Past Masters Hold Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Past Masters conferred degrees at a meeting in the Masonic Temple in Frederick County. Notables present included Lincoln Fr rpelbrecht of Columbia Lodge 58 Augac T Brantocf, and others from Freemasonry circles. The gathering featured a formal supper served by several ladies and was overseen by Grand Warden LeRoy McCardell Grover Meehan and Masters-elect Brust and others.
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Fredenex County
Tie Masonic Temple
Wath
Mutante Temple
Lincoln Fr
Rpelbrecht
Columbia
Lo Lee No
T. Brantocf
Lynen Lodge
Fredaick
Brunewick Lodge
Bransw
Dumior
LeRoy McCardet
Grover
Meehan
Brust
Grover Lo Mochael
Sentur Warde
Sappa Jane Wardens
Halden S Folton
Ira Be Mier
Thomsarer
Artur Bol
Giever
Mechart
Holden S Felbin
Engelgrethe
Elmonds
Hichard
Sutterman Grayson
Baser
Lon Loy
Howard M Giro
Neven
Albert M. Coblents
H. C Zacharias
Charles Leslie Moats
Benjamin Rosenstock
Buron
A. Winebrewer
Fauls Michael
Lawrence E Bentz
James H Falk
Claude S Hatin
George M Fire
Hares P Seeger
H. Noel Hatler
Wo Nicosdemus
H Seu Paul 2
Simpson
Phlip Seeger
Marion Miller
A. LeRoy McC
Associated Farmers condemn relief that aids relief for standing crops
In San Jose California on December 29 a statement from the Associated Farmers of California denounces relief measures seen as benefiting landless laborers while crops remain in the fields. The group, among the state’s major grower organizations, represents many large agricultural operators.
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San Joe
Calif
California
Lick
Associated Farmers
New U S Army On Wheels And Wings Forms A Second Defense Line
An article outlines a growing U S defense system combining mobile land forces and air power. It notes expansion of the regular army with hundreds of thousands of personnel, modernization of weapons, and planned rapid mobilization to protect munitions, transportation, and civilians, with Congress funding approaching a half billion annually.
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ARMY
U. S
Bank
Beng Aya
le Feaad Bhitis Mall
Ferry Prada
Techn
Cathy Bais
EHH
Bridge Strategy and Players in a National Championship
The text discusses switch to minor suit play and trump management in duplicate bridge. It notes optimizing hand play to maximize tricks, mentions players Dame Gb Leman and Mra MM HoWeet and a national Charpe pasha tournament in the American Code track Bratee Legace context.
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Ciliamspronstup Gy
Bratee Legace
Fragmentary Bridge Play Notes From An 19th Century Session
The fragmentary OCR describes a bridge session with players Desler and Lemon, listing suits and cards, opening leads, and a sequence of rounds. It mentions tasks like passing, four hands, and a high card triumph, though the text is garbled and includes many spelling errors. The summary retains named entities and reflects a damaged record of bidding and play.
Admiration and family pride in troubled parental bonds
A reflective piece on how praise and encouragement from parents shapes children. It contrasts discouraging remarks with warmth, noting fathers often belittle mothers and the lasting impact on home harmony. The article urges fostering mutual respect to reinforce a child’s self worth and family cohesion.
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Coventry
Jon
John
Oilers Aluck
Sam
Christmas Postoffice Sets Record in Fredrick
Frederick postoffice reports its Christmas business as the largest in history in receipts and volume. Postmaster Guy K. Matter said figures were not yet available. His new Chevrolet was stolen from in front of his East Second Street home during holiday duties. Police notified.
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Chiio
Frederick
Guy K
East Second Street
Ols
Roosevelt to Deliver Fireside Chat on January Night
President Roosevelt will speak on the radio with the Jackson Day dinner as the program lead in a WEAF broadcast. The event is introduced by Postmaster General James A Farley and features Amos and Andy among other entertainment and public service segments.
