Freed on 2500 Bond in Arson Case. Mansfield Remains Locked Up
Willem Freed, about 40, was released on $2,500 bond after September grand jury action on arson charges. Mitchell Mansfield, about 32, also arrested, is still jailed on bail denial. The pair’s investigation followed a July fire on Freed’s property near the Fair Grounds and other suspected blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Freed
Mear Frederick
Mitchell Mansfieid
Insurance Commissioner's Office
William F. Steiner
Martin J. Waish
Allen Bartgis
Matsfield
Freed
Fair Grounds
Mansfield
Willam C. Dash
Steiner
Clyde Hauver
Ed Rohrback
Burkittsville
Rohrback
Ee Rohrback
Febequary Grand Jury
Joseph Hoffman
Middletown
Hoffman
Oyther
Dotson Abrecht Wed In Pleasant Wednesday Ceremony
Ann Elizabeth Lee Abrecht and E Willard Dotson were married Wednesday evening at the Abrechts residence. Rev. Dr. G C Wehler officiated. attendants Hilda Haller and Kenneth Devilbiss. Post ceremony, songs and refreshments followed for about 73 guests. The bride, a Frederick High School graduate, will reside in this city with the groom, an insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Abrecht
College Avenue
Ann Elizabeth Lee Abrecht
E. Willard Dotson
GC. B. Wehler
Presbyterian Church
Hilda Haller
Kenneth Devilbiss
Cty
Katherine Ridenour
Frederick
Pauline Kooniz
Groom
Montgomery County
Unsuccessful Bomb Plot Targeting Calls Train
Mexico Aor 21 AP The garrison commander said an unsuccessful attempt to bomb a train was made. A man and a woman, principal conspirators, are being sought and should be arrested soon. Some Torreon residents are implicated and will be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Plutarco Elias
Torreon
Coahuila
Lindbergh to Meet Body of Herrick in Flagship Farewell
A garbled记 record hints at Lindbergh en route to meet the body of Herrick amid a sequence of events. Names such as Mae and Brownes appear in a fragmentary text, with dates and locations obscured by OCR errors.
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Lindbergh
Body OF Herrick
Capital assets to be increased tragedy at home
Woman shot dead in Carroll County at a sister's residence. Police report a husband missing, details limited as investigators probe the crime scene and seek clarity on the household tragedy.
Wife obtains warrant for arrest in farm shooting case
In Boughman Valley a warrant was issued by Mrs. Marsh against her husband C. Marsh. He allegedly shot his wife in the barnyard at the Rosa farm after visiting with relatives. A child witnessed the shooting. Marsh fled the scene.
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Reths
Phis Vatley
Orestes Marsh
Maral
Preston Bink
John Rosa
Boughman's Valley
Marsh
Rosa
Nisumife
Seven Japanese naval students killed by bomb explosion
A mine exploded aboard a Japanese mine layer at Yokosuka naval base during practice, killing seven naval students and injuring thirty. The incident occurred as part of routine training and drew immediate attention from military and government authorities.
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JAP Naval
Tokyo
Japan
Yokosuka
P Naval
Vestrymen Elected at Linganore and St Pauls Chapel Easter
Easter services announced the election of vestrymen for Linganore and St Pauls Chapel. Named elected members include GC Magruder Richard Couchtt Geo Sonui J W Jones C D Routzahn W Norman Hood Howard V Murdock Clifton Sporedie H C Sully and D Wardell Berme Put Win T Amno.
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Linganore
St. Pauls Chapel
Magruder
Richard Couchtt
Geo. Sonui
J. W. Jones
C. D.routzahn
W. Norman Hood
Howard V. Murdock
Clifton Sporedie
H.C. Sully
D. Wardell Berme
Win
T. Amno
Red Men to Hold Annual Session in Hagerstown
Frederick group plans attendance at the Great Council of Red Men Pocahontas Maryland session in Hagerstown. Sachems from Chippewa Tribe will be honored. April 24 features a biz parade, address by Charles E. Pass, and a dance. Howard M Albsugh seeks senior sagamore while Worthing Wachter contemplates higher office.
