Winter Sleet Haunts Frederick Area Roads
Freezing sleet reached Frederick county from Monday, slowing motor traffic and pedestrians. Weather stations confirm freezing mist to Columbus, Ohio, as drivers report long delays and multiple skids. Helpers spread cinders on Braddock and South mountains while warnings spread about icy hills and slick intersections.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Braddock
South Mountains
Steiner's Hill
Jefferson Pike
Hyattstown Hill
Washington Pike
Jug Bridge Hill
Thurmont
Liberty Road
Worman's Mill
Braddock Mountain
Westess Street
Lovettsville
Walkeraville
Columbus
Tey Roads Peril Maryland Motorists
The Associated Press reports sleet and freezing temperatures threaten Maryland drivers tonight. Traffic moves slowly as obscured vision and icy surfaces challenge motorists in Frederick, the state’s coldest area at 14 degrees, with outlying towns also reported icy conditions despite no fatalities.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Trafic
Frederick
Vie Afate
Sayeatnet
Mith VR Basenes
Attended Meeting of Royal Arch Masons in Baltimore
Local members attended the Grand Chapter meeting of Royal Arch Masons at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore on Tuesday. The convocation included a Comes of Anointed High Priests session where John H. Lentz was elected High Priest. A dinner drew about four hundred attendees, and Grover L. Michael was named Deputy Grand High Priest. Frederick representatives listed include Albert McCohlents and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Alleday
John H. Lentz
Eolect
Enoch Chapter
Grover L. Michael
Enoch
Frederick Whaw
Albert McCohlents
Mr Lentz
Vroedee
Me Moeharh Guy
Roe Eetthar i
Doll
Guy RK
Mary McGaleren Wins Second in National Speaking Contest
Mary Bo McGaleren of New Market has been selected for second place in a national speaking event sponsored by the Sutil Farm Burs oan Chicago. The Maryland representative previously triumphed over speakers from ten southern sites in a regional cane test and was chosen for the terminal contest held in Baltimore in November.
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Mra
Mary Bo McGaleren
New Market
Sutil Farm Burs
Chicago
Frederick County
McGolerek
Maryland
Baltimore
Dollar Liner President Hoover Survivors Reach Manila
Four hundred fifty four passengers landed in Manila aboard the President McKinley after the Dollar Liner President Hoover ran aground off Formosa. A crowd greeted the evacuees including Americans Filipinos Japanese and Chinese. Salvage experts in Manila doubted the ship would be refloated while rescuers from Hong Kong prepared to join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Rec
Hoover
Officers Elected at Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Meeting
Mrs. C W Gregory elected president of Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at a Monday meeting hosted by Miss Mary Williamson and Miss Julia Williamson. Twenty three members attended with officers named including Miss Anna Floyd first vice president and Mrs Grace Smith third vice president. Committee plans banquet for General Robert E Lee’s birthday January 18 announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gregory
Fitzhugh Lee
United | i Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary
Julia Williamson
Williamson
J.O. Nicodemus
Anna B. Floyd
G. I. Worthington
Grace P. Smith
Sophie Reich
Gillelan
Louis Higbee
Parker
Jensen
Maryland
Daniel
St. Thomas Jenifer
Sappington
James McKenry
Daniel Careroll
Urner
Schubert
Slew Sister to Stop Constant Nagging Topsfield Tragedy
Oliver Alden Thayer, 24, of Topsfield Massachusetts, pleaded innocent to murdering his sister and wounding his aunt with a shotgun after claiming he would repeat the act to end his parents nagging. His aunt, Mrs. Alice Thayer, 72, remained in very poor condition as doctors fought to save her life.
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Topsfield
Mass
ATO
Oliver Alden’ Thayer
Oliver
PT. Thayer
Oil Comempany
Mise Allee RO Thayer
House blocs clash over wage and hour bill fight
Militants in the bloc used sharp parliamentary tactics to derail the administration's wage and hour bill, aiming to blunt and delay the measure and push for stricter enforcement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Artz Library praised as finest outside Baltimore
Miss Pratt state director of the Mary Jane Public Library Adve Conte Mission lauds Artz Library for its planning space and equipment. She notes Cumberland as another strong example and says the Maryland alcove will showcase local history with gifts from the Lions Club. The library’s formal opening is planned for shortly after year’s start.
