Point of Rocks Bridge fight to reopen amid trade losses
Maryland and West Virginia officials push replacement of the Point of Rocks bridge as traffic shifts to detours. Local merchants report hundreds of out of state cars turned back and demand for cross river trade slipping while plans for the new span advance with federal and state approvals.
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Maryn
Camus
Canerathem
Maryland
Vedi
Howey
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Public Roads Bureau
Hancock
Shepherdstown
Harpers Ferry
JR E Toms
Pred+ srick
Federal Bureau
Department of Dowie
Maryland Board of Public Works
Tabler
Taber
Baltimore and Ohe Railroad Company
Bellefe
Oman
Frederick
Potomec
Point of Rocks
U.S Route 340
Brider
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Licks
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Leesburg
Virginia
Dr. Richard Wells 95 Dies in Baltimore Home
Dr. Richard Wells, 95, longtime Carroll County physician and former Democratic leader, died at his Baltimore home. He practiced in Hampstead for six years before retiring eight years ago. He leaves four sons and six daughters. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Richard Wells
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Carral County
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Hampstewt
Westminster
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Bates
Orrey Beenard Wels
Thi Ety
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Walter Wert
Fivand Buoy Welle
Mise Mary Wels
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Assisting At Ho o Mura Taree Penabaugh
Fragmented OCR notes describe individuals assisting at institutions in Philadelphia and nearby areas including industrial art and college departments. Names and places are partially garbled, with references to nineteen thirties era activities and a potential New York/New England connection.
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Hoo
Mura
Roosevelt Campaign Stops In West Virginia and Pennsylvania
President Roosevelt toured West Virginia and Pennsylvania visiting Elkins Grafton Fairmont Morgantown and Connellsville as Landon denounced religious group support and urging unity against intolerance. The campaign featured calls for conservation and a crosscountry trip from Denver as Hoover prepared to visit Topeka with Landon outlining anti prejudice positions.
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Cma
Cin Wonovina
Earl Brosder
Denver
Herbert Hoover
Topeka
M Landon
Hoover
B.gables
George Huff Dies, Windham University Athletics Director
George Huff, longtime athletic director at Windham University, has died at age 74 after a prolonged illness. Huff led the athletics program for 19 years, overseeing major sports initiatives and facility upgrades. His death leaves a vacancy in the university's leadership for school sports and student-athlete development.
Anniversary Observance Noted for Local Figures
The event marks an anniversary with attendees including Prantis Beet Key Comme and War Fowler, Dave Brewer, James, and others. Ceremony details reference late October observations and local officials, with community leaders and family members in attendance.
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War Fowler
Dave Brewer
James
AR Elder
Reno
Te Mortre
Eemrs
Cottier Dunes
Dereateor Earldom Claims Amid Elusive Text Distress
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases. The passage mentions an earldom claim and references to pay, gates, and a mysterious figure. The garbled lines imply a disrupted note or beta draft with unclear participants and actions.
Local Students’ Roster at University of Maryland
Frederick County residents list among enrollees at University of Maryland College Park as local students attend the state university. Names include Albert Hirsch, James Martin, Khur Deri Gut, Mary Rego, Vo Sonnter, Gretta Wokeey, Brad Tien, Walkerstone, Adametoan, John Wileham Itatus, Dorothy Fouche, Charles Relter, Hugh Keir, Raph Keither, and others from Emmitsburg Thurmont Myersale and Taneytown.
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University of Maryland
Coltere Park
Frederick Coity
Tower Apartments
Albert Hirsch
North Market Street
James Martin
Serth
Whom
Khur Deri Gut
Bat Matrick Street
Mary Rego
Mrtov
P Abat
Frederick Stone Kefwaser
Charles E. Reltier
Hugh Jo Keir
Raph W. Keither
Walkerstone
Adanitayi
Einittsbura
Myersale
Thurmont
Bovet Tia
Mini Met
the State University
Sabillas
Vite
Taney'toandina
Louie Booth
Wa West Potomac
Brunswick
Varginla Moar
Tom Knosvite
Murthet Date vi
Mt. Alry
Hain E
Briddork Telehtsy
Edgar 1 Stevens
New Market
Kenneth Ro Warraman
Sybulasiile
Marin EO Evler
Taneytown
Auction notice for Cim owners adds equity stake
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice involving Cim owners and a sequence of values including $5 and a Paris reference. The text is garbled but indicates an ownership or investment matter with a court or city authority mentioned. Further readable elements are scarce.
