City groups plan multiple meets tonight and soon
Mayor Cutler announced several special sessions by aldermen and city commissions. Zoning, Playground, and two water engineers committees prepare for summer projects, playground operations, and a new Fishing Creek water pipeline, with decisions expected this week to enable early action.
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Mayer Cutler
Cutler
Marning
Culler
Oneca
Whitman
Reynardt and Smith
Baltimore
Fishing Creek
Zoning Commission
Frederick
Jacob Rohr
Mayor Culler
James A. Long
J. J. Schmidt
Mary ©. Ott
A. LeRoy McCardell
H. Noel Haller
Louis L. Wilson
W. F. Chikis
W. E. Kindley
Eleanor Tull
C. W. Lough
Robert L. Warfield
Baltimore Engineers
Monday Musicales Held At Mrs Ross Residence
The Monday Musicales met Monday night at Mrs Richard P Ross residence Clarke Place. A varied program featured harpsichord pieces by Handel, vocal solos, a four part quartet, violin numbers, and vocal acts. Mrs Ignatius Byorlee and Miss Barbara Fout performed while refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned at 7 Lephetz with a fantasia as the subject.
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Richard P. Ross
Clarke Place
Ross
Handel
Margaret Kent
Exander
Wecklein
Sherman P. Bowers
Dawes Named Ambassador by White House
Former Vice President Dawes is appointed ambassador to Great Britain with White House announcement. State Roads Commission opened bids for road projects, including 4.78 miles of concrete highway between Westminster and Ay, with C S Luck and Sons of Richard named as lowest bidder.
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Athington
Dawes
Great Beay
White Hou
Mt Airy Road
State Roads Commission
Westminster
H Ay
C.S. Luck and Sons
Ricard
Coop Js
Hoover fishing retreat tents moved to Catoctin site
Progress on the Hoover fishing retreat acquired by secretary Lawrence Richey includes two army tents moved to the Catoctin Furnace tract about 120 miles north of Frederick. A two story stone and log lodge is planned with a large fireplace. Access is via the Frederick Emmitsburg road with tours being advertised by city bus lines.
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Catoctin Furnace
Hoover
Lawrence ‘Richey
Frederick
Plang
Frederick-Emmitsburg
Swhdar
Lancelot Jacques
Emmitsburg Pike
Call To Pastor For Lutheran Charges In Utica
A call was extended to Rev. E. E. Oney of Pittsburgh to accept the Utica Lutheran charge. The committee in charge of securing a new pastor met Tuesday night and the move follows Rev. J. A. Spangler leaving Utica for Wrightsville, Pa in February. The Utica charge includes Walkersville Creagerstown, TuCa and Bethel. Several students from Gettysburg Theological Seminary and others have preached recently. Scrap mentions Lime Kiln Services and local court costs in a separate note involving George W. Dixon.
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E. E. Oney
Pittsburgh
Utica Lutheran
Mr. One
J. A. Spangler
Utica
Frederick
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Tuca
Bethel
Gettisburg Theologcal Seminary
R. Sar
George Hubbard
Greagerstown
Spencer Tap
Harvey E. Ramsburg
George W. Dixon
Sherman P. Bowers
People's Court
Heth Long
Dixnen
Long
Early budding causes fear for fruit across orchards
Growers warn of pre season bloom as trees from peaches to apples hit full blossoms weeks ahead. Heat to 92 degrees last week pushed buds rapidly, raising risk of frost damage in the remaining two weeks. Aprils frosts feared may ruin crops. fruit blossoms paint the countryside, contrasting with the county’s drab prior outlook.
Red Arrow Auction Set for May 16 at City Opera House
The Red Arrow Club announces its next auction will be held at the City Opera House Thursday evening May 16, starting after the show around 9 o clock. Rules from the prior sale apply and organizers expect more items than the first auction. The merchandise list includes toothbrush holders and items priced at 85 cents to 120 dollars.
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Red Arrow
City Opera House
Red Arrow Club
Paper Wives
Nest
437 Miles Back Of Bunion Derbyites
Uniontown Pennsylvania April 10 with the toughest grind of the route behind them the riders press on across the desert. a lone competitor nelson from chicago is noted as out of the race while others face injuries and incidents including a child struck by a bicycle and medical teams responding.
