PWA Curtailment Hurts Frederick High School Hopes
County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt reports outlook for a PWA grant toward a new Frederick high school is dim. Without aid the bond issue cannot fund the 39.4 acre Kidwell er site west of Baker Park. Washington prospects look discouraging as Roosevelt cut PWA flow.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Kidwiler
Baker Park
State Office
Washington
Pruitt
Roosevelt
Tas
Senate
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Hyde Park
Drouth
The real Brain Trust in Washington
Rodney Dutcher sketches the Roosevelt inner circle as tensions mount over policy shifts. Tom Corcoran and Ben Cohen emerge as pivotal yet controversial figures shaping the dragnet of reform. Their partners Jackson and Douglas bolster liberal expertise while political opposition targets the four as key architects of the era’s court and financial statutes.
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Washington
Sept
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Kosannas
Tugwell
Supreme Court
Thomas G. Corcoran
Benjamin V. Cohen
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Weither
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Justice Holmes
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Robert H. Jackson
SEC
William O. Douglas
New Deal
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Douglas
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National Power Policy Committee
White House
Cummings
Justice Department
Joe Robinson
Disorder Charges For Two Men Arrested In City Incident
Fred Lannos and Alfred Boul faird were arrested Tuesday night by Officer Fred St ley and charged with disorderly conduct. They are held in jail under collateral of 85 and costs each until a Police Court hearing tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Alfred Boulfaird
Oficer
Fred St ;Ley
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather data show 24 hour precipitation ending 5 pm yesterday none, trace from 5 pm yesterday to 1 am today, and September to date 1.66 inches against 3.25 inches norm. September 1936 saw 1.64 inches. year-to-date excess reached 9.62 inches. Yesterday’s high 75, low last night 48. Sun set 6 09 pm, sunrise 6 58 am tomorrow. Moon rise tomorrow, moon set at 9 25 am. Streams show Potomac floods, moisture closure unclear.
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Potomac Tlouuys
Moageacy
Baumgardner v Gastley case to appeal decision timing set
The Circuit Court of Appeals will decide within days whether to hear an appeal in the Baumgardner versus Gastley junk yard suit. Father A Baumgardner and the plaintiff's attorneys indicated the appeal options Tuesday after Associate Judge Arthur D Willard dismissed the case Tuesday following a hearing on August 30. The lawsuit traces to a May 11 1935 incident and was filed last summer.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Work relief bill slated for slash by officials
WashingtonSept 22 AP fiscal officials predict the administration will trim work relief spending to balance the budget next year. Hearings on the 1938 39 budget have begun under acting budget director Daniel W Bell. Roosevelt will submit estimates to Congress in January. A White House statement by Marvin McIntyre cited reduced PWA job needs and the goal to curtail the federal budget.
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Washington
Daniel W. Bell
Roosevelt
Congress
Marvin McIntyre
White House
PWA
Federated Charities In Quarterly Meeting
The Federated Charities Association held its regular fall quarterly meeting Tuesday evening with Holmes D. Baker as president. Miss Garner reported three months of stats including 16 new patients and 15 discharges, 39 visiting lists, 129 nursing visits, 17 service visits, 83 other visits, 32 physician conferences, 131 office interviews, 41 miscellaneous conferences, and 7 patients sent to hospitals. Directors present included Mr. Baker, Frederick W. Bowers, J. Travers Thomas, Miss Anna Brown, Mrs. C. Thomas Summers, John W. Wolfe, Mrs. Nettie Rosenstock, James H. Gambrill Jr., Mrs. Moli Harrington, Richard C. Dutrow, R. Rush Lewis, Charles Sifford, and G. William Stultz.
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The
Federated Charities Association
Holmes D. Baker
Miss Garner
Mr. Baker
Frederick W. Bowers
J. Travers Thomas
Anna Brown
C. Thomas Sumners
John W. Wolfe
Nettie Rosenstock
James H. Gambrill
Moli« Harrington
Richard C Dutrow
R. Rush Lewis
Charles Sifford
G. William Stultz
Ruth Roland, Silent Movie Star, Dies in Hollywood
Ruth Roland, renowned silent film actress and a San Francisco native, died at her Hollywood home this morning after a long illness. Her career spanned early cinema, ending a prominent era in films and entertainment.
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Ruth Roland
Hollywood
San Frantinca
Quarantine on Jap Beetle Is Relaxed
Restrictions on movement of fruits and vegetables under the Japanese beetle quarantine were today removed for the season following a Secretary of Agriculture announcement. Cut flowers remain restricted through October with certificates needed for some interstate shipments. beetle activity period has ended in the regulated area.
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Secretary of Agriculture
National Sons of the American Revolution Addresses Rowe Family
Frank B. Steele told Rowe family members in Emmitsburg at their second annual reunion that the nation owes progress to the settlers and the Constitution framers. Maj. Fraley read a Rowe family sketch as James L. Alvey attended Old Home Week events and spoke. They visited Revolutionary soldier Arthur Rowe’s grave, and elected officers included Dr. Joseph Eugene Rowe as President with Dr. Charles J. Rowe retiring president presiding.
