Corporations Dominate Maryland Politics Says Maloy
Former Public Service Commission head William Milnes Maloy told the Frederick Kiwanis Club that public service corporations dominate Maryland government. He urged scrutiny of centralized authority as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination for governor, citing centralized power, regulatory failures, and large private interests shaping policy and budgets.
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State of
Maryland
William Milnes Maloy
Public Service Commission
People’s Counsel
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Maloy
Frederick
Union
United States
Commission
Thhose
Marylann
Accan Mish
Snow disrupts early spring with thawing melt and forecasted rain
A weather shift brings morning snow in the city with freezing marks Sunday night and rapid melting as ground remains unfrozen. Temperatures slipped to 36 at night, with highs near 67 on Monday. Forecasters expect rain tonight and Wednesday and a slow warming trend. Local farmers resume spring plowing amid mixed conditions.
Admiral Eberle’s Condition Favorable Reported
The article notes Admiral Eberle’s condition is favorable as reports from physicians indicate improvement. Details mention medical staff continuing treatment and monitoring, with no indication of immediate danger or severe complications.
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Admiral Eberle
Auxiliary Meeting in City Friday at American Legion
Final arrangements set for Minty cue tive commlee meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in the Finnness Boy hotel. A banquet for about WX attendees will follow and a dimee is planned for a welock in the ballroom. Col Th Jon Markey will attend if possible, as will Col. Wanfurt McNider if he can cut western travel short. Notables include Col. Claude B. Sweezer and Miss Frances Sweesey, with Mrs. Bixvely presiding as hostess. Jagan's orchestra to furnish music. ticket in charge by several local ladies.
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Finnness Boy
Welock
Jon Markey
Muarghand National Guard
Wanfurt McNider
Gu Uf
AL George Mire Tute
Auxiliaryd
Claude B. Sweezer
Legion
Ais Danughter
Frances Sweesey
Mary Coyle
Kamerson Barnes
Slde
la Lina
Bixvely
PURELY PERSONAL Mirthful social notes from Frederick area
Purely personal items list locals and visitors, returnees, and celebrations. Mr. Lewis O Zimmerman returns to Edgewood Arsenal Md for an engineering post after seven months in West Palm Beach Fla. Various families from Baltimore Waynesboro Frederick and Washington are noted visiting, birthdays celebrated, and Easter holidays observed with neighbors and relatives on Market Street Hust Patriol Street and nearby avenues.
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Lewis O. Zimmerman
Spencer Zimmerman
North Market Street
West Palm Beach
Fla
Edgewood Arsenal
M Alber
Kirwan
C. Johnston
Ethel Johnston
Baltimore
H. i. Storm
South Market
J. Prank Ridenour
Sanda
F. Ridenour
Amd
Wim. Hunter
Waynesboro
Pin
Prederick
Denaur
Lian J. Elis
Dorothy - Ellis
M. Hichard Aur Uehards
Wasshington
Frederick
Jota Marsh
South Market Street
Mero
Charles BE. Beatty
Mico Cramer
West Tatrick Street
James Cramer
Tish Knob
Ellen Messell
St. Josephs Callere
Patriol Street
Lewis
Flo Hedges
Yale University
Mies Elizabet
Hir Ward
Hendees
Paliimore
Keller
Mir
West Churetreet
Vic Keller Admata
University of Aid
Jane
Roebert
Crim
Proderick
Crumbansh
Western Union
Panama
Charles Winehrener
Charles
Sare
Pomss Heatrice
John SX. Derr
V. W. Felteromt
Washington
Edward Derr
Matthew
Vietar
Odenton
Byrd Expedition Sets Sail From Tompkinsville
News recounts the Byrd led Arctic expedition departing Tomkinsville aboard the Chantier with 46 crew and gear. Rockefeller praises the venture as a great undertaking while plans include King's Bay Norway entry and large multi motor aircraft for early May exploration.
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New York
North Bole
Armival Leary
Chantier
Tomkinsville
John PD. Rockefeller
Richard Be
Mr. Rockefeller
Lronuse
Norway
King's Bay
Spitzberger
King's Hay
Ershone
Roosevelt
Peary
North Pole
Byrd
Isomel
Winston Wi Abbott
Dart Todaro
NT Els
Juin
Two Installments Daily Serial in The News
A fragment notes a daily two installment schedule for a serial story in The News. It mentions ongoing publication and lists no clear dates, names, or locations beyond the repeated title phrase and reference to a yellow state setting. The text is fragmented and lacks concrete facts about characters or plot progression.