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Plevisaert
Gomer
Mieg
Néletelle
Pratt State Directue
Mary - Jane Public
Ebraey Adve Conte
Haltinvore
Cig
Miss Pratt
Cumberland
C. But Artz
Wil the
Cvticens
C. Burr
Artz Library
Compton
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Maryland Alcove
Misa Pratt
Lions Club
United States
Steels And Aircrafts Lead To Higher Ground
New York stock market edged higher with steel and aircraft shares lifting indices as early trading showed modest gains. Trading fluctuated with minor recessions from opening quotes but overall strength appeared in key leaders.
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New York
Cary Steel
Cereal Tone
Maryland Motor Vehicle Reregistration Delays Loom As Deadline Near
Maryland motorists face a New Year renewal crunch as reregistration lags. Harry S. Bullen reports about 28,422 of roughly 126,000 eligible operators have applied, with daily rates far short of the 10,000-a-day target to issue new licenses before January. Commissioner Walter Rudy notes address changes cause returns and delays, while extended inspection deadlines offer limited relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Harry S. Bullen
Gov
Walter R. Rudy
Haltimore
Tispeed
Atice
Hiarry
Cullen
Amy
Butlen
Middletown Eastern Star Names Officers
Olligers of Loyalty Chapter No. 82 elects officers at a Tuesday meeting in Middletown. They will be installed November 11 with Mrs. Roger B. Wolfe and Edgar Tittle retiring. Elected officers include Virgil Doub as Worthy Matron, Dr. Arthur Rosenneberg as Worthy Patron, Graver EL as Associate Matron, Howard A. Cross as Associate Patron, Elsie Sammerietd as associate conductress, and other line officers from Middletown and Myersville. The session was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olligers of Loyalty
Order of Eastern Star
Middletown
Roger B. Wolfe
Edgar Tittle
Myers Vinta
Altircre
Virgil Doub
Arthur Rosenneberg
Frederick
Graver EL
Michael
Howard A. Cross
Mrs Markell Hit by Automobile on Court Street
Mrs Markell was crossing Court Street at the Court and Patrick corner when a parked car along Pine Street drove off and struck her, knocking her to the ground. The unnamed driver fled the scene but later returned for care and investigation. She was reported as “perfectly all right” after medical attention.
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Markell
Court Street
Court
Patrick
Cnche Street
Harry Hewitt in Jail Again in Pal
A convoluted report details Harry Hewitt, a known bootlegger with prior federal time, jailed in Frederick County. An alleged accomplice, a 21 year old girl, was arrested the day before as authorities pursue Hewitt on multiple charges linked to liquor distribution and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hewitt
Prevtertek
CT Vant
Denver J. Shook
Chambersburg
Bbewitt Toad
Hewitt
Hardhy
Frederick County
Jenniitsburg
Pink
Asysistinus Hewitt
Boyle
Powis
Off Fleurs
Lewisbur
Fay
Frederick
Dr Dorsey Talks to Co Dental Society on Local Anesthesia
Dr Dorsey addressed the Co Dental Society at the University of Marys Jan Breeds meeting at the Scott Key Hotel on Monday evening. Assisted by Dr Vernon Kantor, the talk covered local anesthesia and biasstratiine, with Dr Charles B Wrovadrip presiding and several members present.
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Brice Carey
exGdlentia and
Angse Theaa
University of Marys
Jan
Gaked Lee
Breeds i Porote Gatey
Batay
Anes Scott Key
Vernon Kantor
University of Martland Hosepital
Biastratiine
Charles B. Wrovadrip
Presijutent
Oller
Pov
Saker
Jingen Thurman
Jane
Tos Fater
Wash Evertort
Raipa
Cambell
Federated Charities Directors Meeting Yields Fractured Report
A convoluted note summarizes a Federated Charities directors meeting with fragmented references to individuals, places, and actions. The document lists names such as Miles and Howard, along with unclear notes about dates and proceedings, reflecting a chaotic roll of attendees and items.
Past Presidents Night Held by Fredmont Union
The Fredmont Union held Past Presidents Night at a local Episcopal church with about 125 attendees from Sarth, Gaithersburg, and Montgomery County chapters. Former presidents John T. Roberts, Katherine Wells, Kathryn Allen, Virginia Murphy, and others were recognized, with Miss Marie Reesee presenting. Rev. Blick spoke on Power and Fear as part of the Christian program, and the evening included songs, worship, and reports from the Montgomery County Youth Federation.