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Bunion Derbyites
Uniontown
Nels Nelison
Chicago
Yesterd
EA Gardner
Seattle
Good as Secretary of War and His Rural Roots
The article profiles Henry L. Stimson era figure Good, detailing his rise from Iowa farm boy to secretary of war and influential Republican politician. It notes his stance on rotating heads of department branches for efficiency, his handling of postwar defense needs, and his political acumen. It recounts his early life on farms, National Guard service, and long tenure on appropriations, including postwar war-supplies oversight. The piece also captures Good’s fondness for rural life and livestock, highlighting his calm, practical temperament.
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Tao Electric Power
Thare
Good
Atmac Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Sig
Prese
Harry L. Gilchrist
Repubiican
Midge
Hoover
Iowa
Gee College
Iowa National Guard
Congress
War Department
Bonds Sell Below Par In Montgomery Auction
Montgomery agents sold 475000 dollars of school bonds below par for the first time in years. The issue, opened after the session adjourned, went to the highest bidder the National Trust Company of New York City for 469247.02 dollars. Berry E. Clark chaired the family commissioners, noting the weak stock market and market conditions as seen in other cities like Buffalo.
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Montgomery
Cus Companr
New York City
Berry E. Clark
Clark
Buffalo
Coolidge to Become Life Director in April
Unclear text notes an appointment involving Coolidge as life director with references to April and AP reporting. Details are fragmented, names and roles not fully identifiable.
Lions Entertain Congregational Kiddies Thursday Meeting
The Lions host a Thursday afternoon gathering for children from the Hoste and Episcopal and Lutheran orphanages. A movia program by Warner, readings, and music accompany the event. The church treasurer reports benevolences, hospital fund receipts, and a $1,200 pledge increase for church rent and general needs. Elders and deacons were elected for three years.
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Lions Entertain Congregational
Agia
Schoed Sect
Lustheran
Mo. Warner
Ile
Syed
Sarah i
Ardell
Mariana
SMHS
Ceipta Fer
Charles W.tt
Henever
pMcCardell
Malcolm McCardell
Sehured
Ernest B. Stephens
Troy i Hamsburg
Impro
Senster McCardel
Charles W Lough
Jerst B. Anders
Guy K. Cramer
Deasons
Battle Waged Over Cemetery Location
Hearings on a Persimmon Tree road cemetery fronting Congressional Country Club continued as Montgomery County Commissioners hear opposition from local residents and the Congressional Club. Promoters argued permits align with county ordinances and health morals, while opponents warned of decreased property values. Officials hinted a decision next Tuesday, with the 200 acre tract featuring a 1500 foot frontage and plans for a park like perpetual care cemetery.
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Persimmon Tree Road
Congressional Country Ciut
Montgomery County Comrmissioners
Talbert and Prettyman
Rockville Jaggers
Supreme Court
Congressional Club
Awell
Benjamin C. Perry
Board of County Commissioners
Montgomery County Civic Federation
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Walter Reeds
Count Waller Reed
Byrd’s Dogs Resting in Antarctic Tunnels
A radio message from Commander Ss to Frank Clarke of the Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills of Quebec notes dogs in Antarctica resting in snow tunnels. Clarke arranged for the dogs to be gathered at trading company posts along Le Lawrence river shore. further message from George E Wendt of Montreal thanks the commander for help.
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Montreal
Apoe
Antarctic
Vna
Frank Clarke
Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills
Quebec
Clarke
Varus
CIA
le Lawrence
George E Wendt
Catagian Wastinghouse Company, Ltd
Conference of Young People Held on May 4
Interdenominational young people conference planned by Frederick County Council of Religious Education at Christ Reformed Church Middletown Saturday May 4 includes three 50 minute study periods with four groups. Leaders include Rev Dr J B Duffield and Rev Joseph H Cudlipp with Maryland and Frederick county pastors to be announced. Subjects cover life work evangelism recreation personal problems worship programs stewardship and service. Officers and volunteers named. 146 Sunday Schools invited to send two girls and an adult leader.
