Montevue Sewege Disposal Plant Planned for WPA Funds
WPA funds to build a Montevue sewerage disposal plant on Montevue property aim to stop Carroll creek pollution. Project includes a large septic system and tank, with construction to begin after plans are finalized. About 170 workers are on WPA jobs in Frederick county this week with 447 men expected to be employed soon. The effort accompanies other WPA projects at Libertytown and Washington street school grounds. Lumbermen elect G Hunter Bowers president of the Blue Ridge Lumbermen's Association in a Francis Scott Key hotel meeting.
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Carroll Creek
Frederick
WPA
Montevue
Frederck
County Commissioners’ Office
Wentevue
Atodbergh Avenue
Libertytown
Washington Street
Church and Court Streets
Frederick County
Stephen Cromwell
Cromwell
Cambull Park
Frederick Street
Turd and Gutter
Lewistown
Thurmont
Brunswick Streets
Emmitsburg
PWA
City Hall
Winchester Hall
Myersville
G. Hunter Bowers
Thomas E Watkins Milley
Blue Ridge Lumbermen's Association
Francis Beott Key
Franc J Newman
D Sykesville
J H Nestor
George Wilcoxon Tressurer
Weather data for Tam and October deficits noted
The report shows yesterday’s high around 5s and low near 40 with October deficits totaling 322 inches. Tam records none precipitation in 24 hours. October to date 2 inches. October normal 258 inches. Moonset and rise times listed. a stream condition entry and unclear local terms appear.
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Tam
Baan
Bun
M. Kfoon
Potomac
The New Deal In Washington
Diplomats in Washington debate the likelihood of a European war this fall and the potential aftereffects. Insiders consider Britain, Italy, Japan, and the United States in a shifting balance as war threats evolve, with speculation on U S commitments in the Pacific and the fate of gold as a monetary factor. Domestically Italy shows unrest amid taxes and war costs while Europe readies for conflict.
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Washington
Japan
England
U. S
Midas
Rodney Dutcher
Africa
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Far East
Asia
Pacific
Mediterranean
North Sea
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Police Urge End to Bicycle Stunt Riding Warning Issued
Police Chief Allen Barigis orders officers to halt rising bicycle stunt riding deemed a public safety menace. Reports note riders on sidewalks and traffic disruptions at intersections. warnings stress street safety and adherence to traffic rules to prevent injuries.
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Allen Barigis Toiday
Dombin Pine Tye
Am Repors
William L. Marbury Dies in Baltimore
William L Marbury longtime constitutional lawyer and former president of the State and Baltimore Bar Associations died early on tax day at his Baltimore home. He was 78. Marbury had been a U S attorney and a leader in the fight for better election machinery, suffering a bronchial illness last month which worsened.
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Baltimore
William L Marbury
Marland
United States Allomes
Unclear OCR: Minor injuries after school incident
An unclear OCR fragment describes injuries to a child and another person from an incident at a school. Details are scrambled with names, places, and actions unreadable or partially garbled. The text references a hospital and possible finger injury but lacks coherent facts.
Roosevelt Heads to Bridge Dedication Ceremony at Cambridge
President Roosevelt boarded the government yacht Sequoia and set off from Washington to attend the dedication of the 7,000 foot Choptank River bridge at Cambridge Maryland. Crowds cheered as Maryland officials gathered for a luncheon, with Roosevelt planning a Potomac cruise tonight before returning to the White House tomorrow afternoon.
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Annapolis
Ihrdent Roosevelt
Sequoim
Chesapeake
Cambrridge
Maryland
Potomac River
White House
Cambridge
Choptank River
Americans Win Large Share in Sweepstakes Draw
The AP reports Americans secured more than 43 percent of prizes in the Igih drawing of the Inst Hospital Sweepstakes. After a long drum rotation at Dublin City Hall, 224 American names appeared as 40 horses and 520 tickets were read before a break for food. The prize fund totals 17 321 987 pounds and is divisible into 13 units of 10 000 each.
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Muush
Inst Hospital
Idech
Dublin
J. O'Sheehan
Stock Market Edges Forward To New Highs
The market moved in a fractional range with scattered leaders and gains despite weekend profit pressure. Grains sagged at Chicago and Winnipeg. bonds were mixed. the pound opened at 4.91.
