Dog Alarm Spurs Fire Spread At Dairy Barn Near New London
A dairy barn on Everett Cashour’s farm west of New London was partly destroyed by fire about 1 30 Friday morning. The dairy house, which burned completely, likely started the blaze from faulty wiring and spread to the barn, with about twenty five gallons of milk and a ton of hay lost. Mrs. Cashour woke to her shepherd dog’s barking and alerted Mt Airy firefighters, who saved the main barn and its cows. Damages totaled around 1500 dollars, covered by insurance. dairy house and equipment losses about 1000 dollars, with barn damage near 500 dollars.
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Everett Cashour
New London
Mt. Airy
Injuries Fatal To Negro Hit By Auto March 27
Clarence H. Lyles a 58 year old Hyattstown colored man died Friday morning after being struck by an automobile on March 27. He stepped into the road from behind a machine toward a colored church south of Hyattstown. The car owned by Mrs. Bate Kingsbury Scranton Pa and driven by Michael Carroll stopped after the impact. State police say Lyles suffered only soreness and stiffness before being returned home where he remained ill. Carroll is held on $19 collateral for a hearing. He is survived by his wife Ella May and nine children in Hyattstown Washington Baltimore Union Bridge Sterling Wilbur and other nearby communities. Funeral Sunday at 3 from the late home. Interment adjoining cemetery. Hilton and Burdette funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Lyles
Hyattstown
Lyles
Georgetown Pike
Bate Kingsbury
Scranton
Michael Carroll
Carroll
Frederick
Follette Calls Liberals Meeting in Madison
Governor Philip F. Follette issued a call for a liberals meeting in Madison on Thursday night. He suggested the gathering could signal a national third party and urged organized public action against the Roosevelt recovery policy. He said 3,000 to 4,000 people were invited.
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Madison
Wis
Philip F. Follette
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A reader notes five statements from Cranium Crackers: Bismuth is a chemical false. an epithelium is an tissue false. a squid is a marine rat false. Stephen Crane was an American writer true. Purblind means nearly blind true.
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Stephen Crane
Two Color Air Mail Stamp To Be Issued
Baltimore reports a distinctive two color air mail stamp issued by the U S Post Office as National Air Mail Week May 15 21 The six cent stamp features a blue border and a red central eagle shield olive wreath and arrows It debuts May 14 in Dayton Ohio and St Petersburg Fla before sale nationwide during Air Mail Week The program includes a mass air pickup service May 19 by privately owned planes to expand routes and showcase air mail speed and efficiency
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Baltimore
Air Mail
United States Post Office Department
National Air Mail Week
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Brothers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Reg T ‘Ular
Ford Goes Home to Dearborn Before Washington Visit
Henry Ford and his wife will leave Boston for Dearborn Michigan tonight to rest before meeting President Roosevelt in Washington on April 27 to discuss business conditions. Members of the Farm and Garden Association, formerly led by Mrs Ford, were invited to an afternoon gathering at the Wayside Inn in Sudbury.
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Ford
Boston
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Washington
Roosevelt
Farm and Garden Association
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Henry W. Longfellow
Fords
Grand Jury Not Recalled For Special Session
The February grand jury will not be recalled Monday for a special session. Notices sent by the clerk show nine week reconvening rules. One murder case and several larceny and bastardy charges linger on the docket. Associate Judge Willard will be in Montgomery county court. Simms will case to follow. Petit jury selection soon. civil trials dominate the term.
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Andrew Jeomroy
Frederick Junction
Roy Ripneon
Unionville
Arthur D. Willard
Montgomery County
Rockville
Simms
Sherman P. Bowers
Thurmont Voters Prepare for Monday Election
Thurmont voters face a unclear ballot as Mayor William J. Stoner and Clarence W. Lime are poised to compete. Ar Lidie oscillates between mayoral race and a run for the Board, while incumbents Fred Tresselt, George J. Trexler, and former councilman Harry Ruch along with Charles Ambrose seek two commissioner seats. Balloting occurs at Thurmont Town Hall Monday from 3 to 6 pm with two commissioner seats and one year mayoral term.
