Annual Flitting Lists Show Fewer Movers This Spring
A Frederick area notice reports fewer residents changing residences this spring than last year with moves recorded since March and expected through the week. Names and new locations include Mrs. E. M. Morgan and Miss Gertrude Darby among others, plus meter work orders and a separate divorce decree granting Margaret G. Mulkey custody and support for her child.
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Frederick
C. and P. Telephone Company
Potomac Edison, Gas and Electric Office
E. M. Morgan
Bentz
East Fourth
East Patrick
North Market
Gertrude Darby
Woodfield
William B. Leichert
East Second
Claggett Wiles
Middletown
Jefferson
Norma R. Null
Patrick Street
Hugh A. Roddy
Zentz Apts
College Park
Virgil Baker
Barthlows
New Market
W. R. Cadie
Emmitsburg
George 8. Duvall
Mt. Airy
Ridgeville
Norman
Albert E. O'Neill
Mt. Tabor
Bolivar
Michael E. Pue
Dill Ave
Fifth Street
John S. Renn, Sr
East Eighth
Dill Avenue
W. C. Riley
Patrick
M. A. Sheets
Main Street
Monrovia
J. Williams Strine
Thirteenth Street
Francis X. Staley
Elizabeth Stauffer
East Third
East Church
J. E. Tobin
South Market
Harvey S. Tucker
Mt. Pleasant
Walter White
Harry W. Winpigler
Pearl
Utica Mills
Ephraim B. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Potomac Edison Company
C. M. Murray
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
A. D. Zimmerman
Walter Dudrow
John E. Fogle
McMurray
Edward van Fossen
H. N. Kefine
Hansonville
Victor Frailey
East Patrick Street
Jeannette Weinberg
Harris C. Phebus
McMurray Street
Sam Marino
South Maket
Mike Copouios
Whismer Street
Circuit Cour
Frederick County
Margaret G. Mulker
Branswick
Ralph A. Mulkey
Margaret C. Mulkey
James
Rens Sharp
Frederick limits lifted for April Fool's Day drive
Frederick authorities announce a one day experiment removing street speed limits to 60 mph and turning off traffic lights for Sunday only. Police and officers take a day off to attend church as residents prepare garages for the event with a cautionary codicil about any stunts.
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Frederick
Spanish Moon show rehearsals at City Opera House
Local thespians rehearse for April 9 and 10 performances with Vernon L. DeTar composing. Notable numbers include Won't You Smile Ruth James Isn t Love a Funny Proposition Just Leave It to Me Land of Hot Tamale Song of the Toreadors and Spanish Moon with ensembles and costumed dance groups. William Kay Martin directs.
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City Opera House
Vernon L. DeTar
University of Syracuse Glee Club
New York
E. Austin James
Ruth James
Stewart H. Brown
R. Earl Derr
Austin Rhoads
George Smith
Frances Staley
William Kay Martin
Elizabeth Albaugh
Hilda Zimmerman
Lena White
Mary Kemp
Mary Marrone
Dorothy Taylor
Evelyn White
Eva Morgan
Margaret Haller
Louie Danner
Evaline Stapf
Virginia Keefer
Virginia Harrison
Vida van Fossen
Alice Newlin
Helen Markoe
Arabelle Danner
Valetta Yinger
Frances Yinger
Peggy Nusz
Esther Grove
Helen Grumbine
Anna Albaugh
Geraldine Kreh
Helen Grimes
Polly Little
Marceline Routzahn
Grace Eader
Maude Angevine
Betty Donnan
Dorothy Hahn
Tillie Lease
Polly Hankey
Fords sail for Europe on Majestic voyage
New York March 31 AP Mr and Mrs Henry Ford depart aboard the Majestic for a Europe trip. He plans to visit England Scotland and Ireland with no business on the agenda. Mrs Ford crosses for the first time and secrecy surrounds their movements. They expect to return March 7.
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New York
Henry Ford
Europe
Majestic
Norway
Ford
Myr
Dublin
Bremen
Baldonnel
Free State
Windstorm damages farms and fences in Creagerstown area
A severe windstorm Friday night between 8 and 9:30 o clock caused extensive damage in Creagerstown vicinity. Barn doors and fodder ricks were blown off at multiple farms including Henry Steadman and J M Engle, trees uprooted on Frank M Stevens farm, and a straw stack overturned at Howard Engle. Fences fell and roofs suffered damage across several properties.
