Agencies for Planning Win for Approval Washington
A plan proposed by national and state groups calls for permanent advisory planning boards at town city county state and federal levels to guide the wise use of human and natural resources. It links to the National Resources Committee and the 34 billion work relief era but faces shifts under Hopkins and wartime priorities.
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Sundma
National Rating Organization
Presid
Natural Resources Committee
Ickes
Roosevelt
Ameh
Har L. Hopkins
Fatally Burned In Crash Near Rockville Md
One man died and another injured in a crash between a parked car and a moving vehicle north of Rockville Maryland. Richard L. Reed, 23, of Washington, was killed. David Aitchison, also of Washington, suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized. The drivers in the other vehicle Enos W. Harnden and Bliss Hernden of Essen were charged with driving while intoxicated and released on bond. The Worland car caught fire and Farley’s body was found in the back seat after the blaze.
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Richard L
Washington
David Aitchison
Sandy Spring Hospital
Montgomery County
Aitchisen
Enos W
Harnden
Essen
Eboih Hernden
And
Worland
Farley
Worland Auto
Siles
Trade Pact Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Nation
Washington officials and legislators analyze a new reciprocal tariff treaty with Canada hailed as a revolution in trade. Critics warn it harms farmers like Vermont agriculture while supporters expect benefits to shipping and industry. The pact lowers duties on 180 American commodities, adds most favored nation rate terms, and promises Canadian revisions to valuation practices.
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Canada
United Deal
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Safbesgntatute
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Socrate
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Maine
O’mahoney
D Wye
Rocky Mountain
Henry F. Merrill
Port of
BE. H. Jones
Vermont
Hull
Wallace
Roosevelt
United States
Will Rogers Memorial Fund contribution noted
The Herald Mail in Hagerstown reports a reader enclosing a donation to the Will Rogers Memorial Fund. The note states the gift will be added to other local contributions and sent to the National Fund without deductions, for use as determined by the Memorial Committee.
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Will Rogers
Hagerstown
National Fund
Major US concessions reduce duties in Canada tariff talks
The talks cover 767 tariff items including general rate hikes and relief on arbitrary valuations. Major gains cite relief for merchants and travelers through the United States with promised legislation on tourist exemptions. Key US concessions include binding free list on pulp wood and newsprint and a 50 percent cut on aged whisky to $2.50 per gallon, affecting Scotch Irish and American whiskies.
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United States
Canada
Prison Head Dies in Texas Prison System Manager
Huntsville Texas November 16 Dave Nelson head of the Texas prison system died early today from pneumonia. Nelson served as the prison system manager and his death leaves the agency to be led by interim administrators.
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Huntsville
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Dave Nelson
Texas Prison System
Motion For New Trial Is Filed In Fatal Station Hold Up Case
In Frederick County Circuit Court attorneys for the Texas Company filed a motion for a new trial in the damages suit brought by Mrs. M Sollenberger of Hagers town for herself and daughter against the employer of her husband Reuben X Sollenberger who was killed in a filling station holdup. A Frederick county jury excused to reopen the case before the State Industrial Accident Commission after the verdict. The motion contends the verdict contradicted the evidence and includes general allegations.
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Frederick County
Texas Company
Rachel
M.sollenberger
Hagerstown
Reuben X. Sollenberger
Allegany County
Sollenberger
State Industrial Accident Commission
Miller 18 given ninety day jail sentence
Samuel Miller an 18 year old resident of 590 Ridge Avenue was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Magistrate John Dunn for resisting arrest. Miller allegedly resisted Patrolmen Bible and Richard when they tried to arrest him several weeks earlier. He was arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Max Malott.
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Samuel Miler
Block Ridge Avenue
John Dunn
Miller
Bible
Richard
Max Malott
Doctors Know Why Bowels Regulate Like a Watch
A health advice piece promotes liquid laxatives for constipation relief. It claims doctors prefer liquid forms because they allow gradually reduced doses, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin highlighted for its senna and cascara components. The message urges consulting doctors and druggists about the popular liquid laxatives and using regulated doses until regularity returns.
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