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Frederick
Great Council of Red Men
Pocahontas
Maryland
Hagerstown
Howard M. Albauth
R.S. Keyser
Roy L. Crum
John W. Starr
Henry
Barrnett Henry Ieto Degeges
Washington
Charles E. Pass
Worthing
P. Wachter
Hagérston
Sagarcore
United States
Red Men's Order
Howard M. Albsugh
Two Speak at Hood Referencing Heir and Fate
Fragmented OCR text hints at discussions of succession and fate centered on a Hood figure named Ben. Mentions of a king, a throne, and a future that looms over a plot, with emphasis on control and lineage. Unable to extract clear persons or events.
Epidemiological Survey Of Undulant Fever In Frederick County
Dr. Hirman E Hasseltine and colleagues from the United States Public Health Service visited Frederick County to study undulant fever cases. The effort includes a national survey, expects rising case numbers, and highlights transmission from animals especially goats cattle and swine. Emphasis on milk safety pasteurization and dairy and slaughterhouse inspections to prevent infection.
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Hirman E. Hasseltine
United States Public Health Service
C. H. Hathday
Department of Health
E. C
Frederick County
State Departments of Health
Health Office
Bruse
Campest
Service clubs to aid crippled children discussed statewide
A Wednesday county health office meeting led by Miss Mas E Church outlined plans for three local service clubs to support crippled children in the county and city. Discussion covered Rotary and Lions clubs sponsorship of educational programs and health department actions following a new state bill.
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Court House
Mas E. Church
Maryland League For
Audreau
MM Elas Kok
Shook Presides as Meeting Plans Public Salon
The text notes Shook presiding over a meeting attended by E Ramzourg and others. It references two dates April 19 and 29 and a salon gathering planned to attend a wary or wary event, with about 40 expected attendees.
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Shook
Ramzourg
Plodding Pilgrims Remain in Bunion Derby Race
The caravan of long distance walkers continues toward Wheel Ink WooVa 43 miles from Waynes hure after a 3400 mile journey from New York. Ed Gardner of Seattle leads the pack with Salo of Fassvic pressing hard from England as Downing and Aplequist drop out. The field narrows due to shin splints and fatigue with Cambridge as the next stop tomorrow.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Wheelink WooVa
Wayneshure
Olue
Cambridge
Bill Downing
Bedford
Ax Naisher
Aplequist
Sweden
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Negrotor
Sohne Salo
Fassvic
M. J. Policeman
Pever Gavuszi
England
Court News Deed Transfers and Marriage License Note
Deeds recorded with Edward P. Long and wife to Charles R. Stambaugh and wife for 3500 in the county. Rosa E. B. Wiles to Oscar C. Schroyer and wife for 550. James C. Rowe and wife to William C. Hann and wife for right of way at 250. F. Maugans to S. D. Bensonaugh for 310. Edith S. Gardiner to William F. Ferrelichal for 10 in the city. Marriage license: L. Thornton, 31, divorced and L. Wambach, 23, both of Baltimore.
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Edward P. Long
Charles R. Stambaugh
Wits
Rosa EB. Wiles
Oscar C. Schroyer
James C. Rowe
Cbal
Willian C. Hann
Right Olway
Dacov F. Maugans
Srl
D. Ben‘senbaugh
Edith S. Gardiner
William F. Fererelch
L. Thornton
L. Wambach
Baltimore
Body of Burned Woman Positively Identified
The burned body found February 23 on a Cranford roadside with a head wound and clothes ignited was identified today by two acquaintances as Mrs. Richard M. Campbell of Greenville, Pa. She had been missing since February 1. Police search for Campbell's husband continues.
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Campbell
Elkton
Turbulent Tornado Leaves Towns in Ruins and Death
A massive tornado cut a 50 mile radius path causing widespread destruction. In Swifton and nearby towns, vacant store buildings became temporary morgues as mutilated bodies were placed inside. Dozens dead, including Heis and Geese, and many injured with hospitals overwhelmed. Rescue hampered by rain and debris while farm families suffered heavy losses and livestock perished. Thirty two caskets and medical supplies were prepared for transport.
