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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1924

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Social Service Change to Coordinate Relief Work in Frederick

Coop initiative unites Frederick relief groups under the Social Service Exchange with a shared card index to prevent duplication, raise efficiency, and save funds. May 1 marks the start with Children’s Aid Society directing, others joining, confidential records to be indexed and kept among participating organizations.

Frederick Children's Aid Society Louise D. Nelson Miss Nelson Bees the Red Cross Salvation Army Public Health Unit Pythian Castle People’s Fire Insurance Social Service Exchange Elizabeth Ebert Aid Society Social Services Exchange Sacre Charitie Cite Cou Tv Coren’s Aid Society Nfms Ion Wil Ie Ion Wil Ie Friefly Hrive Pracen Verv Aeeaatet

Weather and Crop Conditions in Maryland Week Ending April 15

The week in Maryland was cool and cloudy early then milder and sunnier later. Western Maryland shows greening wheat rye and grasses while fruit buds swell across the state with blossoms on peach and plum trees in central and southern regions. Ground remains too wet for planting though some peas gardens and early potatoes were started. the season is about two weeks behind normal.

Maryland Blue Ridge Mountains

Maundy Thursday Observances Signal Holy Week in Frederick

Maundy Thursday marks the start of church services across the city as Frederick observes Holy Week with solemn rites recalling the life and death of Christ. Most stores close for Good Friday. Easter weekend brings light preparations, festivals, and a spring Florists’ rush while schools halt.

Frederick Roi County Ang Lemale Iere

Runaway Boy Sought After by Frederick Police

Frederick police seek a runaway youth presumed heading to Frederick. WS-year-old son of Clarence Ransom of Hanover, Pa, left home about four weeks ago. Described as light complexioned with red hair, wearing top boots and a dark suit at departure. He may answer to the name TL and is described as backward in disposition.

Sen Frederick Clarence Ransom Hanover Hay

Namie Commission to Oversee City Playgrounds

A five member commission appointed by Mayor Lloyd C. Culler will supervise and plan systematized recreation for Frederick children. Members include Miss Mary C. Ott Civic Club, Dr J A Long Rotary, William x Filler Kiwanis, H Noel Haber Lions, and A LeRoy McCurdell School Board. The move follows a February 20 request by Miss D F Greene Playground Association of America and local groups. The panel will plan, supervise, and control all recreational activities affecting children.

Lloyd C. Culler Frederick Civic Club Mary C. Ott Rotary J. A. Long Kiwanis Wiliam x. Filler Lions H. Noel Haber Choot A. LeRoy McCurdell Tegwiat D. FE. Greene Playground Association of America

Mrs Pinchot Mortified by Attack of German Measles

Mrs Gif Ford Pinchot wife of the Pennsylvania governor suffers German measles at Milford Pennsylvania and regrets her inability to address Republican women as she says she is distressed and mortified by the ailment in a telegram.

Associated Press Philadelphia Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Milford Republican Women of

Pre holiday dullness in stock market eases after brief rally

The morning session showed pre holiday dullness as prices edged up on growing short covering. Buying orders remained uneven and the market failed to spread gains beyond leading issues while call money opened at 4 1/2 percent.

Associated Press New York

Reparations Commission Considers Germany Reply

At a plenary session in Paris on April 27 the reparations commission unanimously noted Germany's adherence to expert conclusions and approved, within its powers, the proposed methods and conclusions in the report.

Paris Tada

Florida delegates instructed for Coolidge at GOP convention

The Associated Press from Palatka Florida reports that Florida will send ten delegates to the national Republican convention in Cleveland and instruct them to support President Coolidge, following the Florida Republican convention.

Florida Coolidge Associated Press Palatka Fla Cleve Lolay Cool‘idge

Spring Setback A Weather Notice Tamps Utes Tennis

Spring brings chill and lingering snow with overcoats seen in windows yet a Washington forecast predicts April showers and warmer days ahead. The article notes a long-time holder of the United States amateur tennis title and hints at sports activity continuing despite the cold.

Iolas Washington

Frederick Blue Rides League 1924 Schedule Card

The condensed schedule for the 1924 Frederick Blue Rides League season is printed and ready at News-Post offices on Court Street. Home and away games are listed, and the pocket size coin card includes a calendar on the back. Cards are available to the public by request.

Frederick News-Post Court Street

Coal prices lowered as winter demand rises nationwide

Coal dealers report price reductions at mines with widespread cuts and a gradual buildup of stocks for winter. Prices vary by grade from white ash to red ash and Georges Creek coal, with anticipated further adjustments as transportation improves and orders for summer delivery wind down.

