Hunting Creek Fishing Regulated As 1938 Trout Season Opens
Park Service posts notices restricting fishing to artificial lures and 6 am to 7 pm hours along Hunting Creek within the Catoctin Recreation area near Thurmont. Officials drop the proposed 50 cent daily license and plan to patrol for compliance. Warden Benjamin F. Phobus approves the artificial lure rule as a sport measure. anglers report mixed success and several near creel limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Thurmont
Park Service
Hunting Creek
Arno B Cammerer
National Park Service
Washington
Walkersville Plans Troop Of Boy Scouts
Walkersville hosts a new Boy Scout troop and a Cub Pack No 4 forming with 18 regular members and 12 Cub members. James Van Fossen named Scoutmaster, with Thomas Cramer Jr Howard Kersheer and Raymond Staley as assistants. Meetings Wednesdays at 730 and 740 pm. Sponsoring ministers aim for growth. country youths 2 3 miles away joining.
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Walkersville
Sionday
Sas
Octa
Percy Claggett
George Smith
Robert N.eodemus
Grayson South
James van Fossen
Sus
Thomas Cramer Jr
Howard Kersheer
Raymond Staley
van Fossen
Glade Valley Center
Percy Clagrett
Walkersville Bank
M. T. Tabler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nelson C. Brown
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Reconvening Date For Grand Jury II April 25
Grand jury reconvening may occur Monday April 25 amid murder probe of Mrs Mary Peamroy at Frederick Junction. Andrew Peamroy, her husband, held on murder charges as autopsy confirms intracranial hemorrhage and additional injuries. State's Attorney says evidence collection continues and several cases await grand jury review.
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Mary Peomroy
Trederick Junction
Circuit Court
Andrew J. Peamroy
Sherman P. Bowers
Peamroy
Peomroy
U. S. To Scale Down Oil Company Claims
Washington reports the United States aims to trim down American oil company claims for seized property in Mexico. President Cardenas and Secretary Hel voiced satisfaction with Mexico’s rights and fair payment, signaling a hoped easing of the oil controversy as both sides pledged to honor obligations.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Cardenas
Roosevelt
Steve Hel
Castenas
Unitates Promisi
Yesterdar
Licensing Afloat as Permits Rise Through Spring
Clerk of the Court reports a surge in fishing licenses with 1910 permits issued by Friday evening, including 64 that day. Compared with last year, about 1,400 permits had been issued by April 1. Monthly tallies show 939 licenses in March, 780 in February, and 127 in January, with only a few licenses remaining non Tesideqy.
Reorganization Foes Rally as Debate Ends with Split Vote
In Warrington the house faced a sharp clash over reorganizing President’s government plans. By 191 to 149 the opposition halted immediate action, signaling predicted defeat. The day included feints and telegram protests, with rhetoric of delaying tactics and claims of faked messages.
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Warrington
House
Tetraton Tentlers Ip
Witt
Cochran
Democrat
Missouri
Rayburn
Texas
Public Utilies Holding Company
Pennsylvania
Record Deeds For Sales OL County Properties
Deeds for the sale of several properties have been recorded in the clerk of the court's office. Albert C. Miller and spouse transfer to Eart R Kep ler a 150 acre Joseph H. Hedges farm and woodlot in Middletown valley for about 10500 dollars. C Upton Grossnickle sells 136 acres and mountain land in Catoctin district to Paul E. Grossnickle for about 10500 dollars. Robert S. Dodd and spouse sell Lewistown district property of about 24 acres to Frederick C. Rogers for about 5500 dollars. Lemuel J Keller sells several Jefferson district properties to Henry L Keller for around 6000 dollars. W Claude Lutman sells Brunswick Heights property to Charles F Mills for about 3000 dollars. John W Grove sells Lindbergh avenue lot to Phil D Rosenbaum for about 800 dollars.
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Albert C. Miller
Eart
R Kepler
Joseph H. Hedges
Middletown Valley
C. Upton Grossnickle
Catoctin
Ihr
Paul E. Grossnickle
Robert S. Dodd
L. H. Miller
Frederick C. Rogers
Lewistown
Lemuel J. Keller
Henry L. Keller
Jefferson District
W. Claude Lutman
Charles F. Mills
Brunswick Heights
John W. Grove
Phil D. Rosenbaum
Lindbergh Avenue
Hagerstown Forms Santa Claus Charity Inc
Hagerstown Maryland incorporated Santa Claus, Inc. to foster gifts for the underprivileged at Christmas and coordinate charitable activities of civic and church groups. The 20 share capital stock company was filed with the State Tax Commission by residents of Washington County.
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Hagerstown
Santa Claus
Santa Claus, Inc
State Tax Commission
John WV. Jamison
Alfred S. Bendel
Jn. C Langley Andrews
S. Mitchell Fockler
Washington County
Hayterstown
Taierchwang Battle Reports Large Japanese Casualties
Shanghai dispatch reports heavy fighting in southern Shantung near Taierchwang with 3 000 Japanese troops slain. Chinese forces claim to have cleared the Taierchwang area in close hand grenade action, captured 17 tanks, and surrounded Tachwang drawing in a feared “dare to die” corps that killed many Japanese in night actions.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Wang
Lunghai
Taierchwang
Tachwang
Future Farmers Banquet Highlights Local Chapters
The Walkersville banquet was held Thursday night at the school with supper by Mrs Ports Warren Santh presiding. Rhoderick 5 entertained, while greetings came from Mr. Pruitt and Harry O Smith. County Agent Henry R Shoemaker spoke as did Arthur Anhalt and Reese Eiddinger. A minstrel show closed the program featuring Rudell Crum Chauncey Crum Warren Smith and Harold Rod erick among others. Programs supervised by school officials and Edward F Holter.