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New York
Mats
Chicago
Winniner
Court reports arrest and arraignments in various cases
Justice Sinn in Peoples Court this morning ordered William Car vel Hyattstown after work hours. Deputy Sheriff Charles W Smith arrested Claude Proctor in Washington D C on a third non-support charge awaiting hearing. Proctor was jailed for Monday morning’s hearing.
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Gaitg
Faning
Hl Ade
Chidken
Wiliam Carvel Hyattstown
Justice Sinn
Peoples Court
Sher
Charles W Smith
Amish
Claude Proctor
Washington
Aga
Rector
Sixty Couples Attend DeMolay Dance Here
Sixty couples attended an informal DeMolay dance at the Frederick chapter's Armory venue. State Master Councilor Wo McBride and guests from Hagerstown attended with Edward Nagle leading the entertainment. Local members and guests enjoyed music by a Lewis Hall orchestra and refreshments, with chaperons listed among Frederick attendees.
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Frederick
Cresaps Rifles
Armory
Maaten Councilor
Wo McBride
Hagerstown
James Mifaten
Edward Nagle S
Lewis Hall Colored Orchestra
Mister Pauline Fogle
Margie FE Line
Harriet Benchoif
Helen Put
Vera A Biehl
Martha J Culler
Ruth Adams
Louisa Kepler
Margaret Aidigley
Thelma White
BE Bet“ Wiegmod
Virgina Main
Ruth Nicodemus
Mary E Stauffer
Dorothy Mumford
Robin Ridenbaugh
Catherine Roberts
Evelyn Shoemaker
Nina Pennington
Nancy Markey
Jean Gosne
Pauline Davis
Jane Specht
Madelyn Loats
Julia Derr
Jennette Koons
Evelyn Eo Markley
Joyce A Free
Pats
Storm Dorothy Oden
Virgina Shipley
Beatrice Summers
Jean Feaga
Margaret
Sheeley
Mary R Harner
Winnie Koons
Orlie Beall
Martha A Feaster
Francis Butler
Margaret Talbot
Harold E Staley
Edward Nagle
Robert Ritchie
James O McCanner
Austin L Heffner
Carlton Molesworth
Roger P Meck
Robert A. Moss
William M. Moore
J. Harold Hooper
Austin M Fogle
James Loy
Don Williams
A Trago Brust, Jr
Orville Shiffler
John Culler
Lester Mobley
Hyland Howard
Harry H Reld
Allen Summers
Noah Jenkins
James Snouffer
James Crist
Harry Baumgardner
Larry Seibert
Horace Kline
Mary J. Poffemperger
Jean Crickshanks
Reno Way
J Walker Carty
Paul Michael
C Cyril Klein
Charles E Broadtup
A. G Quinn
de Molays Willéet
Masonic Temple
Fishing Creek
Charles F. Bowers
Hood College Recreational Center Opens at Francis Scott Key Hotel
The Francis Scott Key hotel hosts Hood College students and escorts for weekly ballroom nights with cabaret style seating, music, and modest refreshments. Attendance begins Friday with plans announced Thursday, center open 730 to 1030 when not conflicting with dates. The initiative, led by Hood College organizers and Red Cross guidance, draws strong student interest.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College
Hood
Rood
Weather Outlook for the Atlantic States
The forecast notes moderate temperatures at the start of the week and again midweek. Rain is generally expected around Thursday with mixed periods of precipitation continuing into the early part of the week.
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North
Maddie
Atlantic States
Stern found strangled in Schultz case
A man known as Stern, sought in the Schultz case, has been found dead by strangulation. Police are treating the death as a homicide and investigating possible connections to the Schultz investigation.
Pay Killers Body Found in Newark Slaying Link Revealed
Albert Stern a youth gunman sought in the Dutch Schultz tavern massacre and related gang killings was found strangled in a Newark rooming house. A gas leak and a note preceded police identifying Stern whose death follows connections to the Schultz case and other gang violence. Max Silverman, a Schultz boundsman, surrendered amid testimony of ties to the downtown chophouse shootings.
