Floyd Bennett Dies in Quebec of Pneumonia
American aviator Floyd Bennett died in a Quebec hospital from double pneumonia after aiding stranded German flyers. Notables Byrd Lindbergh and others were present or nearby. Bennett's body to be interred near his Brooklyn home with funeral arrangements pending.
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Floyd Bennett
Quebec
North Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Bennett
Byrd
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
North Pol
Jeffery Hale Hospital
Lake Ste. Agnes
Greenly Island
Bernt Sbalchen
Balchen
Mra. Bennett
Richard EB. Byrd
Mrs. Bennett
Trast
Brooklyn
Navy
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Lindbergh
Battlefold Park
Jeffers Hale Hospital
Germans to Resume Flight in Relief Plane
A Canadian press dispatch from Lake Ste. Agnès Quebec reports German airmen plan to abandon their Junkers Bremen and take to Murray Bay in a Ford relief plane piloted by Bernt Ralchen. The message arrived at 22:00 with repairs not yet completed.
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Lake Ste. Agnes
Quebec
Greenly Island
Murray Bar
Bremen
Ford
Bernt Ralchen
Seventeen Year Locust Invasion Expected in Pennsylvania
Entomologists warn the seventeen year locusts will appear in Pennsylvania counties along the Maryland line later in March and peak in June. They do not feed on foliage but damage trees as female locusts slit bark and larvae worsen splits, weakening limbs and causing decay in wooded areas.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
York
Mar
Granted Absolute Divorce for Geisinger Couple
Thomas E Geisinger and Tes sie Geisinger of Frederick obtain a final divorce. The decree, granted through attorneys Winebrenner and Sinn, finalizes the vin enlo matrimonii dissolution between the spouses.
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Thomas E Geisinger
Winebrenner
Sinn
Tessie Geisinger
Fredenck
Lecture by Lorado Taft Delights Hood College Audience
Lorado Taft lectured on One Hundred Masterpieces of Sculpture at Hood College Brodbeck Hall to students, faculty, and friends. Using slides, he explained works from Egypt, Greece, Rome, and beyond, noting the Sphinx and Parthenon figures among favorites and comparing craft across cultures.
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Lorado Taft
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Taft
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Germany
France
Belgium
America
Parthenon Greec
Hermes
Pranridles
Venus de Milo
Apollo Belvedere
Donatello
Georgy
Michael Angelo
Moher
Voltaire
Houdon
Rude
Daniel Chester French
St. Gardens
Audiense
Hoover and Smith Lead in Primaries Across States
Ohio delegates split with Hoover winning a majority of the 51 and all seven at large. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania show momentum for Hoover and Smith as they vie for party nominations. Michigan delegates bind to Hoover. Ohio results hint at a strong showing for Smith in the presidential race.
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Hoover
Ohio
Kansas City
Commerce
Frank B. Wills
Smith
Washington
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
Mellon
Houston
Atlee Pomerene
Noames
Willis
Dawes
Lowden
Michigan
Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Lynch seeks injunction over blocked road access
Equity action filed in clerk of court by William F. Lynch against John T. Norwood for a preliminary mandatory injunction. Plaintiff alleges Norwood fenced a road that is the only ingress from Lynch home to the parish highway from Prospect Church to Woodville. He claims he lacks ingress and egress and is represented by A D Willard.
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Equity
Clerk of the Courts
Wiliam F. Lynch
John T. Norwood
Woodville
Lynch Home
Paric Highway
Prospect Church
Wootville
Hill Alleres
A.D. Willard
Engagement of Interest Mere
Mrs. desco P. Riggs hosts Florence Harris of Chicago and Mrs Malestm Harris for a social engagement in Baltimore. The gathering at the Fell estate plans a forthcoming wedding event in March.
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Florence Harris
Chicago
Davzhier
Malestm
Harris
Warris
Schie Fell
Baltymore
Fargerty
Terentty Annewnes
Lake Placu
Missionaries killed in China amid Shantung fighting
Reports from Shanghai and Hankow recount a string of brutal incidents in Shantung province. Dr. Salter F. Seymour of Tsining's hospital was shot dead by a Chinese soldier amid Nationalist Northerner clashes. An American Methodist missionary is said to have been executed at Yen chowfu. Refugees in Kingmen report a massacre of about 6 000 people in a city of 600 000 as bandits struck northwest of Hankow.