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George Washington
United States
Frank B. Steele
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Washington, D.C
Rowe
Toms Creek Grove
Emmitsburg
Mary J. Shutt
Secre
Thomas S. Frailey
Treanor
Helen Sellers
Annan
Iwisterian
Eva Rowe
Joseph E. Rowe
Board of Veterans’ Appeals
Charles J Rowe
County Officials Attend Testimonial For Hirshner
County school officials gathered in Baltimore for a testimonial dinner honoring John P Hirshner recently retired from attendance work in Baltimore County. Eugene W Pruitt led the event with attendees from six counties, and Albert S Cook sent remarks on Hirshners contributions.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Blackstone Apartments
Baltimore
John P. Hirshner
Baltimore County
Conference of
Maryland
Wirshner
Ball
Roc Thompson
Toone
Burgess
Howard County
Tirshner
Albert S. Cook
Milton Wright
Harfordounty
Lewis C. Robinson
Kent County
Haymond
Hyson
Carroll County
H. E. McBride
Creel
Lettie M. Dent
St. Mary County
Pruitt
Miss Smith
Gertrude South
Kervantly
Mondas
Trevas
Japs Strike at Nanking and Cholera Threat in Shanghai
Sept 22 AP reports a cholera outbreak in Shanghai surpassing war tolls with over 1,500 confirmed cases in the International Settlement and French Concession plus 979 suspected cases. In Canton, Japanese bombing raids kill hundreds as civilians are seen in the streets. observers say the aim is to crush morale.
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Shanghai
Hongkong
Canton
Guardsmen March In Emmitsburg Parade
National Guard troops march through Emmitsburg to celebrate the sesquicentennial of the United States Constitution. The schedule includes a three o clock parade led by the First Regiment Band, an address at Center Square, a six thirty band concert, dances and private events through Saturday, plus a Saturday all star baseball game at Firemen's Field. Local officials and leaders host a week of commemorations and community gatherings.
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Emmttsburg
Maryland National Guard
Center Square
Herbert R. Q.coner
Burgess M. J. Thompson
First Regiment
Cyril F. Rotermana
Emmitsburg High School
Anuditornu
Firemen’s Field
Emmitsbury Gamen Alyex
Sescui
Emmitsburg
Francis J. Campbell
Thomas J. S. Baxter
Tubbe Welfare
Baltimore
John Hays
New Windsor
Parole Denied for Whittemore Gang Associate Beyers
Baltimore September 22 The State Parole Commissioner denied the parole application of August Beyers, an accomplice of the Richard Reese Whittemore gang, who is serving 25 years in the Maryland Penitentiary.
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Baltimore
August Beyers
Richard — Reese Whittemore
Maryland
Condemnation Planned for Shepherdstown Bridge Route
The State Roads Commission authorized Thomas Jenifer to start condemnation on land needed for the new Shepherdstown bridge. A contractor with Grave Lime Co. built the bridge, but right of way delays hinder progress prompting potential eminent domain actions. West Virginia Maryland and federal concerns over bridge rights and ownership disputes loom large as plans proceed.
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State Roads Commission
Terday
Thomas Mc Jenfer
Frenerale
Shepherdstown
Teton
Mt. Grave Lime Company
Homer Ko Toller
Jenifer
TW. Keen
West Vicome
Marylind
Virginia
West Wards
Maryland
Potomac River
Shepherds
Matviind Hood
Shepherd Town
Chesspease and
Obo Land Company
Foreign Market Gains Stimulant To Stocks
New York stocks rose slightly with two point gains on a thin turnover. The late rally faded near the close as prices steadied after a small advance. Copper prices abroad turned up following recent weakness, aiding sentiment though overall extent of improvement remained modest.
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New York
Plans Approved For Unemployment Census In New York
President Roosevelt approved final plans for an unemployment census. Volunteers will count and complete by December. The post office department will manage distribution collection, with up to 5 million dollars authorized for expansion. One preliminary check will be sent to 2,000,000 homes in New York.
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Jiide Park
N.Y
Animaceec
Roosevelt
Tomas
Ssue Othe
Millan
Capevin
Blast injures six in Baltimore building tear down
In Baltimore on September 22 an explosion in a building being razed for a parking lot injured six people including a state Supreme Court judge Abner Lawler. Fire engines from two companies rushed to extinguish a small fire that followed the blast in the basement, as debris knocked the judge to the curb and bruised his knee.
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Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Ams
Dart
Abner Lawler
Bombings of Nanking Draw Strong Japan Protest
Washington delivered a second formal note to Japan, stating that the U S protest against the Nanking bombardment is a written note. Chinese casualties rose as more than 200 noncombatants were killed or wounded by incendiaries and explosives. U S ambassador Grew and staff returned to the embassy despite raids. Japan expressed deep regret for injuring the British ambassador in a Tokyo dispatch.
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U.S
Japan
Nanking
Ifall
Joseph C. Crew
Tokyo
Grew
Yangszer
China
Yangtee
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
London
Britent
Ten Foot Tomato Stalk Report At North Market Street Home
Daniel Z. Stull of 4235 North Market Street reports a ten foot tomato stalk growing at his residence in a garish display. The claim appears in local notes from the newspaper HRCHIVE.
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Daniel Z. Stull
North Market Street
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