WPA Grants for Emmitsburg and nearby towns announced
The Works Progress Administration and Public Works Administration approved grants for Emmitsburg, Catoctin Furnace, Point of Rocks, and surrounding areas. Projects include two new schoolhouses, sanitation sewerage, and street, road, and bridge improvements. Total PWA grants amount to about 2.46 million with projected costs over 5.1 million, while WPA funds total roughly 438,645 across twelve Maryland counties for about fifty projects.
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Emmitsburg Catoctin
Point of Fiecks
Public
Greddens Barmerelt
Catocun Furnace
Point of Rocks
Emmitaburg
PWA
Frederick County
WPA
Emmitsburg
Emmitsbury
RS Mee
Tachmont Roads
Sivat
Lesatawn
Winfield
Carroll County
Westminister
Hampstead
New Works Fund
Freshman registration at Western Maryland College delayed
Westminster Md Sept 28 Freshman registration began today at Western Maryland College with enrollment expected to match last year. Freshman week postponed from Tuesday to today due to the death of Dr A Norman Ward president. Acting president William R McDennel to preside as trustees meet October 3 to select Ward successor. Upperclassmen register tomorrow and classes start Saturday. Enrollment likely near 523 but final figures due Saturday.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
A. Norman Ward
Wm. R. “McDennel
Ward
Status of Milk Law Considered in Maryland Court
Baltimore Sept 28 The court heard arguments on the constitutionality and validity of Maryland milk control law in the Circuit Court No 2 regarding injunctions against the Maryland Milk Control Commission. Charles Page for the commission argued objections are not yet ripe and urged the commission begin operation to fix prices, while Philip Perlman for the complainants urged restraint until clear authority is established. The hearing, delayed from last week, seeks to dissolve or preserve a temporary injunction on the commission’s powers.
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Baltimore
Orrey Pice
Circuit Court No 2
Marland Milk Control Commission
Charles Page
S ‘Ould
Valais
Paige
Mil Commission
Trg
Mu Commission
Kendall Hill Indicted for First Degree Murder
Baltimore taxicab driver Albert Atwell was killed. A special session of the Hastert county grand jury, convened by Circuit Court Judge Walter W. Preston, returned the indictment charging Kendall Hill with murder in the first degree. Trial likely to begin next week.
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MILL
Bey Ais
Hastert County
Botias
Kendall Hill
Albert Atwell
Baltimore
Walter W. Preston
The Mother of Sardinia and the Nobel Poise
The article describes a mother figure named Grazia Teledda from Sardinia, praised as a great writer and contributor to literature. It mentions her Nobel Poze for Latera tiem Tale and notes her two children, literary output, and membership in the Tbihan Academy. It concludes with a reference to a figure named Next, founder of the Trer tagucee Empire.
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Tfa
Mhother
Madame Deloda
Tbihan Academy of Eer
Atampa
Turkey
Mm coonMechian
Agreement Reached For End Of Soft Coal Strike
A tentative pact ends the soft coal strike with miners set to return to work on Tuesday. Key figures from the union and employers group report progress on wage increases and benefits, with proposals for a 60 percent salary rise and adjustments in wage scales. The agreement, negotiated by committee members, awaits formal ratification before becoming effective.
Hopkins Ready to Talk on Relief Funds and Talks With Nice
Washington September 26 The Federal Relief Administration pledged that Governor Harry W Nice would receive presidential approval for allotments totaling 2 459608 to Maryland under the Public Works Administration program. Hopkins planned to meet Nice but scheduling conflicts delayed an interview. Aubrey Williams acted in Hopkinss absence. Hopkins warned of possible relief cuts by November 1 if works progress lagged, while keeping doors open for continued allotments where progress is adequate. A British soldier reportedly invented a machine gun firing 600 shots per minute powered by electricity.
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Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Harry W Nice
Maryland
Public Works Administration
Harry Lo Hopkins
Thas
Aubrey Williams
Hopkins
Presidey
Roosevelt
Pacific
Italy Spurns League Stance On Africa War Risk
The League of Nations council warned Italy and Ethiopia that starting a war in Africa before December 4 would violate the covenant and invite punitive action. Italy asserted “freedom of action” while listening to the League, and discussions followed under Article XV with a truce proposal rejected amid stiff positions from Britain, France, and Soviet Russia. The Trajan delegation left the meeting after toasts, and officials emphasized a firm covenant response if aggression occurs.
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London
Council of the League of Mations
Italy
Ethiopia
Africa
League
Albe
Umm Gil
Rome
Ttaly
Taly
League of Nations
Addis Ababa
Trajan
Representativ
Musson Nave
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Laval
France
Maxim Litvin
Soviet
Russia
Hold-up Reported on South Mountain Roadside Robbery
Bay State police report a hold up on South Mountain. Perry L. Senta of 4712 Amberly Lane Baltimore was robbed of 67 dollars by two men while driving his auto along the highway. He was forced to the roadside, relieved of cash and two rings before officers pursued leads and questioned potential witnesses.
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Tain
Perry L Senta
Amberly Lane
Baltimore
Frederick
Warns Colored Cafe Owner Of Disorders Jeopardy
Sam Jenkins owner of the Douglas Cafe on West All Saints street was warned by County License Commissioner G Ed Myers at a Thursday hearing to prevent further disturbances. The case followed a September 14 brawl that injured two policemen. four men received ties or jail terms in Police Court. Jenkins said he does not sell beer to intoxicated persons and had called police when the row began.
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Sam Jenkins
Douglas
West All Saints Street
G Ed Myers
Charles Blumenaus
Stack
Lawrence Fagan
Jenkins Place
Brunswick
Jenkins
Jenkins Sax
Nelole
Bank Deposits, Loans, and Cash in Circulation Reported
Bank deposits in this country total about 34/008000000, banc loans stand at 50,000,000,000, and actual cash in circulation is roughly 8,000,000,000. This snapshot outlines the scale of banking activity and currency in use.
Dresses for children entice with new hats and matching leggings
In sizes from 1 to 14 years the display features attractively made frocks including genuine Dionne Quintuplet styles. Prices begin for all wool jersey and fast color cottons from 1 year to 10 years, with hats to complete the outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionne
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Pt. of Rocks School
AID TQ Catoctin Furnace
Philpp Perlman
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
Maryland Mik Producers’ Co-operative
Perlman
Commission
Aswoc
Ste
Day, New
Umon
Eawand
Grady
Taber
Ranse- Vel
United Mone Workers
Aperacors
Tion
Seeth
Carty
Ivery
Ivery and
Green
E. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Commissi
Sam
West & H.L. Mills
the Armory
Park Avenue
Hendrickson
Pierit
Bennett's
Coats
Bennett
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