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Thurmont
William J. Stoner
Clarence W. Lime
Ar. Lidie
Stoner
Lidie
Board of Commissioners
Fred Tresselt
George J. Trexler
Flarry Ruch
Charles Ambrose
Bvowears
Thurmont Town Hall
Clayton Creager
S B. Bennett
Six Indicted Over Dairy Law Violations at Holbrook Farm
In Upper Marlboro Maryland on April 22 six indictments for violating Maryland Dairy Inspection Law were returned by the April term grand jury in Circuit Court against James Oliver Holbrook Elizabeth Holbrook and Hannah Holbrook operators of Holbrook Farms Dairy Brentwood Maryland The dairy was charged with short weighing several farmers whose milk was purchased by the facility Frederick County farmers are among its suppliers.
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Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Holbrook Farms
James Oliver Holbrook
Elizabeth Holbrook
Hannah Holbrook
Brentwood
Frederick County
WPA foreman attacked as worksite fracas erupts
Walter Jackson a 40 year old WPA foreman was struck with a stone during a lunch hour clash between white and colored workers near Broad Run. Ray Fields 30 admitted throwing the stone and will face assault charges. Joseph Diggs 58 received a discolored eye in the melee. Investigators named Fields a leader of dissent in the Sunnyside and Point of Rocks WPA crew.
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WPA
Walter Jackson
West South Street
Roy M. Hiltner
Charles W. Smith
Broad Run
Ray Fields
Fields
Jackson
Fred Springs
Point of Rocks
Sevfal
Joseph W. Diggs
Claude Hartman
John Pe Shaw
Horiie
Sunnyside
Walter Wirts
Profits Tax Repeal Compromise Reached
Washington reports a joint Senate House conference compromise on the undistributed profits tax. A revised 12 1/2 to 16 percent rates for small firms replaces flat or broad rates, with exemptions for corporations earning 25,000 or less and retained capital gains tax provisions approved in substance.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Conference
Britain and Ireland Reach Accord After Months of Talks
London reports Great Britain and Ireland have reached an accord ending years of bickering. The dominions office announced the agreement with no details and said it would be signed Monday. Unofficial Dublin sources say it settles land annuities and tariff disputes, though a united Ireland goal remains untouched for now.
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London
Great Britain and Ireland
Dominions Office
Neville Chamberlain
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
de Valera
Ireland
Right Of Way For County Sewer Sought
County Commissioners plan further talks to secure 6800 feet of rights of way for a new sewer line from Montevue Hospital to the city system near Swastika road. One landowner asks 500 for the meadow easement, others donate or resist compensation. WPA says unemployed workers can start when approved. project to take two to three months.
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Montevue Hospital
Albert Mercer
John W. Grove
Maurice D. Slifer
Monterue Hospitals
WPA
Carroll Creek
F. W. Springer
Roy Leatherman Announces Frederick Register of Wills Bid
Frederick businessman Roy IL Leatherman announces his candidacy for Register of Wills in Frederick County subject to the September Republican primary. He previously ran for mayor and lost by a narrow margin.
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Roy IL. Leatherman
Frederick
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Leatherman
Daladier Named France Premier Again After Blum
A reader asks if J Edouard Daladier, a radical, is successor to Premier Blum in France. The promoter is reported negotiating for the sale of Mexican oil. Two issues are noted, including Austria's debt to the United States.
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J. Edouard Daladier
So‘cialis
Premier Blum
France
Austria
U.S
Duke and Duchess Schedule Riviera Visit Disrupted
Antibes reports say the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will remain on the Riviera during the King and Queen’s visit. They arrived from Versailles three days ago and are expected to return to Paris soon, though plans may still shift.
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King
Antibes
France
Hends
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Riviera
George
Queen Elizabeth
Paris
Tee Duke and Duchess
Versailles
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Jack
Jill
National Air Mail
Clarence W. Lidie
Floyd Bennett
New York
James B. Taylor, Jr
Foreman
Britain and Ireland
Horace Russell
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Montevue
Delfhey
West
Patrick St
Meetin
C. E. Cline & Son
Carty's
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Wankrarr Ankrary Satin
Wankraft
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