Driving Snow Tangled Traffic Across Northern States
A springlike storm blanketed a L&M mile trail area causing traffic jams and disrupted communications from Montana to the Atlantic Seaboard. Snow depths reached 17 inches in South Dakota, tops last winter at some spots and broke April records elsewhere. Iowa and South Dakota rural schools closed as telegraph wires iced over, leaving communities dark. In New York City a freak snowfall cooled temperatures to the high twenties, with more snow forecast. Tornadoes battered Louisiana and Alabama. a blast near Mt Neron damaged Searcy State hospital and caused inmate escape. Home and school damages reported. floods and power outages added to disruptions across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montana
Atlantic Seaboard
South Dakota
Iowa
New York
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Louisiana
Mt Neron
Here
Searcy State Hospital
Mexia
Court News Marriage Licenses In Jefferson City
Waldo Liddie 22 and Reve Huntington 18 both of Jefferson listed for marriage licenses amid property deeds. Acquitted Of Charge Thomas Brengle acquitted of larceny of automobile parts. Harry Haines found not guilty of receiving stolen goods. Court notes by Patrick M. Schnauffer with police arrests by Chief Barizgis and Officer Strawsburg. The mummy of Akhnalos has never been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Liddie
Reve Huntington
Jefferson
Thomas Brengle
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Harry Haines
Geo. F. Crouse
Alton ¥. Bennett
Haines
Allen Barizgis
Herbert Strawsburg
Perfect March attendance at Liberty Elementary with top class ties
Ninety pupils achieved perfect attendance in March at Liberty Elementary. The fifth and sixth grades tied for top honors with 15 perfect records in their single grade rooms, followed by the first grade with 14. The combined second and part third grade room had 19 perfects. A list of students by grade names numerous pupils, while a candidate George Arnold from Burkitsville District announced his bid for County Commissioner as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Elementary School
Robert Baltzell
Frank Gorsuch
Glenn Lare
Anthony Moxley
Austin Smith
James Waddell
Mary Fogle
Gertie Keeney
Betty Jane Kemp
Mildred Moran
Carl Waterman
Lela Repp
Richard Boone
Evelyn Schild
Oliver Iwman
Robert Clem
Truman Etzler
Charles Geraci
Joseph Rippean
Wilmer Rippean
Ritchie Keener
Luklie Waddell
Vivian Boone
Albert Biddinger
Robert Brachey
Edward Wetzel
George Brown
Merton Gorsuch
Eugene Lare
Rayne Rippeen
Ror Rippson
Annie Albough
Martha Ellen Crum
Caroline Etzler
Marian Nash
Ruth Rippeen
Winifred Rippeen
Shirley Rumsport
Virginia Smith
Mary Waltz
Beatrice Wisner
Earl Fisher
Carl Garver
Meral Hoffman
Bernard Morers
Charles Rippeon
Norman Waltz
Suizsey Hoont
Myrabelle Duadderar
Loretta Etzler
Charlotte Gross
Louise Martin
Marion Thompson
Marion Waterman
Dorothy Stambaugh
Margaret Grass
John Matt
Harry Riedericx
Thomas Riordan
Everett Smith
Betty Beker
Adelene Barker
Jane Dudderar
Thel Franklin
Ada Keeney
Helen Keeney
Ruth Nash
George Arnold
Burkitsville
Arnold
Burkittsville
Difference in Provisions of Social Security Act Explained
Hagerstown April Chief outlines key differences among Old-age Insurance Unemployment Compensation and Public Assistance under the Social Security Act. The statement covers lump-sum old-age benefits death and 65 and older payments and describes eligibility wage records and claim filing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Charles E. Bailey
Social Seen Board
Bailey
Social Security Board
Community Visitors and Home Gatherings Around Town
A series of local visits and family gatherings across Ladiesburg and nearby towns are noted. Mrs Bennie Frock and three children, Truman Morns, and David Bankard visited families in Gerrysburg and Keymar. James Smith and others from York and Frederick areas were guests at multiple homes, including the Lind, Gaver, Long, and Gross households as well as Linton and Lestig properties changing occupants and hosting guests from Gettysburg and Littlestown.