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Shanghai
Salter F. Seymour
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Tsining
Shantung
Seymour
Shantung Province
Taluing
Yenchonfu
Tokyo
Amil 26
Peking
Rengo
Yenchonsu
Yenchowfu
Hankow
China
Kingmen
Frederick dentists slated for Maryland State meeting
Frederick city and county dentists will attend the Maryland State Dental Association annual meeting in Baltimore April 30 to May 2. Dr. Thomas S. Bader will speak at the opening session, with several local and state officers and society presidents also presenting remarks. A Frederick County Dental Society report will be delivered by Dr. A A Radcliff.
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Maryland State Dental Association
Belvedere
Baltimore
Frederick
Thomas S. Bader
State Dental Association
Frederick County Dental Society
A. A. Radclif
Radcliff
Frederick County
J. P. Dewhurst
Alegany County Dental Society
Walter E. Green
Burt B. Ide
Eader
State Association
D. G. Everhart
Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners
Radenf
Noah F. Kefanver
Kerman M. Davis
Joseph T. Fries
William E. Trail
W.erhart
Gd. Marrone
W.D Watson
G. Kearfott
Tue
Brimesick
Frederik County Dental Society
Hotel Frederick
Miss Kieffer to Be County Princess at Winchester Apple Blossom
Frederick county selects Miss Katharine Roulette Kieffer daughter of Rev and Mrs Kieffer to represent county in the Fifth Annual Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia on May 3 and 4. Kieffer, Hood College student and former Frederick High School editor, is noted for grades and leadership.
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Miss Kieffer
Winchester
Steitzbach
Katherine
Frederick County
Katharine Roulette Kieffer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Kieffer
Hood College
Frederick High School
Julette Kieffer
Ang
Kiwanis
Stuart Mall
Staunton
Misa Helen Abell Conley
C. H. Con- Jay
Fred- Lorick County
Precinct Boundaries Fixed For Frederick City Elections
Frederick city voters face precinct changes as eight city precincts are used for municipal elections while county elections subdivide several precincts for 15 polling places. The article details line by line boundaries along Market Patrick East and North Market Streets, Fourth Street, Fifth Street, Jefferson Street, and other streets, outlining where precincts begin and end within the city limits.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Maryland
Market
Patrick Streets
South Market Street
Jefferson Street
Market and
Tung
Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
North Market and
Fourth Streets
East Fourth Street
North Market
North Market Street
Second Streets
Fifth Streets
West Fhln Street
West Second Street
Jefferson St
Appointment to Farm and Merchant National Bank Board
The bank directors elected Jin WoYaris Je to its board on Tuesday, with William F E Fotler and Mr Hare connected to the firm of Plebe & Co. The late officer TROT served previously as president, and the board cofirmed the appointment of the new director amid a period of leadership transition.
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Bes
Jin WoYaris
Merchant National Bank
Ta Cue
Mr. Hare
Ibs Aye Te Ord Pues Co
Watleowy
Tome
Haris
Lockhart Killed Racing at Daytona Beach
Auto racer Frank Lockhart died after losing control of his Stutz Black Hawk on the Daytona Beach course. The car struck a soft spot in the sand, overturned several times, and he was thrown face down. Speeds reached over 200 mph on the fatal run, with earlier speeds of 147 193 and 203 mph.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Frank Lockhart
Lockhart
Grandstand
Court convicts two in two cases and clears one
Justice Motter finalized the Peoples Court session with three cases. Keefer Proctor received one year in the House of Correction for unauthorized use of an automobile truck while Samuel Barnes faced a reckless driving conviction and chose to pay a $50 fine over 60 days in jail. John Hammond’s assault case was dismissed. Baron Wrangel, 30, dies in Brussels after retirement from Soviet-aligned forces.
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Guy K. Motter
House of Correction
Keefer Proctor
Big City
Samuel Barnes
Alton Y. Bennett
Barnes
Bennett
Allen Bartgis
John Hammond
New Windsor
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