City Hall Plan Approved After Voters Endorse Project
Hagerstown officials announce approval for a new city hall funded by a federal grant of 6300 dollars with the city’s surplus funds and salvage from the old building. The plan includes buying adjacent Main property, local labor preference, and a 12 month construction timeline beginning after bidding.
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City Hall
Elgin
W. Sowers
Samuel Cohen
M. W. Miller
Hagerstown
Daniel W. Doub
Slaybaugh
Thomas W. Pangborn
Hangerstown
New York
BR. B Lee Taylor
Wiliam Fartman
FWA
Prrkiog
Group pushes Hagerstown Smythsburg Thurmont road plan
Frederick county officials urged backing for a paved east west route from Thurmont to Foxville and toward the Washington county line. R W Smith said 2.9 miles remain unsurfaced, with WPA grading decades ago. County officials asked residents to sign petitions and await the State Roads Board report. Panghorn Park labor funding also eyed from WPA funds.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Thurmont
State Roads Commission
A. H. Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Board
State Roads Board
R. W.smith
Foxvilla
Washington County
Foxville
State Highway Planning Commission
Easy to Use E Z Korn Benmeaver Removes Corns
Throbbing corns sleep and shed when E Z Korn Benmeaver is applied. It numbs pain loosens the corn and it comes out. Simple to use and fast acting. Used by thousands. Only 35 cents at drug stores in Ady.
FDR Decries Interference in Primary Elections
President Roosevelt condemned cross party meddling in primaries as a threat to party integrity. He cited Idaho where Senator Pope lost renomination and noted actions in Georgia Maryland while urging Republicans not to vote in Democratic contests. He warned that even small outside participation distorts voters will.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Idaho
James P. Pope
Georgia
Maryland
Walter F. George
Eugene Talmadge
Lawrence Camp
Atlanta
Millard E. Tydings
Pope
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Finance Plan Considered
Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, announced the company is studying a voluntary plan to place some bond interest on a contingent basis to avoid principal loss should reorganization under bankruptcy laws occur. Preservation of investor principal remains the primary duty of management.
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New York
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Youth Injured When Hit By Car Near Williamsport
Woodrow W. Sharer a 13 year old of Williamsport was struck by a car on the Conococheague creek bridge near Williamsport and suffered a broken ankle and nose. Driver William W. Staley rushed him to Washington County Hospital. Sheriff Max Malott investigated the accident and said Sharer darted into the car’s path.
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Woodrow W. Sharer
John M. Sharer
Williamsport
Conococheague Creek
William W. Staley
Washington County Hospital
Young Sharer
Staley
Max Malott
Probe Sought Into Tydings Fund Spending in Maryland Race
Rep. David J. Lewis asked Sen ate investigators examine money sources for the primary contest between Lewis and Sen ator Millard E. Tydings. He alleged CIO backing and urged disclosure if funds came from the CIO or similar groups. He named Morris Shapiro and M. G. Belding for possible liquor interest ties and cited En dicalt Rich of the New York Times as involved in Tydings campaign.
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Baltimore
David J. Lewis
Senate
Millard BE
Tydings
Senator Sheppard
Senate Investigating Committee
Lewis
Maryland
CIO
United States Senate
Fred A. Dolfield
Tydings Campaign Committee
Morris Shapiro
Boston Iron and Metal Company
Globe Brewing Company
Senator Tydings
M. G. Belding
Tunbridge Road
Shapiro
Washington
New York Times
Ydings
Vandenburg
Michigan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
We Women and Trust in Promises
A reader asks Betty Brainerd about a longtime boyfriend who breaks promises on trivial issues. The columnist warns that flaky trust signals a character flaw and essential respect for truth underpins future happiness and society.
Tydings Lashes Out At Lewis
In Baltimore on August 24, Senator Millard E. Tydings and Rep. David J. Lewis traded sharp charges in Maryland’s Democratic Senate primary. Tydings denied benefiting from New Deal laws and labeled Lewis’s attacks as mudslinging, while Lewis accused Tydings of outside interference and coercion of federal officials.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
David J. Lewis
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Conley
Frederick County
Tydings
Lewis
Drew Pearson
Tidings
George T. Pennington
Havre de Grace
Pennington
Broken Promises and Trust in Engagement Advice
Betty Brainard advises a reader to end an engagement if trust cannot be rebuilt. She stresses integrity and faith as core to marriage, warning that a small breach signals a serious character issue. Writing from New York City she outlines steps to confront the young man or break off the engagement.
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Betty Brainerd
Light
Betty Brainard
Parley Seen On Changes In labor act
President Roosevelt plans a government labor capital and congressional conference to clarify the Wagner act after about three years of experience. He said changes are possible and noted discussions with William Green but insisted no talks with the AFL president on specific amendments occurred.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Quarrel Preceded Leap, Girl Claims
State police said yesterday Martha Carpenter a 19 year old of Cearfoss jumped from the moving motorcycle of her friend Marty Sloan 22 of Magherstown after a quarrel. Sloan said they quarreled shortly before the jump and the girl suffered a possible skull fracture. She was listed in improved condition at Chambersburg Hospital.
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Martha Carpenter
Cearfoss
Marty J. Sloan
Magherstown
Chambersbure Hospital
Peterson's Ointment Banner Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for itchy eczema pimples red blotches and external skin blemishes. It claims relief after one application or money back and also notes benefits for itching and cracking between toes.
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Peterson
Warning From Local Manager On Check Cashing
Charles E B Bailey manager of the Hagerstown Social Security office warned Banka stores and other firms that cashing checks should not rely on social security account number cards as identification. He said account cards are for identification under federal and state programs and possession carries limited use.
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Banka
Charles EB. Bailey
Hagerstown
Social Security Board
Bailey
No Further Significance In Identification Or Financial Liability
The fragment notes that there is no particular significance for other identification purposes or regarding the individual's financial responsibility. It presents a generic legal or administrative caution without specifics.
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Musey & Evans
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Hamilton Corner
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BON Ton
Schindel - Rohrer Petamar
Loweat
Miller’s
Peresa
G.O.P
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Madison Ave
New York City
Trademark Raglatered
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Johnn D. Myers & Co
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Kelvinator Bohman-Warne, Inc
Feewtia M. Prewer
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Axminster
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