New Lightplant Offices Sought In Frederick
Frederick commissioners consider relocating county and教育 offices to the Frederick Female Seminary site on East Church Street. Board of Education plans, space allocations, and rental possibilities are under study with a survey to decide final arrangements after December 1. Local organizations seek rooms, including DAR, WCTU, Frederick Art Club, and Boy Scouts, among others.
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Frederick Pennaie Seminary
East Church Street
Predenck County of Education
Board of Education
County Home Demonstration
Fred
Gudl
Boa
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Frederick Female Seminary Club
F. F. Seminary
Mumber
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frederick Art Club
The
Frederick County Historical Society
Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Frederick Civic Club
Frederick Choral Society
Frederick Boy Scout Organization
Emancipation Celebration Held in Frederick in August
The sixty seventh annual Emancipation celebration in Frederick was held today on the first Thursday of August with a parade at 9 am led by a police escort and the Quince Orchard band from West All Saints street to the fair grounds. Principal speakers were Rev. Snayden of the Eastern Shore and Edward W. Walker. Proceeds fund educational scholarships at Lincoln High School. Executive committee members include Thomas H. Clark and S. Jenkins, with officers listed.
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Frederick
Quince Orchard
Bartonsville
Colored Knights of Pythias Hall
West All Saints Street
Fairgrounds
Rev
Snayden
Peak
Maryland
Edward W. Walker
Lincoln High School
Thomas H. Clark
5. S. Jenkins
A. V. Dixon
Samuel 5. Jenkins
Albert ¥. Dixon
William F Jones
Clifford BE. Holland
Charles Wedges
Harley Whiten
Janin Foreman
Hopeland Distict
Thomas Lee
New Market Strict
Daniel Trier
Parkway
Aisert S. Cook
Arly
Patrice Street
Aradez
Ingar
Dry Leaders Plan Fight in 1930 Campaign
Little Point Sable Michigan August 7 AP Executives of the Antiziloan League of America gather to map strategy for a forthcoming wet and dry battle in the 1932 national elections. They anticipate a stronger Democratic showing and stress persistent opposition to prohibition, per Dr. F Scott McBride national superintendent.
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Little Point Sable
Mich
Antiziloan League of America
Ntl
F. Scott McBride
Bears Run Market in New York Stock Trade Slump
New York market notes show stock prices fluctuating with concerns about weaker demand. Analysts saw aggressive buying by professionals in some leading issues, while a broad list of stocks edged lower by a few points amid unsettled trade sentiment.
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New York
Former congressman held for making booze
Manuel Herrick, former Oklahoma representative elected in 1920, arrested by prohibition agents in St. Mary's county Maine for operating a still. He was taken to Baltimore and placed in jail. Herrick, a farmer and cattle raiser, earned a reputation for eccentricities during his two years in Congress. Officers say he lived in a one room shack near the mill and worked as a boiler fencer and utility man for $15 a week. He is 4 years old. Governor's Day at Camp Ritchie set for May 15 with a parade and medal awards, Brig Gen Milton Reckord and First Infantry officers invite attendees to the camp.
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Washington
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
St. Mary's County
Herrick
Baltimore
Jsit
Congress
L Alone
Suii
Camp Ritchie
Milton A. Reckord
Governors Dar
Fire Company Trophies Display At West See Bindew
Attention drawn to a fine display of trophies won by Steam Fire Ensies C 7 in the West See Bindew of Swerm & Stupiess. The exhibit features ornate trophies, varied medals, and gleaming hardware as observers note craftsmanship and competition success.
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Fire Company
Steam
Swerm
Dave Mivers Fined $100 for Assault in Court
Justice Motter in People’s Court this morning fined Dave Mivers $100 for assault and battery on William J. Fogle. Mivers, a prior offender, was ordered to pay or face three months in jail. Testimony showed a confrontation near Bass Sixth Street and North Market Street with witnesses confirming the dispute and threats before police arrived.
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Justice Motter
People’s Court
William J. Fogle
Bass
Teaom West
R.A. Pa Canaries
Patricia Schutz
Jennie Ma
Tester Myers
Fogie
Myers
Moyers
Warings
Miers
Harry
Joshua Staley
Jacobs
Staley Meadow
Greet Dane
Frederick High School expansion planned amid crowded facilities
Frederick County Board of Education discussed a broad improvement program adding rooms and facilities across multiple schools including Frederick Emmitsburg and Brunswick high schools, New Midway and Unionville, with six rooms and a library at New Midway. Attendees planned attendance shifts and tentative schedules, noting capacity for about 300 pupils at the new building.
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Mentary
Frederick County Board of Education
Lear Ibate
Wits
Mnce
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Unionville
New Midway
East Bringswick
West Brunswick
Washington Street
Church Street
Acamstown
Wolfsvile
Horsey
Ebenezer
Doubs
Lincoln High
Burzi Ilie
Wells
Liberty Town
James Cc. Biehl
Crops Fail In Weekend Survey Across Fields
The survey reports widespread crop damage this week with wheat and trees affected by drought, tomatoes scalded, sweet potato vines withering, tobacco pinks stunted, and fruit crops small and dropping. Buckwheat in Garrett County blooms well while Easton district cannons pack strings of beans, sugar corn, and potatoes.
