, noon rallies, and a judges panel from the University of Maryland region.
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New Tax Plan Sought by Veasey in Maryland Senate
Berlin Maryland November 19 Senator Veasey of Worcester proposes abolishing the state real estate tax and shifting to a 22 cent per 100 value rate. He cites recent abolitions in Maine and Iowa and notes Worcester County tax savings in 1923 and 1934, urging legislative action with Attorney General support.
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Worcester County
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Osco Welt
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Relief efforts report rising Epplicadets in 1944
The Baltimore area relief update notes increasing cases of families and individuals seeking aid between November 1943 and October 1944. Data from Predork county and Carroll county show rising totals, with county aides distributing relief and food to those in need as winter approached.
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Negro Arraigned for Assaulting White Girl
Rockville Maryland November 19 among prisoners arraigned before Judge Charles W Woodward in the Circuit Court were Alexander Jones colored indicted for criminally assaulting a young woman near Chevy Chase on September 30. He pleaded not guilty and a trial date was set for December 3. Several other defendants, all colored, faced charges of housebreaking larceny and criminal assault. The grand jury, meeting since Monday, returned 37 indictments including manslaughter in automobile accidents. most cases slated for trial the week of November 26.
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Alexander Jones
Chevy Chase
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Kenneth Lyddane
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Balti
Clara Mason
John Roosevelt Meetman
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Hubert Cooper
Willard Midalont
Lary
James Day
Tightman Brown
Ralph Anderson
William Tate
John W Mahoney
John W Mahoney Housebreaking and Larcens Goope
Brown
Tate
Mahoney
Gunhy Anderson
Suits for Damages Over £10092 In Auto Crash
Plaintiffs Mae Florences Rich and Charlotte F Stephens claim damages after a June 1939 automobile collision on a runway. They allege Gefendiis carelessly operated the car causing injuries and seek £15 000 and other damages. Defense by Lien and associates, with Wasser and Bergman as attorneys for defendants.
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Gallazher
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Werorg
Bergimn
Four Held After Bodies Are Found
A brutal slaying left two young victims aged thirteen and nine. Philp Jones, 25, and three others are arrested as suspects. Police moved prisoners out of Roanoke under sealed orders to avoid vigilante violence. Commonwealth Attorney Putnam cites a purported confession and ties the killings to an assault.
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Joan Pryor
Roanoke
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M J Putnam
Thanamrmnansanithis
Police Court Dockets Include Fines and Suspensions
Justice Motier disposed of minor cases in Police Court. Howard F. Lats failed to appear on a drunk driving charge and was released on $100 collateral. Lim Gordon Johannes was released on his own recognizance on child support, while Vernon Mahammitt was fined $5 and costs for street fighting. Adrian Makel faced a $250 fine and 30 day suspended jail for trespassing and fighting. Parking violations were listed for Irving Crouse, Irving Burdett, and Howard Lats, each with $1 collateral forfeited.
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West Third Street
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Lawrence Fagan
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Jal
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Lim Gordon Johannes
N2tar Union Bridge
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Vernon Mahammitt
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Georse Hoffman
Frank
Jake” Grove
Adrian Makel
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Frank Dorsey
Irving Burdett
Maron Carmack
Howard Late
Oficer Dorsey
Tax Committee Meets in Frederick on Income Tax Plan
Frederick County Farm Bureau secretary treasurer Thomas S Anderson and J Homer Remetere of the Grange attended a joint Maryland Farm Bureau Grange Tax Committee meeting in Baltimore. The panel agreed to draft recommendations for the Farm Bureau annual meeting and the Maryland State Grange convention December 4–6, favoring a state income tax with limits on real estate tax increases and opposing general tax hikes if not needed for revenue. The group planned further local meetings in Frederick and Washington counties to finalize views.
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Trocloek
Fragmentary Notes on Early New England Hounds and Notables
Fragmentary text references early American hound names and figures such as Varghus of the City and Atetuidam New England. Mentions a Master on Maas and a Pot-Baker Claesen in a list of public figures. Unsure full context or dates. OCR yields scattered identifiers.
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Cottsmore
Claesen
Varghus
New England
Warned of Germany building up a mighty military machine
Paris reports France warned that Germany could mobilize 5,500,000 men within days, citing budget reporter Leon Archimbaud who sought 5.689 billion francs for the 1935 war budget as enemies prepare for imminent conflict. The piece notes Archimbaud’s claim of imminent German action.
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Germany
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Borah presses inquiry into relief waste and costs
Senator Borah charged waste in relief spending and urged a disinterested probe before next year’s program. He cited a western county report of 4 dollars relief versus 572 dollars administration and warned of a looming cost burden as the relief effort persists.
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