Tax Rate Set At 85 Cents To Complete Relief Jobs
The Major and Aldermen set the city tax rate at 85 cents, a five cent reduction from last year, with real estate taxes providing the bulk of revenue. Estimated receipts total 266 548 17, including water rents and beer licenses, while expenditures cover bonds, city services, and relief work projects such as Carroll Parkway and the bridge on West College Terrace. A weather stripping bid for City Hall and street improvements were also approved, with relief funds directed to unemployment work.
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Cavntr
Sterets Noire
Hoe
Carroll Parkway
West College Terrace
Carroll Creek
East Street
Mary James
Lovr F. Munshower
USL
Everedy Company
Munshower
Middletown
Aldernen
Charles P. Hiteshew
Miteshew
OINC
Hs Trent
Opera House
Crdimarr Buat
Bank Wham
Poet Ponds
Tallis Fmgrretieet Rend Batts Ooh
Inteen
St. Ahmervols Sid General Improvement Foods
Water End Public Improvement Wands
Interer
Dee Dues
Dewns
Fle
Waterfords
Municipal Park
Linganora Creek
City Register
City Hall
City Opera House
City Market
Bureau of Engineering
Ight Department
Eifeel Oie
Cave
Teel
Water Department
Bureau of Health
Bureau of Police
Bureau of Fire
Baker Park
Mullinix Park
Carroll Park
Schley Park
Memorial Ground
Harnion Field
Hospital Park
Bentz Street
Mt Olivet Park
Rolf Course
Kiwanis Club Outing At Braddock Heights
The Kiwanis club hosted a long afternoon in Braddock Height with luncheon in the auditorium at 6:30 followed by stunts and amusements at the park pavilion. A spike-driving contest awarded Mrs C B Kercheval a prize while a mock indoor track meet and a wash-day derby entertained about 100 attendees. A Kiwanis celebration at Bay Rides near Annapolis marked the Capital District fifteenth anniversary with Albert M Coblentz and William C Kolb among attendees.
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Kieenlana
Braddock Height
Trurscar
Park Pavilion
Ima
Kercheval
D. T. Dutrow
Harry O Schroeder
James H. Harris
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Robert L. Smith
Albert M Coblentz
D. J. Dutrow
William M Storm
E.i Austin James
Margaret Dutrow
B. Rosenour
Gr. A. A. Radcehal
Harry 0. Schroeder
Listie N. Coblents
W. T
Ransom R Lewis
Frederick Clue
Bay Rides
Annapolis
Albert M. Coblentz
William C. Kolb
Capital District of
Kiwants
Century of Progress Exposition Draws Massive Crowds
A Chicago fair spanning 27 city blocks drew a large throng with 255000 on its peak day. Mr Gross and family toured the grounds praising exhibits in the Hall of Science and the General Motors building. Attendance is projected to reach about 20 million by November 1, assuring financial success for the Century of Progress.
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Chicago
Yomi Imama
Walkersviile “High
Canada
Gross
Flora C Gross
E. Lynch Gross
Death of Clarke County woman linked to illegal operation
Winchester Virginia Aug 31 the death of Mrs Erma McKay Lee 28 from after effects of an operation termed illegal by the coroner prompted a Virginia Maryland joint probe. Autopsy by Dr C H Iden found the operation caused the death.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Friinewick
Virginia
Maryland
Erma McKay Lee
Milton Lee
C. H. Iden
Frank M. Wray
Todsy Wray
Walter E. Bunn
Frederick County
Lee
Brunswick
Berryville
Frank E. Teppans
Jewie McAllen
Iden
Prosecutor Wray
Mamie Biscoe
St. Mary's City
Robert McKay
Rose Barker
Washington
Thelta McKay
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Roosevelt Returns to Capital Amid Recovery Drive
President Roosevelt sails up the Hudson to Washington to direct the national recovery campaign. He discusses coal industry settlement with Hugh Johnson and notes Ford's silence on New Deal terms. State authorities report Mrs Lee death and impending grand jury action. A Des Moines study cites high home ownership as notable for the city.
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New York
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
Gunahi
Yrle Truasd
Tigs Park
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Henry Ford
Mr. Roosevelt
Lint
Early Struggles Over Law Interpretation Reveal Administration Tensions
The article notes that interpretation of the law had emerged early in the administration and that attempts to reconcile those differences failed, highlighting ongoing tensions within the governing body.
Reorganization Plans Announced for NRA Amid Resignations
Washington reports indicate a broad reorganization of the National Recovery Administration following the resignation of Dudley Cates, with Hneh and Johnson signaling drastic staff changes and a “cream organization” chosen from months of experience. Other NRA moves include price fixing in the oil code, a new auto code labor policy push, and ongoing code negotiations for coal and roofing industries.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hneh & Johnson
Dudley Cates
Johnson
Cates
NRA
Board of Governors
The
Petroleum World
Ickes
Labor Advisory Board
Oates
Williams. Ogburn
Chicago University
Consumers Advisory Board
Mary Harriman Rumsey
Admits Attack on Miss Prince in Dallas Patch
A 19 year old Miss Katherine Prince was assaulted and kidnapped in a southeast Dallas cotton patch. Two black men confessed to the crime, abducting Prince and shooting her escort Mace Carver before being captured. Mesquite reports of mob anger followed the incident, but no violence occurred.
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Dallas
Tex
Katherine Prince
Tua
Mace Carver
Muntepel
Mesquie
Miss Prince
Bony UriNnaras Ol Orla
George Stephens
Mesquite
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Coco
Dn Tt
PROBE
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Happy
Capital
Des Moines
Iowa
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Empire State Building
Attica
New Fall
Fradoric Ioyz
USN
Sujit Seeley
N. Market ST
Market Sts
Zaou
Ladies’ Travel
el Prints Travel
Brown
Navy
Frederick
Cinderella School
Iy By
Rew
Children’s All
Lucette School
U. S. Motor Oil
Fish Victor
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Stndays
Ody
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Fabrica
Waer
Woshing
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