The Princess to Reopen Under New Management
The Princess at 23 St Potomac street Maryland Theatre Building reopens Saturday at 10 AM under new general management. Peter N Samios will run The Princess with Nettie Gray as store manager. The store has been renovated with modern equipment and will operate as a confectionary and restaurant with a soda fountain. souvenirs will be given to visitors.
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Princess
St. Potomac Street
Maryland Theatre Building
Peter N. Samios
Keystone
Public Square
Nettie Gray
Samios
Sequoia India Herbs Offer Claiming Health Benefits
An advertisement asserts Sequoia India Herbs can promote elimination to relieve digestive and joint ailments including rheumatism arthritis neuritis and high or low blood pressure. It markets Cassia Acutifolia as the main ingredient, offers a money back guarantee, and promotes a 3 weeks supply for 49 cents with mail orders adding 10 cents postage.
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Sequoia India
India
United States
Roosevelt Delays Moscow Envoy Naming Amid Diplomatic Chill
President Roosevelt continues to delay appointing a new ambassador to Moscow since Davies moved to Brussels. The Kremlin says Alexander Troyanovsky will not return to Washington, leaving the Moscow legation vacant and the U.S.-Soviet relationship ambiguously strained amid prior friction and policy shifts.
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Charles P. Nutter
Washington
Roosevelt
Moscow
Russia
Germany
Joseph E. Davies
Brussels
Kremlin
Alexander A. Troyanovsky
United States
Lenin Hills
William C. Bullitt
Paris
Davies
Soviet Union
Spasso House
Joseph D. Baker Takes Sheriff Post in Washington County
Joseph D. Baker became Sheriff of Washington county yesterday afternoon succeeding Max Malott whose four year term expired. He and deputies were sworn in after receiving the commission from Annapolis. Deputies include Lewis L. Bowers Robert J. Clingan Byron C. Bender Leister Isanogle and M Guy Beckley. Charles W. Wolf named attorney to the Sheriff.
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Joseph D. Baker
Washington County
Max Malott
Merlin Snyder
Annapolis
Lewis L. Bowers
Robert J. Clingan
Byron C. Bender
Sharpsburg
Leister Isanogle
M. Guy Beckley
Hagerstown
Charles W. Wolf
Weinberg Top Pick for Sixth Judicial Vacancy
Governor Nice received a three name list from the Frederick Bar Association for the Sixth Judicial circuit vacancy created by Chief Judge Hammond Urner's upcoming retirement. Leo Weinberg, Frederick attorney and Republican nominee for attorney general, leads the trio. The bar group submitted the recommendation and awaits action.
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Bar Association
Holden S. Felton
Walter E. Sinn
Arthur D. Willard
Weinberg
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
City Council Meets in New Chamber Short Session
The mayor and council gathered in the new second floor chamber at 24 East Franklin Street for a brief meeting lasting 1 hour 28 minutes, among the shortest on record. The old city hall across the street will be stripped of furnishings as construction proceeds and fixtures are stored.
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East Franklin Street
Carbaugh van Service
Charles W. Smith
8S. P. Co. A
Council
Joseph I. Lyon
City Park
Large Sum Spent For WPA Projects
Maryland has received about 27.16 million dollars from the Federal Government for PWA projects since 1933. Eighteen of Maryland’s 23 counties have received PWA funds this year, with the bridge program boosting the state’s allotment to a record high.
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Baltimore
Maryland
PWA
Prince Georges County Grant Details for Projects
Figures show year funds totaling 35.4 million allocated to various projects with estimated costs of 12.1 million. The largest single grant goes to Prince George's County at 590 thousand dollars for projects within the period.
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Prince George’s
County Funding Totals and Grant Share Report
Allegany led with 1,812,290 dollars followed by Washington county at 490,000. Projects totaled 956,485 with 45 percent coming from PWA grants.
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Allegany
Washington County
PWA
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