Edward D Grove dies at 72 in Frederick Maryland
Edward D Grove, longtime bus iness leader and head of the Grove Lime Company, died at age 72 after a brief illness. He helped expand the family business to multiple plants, including Stephens City Virginia, Frederick, and Baltimore areas, and remained active in business and church affairs. He is survived by his wife Katherine Getzendanner and three daughters, a son, a brother, and three grandchildren. funeral plans are set for St. John’s Catholic Church in Frederick.
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Halward Dawson Grove
Johns Hopkins
Balti- More Hospital
Mr. Grove
Busan Jarboe Grove
Toms
Buckepsyoan
Grove
Willam J. Grove
Edward D. Grove
Stephens City
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
James H. Grove
Virginia
Frederick Lodge
B. P.O. Ellis
Bostles
Katherine Getzendanner
Eugene Getzendanner
Cheez
Henry B. Mat More
Claude
Joseph Ske
Edward
W Grove
George T. Bisch
Bedford
Baltimore
C. E. Cline and Son Mortuary
West Becond Street
St. John’s
Life insurance study links quintuplets to math form
A New York life insurance firm claims to have reduced quintuplets to a mathematical model. The report notes births tied to powers of two and provides speculative rates for multiple births. The article cites figures like one in 7,589,000 and other large ratios, reflecting an advertising push.
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New York
Jackson Quits State Primary in Maryland Governor Race
Baltimore August 14 Mayor Howard W Jackson announced his withdrawal from the Democratic gubernatorial primary. He cited futility against the state organization and concerns over diverting his support amid rival candidates George L Radcliffe and Dr Charles H Conley. He offered no clear plans for spring term end and declined further comment on his political plans.
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Howard W. Jackson Tiding
George L. Radcliffe
Charles H. Conley
Biel
Remary
Jackson
Radetite
Dr. Caney
Ritchie
Dr. Conlfoy
Opon
Rivhle
Nefiina Vian
Fruit Auction Draws About Two Hundred Attendees
About two hundred persons attended the Saturday fruit auction at Huffer Ahalt. Burkiitsvit Games and a watermelon race entertained the crowd. The gatherings are held each Saturday.
Beating a fugitive lifer near Chicago with a former name
A Florida chain gang fugitive retested after a year on the run sits at a Chicago dinner table with his wife, once Nellie GulTney, now Beck. The man’s escape and current identity are described in a terse, era-appropriate line with limited details.
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Florida
Beck
Chicago
Bride Pfree Monuis
Nellie GulTney
Attacker Sought After Striking Incident In Town
A garbled report describes an assailant sought in connection with a violent incident. Witnesses mention a middle aged woman named Mabel, a cornfield, and a urgent call to authorities. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a suspected attack and flee.
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Dellanes
Mabel
Kidnapping Bandits Target London Brewer in Canada
London Ontario Aug 14 Kidnappers seize John F Labatt a prominent local brewer and demand a reported 150000 ransom. His brother Hugh travels to Toronto to obtain funds as police launch an investigation noting a note signed Three-Fingered Abs demanding Toronto money within 24 hours. The ransom note hints at the Labatt residence and mentions a suspect plant extract misreporting.
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London
Ont
Canada
John F. Labatt
Labatt
Farnia
Hugh Labatt
Toronto
Joan Lavatt
Roosevelt Trip Cost Him 400 Dollars
Washington Aug 14 President Roosevelt's Hawaii voyage cost under 400. Private citizens would face about 150,000 for a similar cruise. The Houston voyage home incurred no charge to him, and rail and land travel costs were minimal, totaling roughly 391 in cash outlay.
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Roosevelt
Honolulu
Houston
Annapolis
Portland
Honlulu
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Navy
Hawaii
Mr. Roosevelt
Toose~velt
Pullman Company
Ickes Sued Over Damages From Disbarment Proceedings
Secretary Ickes is named defendant in a 250000 damages suit in Superior Court filed by C W Larsen a Chicago attorney. Larsen says Ickes testimony before Chicago bar grievance committees harmed his reputation and business by millions and was wrongful and malicious. The bar association proceedings or hearings involving the other attorney Malmin Bath Larson are noted as contentious and possibly first of their kind.
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Chicago
Harid Tckes
Larsen
Chicago Attorneros
Ickes
Strorner
Who was First in America features in Kane quiz
A Kane quiz asks who was the first U.S. aviator postal air nail phot and first commercial addressograph production date. It promises answers in the next issue. The teaser hints at World War I fatality firsts and other early U.S. milestones.
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America
U. S
U.S
Washington kinship and historic figures noted in brief
Answers to Previous Questions A PRS mentions Washington as sister of Mrs James Madison and widow of Phillip Steptoe Washington, nephew of George Washington. Earhart departed Los Angeles August 4 1932 and, in a Newark marti at Navarriy ark, C od, covered 2600 miles in 19 hours 5 minutes. Col Davie Humphry shipped 100 Merino sheep from Lisbon to Derby Conn in 1809 valued at 1500 dollars each.
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Washington
James Madison
Phillip Steptoe Washington
George Washington
Miss Earhart
Los Angeles
Newt Marti
Navarriyark
C. Od
Davie Humphry
Spain
Lisbon
Derby
Conn
Prisoner Kept in Jail Instead of Assigned Work
Leo Kelly a transient was ordered to labor at a municipal job during a 3 day jail term but remained in jail all day Tuesday as officials reported no notice for release. The case marks the first use of an old ordinance allowing vagrants to work while confined. Kelly faced charges of assault panhandling and drunkenness and testified he gave 34 cents to a friend to buy liquor.
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Guy RE. Motter
Leo Kelly
Kelly
Lloyd ©. Culler
Some Joo
Consider Lean Tears and War Food Plans Face Up
Washington reports round of conferences on drought impact with Secretary Wallace noting possible higher carryover of grain. He cites 125 million bushels, potential rise to 200 million, to avoid depressions if shortages occur, stressing noncommercial channel use only if needed.
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Wat Dreuth
Wallace
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