Fragments Signal Severe Winter Strain on Town Areas
Readable text shows widespread weather hardship with mentions of livestock, crops, and utility strain. Importantly, towns report shortages and elevated costs tied to the harsh winter, affecting residents and local farms.
Basque Autonomy Move Amid Madrid Pressure Cited
Insurgents push toward Madrid while reports say Basque leaders gain home rule. The Madrid government threatens to curb autonomy as clashes erupt near Toledo Madrid highway with frontline troops preparing for further engagement.
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Alava
Catatonia
Madrid
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Cure
Sng
Toledo-Madrid
Wesens
Herth
Bochilsk
Hanne Conletamne
Linganore Rally Day and Revival Services Featured
Linganore holds Rally Day on Sunday October 4 with a sermon by Pastor Huwd Dawson. A special music hour honors Mise Ella Reker and the newly organized Dramatic Club presents a program. Revival services begin Monday October 4 with Rev. W Theges Fillett and continue through the week with several visiting pastors.
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Durine
Reveular
Pastas
Huwd Dawson
Mise
Ella Reker
Saeelaming
Isader
W Theges Fillett
Rateert Trartlett, Jr
Charles Buback
Pheroyer
Bridvy
Rey
Cartas Dinas Gan
Weather Record Treiptation for 24 Hours Ending
Yesterday's temperatures reached a high near 74 degrees and a low around 58. Overnight the thermometer dipped, with a forecast showing a 70s afternoon followed by warming later today.
Grand Jury Delivers on Tenth Day of Proceedings
The county grand jury, amid a tense session, examined witnesses and prepared indictments. Sheriff Roy Ortner and others faced questions as jurors weighed charges and potential arraignments for Monday.
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Prand
Yederdev
Roy Mt Ortner
Morty Hentz
Jesious
Aohk
Stipended Meeting on May 2 Among Maryland Task Force Members
A delayed session at Dlowd Coltere drew attendees to discuss plan and action. The group, including Mire May 2 scholars, debated recommendations and a timeline for future implementation at the Maryland Toane Voondmiler Assactds.
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Bahn
Milderth
Dlowd
Coltere
Maryland Toane Voondmiler
Tate
Boondoggling WPA Project Nets Big Profit For Government
WPA officials and workers on a Washington project allegedly generated profits topping 2.0 billion dollars through a scheme involving tax and liquor worker roles. Investigators traced millions in taxes and an $8.6 million assessment, with efforts widely criticized as wasteful and propsed for reform.
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Oct
WPA
Dakittle
Coumt
Tyes
Dalpes
Air Racer Dies in Crash During Last Lap Race
An air racer and his radio operator were killed when their aircraft crashed during the final lap of a $50,000 speed race. Scott and Guthrie were named winners in the event, with details about the crash and the crash site described but not fully verified. The incident prompted investigations and tributes from teams and officials.
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Air Racer
Mills unrest in Reading leaves 27 hurt in disorder
In Reading Pennsylvania a strike at Mills escalated with 3 000 to 4 000 policed and state troopers queuing outside. Dozens of workers and bystanders were injured as bricks and hooded missiles flew through windows. A Webet line aided efforts to restore order and secure workers as union officials pressed for NRA code wage and condition gains.
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Reading
Ooo
Hye Heth
Evseral Diandtedt Unitath Hasery
Chamber Approves Franc Devaluation
The French Chamber of Deputies gave preliminary approval today to devalue the franc, adopting the monetary framework and price decree by a sale of bonds, awaiting President Lebrun’s proclamation to enact the reduction. Government and Senate alignment calmed political tensions amid threats of disorder.
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Albert
Lebrun
Senate
Market Quiet as Stocks Edge Up on Mixed Signals
New York traders saw a tentative rise in stocks amid a quiet session. Investors faced mixed cues from domestic economic data and foreign exchange moves, with early buying tempered by caution.
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New York
Spectra
Waertench
Pratt
Tenn
Dar Sterbag
Unclear arrival cited at Cinhete View church event
An unnamed cleric from Cinhete View arrived at Praterink Welnete to attend a local church service. The report notes unidentified biases and mentions a Reverend Pant Gleithman in connection with the event.
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