Maryland Eyes Relief Plan Burden With Hopkins Talk
Tapolis dispatch reports Maryland Governor Nice and legislative leaders met with Harry Hopkins in Washington to discuss relief costs and the state’s share, estimated at about 18 million dollars annually. They expect a reduced burden under a new federal work program, with no definite tax plan yet and no partisan stance.
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Federa
Avery
Hopkins
Maryland
Nice
Biore
Hopkine
Howard Bruce
J. Allan Coad
State Senate
Kent R Mullikin
House of Delegates
Radcliffe
Hudetife
Binca
Harry
Coad
Funeral for Navy pilot Reeves set for Wednesday
Annapolis Md Jan 31 Six Naval aviators will be pallbearers at funeral services for Lieut William C Reeves U S Army aviator and son of Admiral J M Reeves commander in chief of the United States Fleet Interment services will be held at the Naval Academy at 2 p m Wednesday Admiral Reeves will attend.
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Annapolis
William C. Reeves
U. S. Army
J. M. Reeves
United States Fleet
Reeves
Naval Academy
Admiral Reeves
Slim Down in a Week with JAD Salts Cure
A rushed health claim advertorial touts rapid fat loss by taking JAD Salts after meals. It promises four to seven pounds shed in seven days, asserts no hunger, and urges readers to show the article to a doctor. Claims include improved health, increased activity, and noticeable slenderness. The copy pedantically extols the product and its supposed digestive benefits.
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Scala
Cheage
Smith Takes Interim Lead As Maryland Road Chief
Nathan L. Smith became acting chairman of the Maryland State Road Commission on Monday and stated no drastic changes will occur in the current setup. He plans to guard against overspending and ensure charges go to the proper accounts with his temporary tenure through September. Maryland awaits possible $34,020,000 federal funding for 48 bridge projects, 2 grade crossing eliminations, 200 miles of widening, and 100 miles of new roads, all aligned with state estimates.
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Baltimore
Nathan L. Smith
State Road Commission
Smith
G. Clinton Uhl
Commission
Washington
Maryland
Congress
American Association of Highway Officials
FDR Plans Radio Birthday Broadcast
Washington reports President Roosevelt marked his 53rd birthday by planning a radio address from the Oval Room study at 2 38 P M EST. Officials said 1 200 more communities will participate in birthday benefits. Funds go to infantile paralysis treatment.
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Washington
Necaevelt
Boettigers Return From Honeymoon in New York
John Boettiger and Anna Roosevelt Call shortened their honeymoon to a week. They arrived in New York and stayed at their Central Park South apartment, hoping to blend in as ordinary Americans. They visited the President and Mrs Roosevelt’s town house and spoke briefly to reporters, with Boettiger shy about questions.
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New York
John Boettiger
Anna Roosevelt Call
Central Park South
Mra. Roosevelt
Boettiger
Chicago
Washington
Hauptmann Studies Lines Before Defense Case Opens
In Flemington New Jersey on January 22 Bruno Richard Hauptmann practiced lines for his courtroom entrance as the first defense witness. His lawyer Edward J Reilly briefed him on questions about financial records readied for cross examination. Mrs Hauptmann joined the discussion at the jail bull pen as preparation continued for Thursday’s testimony.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New York
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Grand Jury to Probe Murders in Baltimore
Harold Johnson, 29, married, was brought before a grand jury on a murder charge tied to the December 1 fatal shooting of 17 year old Pauline A. Connelly. He allegedly shot himself after wounding the girl and was held in jail after hospitalization. The incident occurred at Johnsons apartment with Johnson, Connelly, and Mrs Johnson and her brother present.
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Baltimore
Johnson
Grand
Pauline A. Connelly
Miss Connelly
High School Principals Meet to Discuss Education
A joint meeting of Washington and Frederick county high school principals is set for Thursday at Senior High School starting 7 p.m. on January 24 to discuss Issues of Secondary Education. About 25 attendees expected with T G Pullen Jr and James EK Spitamas directing duties. Byron J Grimes and E W Pruitt will also attend. Governor and Mrs Nice to attend White House reception January 31 per invitation from President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Frederick Counties
T. G. Pullen, Jr
Baltimore
James EK
Spitamas
Cumberland
Byron J. Grimes
Washington County
E. W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Annapolis
Mra
Harry W. Nice
Roosevelt
White House
Nice
Twelve Dead in Blast at P R Mine Gilberton Pa
In Gilberton Pennsylvania a catastrophic explosion at the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron mine killed twelve miners and injured seventy one. Rescue teams from Nesquehoning Wilkes-Barre and local hospitals aided efforts as gas and afterdamp hampered recovery.
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P.&r
Officers Seek Identity Of Body In Explosion Wreckage
Police and Federal agents seek to identify a young man found among wreckage from an explosion at a whiskey still near Baltimore. The blast had already killed Ralph Osborne, 25, who died soon after last Saturday, and the second body is described as about 25 years old, found crumpled behind a large bulldozer wrecked by the blast.
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Baltimore
Ralph Osborne
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepelli Promotes Gentle Family Relief
A cited liquid laxative, advertised as safe and effective for family use, contains penta and opecara and promises gentle relief from biliary upset. It recommends Syrup Pepsin for occasional upset and urges regulated dosing until normal regularity returns.
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Boettigers
Honeymoon
Lala
Cauffman
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Harry S. Myers
R. C. A. and
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Garver Furniture Co
Ayers Bros. Coal and Building Supplies
R.C.M. Coal
Patahontas
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Price
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Jonathan &J
Hagérstown
Gilberton
Philadelphia
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Harry Lengle
Tremont
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Valley View
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