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Frederick County Council of Religious Education
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
J. BR. Duffield
Presbyterian Board
Washingston
Josph H. Cudipp
Young Peopl
Maryland Council of Religious Education
Joseph H. Cudlipp
Young People's Department
Frederick County
County
Gounci
Alfred Jones
Brunswick
Louise James
Frances Felser
Woodsboro
Lewis LaMar
Marian House
Burkittsville
Lucile Nicodemus
Monrovia
Ruth Grove
Frederick R. D
Elizabeth Franklin
Tiurmont
Escobar Assumes Lead Of Demoralized Rebels
General J Gonzalo Escobar revokes leadership amid derailed rebel forces retreating from Chin Singha. Early reports from Pax Pas indicate rebel troops and guards moving north as factions regroup and retreat.
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Escobar
Ariz
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Chin Singha
Mrs Lann 10 Stails of Vice Presidents Wife
Mrs Lann headlines a sensational tale as the vice president’s wife draws stares and whispers. Reporters describe her public appearances, noting curiosity about her activities and role in social events.
Legion Home Site Discussed Amid Fund Drive Progress
Local Legion plan moves forward as five sites inspected and more submitted for committee review. Building fund nears 36,500 dollars with proceeds from the Main Street Follies and a card party planned for April 26 at the State Armory to support construction. An Easter benefit cake sale and entertainments were also reported, with a meeting held at the Prates Scou Hey hotel in the Blue and Grey room.
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Legion Art
Ge Ineting Gfee
Noyeeduw
Ene Eee
Inapcettors
Varios
F. Lester Smith
D. John Markey
D. Ralph
Roger R.lice
Legion
Edward D. Smirner, Jr
State Armory
FL Lester Smith
Charles S. Houck, Jr
J. P. Miner Simpson
Aualhary
Clagett E. Ramsburg
EL FL Munshower
Ford Motor Co Report Shows Business Decline
Ford Motor Co reports a December 21 balance shows a profit and loss surplus of 387.6 million, down from 634.9 million in 1927, with an indicated loss of 72.2 million not counting 1928 dividends. The note cites expenditures linked to reorganization and product changes affecting 1927 losses.
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Ford Motor CO
Boston
Ford Motor Company
Massachusetts
Henry Ford
Miss Matthews to Be Blossom Fete Queen
Miss Matthews of Mannington to preside at the Acpie Festival and be crowned Blossom Queen. Governor West Virginia oversight noted. event details and date appear uncertain in the fragment.
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Miss Matthews
Mannington
WLC
DAMAGE REPORTS FIRE IN CLEVELAND AND ROBBERY NOTICE
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire incident in Cleveland and a bank robbery payoff claim. The readable text includes lines about a fire in Cleveland and a monetary request of 15.90 dollars from a bank, followed by a 30 cent API note and a brief robbery reference.
Lindbergh Lands At Brownsville Then Leaves Again
Col. Charles A Lindbergh landed at Brownsville airport reportedly rested and well after a night near the border He said he did not plan to fly beyond Mexico and hinted he might be gone two or three days Friends believed he may have stopped near Tampico Mexican authorities checked entries over his whereabouts The flyer said he regretted any unease caused by unauthorized statements before departing for an undisclosed destination after 1 PM Brownsville Texas April 10 AP.
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Mexico
Jim Nisl
Ayer
Inter
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Tampico
Col. Lindbergh
Allields
Siamen
Cone
Becakfest
Brownsville
Airport Ats
Brownsvile
Texas
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Change in calendar opposed by G C
The Pred erict Chamber of Commerce voted against the proposed change in the calendar and an international conference to discuss it. The group also approved automobile tag distribution via the Clerk of the Court and received a critical letter about the Western Maryland Railroad merger. Virginia Williamson was named Frederick county princess for the Apple Blossom Festival. The National Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Washington is set for April 2 to May 3 with Paul L. Parne attending.
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United States
Chamber of Commerce
Saah County
Ritchie
A E. Beck
Business Protective Ausociation
In Eal Chamber
Western Maryland Railrad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick County
Wincheser
Frederick
Virginia Willamson
Orpeastalion
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Paul 1 Parne
EL Noel
Soccstay
Canadian and U S notes to be made public soon
A brief note reports that Canadian and United States documents are expected to be released publicly in the near future. The text mentions a discussion of figures and a reference to a Canadian element, with unfamiliar terms suggesting an archival or historical context.
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U.S
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Montgomery County
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Uncle Ed
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