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Yellow State
Easter Service at Evangelical Lavmeran Church
Easter observances filled the Lavmeran church with Mantur service led by Superintendent John S. Reun. The program featured orchestra, choir under HL lavier Michard, solos by Miss Marie McCord and Joseph Stephens, readings, and the benediction by Rev. Ss. W. Kuhns. Morning service notes include sermon by Pastor Rapp and church membership reception.
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Tlie
Flawe
John S. Reun
Auer
HL Lavier Michard
M Myrtle Ianiley
Deena Panist
Ss. W. Kuhns
Suurday
Reali
Atermg
Orehesitay An- Mem
Sande Sthoal
Lei
Renureval
Restor Clagy
Joseph Stephens
Marie McCord
Vincent
Tie Come Munion
Tie
Rey SW. Kuhus
Jesse WH
Michael
Strikers Hurl Rocks in Clash With Police at Wallington
On April 6 police battled striking workers at Wallington Bridge arresting ten leaders. Officers used clubs on strikers including Niney San Howley and Ames, Rahoustela, and Teuku. Staninger, on the strikers’ Washington trip, was also taken into custody.
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Battzon
Wallington Bridge
Ballew
Niney San
Howley
St Joan of Arc
Wo Severa
Ames
Daek Rahoustela
Teuku
Ala Staninger
Whhich
Washington
Vetany Vntus
Wallleton
Poison Apple Panic Hits British Market
London reports a sharp drop in American apple imports after arsenic scare headlines. Covent Garden merchants halt U S apples amid prosecutions and safety fears. Wholesalers say demand collapsed and fines deter further shipments. Several retailers concealed inventories to avoid penalties.
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London
Covent Garidean Commission
Mercehants
Toulot
Everal
Assault arrest of Walker Duvall in West All Saints
Walker Duvall, 24, was arrested on a charge of assault after a morning incident on West All Saints Street. Margaret Harris, 28, of East Street, alleged Duvall forced entry at about 4:30 AM and caused multiple injuries. State Police assisted when local officers were unavailable. Duvall remains in custody awaiting further processing.
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Walker Duvall
West All Saints Street
O'Flock
Maraaree Harris
East
M.A. Wepersach
Atkinson
State Police
Porcy
Wuvall
Margaret Uarrisved
Duvall
Orid
Matis
Ser
Easter Observed at St Timothys Giapad Service
Easter observances at St Timothys featured a Sunday school service in the afternoon, an evening prayer and sermon by Rev Wit Turner, and a baptism of four children. The Men s Ch and choir provided music, a new altar desk was unveiled as a memory gift from Mrs Allfrey McHell, and gifts were given to Turner and the Minstrels. The O Nea l Derr Minstrel League performed portions of Maryland and Virginia pieces with many participants listed.
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St. Timothy's Giapad
Prandin Street
Wit. Turner
Turner
Benes
Alan Fr. Arnold
Allfrey Mc Hell
Turmpe
Missionaiie
Alvary
Mplvcopat
Servicvs Dogan
Doa. mi
Suneday
Guy
Paalter
Rosenskrintz
Hrdloneeky Chylat
Bagster Morn
Seaston
Buster
A. Gisan
Mary ‘Bh. Piller
Dham
CG. Mla
Hams
Kanter
Madeline Wilhide
Geo. W. Montgomery
Lloyd H. Zimmerman
Buckward Davis
Cheater
James Iook
Edmand C. Morse
Tar D. Kolb
Wm. B. Carr
Nettia B. Reacht
Meredith Mackley
Mildred Rice
Phyllis Parking
Thin Makes
Calvary Church
Wrworth League
O'Veloek
George M. Tree
CT. Mh
R. Ames Hendrickson
Charles Tudson
Buddy Loucaleet
Don Willains
Ruth Rebecca Plautt
Love Jones
Javelyn Null
Cavating
Melon Darner
Agnes ‘Taylor
Elizabeth Uastris
Christ
King's Daughters
Epworth League
Washington
Kyanseliqul Lutheran Sunday School
Chapman Buried Quietly After Morning Hanging
Gerald Chapman, hanged for murder, was buried at Mt St Benedicts cemetery near the state prison after dawn. No priest attended. burial was kept secret aside from a small group including Chapmans counsel and a sister. The body, found with two gold button collars and a thesaurus, was taken to J C Dillon funeral parlor and then to the cemetery.