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Apal I
CAP
Soda Tortade
North Central
Toot Newport
Canton
Parkso
Princedale
Hatestilie
Preas
Gulon
Newport
Swifton Wits
Swifton Secon
Bywifton
T. C. Bullard
Deci Tor
Lena
Vilage Creek
Lide Rock
Retirement of Geo W Warner After 48 Years with Western Union
Word comes of the retirement of Geo W Warner after a career spanning 48 years six months in the Western Union Telegraph Company. He began as a lineman in Frederick and rose to city foreman in Philadelphia then supervised wire plant installs in Washington. He led underground cable work and pole removals, became line inspector in 1922, and spent his later years in Washington near 1229 E Street NE.
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Geo. W. Warner
Arm Telegraph Company
Warner Leter
JH Nealth
Frederick
Western Union
Philadelphia
Wea
Washington
Ts Company
Wee
Waser Union
Preaerick
Chesapeake and Iotomac Telephone Company
Winteaz
Ecgar Mier
Warner
Theewan Hopeships
E Street
N. E
Three Killed in Truck Collision Near Waynesboro Pa
Three people from Waynesboro Pa were killed late yesterday when a truck carrying them home was struck by a passing railroad truck on a road north of Waynesboro. The crash caused fatalities at the scene with emergency crews later confirming two more deaths. Investigators report an underground cable project and street work ongoing in the area.
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Hagermown
Aptii
Wealey
Wealey Jr
Waynesbaro
Mike North
Waynetom
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Bride
Calles
Mmise Theresa T Wiedefeld
Tala
Frederick Counit
Wm Theelay
Wednesdan
Marca
Mae
Hsband
Carroll County
People’s Fire Ins. Co
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Emory L. Coblentz
Leslie N. Coblentz
R. Rush Lewis
Wiliam J. Deter
Virgil W . Deith
Noah Hert
Mt. Airy
Harry Glisan
Mearl Norwood
Noan Hert
Wilfred Runjes
George Ruckles
Mehrle Hahn
Mehrle Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Bils|Stoun
Joan Norwood
Ernest Mullintxy
Oren Wright
William Clark
William Scheel
Christopher Tfert
James Vansint
Vernon Roderick
Wilson Bizier
Charles Jchiison
Martha Anna Ifert
Geraldine Vansant
Eleanor Vansant
Rebecca Vansant
Gertrude Hahn
Anna Philips
Messrs
Woodrow Baumgardner
Silas Barnes
Carl Chaney
Ernest Bankies
Arthur Thompson
John Harris
Geo. Hoffman
Frank Foland
Wilson Warmer
Willam Brown
Wiliam Finn
Ben Jameson
James Muller
Austin Metz
Francis Runkies
Allen ‘Runkies
Mohri Norwood
Wallace
Read
Francis D. Christhull
Christhuif and Ensexr
Read Commissioneas
Forder
Jenn S. Mackall
Clarence Wyt Lams
Annapolis
H. S. Shann
Ha Pista
Neiligan
Sxann
Ohne
Enserton
Williams
Woboken
U.S
President Roosevelt
Robert Pendleton
Bodletmaker
Shenandoah
Winichester
West Virginia
Shott
Congress
Martinsburg
Bog
Winchester
Ballenger
Leroy Horine
Chester Young
Federal Reserve
Rome
Augusta
Chrome
Leutenant
Shrer
Mea
Ative
Vs. Toe
OCR School
Harry Sinclair
NPA
Dong Dechud
Bates
Hall
High
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sklar
Senate Public Lands Committee
Sinclair
Long Island
Aebaugh
Miss Shannon
Mr. Perry
Offiat Conference
Cers
Cumberland
Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs
Cumberand
Toll Jows
Anne F. Sloan Lonarom
Mautie D. Cobientz
Ires
J. A. Funkerberg
Oakland
Macy
Navar
Thomas W. Koon
A. Westminster. Fine
H. Tun
Coblentz
Bion
Airs
Sous Uise
Tata
Bunion Derby
Waynesburg
Wheeling, W. Va
Court News
Singers Club
Heed
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hood College
Nl Opr
Col Sailor's
the Singers Club
Ji Senek
Ako
Iressa
Heester
The
Evens
Arkansas
Heis
Geese
George W. Warner
Weelenw Union
C.anf FP
Bare
Waynesboro
Teepe Oepupuy
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