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Rhoderick
Theodore F
Maryland
Eugene Teper K. Chandler
Warren ‘Smah
Dees
Walkersville
Girts
Ports Warren Santh
Corum
Hathe Myers
Afr
Rioderiex
Mr. Pruitt
Harry O. Smith
Henry R. Shoemaker
Arthur Anhalt
Frederick Highe School
Frederick
Reese Eiddinger
Liberty Chapter
Rudell Crum
Nelson Hoffman
Harold Roderick
Chauncey Crum
Warren Smith
Charles Trout
Russel Wachter
Messrs. Smith and
Chandlee
Edward F. Holter
Senate moves to expand RFC lending powers
Washington April 1 The Senate sped a measure to broaden Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending to business with no maturity limits and authority to buy securities. The bill would allow advances to states for construction and make available 1 500 000 000 for new lending, introduced by Senator Glass.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Chamber
Glass
Democrat
Virginia
Bil
RFC
Nice Not To Intervene In Flag Saluting Case
Annapolis Maryland April 1 Governor Harry W Nice declined to intervene in the case of six children barred from Prince George s County schools for failure to salute the national flag. He stated no jurisdiction and referred the matter to the county school board with an option to appeal to the State Board of Education and possibly to court. Yvonne Angrepower 10 was admitted to Frederick City hospital with facial lacerations after an incident on a school bus. Her condition was not serious.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Prince George's
August A. Lidke
Jehovah's Witnesses
Nice
State Board of Education
Yvonne Angrepower
Adamstown
Frederick City Hospital
Cranium Crackers Answers Quiz Row One
Allegro is a direct musical score term while goulash barisch and raschaffier are food dishes. A condor is a large South American bird, while claret sau tecar and share varieties of wine. Purloin means to steal, white porterhouse T bone and sirloin are steak cuts. Alcatraz is a U S prison, Amherst Stanford and Tulane are American colleges. Tela was the Norse goddess of the dead, Colbert Shearer and Dietrich are last names in US media.
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Allegro
Goulash
Barsch
Rascanfeffer
Alcatraz
U. S
Amherst
Stanford
Tulane
Tela
Colbert
Shearer
Dietrich
Deficit Forecast Shrinks Relief Tax Revenue Outlook
State relief program revenues for the year totalled 2.497 million as lawmakers aimed for 5.01 million, but tax lag and weak collections threaten allocations for old age pensions and dependent children. Officials warned counties face possible cuts in general public assistance without emergency steps, with Baltimore and Allegany facing reduced disbursements and local welfare boards awaiting state reimbursements.
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Fess
Frederick County
Frederick County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
J. Milton Patterson
Board of State Aid and Charities
Generals Public Assistance
Boards of Commissioners
Baltimore
Allegany
Allegany County
Anne Arundel County
Congress
Annapolis
Fidelity suit alleges misappropriation by executor
The Fidelity and Deposit Company alleges Berley Sted, president of a bank, misappropriated 3500 from the estate while serving as executor and unlawfully distributed funds to creditors. The suit, filed by Francis Key Murray of Baltimore, claims part of 9986459 paid by the bank as surety. March 1937 bond status cited by Orphans Court is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Birett
Trans Pressdent
Mass Anne Khagensmith
Tourmont
Fidelity and Deposi
Company of Maryland
Frederick County
Bicely
National Surety Corporation
Fidelity and Deposit Company
The
Surety Corporation
Miss Klingensmith
Birely
Thurmont Bank
National Surety Company
Fidelity and Deposit
Bkely
Klingensmith
Orphans Court
Francis Key Murray
Maltimore
Cranshaw Arrested In Inquiry Into Holdup
Cranshaw a colored man was arrested Friday by Officer Frank Dorsey in an attempted hold up of Desiel Hines in this city. Hines identified Cranshaw as the man who demanded money at about 4 o clock Sunday morning near the Courthouse. He broke loose and reported the incident. Cranshaw faced charges and was jailed for hearing. Also arrested Friday by Officer Dorsey was Samuel Thompson, colored, jailed on a charge of stealing coal from the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Richs¢ Cranshaw
Frank Dorsey
Desiel Hines
Hines
Wale
Hier
Samuel Thompson
Ofeer Dorsey
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Izaak Walton
Middle Creek
Owens Creek
Marion Carmack
Brown
Myersville
Jengia
Albert M. Powell
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddie
Izaak Waloon League
Leetown
W. Va
Grand Jury II
Future Farmers
Harve
Liberty and Walkersville Groups
Lester S. Birely
Fendant
Unitedtates
Europe
Cranshaw
Erie
Delphey
West
Patrick Su
20Th Century-Fox
C.c.ca
Patrick St
RTY, Inc
Wankraft
Hendrickson
Hendrickson’s
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