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Creagerstown
Henry Steadman
Mr. Miller
Virginia
Frank M. Stevens
Resignation of Rev J K Miller Seeded by Brethren Church
Rev J Kurtz Miller pastor of the Church of the Brethren in Frederick resigns effective June 30 after ten years with the local congregation. Born 1865 in Greencastle Pa he previously led Brooklyn Church of the Brethren and was ordained bishop in 1903. No future plans announced and J C Garst to attend upcoming Brethren conference. Jersey Breeders Elect announces officers and banquet speakers from Montgomery County Jersey Cattle Breeders Association. The Gaithersburg Washington Grove Fire Department incorporates with state authorities. incorporators listed.
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J. Kurtz Miller
Church of the Brethren
Mr. Miller
Frederick
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York City
J. C. Garst
Churches of the Bretren
la Verte
California
Jersey
Montgomery County
Jersey Cattle Breeders’ Association
Olney Im
Olney
Francis C Hutton
Cloppers
Lathan C. Stiles
Rockrile
Treaser
Cho
Trundia
Gaithersburg
Hutton
Banouet
Dorsey Downey
Robert W. Eno
American Jersey Association
T Ray Brooks
Marylang Jersey
Appoints City Election Supervisors
Governor Ritchie announced the reappointment of the Board of Supervisors of Elections of Frederick City. The members named are Charles F Brepner and Charles Herbert, both Democrats, and Gearca T Schroeder, a Republican, with terms beginning in April.
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Baard of
Frederick City
Ritchie
Charles F Brepner
Charles
Herbert
Gearca T Schroeder
Growth Of Executive Power Growth Of Executive Power
Washington March 31. The piece argues that executive power has steadily grown, concentrating authority in the presidency and its appointees. It catalogs cabinet departments and commissions under presidential control, cites past wars as proof of executive dominance, and notes clashes with Congress and courts over war and peace powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Congress
State
War
Treasury
Justice
Navy
Agriculture
Commerce
Interior
Executive
Treasury Department
Justice Department
Postoffice Department
Commerce Department
Federal Trade, Tariff and
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Johnson
John Quincy Adams
The
House
Lincoln
Confederacy
Johnson
Borah
Reed
Lofige
Wils
League of Nations
Thaddeus Stephens
W. P. Fessenden
Licked Johnson
Wilson
People
White House
Death of Willis Triggers Upsets for Politicians
Washington March 31 AP The sudden death of Senator Willis of Ohio halted Congress as both chambers adjourned out of respect. Committees were formed for his funeral. Hoover’s presidential prospects faced speculation with Willis’ demise potentially reshaping Ohio support. Some MPs floated other favorite sons, including Fess and Longworth. Heflin urged Mrs Willis to have Willis stomach contents examined by a chemist amid questions about the death.
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Washington
Willis
Ohio
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Work
Buckeye
Fitzgerald
Fess
Longworth
Mar
Frank RB. Willis
Senator Willis
Heflin
Alabama
Heftin
Willis Death Not Change Primary Plans
Columbus, March 31 AP reports Senator Frank B. Willis death will not alter the preferential Primary. Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown ruled Willis' name remains on the ballot for the Republican Presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank B. Willis
Clarence J. Brown
Hoe
Willis
Prince of Wales Thrown Three Times in Two Races
In Bromsgrove Worcestershire England on March 31 the Prince of Wales rode in two steeplechases and was thrown three times. He abandoned the first race after two tumbles but completed the second despite a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
England
New Buses Ordered by Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Five new buses with 29 passenger capacity, 110 hp engines, Mohair high back seats, headrest covers, and overhead racks. They operate between Hagerstown and Baltimore starting May 1, with a new time card effective April 29.
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Blue Ridge Tranportation Co
Hagerstown
Baltimore
France Ready to Submit Correspondence on War Talks
Washington March 31 AP France said it was willing to submit to Germany Britain Italy and Japan all Franco American anti war correspondence and the draft of a general treaty to preempt further war. Jo Milton Schaefle of West Third Street returned from Clearwater with a recital of fifteen works with Greigs Scarlet Guard Band.
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Washington
France
Jo Milton Schaefle
West Third Street
Bat
Clearwater
Flauberen
Greigs Scarlet Guard
Filmmaker Berkeley Battles Birkenhead Over Dawn Film
In Jingland a heated clash pits Capt Roghald Berkeley author of the Eaith Cavell film Dawn against Lord Birkenhead secretary of state for India and famed barrister. Birkenhead questions exploiting noblewomen’s war agony while Berkeley says the film aims to show hatred of war, likening indecency to publishers profiting from printed Bibles.
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Jingland
Roghald Berkeley
Eaith Cavell
Lord Birkenhead
India
Britain
Birkenhead
Captain Berkeley
Son of J M Cox Caught After Cops Use Guns
James M Cox Jr 24 son of ex governor was captured after police fired many shots during a chase on Fifth Avenue. He faced charges of assault leaving the scene and later driving while intoxicated. He told a magistrate he knew the laborer was struck but believed uninjured. laborer suffered bruises and cuts. He was held on $1000 bail awaiting a Wednesday hearing.
