Trout fishing season draws crowds to streams
Anglers from across the region flock to Fishing Creek and its tributaries as Maryland’s trout season opens. D.C. visitors join locals at Brewster and Hunting Creek camps while forest road improvements ease parking. Officials report some 20,000 rainbow and rock trout stocked, with 20,000 more held for later distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaming
Fishing creek
Middle
Tuscarora
District of Columbia
Frank Weddle
eco forces
fishermer prd
hunting creek
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Catoctin Purnace
Mr. Richey
Paul Townsend
Lawrence Williams
Joseph Morrison
B. Prescott Laédy Clarke
William Coe
Washington
Kingman Brewster
Moonshine Raid Seizes Still and Mash in Brunswick
Federal agents from Hagerstown seized a cellar still twelve gallons of mash and six pints of whiskey during a raid on premises in Brunswick occupied by Thomas Hargrave and Benjamin H Kendall. Both men were charged with illegal liquor possession and taken to United States Commissioner D Angie Wolfinger in Hagerstown for processing with a hearing date to follow.
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Thomas Hargrave
Benjamin H. Kendall
Brunswick
Walker and Roe
Hagerstown
Hargrave
Kendall
United States
D. Angie Wolfinger
ers
Market Advances Lift Many Stocks in Broad Rally
Strong gains in industrials and blue chips propelled broad stock market advances in New York trading. General Motors Chrysler U S Steel Santa Fe Union Pacific and other leaders led the rise while many bonds remained steady and the dollar opened at about 4.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
seston
iment
MEOtors
steels
Seneral Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Sante Fe
Union Pacific
Standard 6
New Jersey
Macy
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
Disters Corporation
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Westinghouse
DuPont
Case
International Harvester
cota
Lewis Recommends Kelbaugh Appointment as Postmaster
Congressman David J. Lewis backs Earl T. Kelbaugh for Thurmont Maryland postmaster to fill a four year term. Kelbaugh a World War II veteran would succeed Howard YL Damush whose term ended January 21 and would be designated acting postmaster immediately.
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Washington
Earl T. Kelbaugh
Thurmont
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Frederick County
Democratic State Central
Kelbaugh
Howard YL Damush
Lewis
Commencement Schedule Up for County Schools Meeting
County education officials discuss spring athletics and a June schedule to finalize commencement dates. Plans include safety measures for pupils, track classifications, and potential athletic prize incentives. Manila issues warn citizens after suspected Japanese fishing incursions near Moro islands. Mount faculty appointments include Prof. John Cassady named acting head of chemistry at Mt. St. Marys College.
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prenais
Right Superin
executive County
Prukt
princpals
perm
stow
Frederick County Safety
track
feld mesti
Ferguson
Manila
Philppine
Moro islands
Cegayan de Sulu
Sioncengan
Parans
Liegal King
ON MOUNT
John Cassady
Ja. Hopkins
Mt. St. Marrs College
Cassa
WEI cere
John Gorcon
Johns Hopkins
Cassady
Centre College tucky
Univ
Accident In Rawson WV Claims Several Injured
Ralph DeWees of Gracenam remains in critical condition with a fractured skull after a car wreck at Ghamies Town Central Hospital reports. Miss Sade Kern of Thurmont is recovering from injuries from the Sunday crash in Rawson West Virginia. William Russell Whit tington of Rawson was killed and Gretus Ackins of Chariss Town suffered bruises and lacerations in the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretus Ackins
Chariss Town
Hitler urges new negotiations on Frontiers Pact
A leaked 1936 note to British Foreign Secretary Eden outlines a four month negotiation plan for a frontier settlement. Germany would accept a commission of one rep from Great Britain, Italy and a neutral power to oversee frontier controls amid Rhineland tensions.
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Associated Press
Bern
Adolf Hier
Anthony Eden
branew Locamo
Ger
Buehrer
Germany
mim
Great Briain
Italy
Rhineland
France
Fragments From a Local Page On Fool's Day
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a day with vague references to fools day customs and local people. Mentions include William G. Rennes a fish, Marion Rice, a calendar freak, and County Board of Education activity with a date around Wednesday the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Rennes
Marion Rice
County Board of
Edway
Selassie Led His Opew Troops To Their Doom
Italian forces claim a major victory near Amba under Marshal Badoglio. He reports 7,000 Ethiopian casualties and a high Italian loss toll, with Selassie said to have directed combat personally at Lake Ash.
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Selassie
Rome
Apr
IItaly
Haile Selassie
Pietro Badoglio
Badoglio
Exhipman
batteréay
Lake
Ash sec mules
ines
Amba
AMH
Lutherans Plan Summer School at Hood College
Plans for a Marvand Summer School for Church workers to be held at Hood College from July 27 to August 2 under Lutheran guidance are underway. Amos J. Traver, registrar, and a denomi national staff will chair courses and group discussions for pastors and laymen with recreation for youths. Rev. Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder will speak at a reception and closing service.
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Hood College
Marvand
Lutheran land
Amos J. Traver
sax Outstana
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Lutheran church of the Reformaton
Wash“metas
D. C
mihetan
c. Traver
Evangelical
Boomhewer
August Pohlman
Temple
Frode
Soviet and Jap Forages in Long Mongolian Fight
Reports from Mongoua ted today describe a 24 hour battle between Mongolian and Manchoukuoan forces. Japanese and Manchoukuoan troops allegedly crossed the frontier from Manchoukuo and retreated after heavy losses, with air raids claimed and no definite casualty figures given. The conflict center is in Manchoukuo near the Mongolian border, about 1274 miles north of Tawlan.
