Holy Name Parade Draws Vast Frederick Crowd
Frederick expects a record Holy Name Society parade with up to 20 000 visitors from Baltimore and across the state. Seventeen State Police plus city officers oversee traffic as thirteen special trains and thirty bus loads from one Baltimore parish arrive, with parade set for 2 PM Sunday.
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Frederick
Holy Name Society
Culler
Capt
Yers
B. and C
Walter F. Zeigier
Baltimore
Myers
Peppersack
Increased Demand in Paris for U S Apples
The Department of Agriculture reports rising demand for American apples in Paris. In the last month U S apples have been offered there in sound condition at reasonable prices, with plans to land refrigerated cargoes at a continental port instead of trans shipping from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Department of Agriculture
United States
Lonmilon
Crop and Weather Conditions For Week
Washington AP reports crop and weather for the week ending yesterday in southern states. Maryland shows two weeks late with wheat backward but average conditions. Potatoes and garden crops lag while Virginia shows fair progress in growing and planting though germination slowed by low temperatures.
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Washington
Maryland
Mumps in Towson Senior and Local Health Updates
Misa Anna Wiles a Towson State Normal School senior near Frederick is ill with mumps and staying with her sister in Middletown. Mrs. Frank M. Stevens remains unchanged at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. George Priscel of East Patrick Street underwent an operation Wednesday at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering as well as expected.
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Misa Anna Wiles
Near Frederick
State Normal School
Towson
Romer V. Toms
Middletown
Frank M. Stevens
Frederick City Hospital
George Pricely
East Patrick Street
Winnipeg Sizzles in 80 Degree Summer Heat
AP reports Western Canada endures midsummer heat with Winnipeg reaching 80 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade. Saskatchewan and Alberta enjoy favorable conditions as farm work speeds up across the prairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Winnipes
Canada
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Gardener Unearths Buried Radio Set At Sheriff Office
Samuel Murdock found a Radiola JTL A radio set while digging in his garden rear. Authorities suspect the item buried by Robert Payne, jailed in 1925 for larceny, may be the missing set from Smith and Grimes music store. A matching serial number is being checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Murdock
Robert Payne
Payne
Murdock
Smith and Grimes
Romans Celebrate 2680th Anniversary in Fascist Parade
In Rome, large crowds filled streets and squares to mark the city’s 2,680th anniversary. Workers joined the demonstrations as Mussolini’s regime framed the event as a step toward the empire’s spiritual foundation and new work to follow. Flags and proclamations adorned the city as marching laborers in working clothes led the processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trome
Lomans
Rome
Tnike
Te City
Better Homes Week Observed Across Local Communities
Better Homes Week will be observed April 24 to May 1 with Adamstown Ruckers town Jiamsville Knoxville New Windsor Talleytown Walkersville Westminster and Wooshoro taking part. The program features lectures contests discussions demonstrations of home furnishings home gardening labor saving devices budgeting systems home play and home music with actual home demonstrations wherever feasible by local committees.
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Adamstown
Ruckerstown
Jiamsville
Knoxville
New Windsor
Talleytown
Walkersville
Westminster
Wooshoro
Hbetler Nomes Committee
Week-End Dances At Trood College Weekend Hop
Trood College held the underclass hop with Freshmen and Sophomores hosting in Cablentz Hall. Doors opened to out of town guests as Dean Lovejoy and student leaders welcomed attendees with Bob Tula’s Orchestra from Baltimore and Dav id Hagan's Orchestra providing music. A pre dance tea was held in Winchester Hall with hostesses Margie Stoushton Elizabeth Bowers and Mrs. M. N. Morris. In a separate item, Hattie Smith posted bond of 250 dollars after being charged with bigamy and released for next term court. Twenty physicians attended the Frederick County Medical Society dinner at the Francia Sem Key Hotel Monday evening.
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Trood College
Cablentz Tall
Joseph N. Apple
Sara C. Lovejoy
Katherine Arnold
Shaw
Ruth KL Pe Sue Bremer
Virginia Tlanter
Bob Tula
Orchestra
Baltimore
Winchester Hall
Marjorie Stoushton
Elizabeth Bowers
M. N. Morris
David Hagan
Bai
Hattie Smith
Crum
Glenn H. Worthington
Bond
Frederick County Medical Secrety
Francia Sem Key
Number Five Percy Joyce May Take Yet Another Husband
A column notes Percy Joyce known for taking and discarding four husbands plans to wed again. Rumors name Stanford Comstock a Chicago realtor and probable new husband, though it’s unclear if she is already his wife. The piece mentions wealth as a factor in the match.
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Percy Joyce
Stanford
Comstock
Miami
Chicago
U S Allows Liquor Patrol Vessels to Visit Bahamas
London reports that American liquor patrol ships may visit Bahamian waters after giving prior notice at Bimini to the Bahaman commissioner. Foreign Secretary Chamberlain announced the rule change in Parliament noting notification hurdles through official channels and lack of formal agreement to extend patrols to Gun Cay and nearby islands.
