Hagerstown Frederick highway site meeting and condemnations
A conference on the Hagerstown Frederick dual highway discussed rights of way and possible abandonment of the trolley line. Contractors may be awarded paving work this fall with most grading done on the 23 mile stretch. Condemnation proceedings were filed in Frederick Circuit Court to acquire land for the eastward extension near the planned intersection with the National Highway.
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Hagerstown
Potomac
Edison “Company
Frederick
Beall
Smith
Frank F. Luthardt
State Roads Commis
Hagerstown-Frederick
Charles Wertheimer
Own- Press
Arthur D. Willard
Boys Off To Camp Sunday At Pearsce Maryland
Twenty five or more boys will attend the first week of Boy Scout Camp near Pearse Maryland starting Sunday August 7 under Hagerstown Y M C A sponsorship. Staff of six leaders assist camp director Harry E Wolf in his nineteenth year as camp erector.
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Pearse
Hagerstown
Harry E. Wolf
Wolf
Harold ‘Smead
Jack Hershey
Calvin “Sheeler
Robert Amt
Eddie Stitzel
Robert L. Bhellhase
Charles Carlisle
Lynn G@paulding
Rothwell Mason
Robert Roulette
Richard Snavely
Deck Forer
Lewis Welble
Richard Lchols
Tommy Nichols
Wallace
Daniel Powell
Robert Wyneng
Donald Heckman
George Ridgely
Neill Baylor, Jr
Bobby Kenedy
Clarence Ridgely
Don Beachley
Bob Bruce
Carl Bents
Wily Tisher
Marvin Isanokieyne Mumper
Triesler
Let Scott
Edward Harms
Chub Kershiver
Floyd Neal
George Twyford
Gordon Alexander
David Bloom
Fearnewt ‘Hoover
William Bruce
Brune
Herbert M. Brune, Jr
Hiz
Baltimore
O'Conor
Herb
Jackson
Debt and Prosperity Debunked By Gannett Radio Speech
A Gannett radio address arguing Britain bears heavier debt burdens than the United States, contrasting income and debt scales. He cites stock gains since 1932 and claims the U S remains solvent with bonds above par, while critics warn of collapse unless Republicans win.
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Sntl
United States
Herbert Hoover
Senator Vandenberg
Frank Gannett
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gannett
National Committee To
Liberty League
Great Britain
London
Roosevelt
England
John Buil
Isle
London Economist
Bull 44
Sam
Gannetts
Japan
France
Jeremiaha
Gillions
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Mellon
Hoover
Harding
United States of America
Corrigan's Heroic Parade Draws New York Awe
Corrigan’s chest injury does not stop a vast welcome in New York City. He rides a massive Broadway parade from the Battery to City Hall and beyond, drawing crowds estimated near one hundred thousand, with ten times that many along routes, while he greets Mayor LaGuardia and attends celebratory events at Lewisohn Stadium and Yankee Stadium.
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Corrigan
Peekskill
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Broadway
Midtown Manhattan
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Floyd Bennett Field
Dublin
Erin
McAlpin
Triad
Battery
Custom House
Bowling Green
Trinity
Old St. Paul's
Adrian F. Levy
Galveston
Tex
Lewisohn Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Jackson Raps Mud-Slingers
Baltimore August 1 Mayor Howard W. Jackson denounced mudslinging by opponents in the Democratic gubernatorial race and defended his platform. He accused Herbert R. O Conor forces of avoiding issues, noting radio speeches by Robert I. Jones and State Senator Arthur Brice and a Cumberland clerkship candidate speech by Elizabeth R. Menefee.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Jackson
O'Conor
Herbert R. O'Conor
Robert I. Jones
Somerset County
Arthur Brice
Kent County
Heslay
Elizabeth R. Menefee
Cumberland
Court of Appeals
Husband’s Love Affair Story Used in Divorce Proceedings
Camden August 6. Advisory Master William B. Knight reported a husband’s tale of a love affair, written for magazine submission, was presented by the wife in seeking a divorce. Knight recommended granting the divorce based on the evidence and context of the affair.
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Camden
N. J
William B. Knight
Magazine
Knight
Go & Fe ‘Jration
Maryland Politics Roosevelts Back Byrd Shift in Maryland
Roosevelt aides press Curley Byrd to back Davey Lewis and Mayor Jackson in Maryland primaries. Byrd seeks OConor withdrawal but time runs short. factions debate his loyalty to the New Deal ticket and impact on Montgomery County politics led by Eugene Casey and the United Young Democrats.
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Washington
Roosevelt
H.C
Curley" Byrd
Davey Lewis
Jackson
White House
Maryland
Marvin McIntyre
California
McIntyre
Charley Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Bill Stanley
Stanley
Curley
Byrd
Bill
Michelson
Senate
Ickes
O'Conor
Eugene Casey
United Young Democrats
Montgomery County
Uss Houston
Casey
Brooke Lea
Fi Fact
Interflor Ickes
Sumner Welles
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Franklin Roosevelt
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Duke of Kent
Belgrave Square
Bloody Point
Kent
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Blue White Diamonds
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Magis
America
Hagerstown Gas Company
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