Transients ban debated as city faces housing shift
The Battalion Army ends transient housing in Freder 14 following a national policy. Captain Morris says the Salvation Army will stop sheltering male transients to focus on women children and aged men but will cooperate with aldermen on possible plans. City officials discuss water gauging station funding and other town matters at a special session.
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Frederiete
Bernard C Storrs
Morris
Saluation Army
Usu
Knights of the Road
Gov‘rnment
Salvation Army
Federated Charities
Department of the Interior
Linganore Creek
Ve City
Ne Dba Sime
American Oil Company
Marken and Bielfeld
West Patock Street
Frederick City
Baker Park
Ralph W Boyer
Automobile Club of
Marland
Boyer
Bank Feud Over Mexico Trip Among Five Americans
Unclear reports from New York on October 16 describe tensions surrounding five American business executives and their wire operations. The article mentions National City Bank and concerns about safety and compliance linked to a Mexican trip.
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Plate
Mexico
New York
One Of Panama Canal Builders Dies Aged 75
Major General William L. Sibert who helped in the Panama Canal's construction died at his home after a long illness. A funeral will be held here then the body will be moved to Arlington National Cemetery for burial. Sibert, the last surviving member of the Panama Canal Commission, was 75.
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Panama Canal
William L. Sibert Goldier
Enaweer
Arlington
Sibert
Meta
Na Ana
Panavia Canal
Washington estimates long repair bill for war relief claims
Officials from the United States Employee Compensation Commission and the Works Progress Administration estimate it would take about seven years and 38 billion dollars to cover damages under the work relief program. The projection follows consulting discussions and uses Civil Works Administration experience to set monthly payments for injured enrollees as new laborers join the expansion effort.
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Washington
aMemis
United States
Errarin Lca
Crian Conservatory Corps
Tae Expansio
Hat
Week's Weather Helps With Outside Work
A weekly weather synopsis notes favorable conditions for outdoor chores and farm work in the county. State bureau forecasts call for mild temperatures with steady winds, aiding crop inspection and field activity this week.
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Favahrah
Fas County
Frmra
Ednathe Aly
Fountsbarg
Wien
Wider distribution Of Church Work Is Urged
Baltimore October 16 Rev Dr Joseph T Watts general secretary of the Maryland Baptist Union Association urged a wider distribution of church work among members. He spoke at the Maryland Baptist Pastors Conference during the centennial session. The conference elected Rev John Falconer Fraser provider and Rev Fred H Jones secretary. The meeting continues with women missionaries and young women and girls auxiliary activities.
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Baltimore
Joseph T Watts
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Dr Watts
Maryland Baptist Pastors Conference
Maryland Baptist Union
Baptist Church
Liberty
Watts
Uae
Almalier
Cwiawds
Cmnh Po
WO Cooper
Rockville
Joni Falconer Fraser
Fred H Jones
Biltmore
Res Elmer Pryor
Rehoboth
Seasion
Womans Missionary Love of
Marland
WPA to Open Monday for Frederick County Gambrill Park Work
The Works Progress Administration project in Frederick County, centered on Gambrill Park, is set to begin Monday with about fifty workers and a foreman. The plan calls for park improvements, road and path building, picnic grounds, and clearing overgrowth, with potential expansion to about one hundred workers if needed.
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Works Program Administration
Frederick County
Gambrill Park
Meggal Dimantar Wey Shehits
Cromwell
General Park
High Knob
Forenny Department
WPA
Welfare Board
Crommell
Roosevelt
Francis H Dryden
Washington
Brunswick
Myeraville
Officers Installed Carroll County Legionaries Meet
Carroll Post No 31 of the American Legion Westminster installed in office at the Westminster Armory in a ceremony led by Departmental Commander Charles Houck Jr. Walkersville and about 300 people attended. Albert Mitten headed the post and Mrs Gladys Wimert led the women's auxiliary. Commander Houck spoke on the recent national convention and endorsed neutrality policies and universal draft legislation. Also on the program were District Vice-Commanders Clarence Cole and Bruce T Baer, Department Adjutant Walter Bhiegel, and John Jennings, national executive committeeman.
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Westminster
Carroll Post
American Legion
Westminster Armory
Charles Houck
Walkersville
Undefined powers question haunts Supreme Court history
The article notes a long contested question of congressional powers viewed as potentially redefining federal authority. It recalls arguments by future Chief Justices and the upcoming Hovsac Mills case addressing farm processing taxes and the common welfare doctrine. It also references a weekly air service between Tacna and La Paz with a side trip to the Andean plateau.
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Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
Sears
United States
Hovsac Mills
Tacra
Peru
Emi la Pas
Bolivia
Andean Plateau
Ancient Delhi Gates Close After Victory Legend
The narrative describes AcE apo, king of India west Gat, closing Purana Qila gates until victorious return. It recalls a Pandu king Yudisthi ta and a fly in food that spurred his exodus, leaving the city to new rulers and ending Pandus dominance.
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Ace Apo
India
Purana Qila
Old Delhi
Yudisthita
Roll Call Chairman Named for Red Cross Drive
Former Judge Donald A DeLashmut of Rockville is appointed chairman of Montgomery County's annual Red Cross roll call drive. He serves as a director of the County Social Service League and sits on the advisory committee of the Welfare Board.
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Donald A DeLashmutt
Rockville
Montgomery County
DeLashmutt
County Social Service League
Welfare Board
Italo Ethiopian War Update Amid Diplomacy and Raids
Reports from Addis Ababa and Geneva describe Ethiopian raiding actions into Italian Somaliland and continued Franco British attempts to broker peace. Haile Selassie calls Italian advances hollow while Laval's compromise plan fails and league sanctions shape international response.
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Paru
Premer Laval
Italy
Britain
League
Boy Scott
United States
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Alexandria
Egypt
London
Mm ‘Fect
Mediterranean
Geneva—League
Rome
Premin Pierre Laval
Wey & i
Italien
Saie
Refusa
Mussolini
Vittork Cerruti
Ais
Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
Property Deed Recorded for Alley Lot on Chap alley East Side
A deed was recorded in the clerk’s office on Wednesday for property on the east side of Chap alley between Third and Fourth Streets. Grantors Mr and Mrs Frank Gastley from William M. Bopst paid about 81000 in consideration.
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Weaineaday
Chap’ Alley
Third
Foourt
Wiliam M Bopst
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