Maryland proposes regional construction program in Baltimore meeting
The Maryland coordination committee debated how to shape five district plans into a state program. Fredericks County and Washington County were to submit projects for recommendation while Dr Horace Flack warned a full schedule would take days to draft. Governor Ritchie noted Roosevelt favored George Radcliffe for the post, though Radcliffe was noncommittal.
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Body Found In Burned Home Near Annapolis
The body of Mrs. John R. Hill was found by firemen early today after they extinguished a blaze that destroyed her bungalow at Severn side near Annapolis. She lived alone and had visited a neighbor until midnight. A neighbor reported the fire about 4 30 AM.
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John R. Hill
Severnside
Read Riot Act to Leaders Warned by Hitler in Nazi Speech
Berlin reports quote Chancellor Hitler declaring the revolutionary curve must bend to evolution. He calls for preserving capable business leaders, removing democracy, and ending majority voting in committees while stressing personal responsibility in economic life.
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Berlin
Hitler
Conference debate resumes as leaders push ahead with agenda
The gathering pressed to advance work despite divisions over currency and tariffs. Italy’s Signor Jung urged progress while Neville Chamberlain warned against isolating items, with representatives from France and the United States weighing their positions.
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Deaths R Menry Senchoff and infant Hollenbaugh
Death notices report R Menry Senchoff nephew of Mrs Sallie Gassman Haines of 1805 Virginia Ave died yesterday in Greenville according to word received. Also Williars infant son of Samuel and Anna J Hollenbaugh died at 611 North Mulberry St from complications aged 14 months with siblings listed. services set for Sunday with interment at Neonvitte Fa.
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Hagerstown council approves chamber style public works plan
The city adopts a public works program drafted by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce including water main enlargements sewage extension incinerator and west end drain at an estimated 298000 with federal grant potential. Also proposed is road and grade crossing improvements and a city bakery tax debate deferred. Health reported June cases and August 2 half holiday for city hall staff.
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Chicago Grain Market Quotation Notes and Prices
Quotations from The Stiskel Sales Corporation show open high low and settlement figures for Wheat and corn futures in July September December and May contracts. Prices are listed for locations in Chicago and Magerstown Maryland with percentages indicating price changes and daily limits.
Mattern Flier Missing After Siberia Flight
Round World flier Mattern, aiming for a new world speed record, went missing after a Siberian leg. He was forced down by motor trouble with a damaged tail. search efforts led by Bill Alexander began from Floyd Bennett Field.
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Albany police court collects pennies from protest fine
Albany California July 7 AP The Albany police court received 500 pennies from Miss Alice Prieste 24 in payment under protest of a speeding fine pile noted as collected in protest.
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Alice Prieste
Confidence in Banks Rebounds Then Slows Postal Savings
Washington notes show a retreat of rush to postal saving depositories as banking confidence returns. By end of March deposits reached 1,111,575,385 with large February increase, then gains slowed through April and May totaling 1,178,342,117, amid reopenings and reforms.
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Italian planes poised for hop to Cartwright from Reykjavik
Italian air armada led by Italo Balbo prepares a 24 seaplane cruise leg 1000 miles from Reykjavik toward Cartwright as weather reports arrive. Takeoff time undetermined awaiting favorable conditions.
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Song Fails Death in Carbon Monoxide Rescue
James Connelly, a cleaner at a New York federal garage, was revived after being overcome by carbon monoxide. He sang while working, but his song stopped abruptly as four oxygen tanks aided in the revival. police investigated the incident.
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County Fast Paying All Obligations
The county improved its finances last week by retiring 145000 in notes and redeeming 45000 in bonds and paying teachers 56000 in salaries. Public school teachers are paid to date and all bonds due this year redeemed. Remaining debt to banks about 152000 to be paid soon. Next year monthly county payments drop from 56000 to 36000 due to state aid. The city also reports better finances paying current bills from tax receipts and 925000 borrowed in April will be paid.
Screen Stars Separate in Nevada Divorced by Lombard and Powell
William Powell and Carole Lombard plan a Nevada divorce after a sudden decision to separate. Mrs. H C Peters, Lombard’s mother, says they will remain close friends. They wed June 26, 1931, Lombard’s first marriage. Powell’s second after previous divorce from Jule M. Powell in 1930.
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Los Angeles
Wiliam Powell
Carole Lombard
Nevada
H.C. Peters
Jule. M. Powell
Noise dispute over pretzel machine unsettles Chicago officials
In Chicago Judge Leon Edelman evaluates if a Homer B. Moyer pretzel machine breaches a city noise ban from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Seven witnesses say the business starts late, others claim no disturbance until 4 a.m, as details unfold on a notable legal action.
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Chicago
Leon Edelman
Homer B. Moyer
Baltimore code aims to boost workers pay and hour limits
Baltimore July 7 report outlines a preliminary code for a state meeting of independent gasoline dealers. It proposes a five percent wage increase and a forty hour work week to double the number of employees, while price questions would be handled by federal authorities.
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Rockefeller 94 Tomorrow
Tarrytown New York July 7 P John D Rockefeller Sr will celebrate his ninety four birthday anniversary tomorrow at his Pocantico Hills estate with his children grandchildren and great grandchildren accompanying him on the occasion
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Pocantico Hills
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