Local Officials Clash Over Foxville Road Approval
Noting pressure from residents, County Commissioners dispute meeting plans with the State Roads Commission. Dr Tabler rejects a clear briefing, while the board withholds the recommended road list, citing public information concerns.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thurmont
Foxville
State Roads Commission
Wolfsville
Washington County
Tabjrr
Fox- Ville
Tabler
Gouri
Bureau of Public Roads
Lst
A. H. Derr
Bridge Lumber Unloads for Harpers Ferry Repair Work
Harpers Ferry area crews await signal to begin repairs on the Warpers Ferry bridge. A carload of lumber sits on the tracks as three more await movement from Hrumswick. The State Roads Commission has yet to announce start, while a three way construction agreement is pending Washington approval from the Works Progress Administration. The agreement includes the Blaie Roads Commission the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Starpers Ferry Bridge Company. Completion is expected within nine weeks after work starts. A separate incident reports damage to L K Grownickle’s automobile on West Churen Street when struck by a car driven by George Lo Rothenhoefer, loosening a bumper on the Groventeckte vehicle.
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Warpers Ferry Bridge
Harpers Ferry
Hrumswick
State Roads Commission
Irough
Vnce Thuressy
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Bumere
L. K
Weather Record For Am Naamay Precipitation
Weather data shows precipitation records with unclear dates and figures. The entry mentions September readings, an excess precipitation note, and temperatures including yesterday and year-ago values. It also lists times and a forecast tone with dreamlike phrases and unrelated terms.
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Aehivl
Run Tees
A. Ry
Moen
Petomae Mudry
Appointments of Teachers To Be Announced Soon
The Board and He of Education plan final teacher appointments for Frederick County schools at the September meeting. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt disclosed progress on openings, salary considerations, and new building projects at Point of Rocks and Cato Manor as schools prepare to reopen. Bus inspections are set for Friday with drivers summoned to Washington Street grounds for checks by the board, superintendent, and insurance firms.
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Prederton County
Schoetsy
He. of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Eugene W
Pall & Das
Cie Eony
Point of Rocks
Cato Parnace
J. Vernon Coblentz
J. Harry Kennedy
Potts and Griffin
Nicodemus and Wertheimer
Helfenstein and
Board of Education
Wye Tateree
Pruitt
Open Air Theater Progress Report at Hood College
Dirt fill work for the Hudson Garden Theater at Hood College began with L. E. Major as contractor. Progress is slow, top soil removal started in July, and plans for the theater remain unfinished while a memorial to Col. Clarence Hod son is being erected near the infirmary with expected completion before autumn term.
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Hudson Garden Theater
Hood Collige
L. E. Major
Teey
Giviert
Clarence Hodson
Coblentzadl
Henry J. Blahr
Hits
Ammer
Scituate
Mase
Howl College
Accident Victim Emma Donasan Returns Home
A car crash on Mine Paris Tyee, Far Second Street left Emma Donasan and others injured. Donasan, six months pregnant, was reported in serious condition but returned home to Washington after treatment at Feedeecok City hospital. Police report the incident remains under investigation with no further details available.
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Emma Donasan
Mrunsaick
Uetay
Paris Tyee
Second Street
Imaroy
Patelela Ann Fran
Juin Ven
Wordar
Washington
Sopyrignick
Preas Mourid
Ministry of War
Behind the Scenes in Washingtons Campaign Speeches
Fragmentary report of political observations from Washington and New York on Governor Landon's Chautauqua education address and Buffalo taxation speech. Observers note reactions from Republicans and Democrats, debates over corporate surplus tax, and outreach to urban Catholic voters amid campaign strategy shifts.
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Landon
Buffato
Landen
Republica
Lem Eratic
New York
Chattauqua
Buffalo
Fintof
Independent Voices Surface in Turbulent Times
A garbled report notes political figures and advisers discussing liberty and independence themes. It references Kanes Achoole, Demers Mie propaganda, and New York street activity amid national tensions, with mentions of public figures and groups amid a fractured dialogue.
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Landon
Arnog
Poral
Neranue Parkers
Cope
Grand jury finds no evidence linking Black Legion to fascists
A grand jury report concludes there is no evidence that the Black Legion is affiliated with fascists. It notes hysteria cannot cure racism and cites the need for tolerance as decades of effort continue. Separately, Poole’s trial moves toward jury selection in a domestic case in the circuit court.
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Ceroty
Lana
Oakland County
Ulgne
Tir
Poole
WPA
Bre Sai
Elreuat
Dern Memorial Rites Mark Secretary Dern's Death
East Lake City Sept 1 AP George Henry Dern former War Secretary returned to Utah amid grief as President Roosevelt's special train followed the funeral procession. A hearing in Equity Court on a fence dispute between Samuel McRenner and Charles Heard is set for Wednesday with witnesses listed on both sides.
