Girl Left Behind Reunited With Parents After 25 Miles
A six year old girl was left in Frederick as her family drove off in a Hudson sedan. Officer Miller and Officer Cubbage pursued via Hagerstown and Cumberland, locating the car and reuniting Dorothy May with her grateful parents in Frederick.
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Frederick
J. E Weer
Youngstown
West
Patrick
Jefferson
Wily
Derby May
Roerothy May
Dorothy May
W. E. Miller
Miler
Braddock
Siste Police
Cubbage
Ohio
Wille
Hagerstown Pike
Miller
Uttle
Cupbage
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Wiley
Cabbage
Whey
McCrory Five and Ten Cent
Mr. Walsh
Trafic
Dentist Shot Dead by Intruders in Chicago Office
Dr. Frank J. Brady was fatally shot when unidentified men forced entry to a Chicago dental office. The assailants fled after threatening remarks as connections surfaced to relatives involved in a prior murder case and police investigations into Brady. Also reported, James Pilkington, famed amateur rowing pioneer, died at his Bronx home after a long illness.
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Chicago
Frank J. Brady
Troe
Feass
Sivuegie
Herman J
James Pilkington
New York
The
Bronx
Congress Comes to Terms with Names and Loyalties
A fragmented report recalls a congressman known for his unusual first name linked to a Latin poet and his family history. It notes his early entry, attempts at reform, and a long career touching Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and North Dakota amid shifts as La Follette departs.
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Krodaly DL
Menaitus
Congress
Norfolk
Con
Larford
Congressmart Hss
Minnesota
Sora
Sena
Ior Adwal
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazer
North Dakota
la Follette
Playground inspection and park openings announced
An inspection of the municipal playgrounds will be conducted Friday by Mayor Lloyd Culler City Engineer E S Maxwell and a Playground Commission committee. The Commission decided the city play grounds will open June 17 except Baker Park center June 10. News from the Maryland Federation of Women's clubs meeting in Baltimore and notes on zoning and city matters are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
E. 5. Maxwell
Baker Park
Zoning Commission
J. ©. Grinnalds
Baltitate Zonk
Culler
Citizens’ Truck Company
Weather Bureau praises late observer Charles S Birch
Reece Nuns of the Weather Bureau Balti more pays tribute to Charles S Birch our good friend and fellow observer who died Monday. He served the Weather Bureau nearly 19 years and provided accurate reliable observations. The message expresses sadness and sincere regret from Mr Breygan and associates.
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Weather Bureau
Father and Son Banquet Itinerary Planned for May
Schedule outlines a week of events from April 30 to May 3 in Frederick featuring school talks by local leaders, Boys Day in Citizenship under Alderman Renn, Kiwanis and Rotary club programs, a mass meeting at City Opera House, a Boy Scouts exposition at First Regiment Armory, and the annual Father and Son banquet at Coburntze Hall Hood College with talks by William Knowles Cooper and Chester Bowers.
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Fredericks Association
Yan School
Frederick
Johns. Renn
A. L. Leary
Frederick High School
Lloyd Palmer
Church Street
John Usher Market
North Market Street
D. G. Everhart
BR. Ames Hendricksons
Washington Street
Jats H. Gambrill
Kiwanis Club
Frederick Lions Club
First Regiment
Cobrentz Hall
Hood College
William Knowles Cooper
M. C. A. Washington
Chester Bowers
Louis L. Wilson
Elmore B Jeffery Dies in Baltimore at 58
Elmore B Jeffery 58, president of Bauir able Trust Co and member of Baltimore Financial Commission, died at his Baltimore home after a year of ill health. He also led Marshland Title and Guaranty Co and served on Goucher College trustees. Born in Bel Air Harford, he moved to Baltimore after a suit by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Elmore
Bauir~able Trust Company
Financial Commission of Baltimore
Marshland Title and Guaranty Company
Goucher Co
Bel Air
Harford
Batimore
Unclear legal notice fragment on dividend and tender
Fragmentary text references dividend agreement and tender consideration, with missing names and contexts. Unable to determine the exact parties, dates, or outcome from the provided snippet.
Dogs Must Be Kept at Missionary Council Home
A game wardens plea urges Maryland dog owners to keep canines on the Missionary Council Home grounds or face prosecution for violating wildlife protection laws. The notice warns of upland game destruction and lists enforcement actions if cooperations fail.
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Missionary Council
Maryland
Runners Resume In Pyles Bunin Derby Status
Twenty eight pairs of bronzed jean legs resume the Pyles button derby from Maplewood toward Sullivan Missouri at the 60 mile mark. Pat Harrison starts for Sullivan aiming to lead the pack into town while Pete Gavuzzi Johnny Gale and Ed Gardner vie for second place with the gap at 48 minutes.
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Maplewood
Missouri
CG. C. Pyles Button Derby
Sullivan
Pat Harrison
Ozarks
Harrison
Pete Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Wwe
Johnny Gale
Passaic
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Ohe
Democrats Reject Debenture Plan In Farm Relief Talks
In Washington a Democratic caucus of 31 of 39 senators decided not to bind the party to a export debenture plan as part of farm relief. Some urged a united front with the House on the farm bill while excluding the equalization fee from consideration. Senator Robinson of Arkansas said the meeting focused on the farm relief bill prior to Senate action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Robinson
Arkansas
Auto Collision Damages Two Cars Near Braddock Pike
One person was injured when a Port truck owned by J E Bartels and driven by H W Roelke, heading east, attempted a turn into Baughman Lane and was struck by a second eastbound car driven by Harold T P Wheatley of Cleveland O. Wheatley suffered a minor injury and was taken to Frederick for treatment. Both vehicles sustained heavy damage. state trooper J J Cassidy investigated with no charges filed.