Nui Georges Creek Cannell

Lions Club Luncheon Discusses Film Show and Convention Plans

The Lions Club held a well attended noon meeting. Topics included a Monday night showing of Bimbo the American Legion production and preparations for an upcoming convention in April.

Lions Ihak Ty Heheti de Bhite Grex Racm Francis Scote Rabbi Chirk

Visit to Pacific by MoT Sevfon ix tour

The story notes a spring Pacific tour by MoT Sevfon ix, highlighting the visit as a notable event. It mentions a leader or figure associated with the trip and implies a long-standing effort tied to the Myahs cif daring or ole ling, with a focus on broader regional appreciation.

Sevfon Pacific Phe Yisit

Weather Forecast Delivery Aids Farm Agents In Maryland

The Weather Bureau in Baltimore now sends daily weather outlooks to county farm agents across the state. Forecasts cover practical details for farmers and are broadcast by radio and distributed via telephone, telegraph, and other lines. The system aims to help farmers adapt quickly to changing conditions and reduce risk from sudden shifts in weather.

Maryhind Department of Agrientence Baltimi Duc Agemt Lanta Oraidio

News-Post to Observe Easter Monday Holiday

The Frederic Post of The Eventing News will not publish on Monday April 21 to observe Easter Monday. The business offices will be closed from Monday evening until Monday morning, with operations resuming later in the week.

News-Post Francis Scott Key Council State Council Frederic Post At & O'Vlae

$50,000 In Currency Stolen In Mail Robbery

Three bandits halted a south Saint Paul payroll shipment at the Chicago Great Western station near the Armour and Co plant. Two armed men forced postal clerks to surrender the bags containing the $50,000 payroll. The heist occurred as pouches were being loaded onto a wagon after a train arrival.

St. Paul Minn South Saint Paul Torque Chicary Great Western Faust Armour and Company South St. Paul Hag

Witnesses Deny Wheeler Charges Before Senate Panel

Testimony denies Senator Burton R. Wheeler appeared for Campbell in land cases before the Interior Department and claims Wheeler said he could handle no cases after his election. Campbell testified Wheeler insisted on no involvement in Campbell matters and that Campbell and Wheeler discussed representation in state courts for a $10,000 annual fee.

Associated Press Washington Burton RK. Wheeler Montana Mittee le Senate Gordon Campbell Agnist Wheeler Interior Department Senate Campbell Pam Stout Hho Catbell Wheelers Fran Campbell Bio Campbel Booth Binenin Perott Reone Lin Lere Phe Whee'er Haat Tim

Restock Stream Involves 6000 Rainbow Trout Shipment

The United States Government Bureau of Fisheries sends 6000 rainbow trout and 200 brown trout to Frederick County under the Trank Walton League's request. Captain IT. Kearns leads the truck, with several League members named as supporters. The fingerlings are about 12 inches, from a government hatchery, marking the League's first stock delivery.

Trank Walton League Frederick Bureau of Fisheries Rock Kearns J. W Solt J. W Solt, Won. S. Gasneil Samuel Gardner A. Newcomer W. Trarner W. A. Tuddell Frank Johnson Woo Schoonminker Lergue

Thaw Takes Stand as Estate Counsel Grapples with Questions

Thaw testifies in a Philadelphia proceeding with his lawyers surprised by his cross examination approach. Trustees and Nesbit’s counsel report minimal questions as Thaw's composure and immunity draw concern from former prosecutor Jerome who doubts his sanity despite contrary expert testimony.

Associated Bres Philadelphia Lisifarry John Mc Arthur Cp Son Thaw Willan A Jerelyn Nesbit Phaw Aorhos Lawrence Mer. Dickson Jerome New York William Travers Jerome New York County Marry Kk. Thaw Stanford Whitt Thase All Saints

Japan Denies Hanihara Recall From U S

Tokyo reports claim Ambassador Wan Lid in Washington to be recalled by the Japanese government. Publication says Foreign Minister Matsui will resign as imperial session approaches immigration issues. Both reports unconfirmed.

Japan Hanihara U. S Tokio Wunlid al Washington Yourhoi Matsui

British figures plan visit to United States

Coming over Lady Cynthia Curzon and Oswald Mosley plan a U S visit. She is popular in British court circles. The husband of Lady Cynthia, Lester, lives in Washington. Her father L. 4% and Daranel heir Roimsay MacDonald’s Labor party tie up with the group.

Cynthia Curzon Oswald Ernard Mosley Cynthivs Lester Washington Daranel Roimsay MacDonald Labor Party

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