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London
United States
Ratininga
Bimini
Chamberlain
Gun Cay
Sir Austen
of America Revenue
Bahamas
Miss Taggard Gives Recital at Bradbeck Hall
Genevieve Taggard presented a varied recital at Bradbeck Hall Hoood College on Tuesday evening. She discussed Edna St Vincent Millay as folkish and described three types in her work while reading poems by Millay Wilie Dog oith Cummings Wolfe and others. The program featured Taggard's own pieces The First Miracle The Song of the Unbound Hair Trinity and Fhin Airs and Boy and Girls with a dinner and reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Taggard
Bradbeck Hall
Hoood College
Edna St. Vincent Milla
Miss Taglord
Jdna Maloy
Miss Taggard
Eleanor Wilie
Louise Dog- Aith
Miss Tagegard
Betty
Erik
Cummings
Robert Wolfe
Miss Tasgard
Eve
Tag
Tos. Emat
Odd Fellows Visit Frederick From Baltimore Grand Lodge
About 74 members of the Grand Lodge O O K of Baltimore visited the Ona Fellows Home in Frederick. They left Baltimore Temple at eight this morning and arrived around ten. A tour of the buildings followed a noon luncheon before returning to Baltimore.
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Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Oo. O. K
Baltimore
Ona Fellows
Frederick
Baitimora
Collins Machinery Property Sells on East Patrick Street
The Charles A. Collins implement warehouse on East Patrick Street, adjoining Hygeia Tea Plant, was sold to Mrs. Catherine C. Notnagle for 20000. Equipment and personal property were bought for 5000 by Collins and Notnagle, with court approval and trustee negotiations noted. Young Patrick Street property also sold for 18240 to Mr. Shirey of Greencastle, PA.
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Charles A. Collins
East Patrick Street
Hygeia Tea Company
Catherine C. Notuagle
Jacob Notnagle
Potts and Griffin
Frances M. Collins
Circuit Court
Leo Weinberg
A. D. Wilard
W. M. Starn
Collins
Notnagle
Young
Youngs
West Patrick Street
Young Mentor Compeny
Shirey
Greencastle
Leslie N. Cobrentz
Albert 8. Brown
Braddock Heights Organizes Resort Association
Hotel and hoarding house proprietors and business interests met Tuesday night to form the Braddock Heights Resort Association at Sechrist Mountain House. Officers include M. W. Croghan as president and Charles Walls as first vice president with Edgar McCardell as second vice president, Louise Blum as secretary and Mrs. William Oberlander as treasurer. A committee led by Croghan, Oberlander, McCardellan and Kendall King will direct an advertising campaign to attract business to the Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
M. d W. Croghan
Charles 11. Walls
Edgar S. McCardeil
Louise Blum
Willian Oberlander
Croghan
Oberlander
McCardellan
Kendall King
Sechrist Mountain House
YWCA Holds Installation Service at Wood College
The YWCA installation occurred Sunday evening at 6:36 in Bradbeck Hall with cabinet members leading the march into the chapel. Miss Ethel Brighthl gave the retiring address and Miss Ethel Webster, newly elected president, pledged to fulfill the creed and ideals and accepted the symbolic candle. Webster, active in YWCA work, had just attended the national YWCA conference in Milwaukee to discuss campers problems.
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Y.W.C.A
YW. C. A
Wiood College
Bradbeck Hall
Ethel Brighthl
Ethel Webster
Webster
YY. W. Cla
United States
Milwaukee
Wis
Five of 400 Guard Escape Kuominchun Massacre
The North China Daily News reports that only five men out of 400 guarding the cabinet office survived after Kuominchun troops opened machine guns on them near the Yellow Temple as they evacuated Peking. The paper calls it a cole blooked massacre and notes extremists forced commanders to destroy pistols before the demonstration last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet Office
Peking
North China Daily News
Yellow Temple
Lions Club to Observe National Forest Week Thursday
Representatives from war services clubs and other groups attend a Lions Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss National Forest Week from April 12 to 24. State Forester F W Lesley and A Wredgel of Shenandoah National Park Campaign will speak. Richard F Simmons presides.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Board of Education
Frederick County
Education
Lloyd Palmer
Board of County Commissioners
Isaac Wallon League
Hotary
Kiwants
State
FL W. Lesley
Najtional
A. Wredgel
Shenandoah National Park
Richard F. Simmons
Ason
Frederick City
Inme
Roberts
Nicodemus
Frederick
Hy Monady
Rescue Efforts Continue For Entombed Men After Landslide
In Quincy California on April 21 rescuers press the effort to reach entombed workers from the Dere Feather River Power Company landslide. One man was recovered alive, another body recovered, and a third man Thomas A McDermott was rescued alive but exhausted.
