Maryland and national WPA plan for road funds approved
Washington reports officials seek to salvage nearly half a billion dollars in WPA road construction across 47 states. Maryland programs include 85.5 million for secondary roads and sidewalks, 2.07 million cushion fund for farm-to-market routes, and 706 thousand for pedestrian safety. Senate and House members coordinated with federal road officials to finalize allocations and project lists including Washington Annapolis road and routes out of Bel Air and Baltimore suburbs.
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Waskington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Maryjamé
Baltimore
Washington
Prancia H. Dryden
Maryland
Work Progress Administrator
WPA
Reisel
Dryden
Alleya
Curte
Tydings
Cole
Homer KE. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Nathan I. Smith
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Tabier
Col
Thomas H. MacDonald
Dieness Annapolia Reed
Washington- Annspolls
Bellimore
Philadelphia Road
Bel Air Road
Catonsville
Ellicott City
Cumberland
U S Gives 25000 To Help At Federalsburg
Residents of Federalsburg Maryland face flood damage with mud and filth as authorities deploy a 25000 federal grant for a relief project. Governor Barry Nice pledged state cooperation to protect water supplies and curb disease while Washington authorized the aid and local officials surveyed the devastated town.
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Pedersburg
Barry W. Nice
Roh Riley
Frederick Lions Back Sewer Plan To Create 400 Jobs
Frederick officials and the Lions Club endorsed a city sewerage system estimated at 275 000 in labor, saying it would create 400 jobs at 30 hours a week for 24 weeks. The resolution cites 45 percent government grant and low interest rates as reasons, noting long-term tax relief and medical support from Frederick doctors. The measure awaits formal action on September 24.
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Frederick City
Frederik Lions Club
Laons Ghat
Speridi Cies Tion Wii Ab Fooiin
Ngures
Iycomes Sider
Livvad
Gulier
Pie
Frederick
Byron A. Winebrewer
Trial lands invalidation in slot case. cashier fined
The case against Jefferson merchant Harry S. Schamel regarding a slot machine on his premises was declared invalid due to lack of jurisdiction. Schamel paid a $10 fine and was released on $500 bond for grand jury action. The bond was posted by Robert E. Shaft. A separate firemen carnival drew four to five thousand attendees at New Midway, supporting fire engine funding.
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Harry S. Schamel
Jefferson Merchant
Justive Morgan P. Runkies
Petersvilly
Sherman P. Bowers
Rankles
Schamel
Robert E. Shaft
New Midway
Warlike Moves At Suez Canal
Geneva reports note Italian troops in Eritrea and Ethiopian forces advancing from the capital as the League of Nations opens its 16th session. British naval maneuvers near Suez and planned Italian fleet exercises signal rising tensions while Geneva delegates warn of the crisis’s dangerous nature.
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Geneva
Eritrea
Suez
East Africa
League of Ttalians Assembly
Morihert Frente
Ttalians
Ethiopia
Portland
Suuty
Malta
League
Askoathiig
War Records Board swears in Col D. delun Markey
Col D. delun Markey was sworn in Monday at the clerk’s office as a member of the War Records Commission to Maryland. He later took the oath of office as a member of the Maryland War Records Commission.
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WAR Records Board
D. Delun Markey
War Records Commission
Maryland
Dead gangster Cu gino linked to murders at Chevy Chase car barn
State's Attorney James Pugh said Anthony Cugino once Philadelphia Public Enemy No 1 killed Lawrence Emory Smith and James Mitchell in a Chevy Chase Capital Transit car barn. Police suspected Cugino before his suicide in a jar on Sunday night. About $1700 stolen. no killer tracked.
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Anthony Cugino
Philadelphia
Public Enemy No
Houmaelfn
Lawrence Emory Smith
Dayaville
This County
James Mitchell
Washington
James Pugh
Montgomery County
Cugino
Park
New York
Orugino
Mitchell
Smith
Imiu & Stream
Cugine
Sarah L. L Smith
Coreevits
Cating Beith
Chevy Chase
Capital Transit Company
Kicked His Sister In East Street Back Door
Berkeley Fields colored jailed 30 days by Magistrate Sinn for assaulting his sister causing severe injuries and a bruised eye. default fine $26 plus costs. Other incidents include intoxication arrests, traffic cases, and a variety of miscellaneous charges recorded by local officers.
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East Street
Berkeley Fields
Walter E. Sinn
Fields
Levi Fisher
Straiey
Maggie Sav
Frank Dorsey
Frank Lowery
LeRoy Soper
Robert Staley
Lowery
Lawrence Fagan
Soper
Millard Bartholow, Jr
Walter Smith
Marion Carmack
Bien Phebus
Willard Holter
Lewis
Emma Newtan
Frederick
Corp.s
Daniel OConnell and the Irish Emancipation Stamp
The Liberator Daniel OConnell led Ireland’s Catholic emancipation effort after forming the Catholic Association. He won emancipation in 1829, later pressed for repeal of the union. He was imprisoned, fined, then released. he died in 1847 as internal opposition grew.
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Reland
England
Daniel O'Connell
O'Connell
Ireland
Irish Free States
Free State
House of Lords
Hanover Hroirvant
Court News Equity Cases and Marriage Licenses Update
Court notes list equity petition for trust jurisdiction by Farmers and Mechanics National Bank as trustee under Charles A. Norwood will. It also records multiple marriage license filings in Harpers Ferry, Chambersburg, Rippeon, Union Bridge, Steelzion, Williamsport, Newbury, Burkittsville, Washington, and other towns, with ages of applicants. Property deeds show transfers or securing loans, and building permits for a new Mt. Airy house and a Knoxville bungalow house.
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Charles A. Norwood
William M. Storm
Edward V. Utterback
Ruthida Harris
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Robert B. Snyder
Helen L. Tolbert
Chambersburg
Ole L. Zombro
Mary L. Gupp
Rippeon
Louis Edward Sneadner
Libertytown
Jeanette Ellen Diehl
Union Bridge
Clyde Felker
Middletown
Everynang
Steelzion
Toads
Catherine E. Merriman
Burkittsville
William H. Norwood
Frances E. Larman
Gaithersburg
Robert B. Wells
Evelyn B. Bittle
Washington
Milton. Brill
Mabel C. Schmidt
Francis J. Kierman
New York City
Emma F. Dunn
Utica
N.Y
Hoke Smith Maples
Dorothy Brown
Connellsvile
Ager B. Godrman
Dorothy A. Montgomery
William B. Gosnell
Marian Rose Burns
Harry Ellsworth Brown
Westermport
Kathryn Alleda
Contest Draws 100 Babies In Registration Day
More than 100 babies were entered on opening day of a local contest. Four month old Louise Killingsworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Killingsworth of 161 B and O Avenue, was the first to register and will receive a silver roving cup.
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Louise Killlingsworth
4. L. Killingsworth
B & O Avenue
Mby
Allen
Local Winners Named in Mt Airy Competition
Racker of Mt Airy earned the first prize gold cup in a baby show. Master Bibert Lowman of Mt Airy won the silver loving cup in feet Class A. Harry Bridges Jr of 214 West Patrick Street won the first Frederick special loving cup. Registration will continue toward week.
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Racker
Mt. Airy
Bibert KE. Lowman
Mt Airy
Wil
Harry Bridges Jr
West Patrick Street
Wrek
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