Real Estate Now Planned for Civil Works Inventory
The Civil Works Administration approved an inventory in Hagerstown and Frederick, Maryland, and nationwide, to employ 12,000 men for six weeks and collect data on occupancy, vacancies, structure condition, and location. Field work must finish by February 15 to aid Congress and credit agencies and guide city planning and tax revision. The project aims to speed building recovery and support a later census of structures.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Maryland
The
Civil Works S Administration
Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Jtda
Cars Derailed Near Frederick In Maryland Rail Incident
Fourteen cars of a Baltimore and Ohio freight bound from Baltimore to Cumberland derailed early yesterday near Tramsville Frederick county tearing up 90 yards of track. No injuries reported. About 100 railroad workers cleared wreckage all day. Both eastbound and westbound trains rerouted from Point of Rocks toward Washington on penitentiary cut where the mid string cars derailed.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Cumberland
Tramsville
Frederick County
Point of Rocks
Washington
Penitentiary Cut
Blue Law Debate Affects Sunday School Sports in Middletown
Middletown officials plan to discuss the blue law issue on January 3 as they weigh use of school grounds for Sunday sports events. A recent soccer game was halted by sheriff order, highlighting enforcement action.
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Middletown
Board of Education
Roosevelt urges global peace with nonintervention pledge
In a Paris anniversary reading, President Roosevelt defends Wilson’s peace ideals and proposes three steps for universal peace. He urges elimination of offensive weapons, no cross border troop incursions, and a binding global commitment by all nations. The speech cites Woodrow Wilson and credits Cordell Hull for Montevideo talks.
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Woodrow Wilson
Navy
Roosevelt
Wilson
John J. Pershing
Morris
Japan
Roland 3. Morris
Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Woorow Wilson
Farler
Cummings
Treasury
Morge2ihau
Rainey
House
Paris
Mr. Roosevelt
Sec
United States
United State
Cuba
Nicaragua
United States of North America
Montevideo
North
Central
South America
Cordell Hull
Hull
Writ Action Case Delays Release in Maryland Stabbing
In Frederick Maryland Judge Arthur D Willard reserved decision on Luth er Jackson a murder suspect held on a habeas corpus writ Jackson claims Glenn Kline near Wolfsville stabbed Dorsey Gilbert during a drunken fight Witnesses described a quarrel leading to the fatal stabbing a large knife found on Jackson was offered in evidence and Gilbert named Jackson before dying
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Jackson
Willard
Gilbert
Walter Sinn
Miss Ruth Rubeck Admitted After Head Injuries
Miss Ruth Rubeck of Greencastle was admitted to Washington County Hospital early yesterday for treatment of head injuries.
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Ruth Rubeck
Greencastle
Washington County Hospital
Walkathon Winner Honored At Fairgrounds Amid Contests
James Norman of Hagerstown won the popularity contest at the Walkathon by a landslide of 100000 votes. The ceremony occurred last night at the Fairgrounds. One contestant from Couple No 24 withdrew after a rough encounter with her partner, and judges ordered another gruelling two hour cycle treadmill session tonight.
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James Norman
Hagerstown
Fairgrounds
Roosevelt Grants Pardons for Prohibition Violations
President Roosevelt pardoned Arthur C. Colvin and Isaac E. Colvin for prohibition act violations. The Colvins, who pleaded guilty in the Western Michigan Federal Court, were to begin sentences of one year and one day at Chillicothe Ohio reformatory.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Arthur C. Colvin
Isaac E. Colvin
Western
Michigan
Colvins
Chillicothe
Ohio
Kiwanis Club installs new officers after review of year
Retiring president A. H. Warne summarized a busy year at the Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Alexander. Edgar C. Jones was elected president with unanimous support, and new officers and directors were introduced. The club noted five ladies nights and a bowling league of over 40 members.
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Kiwanis Club
A. H. Warne
Hotel Alexander
Edgar C. Jones
Warne
Washington
Frederick
Richmond
Charles Town
Lynchburg
Jones
A. H. Klinkhart
Donovan Beachley
E. Bradley
George Updegram
Roy C.F. Weagley
Allen Myers
Shiloh Church to Start Two Week Revival Services
Shiloh Dea 27 announces Sunday services on December 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 and an evening watch meeting from 9 30 to 12 00. The open revival includes Christian Endeavor Society participation and features a two week revival opening. The Christmas program drew capacity crowds with songs recitations and the play The Little Boy Nobody Wanted set in a central European village.