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Quincy
Cali
Dere Feather River Power Company
Dan Coyne
San Francisco
Thomas A McDermott
Silent Alarm Fire Dampens at Rear Coop
The Independent company responded to a silent alarm from Rhea American State on Patrick Street. Fire found in a chicken coop at the rear of the store and extinguished by chemical means. Damage path was slight.
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Pafternoon Aboo
Rhea
Patrick Street
PONZI SENTENCED TO YEAR IN FLORIDA PENITENTIARY
Charles Longi, once called a financial wizard, received one year at hard labor in Kalford State Penitentiary for a Florida trust declaration violation. Judge Peeler denied a new trial request.
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Jacksonville
Ble
Aum
Charles Longi
Kalford
James M. Peeler
Fin Wag
Peeler
Vonsis
Pong
iCharpon Land
Dempsey Accepts Challenge for September Championship Fight
Jack Dempsey signed articles to defend the heavyweight title against an opponent chosen by promoter Tex Rickard. The bout is planned for September 16 near New York with venues under consideration in Yankee Stadium or Bay’s Thirty Acres Jersey City.
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Fort Worth
Dempsey
Pex Lickard
Mmne
Hickard
New York
Tex T Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Bayle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Treaties To Get Rum Runners Hit By Court
New York April 21 The U S Court of Appeals ruling clarifies that treaties with Great Britain Norway and others limit offshore searches beyond the four league limit. Prohibition officials plan to seek new statutory authority to enforce beyond shorelines while noting the decision may hinder efforts against rum runners.
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New York
Great Britain
Norway
United States
Washington
ADP
Prohiition Officida
Congress
Sieretry Andrews
Pla
Estate Law Seldom Used to Transfer Debts to School Board
The estate of John Thompson, found dead June 29 at a boarding house in Frederick County, was paid $422 to the County Board of Education from an estate valued around $1,222 after funeral costs. Under Maryland law, if no relatives or will exist, property may go to the School Board. The case brings attention to such proceedings as executor A Wart Efechison settles documents from 1909 will of Wachter of Frederick County, naming Elizabeth Pearl and Neighbors as executor and beneficiary.
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John Thompson
Me T. Hesson
Iwert Latrick Street
Jame 29
Derrick County Board of Education
Ace Eouinge
Frederick County
Thommogan
Cee Sherman P Howers
Clares Goodell
Sheriff Albaugh
Thompson
Germany
Futaw D. Neighbora
Lizale Pearl
Dr Charley Edmunds to Speak at Frederick event Thursday
Frederick Branch of the American Association of University Women prepares for Dr Charley Edmunds Provost of Johns Hopkins University to visit Thursday. He will lecture on Dynamic China and has spent two centuries in the country. A dinner and reception follow the talk at Brodbeck Hall with many clubs officials and students invited.
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Frederick
American Associaion of University Women
Charley Woodmunds
Joly Hopking University
Brodbeck Hall
Eamunds
Hdmunda
Hopkins
Contemporary Pclub
Otter
Hood Contemporary Club
Ene Mastle
Dy Ramunds
Joseph Ti. Apple
Topkins
AAL UW
Assortation
Elizabeth Baldwin
God College
Rehairman
Bo Owas
Orelowk
Edmunds
Datroy
Joseph H. Apple
Izabeth Baldwin
Dr. Baldwin
John Francis Smyth
Arthur JD. Willard
Emma Newman
Esther ‘Full
Time extended in Senate hearing on prohibition enforcement
Dry leaders pressed for more time to present testimony as the Senate prohibition committee neared its end. Opponents urged swift action with firm sentences and stricter enforcement, while Governor Pinchot signaled support for enforcement methods.
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Washington
Senate Prohibition
Buvys
Thue
Prohibition
Lurm
Amd
Com
Reed
Migsouri
Ted
Boc
Merrell
Pinchot
Pannaylyndia
Toensel
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
Benator Gof
Republican
West Virginia
Bernsteen
Rise More Like Boom as Prices Advance
New York April 22 AP stock prices drifted in a narrow range at the opening with an upward tilt. Cheap money for speculation boosted loan rates, investors bought heavily, and short interests retreated as railroad shares drew strong demand in anticipation of favorable March statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
York
Prigex
Catholics urged to vote in Mexican polls
Mexico City April 21 AP Catholics are urged to participate in Presidential, Congressional and Municipal elections as a means to bring about religious freedom in Mexico. A pastoral letter signed by all country arch bishops and bishops protests religious clauses in the Mexican constitution and urges amending the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Miner Who Saved 21 Dies From Injuries
John H. Neil known as Jock McNeil, a mine foreman at Jamison Coal and Coke, died from injuries after leading 21 miners to safety during a explosion at the Jamison mine in Montana. Fourteen others perished in the incident and miners were entombed for two days and nights.
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Mont
W Wa
John H
Jock
MrcNeil
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
Totus McNeil
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