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Braddock Pike
Baughman's Lane
J. E. Bartels
Ted
Arid
H.W. Roelke
Baughman Lane
Anther
Harold ‘Tp. Y
Cleveland
No Vote On Purchase Of Stock By Paper Company
In New York on April TAP delegates at the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention tabled without a vote a resolution opposing International Paper Company stock purchases in newspapers. Col Robert Ewing of Louisiana had offered the resolution which was amended to condemn nonjournalistic interests entering the newspaper field. Ewing praised the action for raising public attention to paper companies banks and utilities entering publishing.
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New York
Publshers’ Association
International Paper Company of Stock I
Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Ewing
Rescue After Nine Days at Sea Surfaces Crew Members
New York April 25 AP reports four m adames E Coburn crew members rescued after nine days adrift in a lifeboat following the foundering on April 17, about 350 miles north of Bermuda. The Amida's owner J Bodhorcd, mother J Pereira, and sailors Richard Tee Henry Andrews Ambrose Motero were identified in the Radio Corp America message.
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New York
Adames E. Coburn
Bermuda
Radio Corp America
Ars
J. New
Baltimore to Be in New Air Mail Service
Baltimore joins a new air mail service announced in priority talks. A redesigned aircraft, cruiser class, and faster routes are noted as the core benefits for postal customers and merchants.
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Baltimore
Wyoming Blizzard and Tornado Toll Across Plains
A historic storm swept Texas Nebraska and Wyoming with blizzard winds and at least two tornadoes. Reed deaths were feared in Wyoming and seven perished in Socumtu as the towns faced destruction. The Jimes community endured a twister with injuries and many homes damaged while Cheyenne saw impassable streets and wrecked corrugation systems.
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Texas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Socumtu
Benson Springs
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain States
April Showers Delay Spring Work in Maryland
Weather and crop conditions for Maryland in the week ending mid April report wet ground hindering plowing and planting. Warm periods, cool spells, and wind caused limited progress. wheat rye and pastures hold good to excellent. crops like tomatoes and strawberries show activity. several counties report varying fruit damage. A Westminster bank holdup case leads to legal steps and warrants involving suspects and a county sheriff.
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Maryland
Tusscay
Roacoe Nuag
Montgomery County
Delaware
West Reappointed as Chairman of Public Service Commission
Annapolis April 25 Harold E L West of Rehoboth Md reappointed as chairman of the Public Service Commission. The six year term starts now. Governor Ritchie also named Robert H Caz Baltimore chairman of the State Industrial Accident Commission for a six year term.
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Annapolis
Harold EL West
Reobinwam
Public Service Commission
Wes
Ritchie
Robert H. Caz
Baltimore
State Industrial Accident Commission
J. Krox I
Bscl
Bureau of Labor and Stati AY
Sar D. Prk State Tax Co
Cumberland Fire Puts 329 Men and Boys Out of Work
A Cumberland blaze forces 329 workers from their posts as the city battles the flames. Details are incomplete but the report notes a large number affected and ongoing efforts to control the fire.
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Cumberland
Hood College Debating Ends Season With Pennsylvania State College Duel
Hood College closes its debating season with a dual debate against Pennsylvania State College in Brodbeck Hall Hood and at State College Pa on Saturday at 7 30 p m The resolution argues abolishing the criminal jury system in the United States The Hood negative team comprises senior students Helen Serene Elizabeth Gather Retrainer Sheaffer The Hood affirmative team members at Hood include Grace Warring Sara J Noll Dora Hughes The State College team debating at Hood includes Rett Bostick Jeannette Bruns Margaret Sarah The decision will be given by a single judge Prof Parrish of Pittsburgh at Hood Miss Cora Durkee of Goucher College faculty will judge at State College She is a former Intercollegiate debater and coach and instructor of enrollees
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Hood College
Pennsylvania State Colege
State College
Brodbeck Hall
Bowl
United States
Hood
Pennsylvania State College
Helen Serene
Ethzeabeth
Retrainer Sheaffer
Missa Pracees Warring
Sara J. Noll
Dora Hughes
Rett Bostick
Jeannette Bruns
Marqaret Sarah
Parrish
Pittsburgh
Cora Durkee
Goucher College
Durkee
Annamente Ton
Air mail pilot forced down near Potomac River in mud
Verne E. Treat, airmail pilot on the New York to Atlanta route, made an emergency landing on a mud flat near the Potomac River after engine trouble. He landed at Bolling Field, then departed for Atlanta. the plane was nearly destroyed.
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Washington
Verne E. Treat
Air Mail
New York
Atlanta
Potomac River
Treat
Bolling Field
Potorame
Alexandria
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Mrs. Hoover
Frederick City
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Belvedere
John F. Sippel
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Herbert Hoover
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W. Aviroll-Thomas
Cum_berland
General Federation
John Alcock
Mary B. Harris
Federal Industrial Institution For Women
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W.va
Charles E. McAllister
Church of
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McCardell
J. Homer Coxa
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Pyle
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Whittemore
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Sever Ca
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Keyser, W. Va
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Philadelphis, Pa
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