Maryland Public Works plan flags Monocacy boulevard split
Maryland’s public works plan approved Friday includes a Purely Federal project for the Monocacy boulevard using the Washington Gettysburg route near the Monocacy battlefield. The program totals about 2 million with major work on Philadelphia road and Annapolis road widening, plus a bridge at Catoctin near Middletown and a flood-damage item. Maryland’s share totals 3.6 million with $2.06 million federal grant and 4 million in road debentures proposed for sale to finance the program.
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Maryland
Public Works Fund
Ate Roads Commission
Sarder
Predrick County
Catoctintek
Middletown
Burhieville
Frederickmigomery County
Sretary
David
Wincanner
Ritchie
State Roads Commission
G. Cha- Uhl
Robert Lacy
Brooke Lee Harry D. Williar, Jr
Lamar Steuart
Robert M. Reindollar
Qineer
Wiliam A. Codd
State Advisory Initiniee
Willam Stettinius
J. Vincent
Che
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Goldenng
Baltimore County
Mre de Grace Total Cos
Belair Road
Baltimore-Annapolis
Yoklyn
Annapolis
Washington
Weather Summary for Today and Past Data
Weather notes show 24 hour precipitation of 0.88 inches, September to date 2.27 inches, and September 1932 total 2.97 inches. September 19 precipitation 1.53 inches to date. High yesterday and this year’s figures listed, plus last night temperature. Sunset at 6:18 PM, moonrise and moonset times given. Streams Potomac and Monocacy described as muddy.
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Potomac May
City May Miss Worst Of Storm
Weather reports indicate the center of the disturbance would miss Washington and likely spared Frederick as heavy rain and gales brushed the Atlantic coast. Forecasters suggested Baltimore area could also escape the worst of the storm despite torrential rain along Maryland’s eastern shore.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Washington
Maryland
Plans for winter barracks at Fishing Creek CCC camp
Plans move to convert the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp near Fishing Creek into winter barracks as part of 154 reforestation ramps in the Third Corps Area including Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and DC. Bids for lumber open Sept 19. about 20 men housed in six buildings with space for officers and a medical office.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
Third Corps
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Patrick WW. Guiney
Corps
Talbert
C. C
Shaeed Hall
Mith Huld Ma Bard
Reyal
War Department
Frank Hayne
Alvin T. Basford
sDuiaigeiyete
White House renews coal code pressure
President Roosevelt intensifies push to end coal negotiations as Hugh Johnson travels to the White House to present the full situation and seek action. Operators signs the code of fair practice proceed as administration expects near unanimous agreement by noon.
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White House
Washington
Roosevel
Hugh 5
Johnson
Roosevelt
Salvation Army Finance Committee Sets Campaign Dates
At a Salvation Army finance committee meeting Friday night the annual financial drive was set for October 20 to November 10. Charles A. Opel Jr. will chair the appeal with Irving Landauer as vice chair. Louis L. Wilson leads the Advisory Board, and workers to be announced.
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Salvation Army Campaign
Salvation Arab Finance Committee
Hood College opening marked by extensive orientation events
Hood College prepares a week of activities for the 41st year with an orientation program for new arrivals. Enrollment matches last year, with Dean Ruth V. Pope and President Joseph H. Apple coordinating. activities include assemblies, talks on health and social adjustment, campus tours, and a formal opening led by Dr. Henry I. Stahr.
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Hood College
Redbeck Hall
Henry I. Stahr
Philadelphia
Board of Christian Education
The
Reformed Church
Joseph H. Apple
Ruth V. Pope
Brotbeck Hill
Anne
Dean Pope
Health At
Hood
Ellen Hime Jersey
Anne Ashe
Ruth E Perry
East Lawn
Brodbeck Hall
Perry
Coblent2 Hall
Virginia Bryan
Pennsylvania
Athletic Association
Martha Myton
Johnstown
Marzareb Seyfried
Brodbies Ber
Miriam R. Apple
Louise R. Heath
Taj College
Dorothy McIntyre
Mosran Hall
Apple
Bret
Den
Brocbéck
Hens T. Wade
Mopartens
Dean Pape
Oroups
Conditions In Germany Not So Bad As Painted
Dr John J. Hildt, head of the Smith College History Dept, returns from Germany and asserts conditions there are not as bad as portrayed in American papers. He notes quiet life, shared problems with the U S, and friendly German attitudes toward Roosevelt, with optimism rising as unemployment and pensions are managed. He contrasts German and American beer customs and remarks on travel costs and exchange rates affecting tourism.
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Germany
J. C. Hildt
John Oc. Hilldt
Department of History
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Hill
Anna S. Thomas
West Second Street
Frederick
Dr. Hildh
Amerian
United States
Mussolini Hitler
Roosevelt
Hitler
América
Hindenburg
Gor Taat
Taty
Dr. Hitt
Yeett
Hudt
Hild
Goumiry, Dr. Hildt
Shuch
Europe
Hildt
Dr. Hildt
Ite
Seer
Rene Ae
Diley
Amon
Welles Confers With San Martin Over Government Change
Ambassador Samuel Welles held a secret session with a student directory committee amid pressure for President Gray San Martin to resign. The talks followed Grau San Martin’s leadership and a closed meeting, with Welles leaving reportedly pleased and avoiding comments.
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Samues Welles
Gray San Martin
Grau Sam Martin
Aeek
Laurence A. White Dies at Home in Dickerson
Laurence A. White, longtime Montgomery County farmer and resident of Dickerson, died after a long illness, aged 93. Born July 28, 1854 in Rose Hill Dickerson, he married And mated Lo Linden in 1873 and was a prosperous farmer before moving to Dickerson. He celebrated a golden wedding with Mrs White and is survived by several relatives.
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Laurened
A. White
Gulints
MF White
Rose Hull
fDackeson
Lo Linden
Dickerson
Bralisy
White
Annie Ouse
Bell Wace
Fred
Dunes
Waite
Substantial Rally Fails To Impress Stocks Rally
Fragmentary stock market note reports a substantial rally with mixed gains and losses. Mentions a figure near 11.13 million and a $4.69 lead, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear company names or dates identified.
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Ayn Erling
Disturbance Breezes Past Washington Va Hit by Floods
Crisfield Maryland reports first storm bite with downtown flooding but no damage. Easton Maryland notes rivers near high water as winds and tides rise. Ocean City Maryland experiences heavy rain and rough surf along the boardwalk. Virginia coast engulfed by a hurricane center passing Cape Hatteras, wind speeds 65 mph+, with Norfolk and Tidewater towns facing rising tides, debris, and outages. Two deaths among Carolinas. widespread inundation from Willoughby Spit to Barnegat, docking dangers and waterfront damage across New Jersey.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
New Jersey
Norfolk
Virginia
Carolinas
Cape Henry
Willoughy
Fonda Witist
Caron
Wowburt
Newburn
Moorehead City
N Oc
Barnegat
N. J
Willoughby Spit
Ocean View
Virginia Breach
Storm misdirections and weather warnings amid Maryland storm
Baltimore reports a weather bureau station aboard Reina Mercedes denies any course change for the tropical storm headed toward Maryland. Navy weather officials say reports are unfounded while warnings remain in effect. Evacuations noted. oceanfront breakers battered coastal defenses as preparations continued along the boardwalk areas.
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Baltimore
Annapoli
John RB. Weeks
Annapolis
Navy Weather Bureau
Anp Rel Mercedes
U. S. Naval Academy
Maryland
Wimington
Del
Boston
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Laurence A. White
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Tidewater
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Charles W. Moser
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