Trucks And Materials Routine Is Speeder Up
A Maryland Works Progress Administration effort to move people from relief to work accelerated under President Roosevelt’s plan. Maryland officials including Mr Dryden report 1300 public workers, many former farmers, now employed. projected 23,000 to 25,000 men to transfer by November 1 as federal funds and matching state dollars flow. Conservative estimates place Maryland WPA expenditure around 49 million, with about 33 million in Baltimore area.
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Partmore
Prancis H
Works Progress
Maryland
Wwe
Noel Rue Sacsiene
WRA
PWA
Joe
Driden
United States
George L Radciffe
le Bian
Dryden
Pub.c
Baltimore City
Rooetset
Marsland
Radcliffe
Baltimore
Tota Federal
Such & Aum
Mater
Solution to Fraziour Contract From Lem By WM E McKenkey
In a Detroit tourney report by midwestern champions WM E McKenkey analyzes a four hearts contract after opening one diamond by West. The declarer wins 10 tricks by careful discards, sacrificing early, and exploiting a four-two trump split to force success.
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LEM
WM E McKenkey
Midwes
Detroit
Am & Mane Geome
Breige
Soman
Asus
Chanowe Sudaar
Ffac
Buffalo
Sidwar
Oman
Bidway
A.nays Ives
Thretx
Weat
South
A.amond
West
Declarer
Deserts Husband in June 1927 Lena Gold Resumes Maiden Name
The notice states that after a June 1927 separation she intends to resume her maiden name Lena Gold and lists Patrick M Schnauffer as her attorney.
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Shenska
Lena Gold
Patrick M Schnauffer
Officers Elected at William P Larkins Post 112 Meeting
Officers were elected for the ensuing year at the regular meeting of William P Larkins Post No 112 American Legion on Wednesday night. The lineup included John T Strander as commander and William Fletcher as first vice commander, with George named in the proceedings.
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William P Larkins
American Legion
John T Strander
William Fletcher
George
Notable WWII Garrison Officers and Staff Listed in Parade Roll
Robinson abroad vice commander William F Jones adjutant Raymond Brown service officer Walter Dimmey history Charles W Brooks chaplain Charles Ivory sergeant at arms Lewis Gray color bearer Lewis Dorsey Membership Raymond Brown rehabilitation Ernest V Hall child welfare William F Jones athletics Thomas Strander Americam Charles Brooks finance Roy Jenkins community service Ernest Brown resist Say you saw it in The News.
Taneytown and Area Sat Around Family Visits and Notices
Mrs Rod and Mrs Hoh Ezra attended a gathering at the home of her in law and saver near town. Mr and Mrs Fred Heun and family spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Thomas Himes. Mrs EP Micra and Ma Sanders visited friends in Baltimore and attended services. Several local families, including Buch aug, LeBoncd, and Crabby, reported visits and arrivals from Baltimore, Emmivsbur, and other towns as they shared weekend activities and church events.
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Hohez
Charles Aarnod von Batareat
Fred Heun
Cas Tor Studen
Jase Syns Thesptta
EP Micra
Ma Sanders
Buchaug
Ad Family Chamberaburg
Juan
Wildiam H Carter
Batuday
Wouam B Carter
Local families return from European tour
Baltimore residents and several couples including Mr and Mrs James Cartes and Mr and Mrs Won Bo Caster recently came back from a visit to Europe. They traveled through England, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, and France, returning Sunday to their Camel home.
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Baltimore
James Cartes
Qatousville
Won Bo
Am Europ
England
Del
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Gwitaerland
France
Camel Home
A.oert Weaver
Albert Smith
Joseph Brohnan
Catomaine
Thomas Smith
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John P Reed
Butler
Mra Reed
Hilcots City
Ane
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Eats
Desler Jase
Kemp S
Rude
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Taneytown
Mrs Rod
Eenaae
Ee Howe On
Quaker City
DYERS
North
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Lady
McCleery
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Velry
N. Market
Bulova Watches
Glick Bros
Glick
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Frederick's
Sport Oxfords
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