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East Lake City
George Henry Dern
Uwtongs
Equity
Samuel Mc Renner
Ladiesturre
Cork
Charlies W. Heard
Hanover
Tra
Yearit
Renner
Dora
le Haa
Trail of a noted author sparks mystery in Isian literature scene
The article reviews events around prominent writers and literary figures in Isian culture, noting a public birthday tribute at a local venue and upcoming readings. It mentions government involvement and a personal incident at a residence on Fast Chach Street, with references to a scientist and historian.
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Tony
Mass
Phurthday
Toal
Isian Bate
Faba Vere
Helat
Amir Watke
Pala
Ahem
Asinn Drewer
Sehatariy
Fast Chach Ag
Tabler Finds Employees Loaf
A fragmented report describes a road incident in Somerset County where a tractor and cooler lurked near a roadside store. Operators failed to start the machine while a cruiser observed inattentive workers.
Labor and Politics Rally Speech by Knox Discusses Government Role
Frank Knox delivers a rally address defending labor’s place in politics and urging government neutrality. He argues the state must prevent violence, preserve defense, and avoid partiality to any labor faction while stressing workers should stay engaged in public life.
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Thorky
Frank Knox
Knox
Rails Specialties Draw Timid Buying In Market
Ambitious buying was restrained in today s stock market with rails and related specialties attracting limited interest. Early profit taking appeared moderate as trading continued into the fourth hour.
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New York
Tells Why Sociologi Lost His Prison Position
Director of Public Welfare Sprecefield said today Dr Perris P Lanne former warden at the State prison near Tower was dismissed due to om a vantatiog of priser aiernating. The dean and the director noted he had previously been released from eothinegs cond tiement.
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Sprecefield
Howen
Pallie Wellfare
Perris P. Lanne
Tower
Priser
Tlaune
Judge Studies Parmistaye Onahomy Day
Fragmentary report notes a judge examining events onParmistaye Onahomy Day. The text references body measures, a tender process, and a key action by Dyles Mote Poefo tadies pyvnaletry. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Will of Berry Smith and estate divided among heirs
Admit Two Wills For Orphans Court Probate records a will dated October 8 1921 for Berry Smith of New Market and another will appointing William A Smith as co executor. The estate is to be converted to cash and divided among the children of the deceased with shares to named beneficiaries including Oscar M Theist and Grace E Pure among others. The will names Martha Powe as guardian and lists personal effects to be placed in a trust or memorandum book.
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Berry Smith
New Market
Matida Smith
Daniel P. Sint
Ira OQ. Brith
Alvey Aimlth
Mra Pannle Remsterg
Bark. Sinth
Arete Ff Smith
Mildrest Catherine
Nellie
Marshall Miter
He Eotlell
Jaca Rohroack
Taina de Metter
Wiliam A Smith
Artas
Martha Powe
Ildren
Oscar
Grace
Haabaker
Mure
Helen
King
Bogle
Duattere
Shaabaker
View Fogie
Basie
Montgomery County to settle 227000 debt dispute
Montgomery County Commissioners will decide on a $227,000 settlement with the State Hands Commission. President Mat Dye proposed a compromise to resolve the case at a meeting in Rivke, with discussion of the county’s share and repayment terms.
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Wade
Montgomery Cokny
Hein Acekiy
Mieg
Tnt Betag
Riv
Kennes
Mat Dye
Amatier Faute
Acewms . Inc
City Tax Payments Begin Amid Prompt Payers and Discounts
Taxpayers lined up at City Hall and the Water Rent Office as the new tax year opens with September discounts. Early payers like Mrs. Ridgely and Charles J. Mix led the way, while auto taxes require separate tags. The new law adds interest and delayed penalties from November through January, with an extra half percent added today.
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Eichelberger
Patos Touvk
uMce
Albert AL Lehtoeder
Pew
Lara Hiller HH
Ridgely
South Market Street
Broderick
Beiig
Mix
Charles J
Wuedeniwer
Weal
Atreet
Ceagge Ro Lewis
West South Atreet
Minetariat
Oma Seciellas
Oon Motor Yrkivite
Sickness-Accident Bill May Cut Two Billions
Washington reports the Sickness and Accident bill could trim the nation’s annual cost by up to two billion dollars. The plan estimates indirect illness costs including lost work time, with a 125 percent cut in some areas. Industry savings would hinge on reduced accidents and sickness across workplaces.
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Washington
Rteport
Woman Is Taken By Boat On Potomac River
Mrs POM Miskell of Dland in the Potomac River section was rescued from the river after a boating incident. She was cared for at Breterick County Pmergeory Hospital before reaching the mainland. Her family was marooned on Whe tse Tandated and later escaped.
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Pom Miskell
Potomac River
Paul
Richinon
Breterick County
Mia Miskell
Mukell
Hire
Beng Cacot
Madrid Bombed Again Despite No Casualties
Reported air raids on Madrid claim no damage or fatalities as Italian and German planes take part. Rebels, government forces clash in key cities with hospital and infrastructure casualties. The conflict widens with strikes on coastal towns and strategic targets.
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Madrid
Conyiiant
Associated Prew
Durgos
Spain
Kilay
Boclallt
Faschyta Aald
Valadoid
Chaine Tng
Hneegunedt Co
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