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Assoc
sdvices
Imio
Cookyo
Manchoukuo
peat—hin
Associated Press
Hsin
Tawlan
Manchoukuoan
hare
Ouse
Monzota
State police to install interlocking broadcasting stations
Work began Tuesday at Laurel on a plan for a statewide broadcasting network that will interlock Maryland police stations. The system uses a different wavelength, with 16 Maryland State Police cars equipped for the new broadcasts and every patrol motorcycle expected to join the network.
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Laurel
Maryland
MCTCUS COUNLY
rot
Stacs
12 Prisoners Escape From Virginia Jail
Jonesville Va April authorities report 12 inmates escaped Lee County Jail early today after breaking through bars in the largest jail break in county history. Sheriff Shen R. F. Gres and deputies pursued fugitives described as three men seen heading into the mountain country in a wide search.
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Jonesville
Leee county
Shcers
Shen R. F. Gres
Stress Murder Trial Testimony Completed
In New York on April, a trial witness described interactions with Gebhardt, a 43 year old man identified as the defendant’s lover. The testimony recounts questions and events around an alleged murder case.
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New York
Apri
Gebhardt
Wren
Warhagior A or 1A measures stamp issue
Fragmentary text describes a stamp measure involving three cent stamps and a specific quantity. The exact entities and context are unclear, but the note references a wartime era stamp program and distribution details.
Easter Sunrise Service at Cobieniz Hall Steps
The Frederick Young Peoples Union hosts an Easter sunrise service at Cobieniz Hall on Easter morning. Rev Charles D Shaker is to speak as the general secretary of MC A, with interdenominational and inter-racial aims noted. If rain, the gathering moves to Brodbeck Hall.
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Frederick Young Peoples Union
Cobieniz
Hood
Charles D Shaker
MC. A
Frederick young people
J. Britain Winter
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
sain
Brodbeck Hall
Woman's Club Meeting At Landauer Home In Rosemont
The meeting gathers this afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Iming M Landauer in Rosemont. Miss Ault attends from Cumberland and has been connected with the Potomac Edison Company for five years.
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idiietown Woman's Club
Iming M. Landauer
Rosemont
Miss Ault
Hood leze
Cumberas
Potomac Edison Company
China to Observe First Children’s Year Exhibition
The capital collects playthings reflecting China's new Children’s Year as youths display miniature bombers and toy planes alongside traditional kites and puzzles, signaling a shift in cultural emphasis and a push toward modern-age patriotism.
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China
Season of Flittings Reaches Height as April Arrives
Freder1cktonians face shifting home plans and weather setbacks as residents move within cities. The Potomac Edizon Company lists numerous relocations from Urbana to Frederick and nearby streets, with many residents changing addresses and housing locations amid spring changes.
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Apr
busnaces
Urbana
Hansonrile
Hattie S Hicks
Dickerson
L. HL Muler
Commercial Bank
BR. F
Prederick
Preston Mi
Frederek
Frede Wise
Middletown
Lik Zimmerman
Glee Club Program Mentioned In Friday Listing
The fragment notes a high school glee club program scheduled for Friday with songs and joining members listed. It references an Austrian service and a continuation on page five with an AP byline indicating broader news context and emergency planning mentions.
Weather report fragment missing essential data
The provided text lists sporadic weather data including high and low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, and moon phases but contains formatting errors and incomplete values. No cohesive forecast or location is identified.
Delay in Lindbergh case execution tied to grand jury
Prison warden says the electrocution of Bruno Hauptmann will be postponed until Friday as Mercer County grand jury continues review of the Wendell confession and possible origins of the ladder used in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Attorney General Wilents expresses confidence no indictment against Wendell. Arch Loner urges investigation into the origin of the ladder and board involved in Hauptmann’s case.
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Trenton
Bruno
grand
Mark O. Kimberling
state penitentiary
Wendel
Marshall
Attormer
David T. Wilents
Kimberling
Hauptmann
marachea
Wood
Washogton
Arch W. Loner
PWA
Hardy G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Loner
Bramo Richard
Haupi
Bauptmann
Loney
amber
House Relief Bill Is Held Unlawful
The House relief revenue bill passed last night but was deemed invalid just hours after final passage and sent back to the Senate. Attorney General Herbert O'Conor noted the late adjournment and procedural irregularities surrounding the action.
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Amnapous
House of Detezates
The
warmne
Herbert O'Conor
House
Senate
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BREWSTER ESTATE
Jam
U. S
Hargrave And
Kendal
HITLER
EDEN
Locarno
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Badoglioc
LUTHERANS PLAN
Cred
Foster A. Gile
Baltimore
TOKYO
Outer Mongolia
Virginia
hal
ANTIETAM COEN
Grand Jury
Market street
Tower apartments
East Church street
Malcolm Hoffman
East Sixth street
Patrick street
Wi. Sprankle
North Market street
East Third street
J. A. Catsail
Buckerstown
Bernard Gubert
Park Place
Ralph J. Cline
Wilson Avenue
Maple avenue
Lester G. Dutrow
Walkersville
Edgar Hahn
T. A. Hoofrom
East Fourth street
Theodore
Jasper P
West street
W. A. Masser
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