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Garrett County
Easton
Orphanage Band Delights 1,000 at Baker Park Concert
About 1,000 people attended a concert by the Orphanage Band of United Brethren Orphanage Quincy Pa in Baker Park Wednesday evening. The 30-member group aged 9 to 17 is led by Charles Summaries. An offering of 40 was collected at intermission. Harold Stover acted as director for one number. The program included marches, serenades, waltzes, overtures and duets by Mackie Beyer Boom Johnson Sousa Myers Muster and others. Rev George W Strine praised the orphanage work and introduced the director.
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Baker Park
United Brethren Orphanage
Quincy
Charles Summiers
Farm Bureau
Petersville
George W. Strine
United Brethren Church
Harold Stover
Christian Soliders
Mackie
Beyer
Marcel
Queen City
Boom
Southwell
Johnson
Or Bennett
Magneta
Iy Wiell Huff
Berry
J. P. Sousa
Myers
Asher
Harry Middour
Martin Edlooe
Lawyer admits putting bomb in car to kill wife Spinnetta case
Police chief said today the lawyer admitted to planting a bomb in a car that killed his wife Spinnetta and injured his 9 year old son L Payne. McDowell reported the confession following the deadly blast which wrecked the vehicle.
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Spinnetta. Oe
W. NX
McDawell
L Payne
McDowell
Hany Allend Carnival Draws Crowd at Lat Bredéeck Event
Hany Allend Carnival drew large crowds with 349 attendees at Lat Bredéeck. Piccolo Pe en Marie, a featured performer, stood out as a noted act in the program.
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Permons
Rains and Winds Bring Relief to Middle West
Heat and drought dominate the Midwest as rains and cooling winds provide brief relief in many areas. Relief efforts accelerate with President Hoover directing plans to aid drought suffering and possible credit to farmers. water scarcity and awaiting heavier downpours persist in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and nearby states.
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Middle West
Chicago
Senator Heflin Hurt in Automobile Crash
U S Senator J Thomas Heflin of Alabama was bruised cut and sprained wrist when his car crashed after avoiding a head on collision near Decatur Als Aus 7 AP Three party members were also hurt in the crash and a passing motorist joined to aid at the scene.
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Decawur
U. States
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
Malon
Vas Son Ene
Drowned by Floods Reported in Negales
Multiple residents are believed to have drowned as floods struck Negales areas. Officials warn of rising water levels and urge caution for residents near flood zones. Local authorities coordinate rescue efforts and issue briefings as the emergency continues.
Drought Strains Middletown Water Supply As City Cuts Use
Mercury rises under a drought as Frederick plant water intake falters. City trims consumption to house use and conducts nightly patrols to curb illegal water use. Middletown borrows land and eight springs to bolster storage, planning 10 000 gallon daily flow to avert shortages. Farmers sell cattle and feed stock with scarce forage.
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Frederick
Cirove Lime Company
Fishing Creek
Middletown Bays Springs
Middletown
Burgess and Commissioners
Thomis Wolluse
Catoctin Mountain
Addletown
Drouth
Middletown Valley
The
Man Arrested After Fire Razed Gore
A man was arrested today in connection with a large fire that devastated part of Gore, Virginia. Authorities said the blaze began earlier this week and investigators are pursuing charges related to the incident.
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Gore
Lay Whatacre
Ortacre
Sieeve
Eto
Fragmentary OCR record Treaime item from 2s.0g 412 Thucmons
Fragmented text shows an 8 fall notice or item referencing a treasury related phrase and a republic. Names, dates, and clear facts are not readable. remaining content is garbled.
Retiring Officer Denies Maligned Image in Party Shakeup
A retiring official defends integrity amid a factional realignment. He says he faced unjust attacks while resigning to focus on directing the party’s future campaign. Fellow leaders Hud and Lucas attended brief remarks, backing the move to a new role free of factional opposition.
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T Luvas
Ue S. Pisen
Eace Il
Willl Tegsary
Fogs
Lucas
Hustom
lWfe
Huston
Large crowd attends tournament at Liberty Park
A record crowd attended G Peter's Catholic church annual picnic and tournament in Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown. Knights in both professional and amateur classes were crowned with Mary Brady and Miss Mary Etzler among the honored queens. Judges and organizers guided events with dancing continuing into the night amid meals and festivities.
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G. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Pine Mountains Park
Lst of
Knights
W. Clinton Mice Sherry
Austin James
Gordon Hobbs
Rocky Glen
Mary
Jer
Patrick Brady
Bret Maid
Mus
Mary Brady
Wilam Brady
Catherine Brady
H. J. Hennessey
Benjamin Jamison
Jamison
Jacob Burter
H. F. Aloaugh
Bernard Gos«ner
John Herbert
W H. Morin
Messrs
Garber
Ensor
G. L.r Kelly
Shady Nook
Mary Etzler
Russell Long
Maude Sttell
Fred S. Hemp
Christine Simpson
Kenneth Baltzell
Ved
Lorraine Sappington
Missed Dog Report Amid Auto Crash Nearby
A missed dog near a wrecked car on a local street drew attention as residents searched for the animal. Witnesses said a dog associated with the area vanished after the collision and a resident named Stan expected further clues or sightings soon.
Alarm adent Bose Company an alam of fire aden afemoon
Fire alarm at Bose Company building detected in the afternoon, prompting evacuation and a rapid response by local fire crews. No injuries reported as workers evacuated safely. investigators assessing the scene for cause and damages.
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Adent Bose Company
An Alam
Aden Afemoon
Are Wag
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