Baltimore and Ohio trims local trains on new schedule
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will implement a new timetable at 2.01 a.m. Sunday April 78, cutting several Main Line trains and altering Metropolitan Branch service. Key changes include discontinuing Trains 771 372 45 46 740 735 39 738 and 781, shifting or merging services, and creating a new Saturday-only Train 645 between Baltimore and Frederick.
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Teacher Weds Pupils In Adren Texas Case Returns
Niss Marie Jones, 21, a school teacher in Adren Texas, reportedly wed pupil Sam Ault a 16 in a peculiar arrangement. The note claims Jones continues teaching while Ault has access to books and a job at a ranch.
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Social seating rules in Washington teased by officials
Washington notes describe the complex social precedence among officials and hostesses surrounding seating at events. The State Department faces an embarrassing task as seating lists may be limited to avoid public embarrassment, with the Vice President and President assigning the social hierarchy and wives handling numerous receptions each season.
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Aldermen to weigh $250000 bond package tonight
Heavy agenda at the aldermen meeting includes steps toward selling bonds for municipal improvements. The largest project aims to build a water line toward Fishing Creek Dam at an estimated 115000, plus drainage relief plans and other uses for bond funds. A truck company delegation from Fredericks Fire Department reportedly seeks permission to add a fourth driver.
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Weather Delays Openers as Major Leagues Start
Unkind weather stalled major league plans as teams advanced toward a delayed season. Clouds and threatening conditions urged postponements in New York and Philadelphia while Chicago and Cleveland faced no rain. Pirates Cubs Cardinals Reds Tigers Indians expected to clash. White Sox and Browns faced varied weather threats. International League openings also unsettled by wet grounds.
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Committee to Decide on Mellon's Seat Right
Washington April 1 AP The Senate Judiciary Committee adjourned after ruling Mellon may remain in the Booser Cabinet without re submission while Friday decides if his business ties disqualify him. Debate centered on McKellar resolution behind closed doors. Rose tickets and operas noted in a stray list of attendees.
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Potomac Flood Threat Eases After Heavy Maryland Rains
Frederick area reports high Potomac levels with six inch per hour rise overnight. Several families near Point of Rocks abandon homes as water nears structures. Monocacy also rises, Buckeystown and Frederick Junction fields inundated. No major damage expected. conditions easing within 24 hours as temperatures rise.
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Babe Ruth Weds Claire Hodgson In Early Morning Ceremony
New York April 17 AP Babe Ruth and Mrs Claire Hodgson former actress wed today at St Gregorys Roman Catholic Church in a 659 AM ceremony moved up from announced time. Crowds braved drizzle to glimpse the couple as Ruth in Yankees uniform was seen departing with no planned wedding trip and two altar boys promised autographed paschal gifts.
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Pyles Show Heads to Knightstown in 34 Mile Trek
Richmond crowds cheered C. C. Pyles on his transcontinental footrace toward Knightstown in a 34 mile leg from Richmond. Johnny Selo Passsic of New Jersey arrived earlier, completing a 63 mile segment in 9 hours 37 minutes 50 seconds, while Pyles’ Follies drew a large audience in Columbus before moving on.
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Bailey Acquitted In Escape Of Jack Hart
Baltimore April 17 AP George Bailey penitentiary prisoner was on the roof when Jack Hart escaped. A verdict returned sealed after jury deliberation cleared Bailey of charges of conspiring with Hart to escape aiding Hart's escape and attempting to escape. He was returned to the penitentiary to serve 12 years.
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May Day Fete Planned at Hood College May 11
Hood College prepares for its annual May Fete with a village green scene and a royal pageant. Aliss Ruth Anderson leads as senior class president and general chairman, with Anne Wagner and Virginia Dunn heading key committees. Nominees for May Queen, Hood Prince, and Jester have been chosen, with reveal planned on May Day morning.
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Kreitzer Convicted in Manslaughter Charge
AP reports Kreitzer was convicted on a manslaughter charge after the trial and awaits sentencing. Prosecutors argued the shooting was accidental while Kreitzer claimed the pistol discharged as he played with it. The case centers on whether the act was negligent and unintended.
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Hagerstown Country Club Heads Give Bail
Four defendants from the Hagerstown Country Club waived preliminary hearing and posted $1,000 bonds each before U S Commissioner B Noel Haller. They face federal charges in Baltimore with Judge William C Coleman set to hear Thursday morning at 10 30. The group includes Charles C Easton president Biram Wanty vice president Harvey A Wachter and Willan H Dickerson, club employees. The raid occurred last month. bonds were previously set and reset as appearances moved.
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Hold Up New York Pay Roll Car
A robbery in New York led to a car carrying payroll being held up and $38,050 taken. A gunman opened fire wounding driver Pattolian Joseph Clancy and messenger John McKane, with Clancy seriously hurt. The money was en route to Bell Telephone Laboratories on Bethune Street. A bystander, Eugene Crovier, 17, was struck by a stray bullet.
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Elmer Brown of W. Elected Grand Warden
The 108th annual session of the Grand Lodge of Maryland adjourned after installing officers. Elmer Brown of W. elected Grand Warden, becoming Grand Master in 1831 marking a second Frederick count Grand Master. Past Grand Master H. Dorsey Etchison nominated again for fifth term as Grand Representative in the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Houston and Satile Washington. Attendees from the city and county included Bob A Bennett and others.
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Hand Amputated After Factory Accident at Newark Shoe Plant
Carroll Rime, 19, of Tanestown, had his right hand amputated at the wrist after his band was crushed by an embossing machine at the Newark shoe factory in Littletown, Pennsylvania. He was admitted to Wagner hospital at 4:30 pm and Condition described as good. Factory officials declined to give details beyond noting Rime’s three months at the plant and that he operated the embossing machine. The incident occurred Monday afternoon when his hand was caught in the machine, one of seven used in the shop. Rime is unmarried. Braddock Woman's club met April 12 under Miss Hazel Holter with a program on American Home and Fine Arts. Lions Club plans to visit Yausten to discuss salesmanship and employment.
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Coast Storm Slams Coast with Wreckage and Snow
New York and Pennsylvania reported heavy winds and snow as a coastwide storm battered shore structures from Maine to the Virginia coast. A masted schooner broke from Casco Bay moorings, while Jersey boardwalk areas suffered damage and New Jersey estimates topped 500000 dollars. Flooding and high water affected Williamsport and surrounding regions, with rail detours and submerged tracks disrupting travel and services.
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Monthly Meeting of Frederick Automobile Club Held at Hotel In No
The Frederick Automobile Denke seciation held its regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 in the Hotel In No with routine business and a discussion of the problem. The next meeting is set for the 21st at Catoctly Club with golf in the afternoon and dinner to follow. Committee members included R J Warfield J Shell and Floyd Younkins. Attendees listed include R Lo Warfeld D Murray Bernie Winkle Glenn G Greer Mitchell Circle M Roney Gra Staley Roland W Barbeugh P Hiteshew F RK Youngins J Hyatt and Mr Albeugh.
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Catocthtry Club
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Floyd Younkins
National Foreign Trade Meeting Opens In Baltimore
In Baltimore on April 17 AP reports the Sixteenth National Trade Conference opened with remarks by Sag Carlos G. Davie of Chile. He urged unity of nations and cautioned that commerce with Latin America shapes the current epoch. The discussion highlighted the role of foreign trade in global history and the balance of power among major states.
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Cilean Wall
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