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Uae
Sarth
Galthersburg
Pheanton
Ning
Montgomery
lPreaurek
Chom TO
Marie
Reesee
Paotesville
Union
John TW
Robertsatt
Ciarthersdnnig Wy OW
Suilth
Peederick
Mise Katherine Wells
Gaithersburg
Kathryn Allen
Potonac
Virginia Murphy
Frederick
Montgomery County
Tansary
Wh Llosh Blick
Rockville Chostian Church
Poaer and Fear
Sane Enrols
Motta Vochal Paegiavid
de S.rudasill
Po Deevaltes A Jules. Fer
Tretrestimenty Wort
Christmas Plans Made At Frederick Hospital
The Frederick City Hospital board held its Tuesday meeting at the Georgianna Sim mond Nurses Home. Christmas plans and donations were discussed for hospital celebration. a portable X ray machine was purchased and to be used for patients. a committee for catalogues and the hospital’s auxiliary reports were approved.
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Friedch City Hospital
Retivemantis
Georgianna Simmond
Mra
C. B. Cline
Harry O. Schroeder
Te Waa
Haweman
Teberth
USA Leathe
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperature Summary
Weather record shows precipitation totals and temperature readings for the current period. Data mentions today and tomorrow with high and low temperatures, and rainfall measurements. No clear location or date is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanneers
Panay Sinking Prompted US Warship Alarm and Japan Talks
The Panay sinking prompted US officials to seek reparations and a guarantee against unlawful interference. Tokyo considered orders to salute the American flag and honor fallen personnel as tensions rose. British officials reviewed additional Far East naval deployments amid the China crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janne Beer Dent
United Tates
Yangtee Hiver
Panay
Yate Hall
Coleida Diaiine
Hart
Marsall
Quipline
Wahu
Moudte
Wnited
Yangtze
Shanghai
Nanking
China
Puchen
Eife
Washingston
United States
Tokyo
London
Far East
Speeding Fines Mount in Frederick County Court
Three drivers paid $10 fines for speeding in a Frederick area case before Justice Walter E. Sinn. Another pair, Robert Leroy Devilbiss and James A. Fraley from Thurmont, faced fines for hospital visit related charges. State Officer W. Ky May noted the violations occurred on the Jefferson Pike near Feagaville where Herbert Divine and Emmet Cate also settled fines for related speeding offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Sinn
Peoples Court
Robert Leroy Devilbiss
James A. Fraley
Hott
Thurmont
Hare
Frederick
W. Ky May
Herbert “. Divine
Washington
Emmet Cate
Baltimore
Jeffers An Pike
Feagaville
Loot Ad Returns Christmas Bank Roll
Bleak Christmas prospects for Charles Fisher, a colored hotel employee, brighten when a NeonePost advertisement yields a small two shilling roll. Fisher had placed a lost ad, and Mrs. Thomas of 196 Pest Street collects a note. A neighbor retrieves a rubber banded item, and Mrs. Hood receives a reward, while the cash value remains minimal.
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Charles Fisher
Ice Street
Francis Scott Key
Fisher
Mra Thoman Hon
Pest Sath Street
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Tey Roads
Ates
Mary McGalerick
Chosen Awcompetition
AOS
Man
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
Japan
Ptoode
UYE
Liverpool
Amc
American Federation of Labor
Greet
Brotherhood of Operate Potters
Idin Rast Baiveepaal
Eastern Star
Edward Bratt
Hewittt
Uquor
Brut
Mraif
Frank Dewyer
Morris Fo Baker
Tewitt
Ant
Federated Charities Directors
Veeting Wold
Wiss
Gotener
Khe Pawel
Madina
Pete Bent
Peter Stedanage
Petra
Tee
Miles
Mar Riek Brontaner
Cerny
Howard Thayery
Lionas
Hha Oelwed
Win
Hum
Stohar Wo Walte
Damned EE Ganmbrill
Ste
Mes
Motfie Tierington
Rieliied
Dutra Chis
Sut
Vaiss Garni
Netieiad Secroding
Fredmont Union
Frederick Hospital
HE. States
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