Human Aspect of NRA Topic Highlighted at Lions Club
William R. Barnhart of Hood College spoke at the Frederick Lions Club on the human aspect of the NRA. He argued democracy hinges on universal rights and fair wages, urging support for public works, housing, flood control, and shorter hours to empower the consumer and curb poverty.
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Sale of Annie Stoner Faghed property nets high prices
At New Windsor on September 4 bidders crowded the sale of the late Mrs Annie Stoner Faghed’s personal estate. A wide antique collection drew strong prices for items such as a walnut chest dated 1782 at 171 dollars and a grandfathers clock along with china dishes pewter and linens. About 650 articles sold with interest from distant bidders.
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Daring bull ride ends with hay rescue and surprise
A diver orchestrates a playful bull ride for Scouty and Wee Scotty as hay stacks cushion a spill. The diver proclaims the stunt safe and teases more rides at a new location, eliciting Scouty’s wish for another thrill.
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Express highway route explained on Wednesday
A state official outlined a proposed four lane express highway across Maryland linking Washington to Boston. The plan includes a new Susquehanna bridge, arguing Havre de Grace and Conowingo dam bridges are inadequate. Public Works officials will discuss in a regional meeting to be held Wednesday.
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Plan for New National Highway Route From Washington to Boston
The 1929 proposal by Mr. Reindollar advocates building brand new highways to save cost and boost safety. The plan, approved by the Association of Highway Officials of the Northeast, was reviewed by a committee traveling the Washington to Boston corridor. Theodore E. Shays led road plan studies for Mr. Radcliffe and joined by the committee and Reindollar. A New York meeting of state engineers and officials outlined Federal highway placement last Thursday.
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Highway Link project eyed to span Maryland route
The 9.5 billion project draws review by the Highway Officials Association and regional directors. A route may run from Bulmar to the Susquehanna near Rock Run, with possible ties from Delaware to Maryland and a bridge at Rock Run on the old Baltimore Philadelphia pike. Tuna cans noted weigh up to three quarters of a ton despite typical half pound packaging.
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