North end sewer work advances with crews of fifty
The north end sewer project, started about two weeks ago, employs about 50 men. Lines on Cypress Street are under way while Magnolia Avenue and Hamilton Boulevard north of Irvin Avenue will be cut next. City Engineer J H Seibert said 50 more workers will begin Friday to speed completion. The aim is to sewer densely populated sections for prompt revenue. Seibert has many applications but favors married men with families. Several unemployed men say they cannot pay rent or water charges due to lack of funds.
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Roosevelts Informal Meals At Krum Elbow Home
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt keeps meals informal with breakfast in bed to read and dictate letters at times in Albany and Hyde Park. Supper is the main family gathering with lively conversation. He enjoys visits from guests and entertaining grandchildren Anna Eleanor Curtis Roosevelt Dall and Sarah Delano Roosevelt.
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Inquest Planned for Railroad Foreman Harry Martin
An inquest will be held at Waynesboro tonight into the death of Harry Martin a 59 year old Western Maryland railroad section foreman who died after a fall Monday afternoon. He tripped over a railroad tie and suffered a fractured skull.
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Hopewell Barn Fire Destroys Dance Hall Structure
A barn along the Western Pike at Hopewell burned to ashes last night around 10 oclock after a dance for Clarence Kershner and Garland E Groh ended. Firefighters arrived late but prevented spread to a nearby dwelling. livestock were saved. The farm is tenanted by Percy Myers and the loss is insured.
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Garland E. Grob
Hopewell
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Antietam
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Groh
Beloit Negro Prisoner Confesses Railroad Plot
Henry Vance, a Beloit man, admitted after arrest on November 5 that he conspired with others to remove spikes from the railroad right of way shortly before President Hoover's special train passed. Authorities said the confession was given tonight.
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Beloit
Hoover
Spiken
Police Sought After Lead With Reward Hinted
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Sparks Digestive Remedies
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle liver aid and digestive stimulant. It warns against relying on salts, mineral waters, or laxatives for quick happiness, and promotes asking for Carter's by name on the red label.
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Three Nations Plan Attack On Unemployment
Paris reports France Germany and Britain forming an economic consortium to tackle unemployment. Raymond Paténotre will head operations with Paris HQ guiding a plan to renew prosperity through industrial expansion and factory employment for jobless in larger economies.
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Germany
Britain
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Great Britain
Raymond Patenotre
M. Patenotre
Germany to provide loan for European rail electrification
A proposed loan of 17 000 000 000 trance is to fund rail electrification in Poland Romania Irak and Portugal with France and England each to provide 40 percent and Germany 20 percent. The Paris edition of the Herald Tribune reports the plan. Sixteen arrests were made in Salisbury during raids by prohibition agents over recent days on liquor sale charges.
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Romania
Irak
Portugal
Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
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England
Germany
Salisbury
Visitors Tour Washington County Museum Exhibition
Members of the Maryland branch of the National Parent Teacher Association toured the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. They viewed the American painting exhibition The Background of American Painting and attended an Italian painting lecture. Afterward Mr Médford guided twenty Hood College art students through the galleries as fifty two visitors attended.
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Maryland
National Parent Teacher Association
Washington County Museum
Frederick with Miss Katherine Eichelberger
Frederick pairs with Miss Katherine Eichelberger, a Hood College art professor, in a notable social or educational setting.
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Frederick
Katherine Eichelberger
Hood College
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