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Chapman
Irland
Father
Barry
J. C. Dillon
Dillon
Mt. St. Benedict's Cemetery
Roderick J. Graehl
Church Ix
Ditton
Graehl
Ray M. Wiley
Multiple Weddings in Detroit and Nearby Areas
Marriage notices list Mantell and Haugi in Detroit with witnesses as the bride’s father and Miss Shipley. Zeigler and Fairney-Mier marriages noted in city churches. Winchell and Moyer wed in Washington. Morgan and Phillips marry at Saint’s rectory. updates include Mrs. Keller visiting Findlay, Ohio, now back home.
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Mantell—Haugi
John Ry
Mantel
Detroit
Mich
Amd Thelma UE
Hail
Medes
Neried
Patsemice Aenday
Tweleck
Ev. Dor
Pteard
Kit
Tor
Amd Atrs
Charles Tansh
Lamition Avenue
Misses Vii and
Maris Shipley
Mitel Wiawathe Mieir Hose
O. J. Keller
Carl Swartz
Findlay
Ohio
Stock Prices Move Irregularly Open in New York April 6
Stock prices moved irregularly at the opens as dealers noted the over 700 million in stock exchange brokers loans last month boosted sentiment but left trading cautious. Long-side operators sought confidence as further progress seemed uneven, with demand broad but sales limited and no new minerable spots found to sustain a rally. Call loans trimmed to lg percent amid a cautious mood. News also covers Grace Reformed church elections and a Maryland spelling contest planned for April 16 at Waverly M E Church Baltimore with entrants advised to contact S. T. Walker. Sleep is good, hit no one ones & be caught mapping.
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New York
Bays Tig
State of Maryland
Waverly M. E. Church
York Road
Baltimore
Waverly Spelling Club
T. Walker
Duke Avenue
Govans
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Beaureaucracy
J.B. Myans
Decatar, WL
Myre
J. M. Stadctiff
Joseph Fogle
O. G. Walter Mfagte
Woodsboro
George Trifpne
Park Avenue
Predevick City Hospital
Thia Stair
Baltimore City
Hallits
Statga
Mary
Charles Mel. Mathias
Vattiniern
Uepkins
Wits
Trundle
Geo
City
pMus
Chingsett Fo
Andrews
Senatery of Polo
Rockefeller
Wilkins
Detroit Arctic Expedition
Alashi
Pashites
Hunt
Colesville River
Point Array
Glarmivan
Detratter
Cour Wilkins
Barrow
A.M. Wathking
Mount Airy
University of Mary
York
Crasse Mateh
Iush
Oxford
Cambridge Universitie
Mary Ehth
British Aim
Lids Seaherard
Watkins
Scr
Irc
Nvland University
Mitelly
Theol Heuson
Laltimore
Lisutenwait Pepersaelk
Bergen Aukison
Peter Trantatillo
Neis
Thomas Tilles
Isirtha Hie
H. Noel Waller
Cstoctin Country Club
Fritdy
Aly
Pupo
Wet Cause
Julian Codman
Boston
General Andrews
Senator Steed
Missouri
Aren
Walsh
Montana
Reed
Creveral Andrews
Jones
Prohibition
Bu Theran 3. S
St. Timothy's Chapel
O'Neal & Derr
Virginia
Tommy Onelil
Val Derr
John Gittinger
al Crawford
John Starr
Laurens Bowers
Jon Smith
Verry Orndorff
Chester Wrishtler
Margaret Quidorff
Mary der
Sunerise
Fahrney
Zeigler
J. Welty Fairney
Mary Eula Zeigler
Flev
Henri II, DD
Mix
Charles C. Zeigler
East Third
Winchell—Moyer
Baxbert Winchell
Carabelle Moyer
Thres Oelock
T. 8S
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Morgan—Phillips
Earl M. Morgan
Dora E. Phillips
al Saints
Douglass Woof
North
Rentet
Shorty
Gant
Hanmer
Grace Reformed Church West
Stury GC. Smith
John J
Lester WW. Hoyer
Roger J. Watt
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