Perjury cases and gambling indictments in local grand jury
The September grand jury returned indictments against Ralph A. Mulkey of Brunswick and Paul Barrison of Knoxville for operating gaming machines described as slot machines. They, along with others including Luker, were arrested by Sheriff Roy M. Hurner and released on bonds ranging from 1,000 to 1,500 dollars pending hearings. Additional arrests and hearings were slated for Saturday. Governor Walter announced five appointees to a right-of-way commission under the State Road Commission. A surprise birthday party was held for John L. Gant near Petersville with many attendees from Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Ralph A. Mulkey
Brunswick
Paul Barrison
Rmnoxville
Baturdar
Hammond Urner
Birk
Go Ug
Fury
Frederick
Oaken
Francis Davishopee
Robert Waare
James L Bert Wille
Ater
Bert
Baltimore
Hanr Walcer
State Roade Commission
D G Everhart Sr
Iver
Glenard Franklin Bowers Frederik
Mn Ernes
Berger Frederick
Arhur Baker
Wiliam Howard T Brandenburg
Willan Biddinger
Orman
Yamaville
Jane
Blakens
Bmithsburg
Mr and
Jasthur Thames
Thomas Edgar Esler
Erminiteburg
John Favorite
Thomas Franc Pulser
Russell Cornelius Flasher
Rocky Ridge
Lawrence Gouker
Nelson Edwin Gallahan
Milbert
Gaucher Mais Myeraville
Carl Edward Garver
New Wind
Myersvilly Vis
Roy Kiana
Middletown
Walter David Keeny
Thurmant
Joseph William Keely
Thurmont
Charles Seth Lane
Ednar Leatherman
Myersville
Melvin Lindsey
Robert Johnson McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Pierce Miller
Uriah Burton Shockley
Clyne Vernon
Fema
Rocks
Bledling
Prederick
Howard
Shyder
Airy
Dewey Sigler
Brunstek
Chester Harrison Stone
Chieffer Lines
Mtr
Robert Henry Sanders
Emmitsburg
John Howard Tracey
Grayson
Tome
Middletown Jane
Harry Barton Troxell
Roy Mount Watkins
Mala
Charles ¥Inger
Chester Theodore Zents
Henry C Zimmerman
Roy Zimmerman
Birth Record for August in Frederick County
Birth notice records a child born in Frederick with names August, Burt, Dunn, and Wing listed among the involved individuals. The brief item notes the birth in the county and state context, reflecting local civil record activity.
The New Deal In Washington Movers Report
Willis Thornton Washington Sep 27 The movers in Washington discuss New Deal policies as Rodney Thitcher WEA and The News Washington correspondent Catcherto on vacation. This brief dispatch outlines ongoing federal programs and political activity affecting the capital.
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Wills Thornton
NEA Service
Btall
Uly
Rodney Thitcher
WEA
the News Washington
Catcherto
Vacaon
Br Willis Thornton
Washington
the Movers
Campaign to sell baby bonds eyed for Witt this fall
A campaign to market baby bonds to the general public is planned for Witt this fall. The effort would use posters and an advertising push, with a treasury official already engaging local postmasters in major cities. About 132 million dollars in Dairy bonds have been sold, a small fraction of the 30 billion national debt but potentially impactful if scaled.
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Liberty League
Washington
Wagner
Supreme Court
Treasury
Morgenthau
Republcan National Committee
Rockefellers
Democratic Committee
Joseph Guffey
Modern house blends modern and old fashioned charm
A design combines straight lines with open porches and vine covered garden side, featuring 13 by 25 foot living room plus dining area and reading corner. Three upstairs bedrooms share a large bathroom, with generous windows creating brightness. The plan calls for stucco and brick with fireproof planking, landscaped inland yard, and a vine covered porch. it won second prize in a New York AIA low cost housing competition. architect John T Haneman.
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New York
American Institute of Architects
John T Haneman
Government bonds and baby bonds boost public stake in nation
The passage argues mass adoption of small denomina tion government bonds can stabilize the economy and give ordinary citizens a direct stake in government. It cites wartime examples from France and the U S, noting baby bonds could expand access for middle income earners and reduce banking strain.
Roosevelt Memorial Park Project in Analostan Island Plan
The long debated Analostan Island park project moves forward with a CCC crew in charge. An equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt, with figures of Custer and Black Hawk, is planned for the site beside the Lincoln Memorial bridge, and Indian relics were found during digging near the stand.
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Teddy
Roocevelt
Theodore
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