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New York
James M. Cox, Jr
Osio
Cox
Peter Lorenzo
Fifth Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Biltmore
Yale
Dreyer
Yorkville
Lorenzo
Cambridge Defeats Oxford in Boat Race
Cambridge University defeated Oxford in the annual Boat Race on the Thames, winning by ten lengths. The time was 20 minutes 25 seconds, with Cambridge a three to one favorite. Putney, England, Mar 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge University
Oxford
Thames
Cambridge
Putney
England
Columbus O Donnel Lee Dies in Baltimore at 75
Columbus O Donnel Lee, once prominent in Baltimore business and society, died at his Melvale home after a year of illness. He was born in Frederick County 75 years ago.
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Baltimore
Columbus O'Donnel Lee
Melvale
Frederick County
Penny Express Trains Crash injures 63 near Lima Ohio
A collision of the Broadway and Liberty Limited trains near Lima Ohio injures 63 people, including 44 passengers and 19 railroad workers. Engineer Henry Straffer of Fort Wayne suffers fractures. The Broadway halted for a work train amid sleet, while the Liberty rear-ended at about 40 mph. Most hurt were discharged after treatment. several remained in Lima hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lima
Ohio
Henry Straffer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Liberty
Washington
Chicago
Broadway
New York
A.R. Hyatt
Sydney Hall
Charles J. Haver
J. Gamarki
Baltimore
F. J. Hall
Murdered Worcester Teacher Found Beside Cambridge Turnpike
The body of Mika Margaret Stewart a Worcester teacher at the Beverly School for the Deaf was found last night on the Cambridge turnpike near the town center. Police report deep gashes on the forehead and crushed skull. Clothing disordered officials believe she was killed elsewhere and her body moved to the roadside. The medical examiner said she had been dead about an hour when found by a passing motorist.
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Concord
Mads
Mar
Mika Margaret Stewart
Worcester
Baverly School For the Deaf
Cambridge
Pollice
Editor Vandenberg Named U S Senator From Michigan
Lansing announces Arthur H. Vandenberg editor of the Grand Rapids Herald is appointed United States Senator to replace the late Woodbridge N. Ferris. Governor Fred W. Green made the appointment. Vandenberg is 44 and had been viewed as a probable Republican nominee. The piece also notes local business moves in FrederIck, a probate will case, and a county roads discussion.
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Lansing
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Grand Rapids Herald
United States
Michigan
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Fred W. Green
Vandenberg
United States Senate
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Tharmont
Lewistown
State Roads Commission
Commission
Baltlisre
Noo
Pat
American Legion
Mrs. Ford
Patapeen Power, Light and Mineral Company
Wade H. D. Warfield
Carroll County
Pews Company
Marriottsylle
Am Atlante
Pepeyeh
Teven Rae
Fredericks
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland State Society
D. A
Belvedere
Francis H. Markell
Markell
Robert A. Welsh
Millersville
John &. H. Lilburn
St. Mary’s City
Henry M. Robert, Jr
Annapolis
George Morton Scott
Edith F. Boggs
Holloway
J. Charles Linthicum
Loyal R. Alden
Maryland Society
Harry C. Ostrander
Winchester Hall
Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Dustin FE. Hayes
Malcolm White
Dickerson
Dudley Pare
Record Street
White
Mary Maxine White
Frederick City Hoxmill
David O. Griffin
Florida
Cuba
Guin
Flora
West Coast
J. K. Miller
Brethren Church
Spring Council
Peeter
Wales
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
U.S
J. M. Cox
Columbus O’donnel Lee
Richmond
APV
Coolidge
Swannanoa
Rive Ridge Mountains
Byrd
Wuakes
Constantinople
Smyrna
Chrcwit Court
Rockwile
Charles F Wittman
Nels Elizabehh
Brunswick
Robert Luckie
Verge Ma Episcopal School
Lynch Jourg
Liberty Limited
Taubman Automotive Company
Rosenour
Corner Market
Church Streets
Hamman’s Dollar Store
William Hahn
Taubman Company
Ida 3
Wiles
Elmer Elroy Wachter
Charles Newton Wachters
Ralph Franklin Wachter
Wiliam Noah Wachter
William Noah Wachter
Dorothy Elizabeth Wachter
Helen Lucille Wachter
Motors
R Ri
R. Valentine
Harry Valentine
James Saylor
David Weitzel
Harrison Keibholtz
Newton Shires
J and
John Keibholtz
Dhek
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