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Shiloh
Dea
B. Imeyer
Christian Endeavor Societies
Europe
Leroy Henesy
Frank Moritz
Harry Wolfinger
Robert Palmer
Sadie Weaver
Edith Harsh
Williamsport
William Harbaugh
York, Pa
Lester Travinger
Frank Holiday
Lestersburg Pike
Paul Dehart
Frostburg State Normal School
E. H. Dehart
Clarence Stheyer
Washington
Clarence Thomas
York Haven
Alvin Stevens
Violet McNairn
Conway
Bonnie Jean
Ida McKee
Emmett McKee
Paramount
Paul Rohrer
Stevens
The
Preliminary Plans for Productive Credit Association
Preliminary plans for organizing a Productive Credit Association for Frederick, Washington, Carroll and Montgomery counties were made at a Frederick courthouse meeting. A. Dawson Trundle of the Farm Credit Administration explained the association’s objects. Ten delegates chosen Tuesday will attend a January 3 meeting at 1:30 pm in the Courthouse with County Agent Milt D. Moore also attending.
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Frederick
Washington
Carroll
Montgomery
A. Dawson Trundle
The
Farm Credit Administration
Milt D. Moore
Lewis to Press Court Entry Proposal in Congress
Carlisle Pa December 29 Representative David J Lewis Cumberland Md says he will introduce a joint resolution for the United States to enter the World Court at the upcoming congressional session. He notes a majority in both houses suffices for a resolution while a treaty requires two thirds of the Senate. Unemployed classes open in Boonsboro and Sharpsburg high schools with five industrial programs at Boonsboro and courses in business English arithmetic and physical education at Sharpsburg.
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Carlisle
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
United States
Congress
Woodrow Wilson Birthday Memorial Association
Cumberland County
Lewis
Senate
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Social visit honors at Calvin Rideour home
About seventy five guests attended a week night gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rideour. A fine supper followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Itneyer, Mr. and Mrs. William Itneyer, Mrs. Edward Itmeyer, Mrs. Bessie Imeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs. Frank Allbright, Mrs. Elsie Travinger, C. B. Imeyer, Hugh Bowman, Luther Long, Harry Wolfinger, Howard Johnson, Mrs. Max Unger and daughters May and Maxine, Misses Nellie Erma and Mildred Imeyer, Mrs. Pearl Raymer, Altinton.
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Calvin Ridenour
Maurice Johnson
Frank Johnson
Charles Itneyer
William Itneyer
Edward Itmeyer
Bessie Imeyer
Frank Hammond
Frank Allbright
Elsie Travinger
C. B. Imeyer
Hugh Bowman
Luther Long
Harry Wolfinger
Howard Johnson
Max Unger
May
Maxine
Nellie
Erma
Mildred Imeyer
Pearl Raymer
Allentown
Creomulsion Promoted for Children Coughs and Colds
A vintage advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any cough or cold in children. It claims the emulsion soothes inflamed membranes with six other medicinal elements, contains no narcotics, and offers instant relief when kept at home.
Municipal Band Performs at Keedysville Festival
The Municipal Band under Peter Boys visited Keedysville last night for a festival in the Odd Fellows Hall hosted by the Boys' Band of Keedysville. A decent crowd attended despite weather. the event may continue next week. Keedysville Band is led by David Kretzer and has appeared in various parades and events.
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Peter Boys
Keedysville
Odd Fellows
David Kretzer
Rock Island Lines Net Operating Income Falls in October and November
The Rock Island Lines reports November 1942 net operating income of 3 228 dollars, up 168 293 dollars from November 1933 but far below October 1942’s 486 471 dollars. Officials announced the figures Thursday.
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Chicago
Rock Ieland Lines
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Rudy
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
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the Gas Co
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League of Nations
A. D. Mack
Dept. of Accounts
A. Nerth Company
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Gines
Luther Jackson
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Roney Bros
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Goodyear Service, Inc
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Tate
U.S. A
ASCO
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Brazil
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