Weather halts sewer exercises in town project
Weather delays stalled a WPA sewer project including a 9000 foot power conduit and disposal plant as officials led by Mayor Harry R. Mace and City Engineer Dob B Panks push to complete the first unit by October and the second by January. The work, planned by Whitman Reynardt and Smith Hallmore, employs about 125 workers, solving unemployment while drawing $176,000 from WPA and $74,000 from town funds.
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Hallmore
Dob B Panks
City Eneineer
Huilnsaick
Baltimore
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Richard L. Anderson
Darlimore
Ohi Owehed
WPA
Shrubs For Fall Beauty And Bird Food At Home
College Park Maryland horticulturist Walter Ballard of the University of Maryland Extension Service advises that flowering shrubs can be paired with fall fruiting varieties to brighten home grounds. Native options such as flowering dogwood provide autumn color and serve as a food source for birds during fall and winter.
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College Park
Walter Tt. Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Nowering
STAMPS AND STREETS IN HISTORIC TALES OF COLUMBUS
A garbled narrative recounts Christopher Columbus and early Mediterranean voyages, referencing Queen Isabella of Spain, Juan de la Concepción, and maps in New York. It blends historical lore with botanical asides on shrubs and viburnums, amid scattered dates and place mentions.
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Daisy
Amsading
Chritopher Columber
Sud
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Gt Sybrand
Atv
Dabetha
Tremonton
World Champion Tripper Dies in Unclear Circumstances
Fragmented OCR text reports the death of a world champion nicknamed Tripper. The garbled lines reference boxing or wrestling figures including Pye, Tony, and Ma, with mentions of events, locations, and possible tributes. No clear date or location is ascertainable.
City Records Another Drop In Temperature To 30
Weather bulletin reports a sharp fall with wind gusts up to 33 mph in the afternoon and a peak temperature of 42 degrees, followed by a low near 30 degrees overnight. A northwest breeze and the Friday morning chill contributed to the citywide cold spell.
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Stathin
Labor Says Upawing Will Continue Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR text outlines labor views on rising business activity and economic policy. Mentions a three power monetary agreement, consumer purchasing power, and worker concerns about rent and prosperity. Specific names and places unavailable due to garbled source.
Seven Killed As Train Strikes Auto in Rockmart Georgia
A car was struck by a train near Rockmart Georgia killing a woman, Mrs. Talmadge Mauldin, 27, and six children. The identities of the other children were not immediately released. Officials reported a fatal crash scene with multiple casualties and ongoing investigations.
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Gia. Ort JO
Guatlalla
Talmadge Mauldin
Mo Re
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New Wonks Of the Year Prerts and Props
Fragmented OCR notes list candidates and entities from a historical page, naming people such as Ruth Etaneg Dyan Wooton and Jack Benny, institutions, events, and times. The text hints at radio, politics, performances, and cultural items, but lacks coherent framing. The readable fragments suggest a roundup of features and notices on a busy page.
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Andy Pee Tabs
Ruth Etaneg
Pepe
Unclear OCR Inspired Card From Pittsburgh Event
Fragmented readable text hints at a 30 May concert or event in Pittsburgh with multiple named persons and places. The garbled lines mention Baker Beel Pddy, Cardinal Por, War tre, Maced, and a park radio segment with references to leaders and dates but no coherent narrative or complete details.
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Pittsburgh
Ripley Passant
Commissioners Set Friday Evening Meeting Plan
Officials indicated Friday evening plans to determine a key local matter. Details remained vague as commissioners indicated steps would be announced later.
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Apar
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