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Bennie Frock
Truman Morns
David Bankard O
Gerrysburg
Jessie Leccalette
Keymar
Walter Lind
James Smith
Pryor
Rouzerville
William Smith
Lestie Ling
Horace
York Pa
Lansinger
Harry Ruth
Taneytown
Gladys
Hilda Gaver
Joseph Gaver
Fran: Gaver
Silas Kline
New Midway
Roy Sharer
Littlestown
Cook
Reeds
Washington, D. C
Oppener Linton
Lestig Gross
Albert Wirtz
Frederick
Vinal Bowers
Gettysburg
Russell Frock
York
David Bankard
Frank Gaver
William Long
Jacob Hahn
Ray Lind
Plane 4 resident held for grand jury
Mary Reynolds of Plane 4 was held for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing before Justice O Fred Rider Nour in Middletown. She pleaded guilty to a charge of receiving goods under false pretenses. Arrest was made by Special Deputy M C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reynolds
Plane 4
O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
M. C. Smith
Rhinoceros Horn Cups In China Thwart Poison Fears
Beautifully carved drinking cups were fashioned from rhinoceros horn in China, valued as antidotes against poison. The practice reflects historic beliefs in horn’s medicinal power and material prestige among artisans and patrons.
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China
Reassessment Urged In Montgomery Report
A countywide general reassessment and simplified tax rates are urged by Wooder & Benton balancing firm to reveal untaxed property. They project base increases from $110,900 to raise over $20,000,000, recommending separate rural and suburban rates and a tax-collection charge for special areas. They propose a detailed bond-refunding plan and bonds only for permanent improvements up to 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Board of County Commissioners
Wooder & Benton
Baltimore
Sioux Indians in Karl May Wild West outdoor show
Dresden April 7 AP Sioux Indians squat around camp fires under nocturnal skies to lend romantic realism to Karl May's redskin tales. The outdoor performances of May's wild west fictions on an open air stage begin soon as the series starts.
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Dresden
Ger
Karl May
May
James Fenimore Cooper
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Court News
Maggie S. Null
Vernon K. Rippeon
F. Lester Stull, Sr
Elizabeth Wolfe
Akhnalos
Egypt
Pharaoh
Gonisa Browning
Ten-nessee
Columbia
Tenn
Manneuvers
Mediterranean
Darznes
White
Briain
H. M.S. Royal Ga
Gibraltar
Ocean
Western Union Telegraph Co
Lord Kelvin
John Bull
Britain
England
Notte
Bulova
Liberal
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Ladiesburg
America
Thrifty In
SPEER
General Electric
Heeric
Deliac
Modern Lighting CO
N. Market St
Montgomery
Gaffith & Turner
Griffith & Turner
Semesan Griffithe Turner CO
G. O. Hendrickson
Chick Hatchery
A. Lee Bussard
Jefferson, Ma
Horiie & Permell
C. EB. Hardy
Mount Pleasant
Raymond Staley
Walkersville
Mia
Roy Zimmerman
N. Z. Cramer
Woodsboro
Donald Derr
H. C. Dorcus
Woodsbore
Laurence A. Dersey
Woodsboro, Mde
Walter Beachley
L. Z. Derr
City Meat Market
Brunswick
S. W. George & Co
W. R. Naller
Brounswick
Morgan & Son
Boonsboro
M. E. A. Summers
Thurmont
Gall & Smith
Maxie A. Hill
Lewistown
O. F. Stult
O. F. Stang
Dawsonville
LeGore
C. Macaha
C. Pofenberger
Rohrersville, Mi
Bernard Spring
Lovellsville, Mé
F. Loraine Simpson
Libertytown
Mit
Robert Diller
Garners
Emmitsburg
Joseph E. Himes
Weverton
A. Maugh
Grace Bingham
James M. Sasler
Matters
Costs
Lovettsville
Bertha M. Dorsey
Detour
Im. L. Horine
Maj
Garland L. Guyton
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