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Newark
Albert Stern
Joseph Coccomi
Orcilia Braoker
Stern
Pretty Lois
Amberg Schultz Letenant
Bronklynyeparty
Lewis J Valentine
New York
Max Silverman
Dutch Behultz Boundsman
Silverman
Schultz
Frederick County Commissioner Renner Buys New Airplane
Commissioner Jesse T Renner purchases a second airplane after his prior craft burned in an early fire. The bi plane, located at New Jersey or farm, was flown there by William Roeting from Hatreburg, Pennsylvania, and will be tested on his return. Renner plans use for pleasure with possible future commercial uses. The old plane Queen of Frederick County was burned in 1930 after repairs and safety concerns.
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Jesse T Renner
Frederick County
Arminded Cutiny
Reat- Seke Rede Bt Farm
New
Vdway
Renner
Roeting
Frederick Gouinty
Cts
Austria’s Military Display Shocks Europe
Vienna date in October reports the new Austrian government staging a ceremonial review intended to restore imperial prestige. The display showcased technical equipment and paralyzed routine activities, surprising observers and signaling a shift in the republic’s posture.
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Vienna
Atien
Europe
Isupperware
Wrenn
Republic
Sought As Killer, Stern Found Dead
In New York City and Newark a man identified as Albert Stern was found dead in a Newark rooming house amid a gangland killing spree and a separate fatal shooting on Broad Street involving Martha Kromp der. Police linked the Newark death to the hunt for a suspected killer.
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Albert Stern
Atlas Stein
Polite
New York City
Martha Krompder
Broadway
Newark
Nioe
Tailoring Co Social Club Hallowe'en Dance
The Frederick Tailoring Company Social Club held its annual Hallowe en Dance at Hotel Frederick drawing over 250 attendees in costumes and masks. Arthur Rickell chaired the entertainment committee as prizes for best costumes were awarded by local firms and a floor show by company employees accompanied by Joe Stephens and his orchestra.
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Pernons
Frederick Tailoring Company
Hotel Frederick
Arthur Rickell
Joe Stephens
Woodrow Corbin
CFE Chine and
Bon
Miss Brachey
H Fghipley
Glenn ¥Inger
Bill Fold
A S Ellin
Haber
Johnny Stup
Potomac Fdiain Canineny
Booby Prise
Willam Suter
J Labovits
Alfred Rapie
Bchroeders Inc
Muss Beeny Bergiel
Box of Slauonery
Storm and
Shipley
Willie Gamera Aca
Wikhowe
Gilberts
Dhat Prives Merman Kandel
Wedding Surprise Unites Miss Charlotte Aumen and Mr John Martz
Miss Charlotte Aumen and Mr John Martz were married Friday evening at the Evangelical Reformed church parsonage in Frederick. Rev Dr Henri L O Kieffer performed the ceremony. The couple, graduates of Frederick High School class of 1927, will reside at 149 West Patrick Street after a short wedding trip.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Charlotte Aumen
Matilde Aumen
Woodsboro
John W Marts
John H Martz
East South Street
Henri L .O Kieffer
John & Miller
Henry Raabe
Fleanor
Ruth Mart
Marta
Frederick High School
Lee
Frederick
Martz
Fae
Philadelphia
Raabe
Vaerz
Lnivermty
Macylvnd College
Torrential Rains Drown Haitians in Jeremie Ja Emel Region
Widespread floods in Haiti's Jeremie and Jacmel areas last weekend drowning hundreds. Reports list 96 recovered in Jacmel with death toll possibly near 1000 as roads remain impassable and communications sporadic. An airplane brought back flood updates from Jeremie port.
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Hatti
Jeremie
Ja¢mel
Ieland
Cerlb- TN
Jacmel
Reach Stalemate in Effort to End War in Ethiopia
Rome and London report a stalemate in efforts to end the Italo Ethiopian war with no early end to hostilities. France backs sanctions while Italy warns foes of national resolve as Mussolini addresses the Blackshirts on the Rome rally eve. Ethiopian troops fear for the southern front as Italian forces advance toward the Facas Ma river valley.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
England
France
Russia
Ethiopia
Rome
Musaba
Inne
League of Nations
Seldiere
Aduwa
Africa
Il Duce
London
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Mussolini
Traly
Laval
Dalens
League of Nations and
Kueei
Hue Selassie
Djibout
Meanadat
Haile Selassie
Ras Nasibu
Oc 26
Oday
Mat Natvré
Tauan
Facas Ma
Makale
Aun
Noth Ag
Emnae
Fromé
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First Ad
Frederick Gounth Red Cross
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Weather Outlook
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