Edward D Grove dies at 72 in Baltimore
Edward D Grove, 72, prominent Buckerstown and Stephens City business leader, died Tuesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a cherry complication. He founded the M. J. Grove Lime Co. and later led plants in Frederick and Stephens City Virginia. His death ends a long career in manufacturing and local civic work. Funeral arrangements set at St John’s Catholic Church with interment Mt. Olivet. He is survived by wife Katherine Getwendanner and three daughters, a son, a brother, a sister, and three grandchildren.
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Jackson Quits State Primary
Baltimore August 14 Mayor Howard W Jackson withdrew from the Democratic race for Governor citing the current primary setup as futile and a distraction from city issues He did not name successors or specify endorsements but hinted that a rival candidate remained in the field and could shape without unified support His statement offered little on his post mayoral plans or future political moves.
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Fruit Auction Draws Hundreds at Saturday Event
About two hundred persons attended the fruit auction at Nea by Huffer Ahalt. Barkatayadic Games and a watermelon race were held but were moved to other gatherings scheduled each Saturday.
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Fugitive Lifers Capture Report Stuns Chicago Authorities
A fugitive from Florida who had evaded capture for a year was recaptured in Chicago after a months long chase. Officials say the suspect, linked to multiple cases, was found at a residence and taken into custody amid ongoing investigations.
Kidnapping In Canada Stuns London Society
London Ontario August 14 Kidnapers seize John F Labatt prominent London financier and social figure demanding 150000 ransom. His brothers Hugh Labatt travel to Toronto to arrange payment as police open an investigation described as Canadas first kidnapping case. A note signed Three-Fingered Abe demanded money and warned of death if refused. Labatt’s car found near St Josephs Hospital.
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Roosevelt Trip Cost Him 400 Dollars
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s journey to Honolulu and back cost under 400 dollars in actual cash. Comparisons show private use of naval ships or chartered trains would run far higher, with most travel expenses covered by standard military and rail charges.
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Ickes Sued Over Damages Claim in Disbarment Case
Secretary Ickes is named as defendant in a $250000 suit filed in Superior Court by C W Larsen, Chicago attorney, alleging his testimony before the Chicago bar grievance committee damaged Larsen’s reputation and business by a quarter of a million dollars. The suit follows Ickes’ controversial testimony in June, which Larsen calls wrongful and malicious.
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Who was first in America author inquiry teased
A reader asks in a prewar context about who achieved firsts in American history the first consumer printer first witnessograph use and the first stay in the World War the question awaits the next issue.
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Answers Co Previous Questions
Washington was a sister of Mrs James Madison and widow of Sythp Steptoe Washington, a nephew of George Washington. Mira Earhart left Los Angels on Aug 24,1 and aooved the next morning at New wk, N. 4d, making the 2600 miles at 19 hours and five non ces Col. David Humphress, U. &, Minister to Spain, slipped 100 Meiino sheep from Lisbon to Delby, Conn. Tn 1809 the sheep were valued at $1500 each.
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Prisoner Remains in Jail Instead of Assigned Work
Leo Kelly, an 18 year old transient, stayed in jail during a 30 day confinement after being sentenced under a new ordinance. Magistrate Motter questioned why Kelly did not perform municipal labor, noting no release notice had been received and the mayor planned to discuss with the board.
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Consider Lean Years Between Drought and Prices
Washington reports conferences on drought policy as Secretary Wallace considers extending normal crop storage. The plan aims to keep staple grains at higher levels to meet emergencies and prevent price shocks if excess grain remains untraded in commercial markets.
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