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New York
Roosevelt
Washington
James A Farley
District Grand Lodge Officers Elected in DC Masons Install
District Grand Lodge Officers in the District of Columbia were elected at the annual meeting with Steuart named grand master. Other officers include Thompson as deputy and master, Needham Turnage as grand warden, and Carlos de Baldwin as grand treasurer. Followed by installations overseen by Pact Grand Masters James W. Witten and Cromelin.
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Washington
Das
P Steuart
Alinas Temple
Masons
District of Columbia
Maghtan
Steuart
Fae Gene EO Thompson
Depuey
Needham Co ‘Turnage
Sone
Ara Mo Dannrts
Guste
J Chadte Per
Carlos de Baldwin
Aubrey JH Clayton
Fey Dann Co Palmer
Noble D Larner
Carl IL Claudy
Aubrey RR
Mars
Paul I Mattix
L. Whiting Estes
William Z. Merbiot
Flaow
Pact
James W. Witten
Cromelin
Crmeoviin
Milton
Norman
Youth Electrocuted By Private Telephone Line
Mt. Savage December 28. Harold Snyder aged 18 attempted to string a private telephone line between his home and Lawrence River property. A high tension main line touched the wire and he was killed instantly in a mountain valley hamlet.
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Mt. Savage
Mad
Harold Snyder
Lawrence River
Snyder
Amani Valley
Negro Gets Term For Having Stolen Goods
Russell Lyles colored found guilty by Justice Emmett Ro Ban toys in Poke Court on two charges of receiving stolen goods. State witnesses were two colored boys tied to liquor ham Seids and Groves stores thefts, James Hamilton and Josey Thompson. Lyles received five months on each charge. sentences to be served concurrently. State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers prosecuted. John Wallis pleaded guilty to stealing shipkerns, 18 months in House of Correction. Ben Hurd escorted guilty of receiving stolen chicken, five months. Charles E. Shawver ruled guilty of reckless driving, fined $1 and costs. Patrick M Schnauffer faced charges for carrying concealed weapon, fined $250 and 12 months suspended. Three others forfeited collateral. H Jacobs, George McKenzie and William Ervine mentioned.
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Russell Lyles
Emmett Ro
Poke
Groves
James Hamilton
Josey" Thompson
Lyles
At Lyles
Sherman P. Bowers
John Wallis
Cofore
Marion Rudgely
Paterick M. Schnauffer
House of Correction
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Masonic Temple
Guy C. Rover
Clara Blackston
Frank Suman
Grant Lantz
Grayson E Bowers
G. Hunter Bowers
Joan Lentz
Rebecca Hahn
Calvin E. Schildknecht
En Garber
Bears
Bern
Igix
Switzerland
Iinews
Bern ‘i
Bruin
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America
Americas
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GEOG
Obenture Service
Segondary Defenseoh
Seri Neidas
Canada
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Patee
Tratrats
Sas
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Hes
TRG
Ala
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
Kilu
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Coto
Sally Nee
Wastligter Aanieres
Wm.y. McKenney
Eotone
Bert
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Trane
Probliv
Desler
Mas
Lenon
Owsen
Wit
Daken
Shen
Pate
Natal
Nat
Gal
Beagen
Aly
Oime
Postoffice
Adio
C, R
Butterfield
Amos
Andy
Ako
Polly Maran
Alison Skipworth
Hollywoods
Elva Schallert
Wade Nic
Warcors
Clark
Idahi
Fred Atlen
Palin Vorzan
Grand Lodge
L. 9
Steuart OF
Choven
Walte
Eddy Bowers
Theda
NBC Music Gankt
Ma Perkins
Ryts
Rafwin Co
Uaws Newe
Orange Bowl Fritall Piewea
Chimatines
Marek Weber
Thuredayv Stort Wayoe Tva
Paris
Johannesburg
Hethin
Winaf Schoener
Rome
Caracas
Tokyo
Cegudiar
Fertan
Joseph Griffin
Frederick Everhart
Henry Bo Simpson
Dro
Albert Marcey
Dake
Eugene Bashop
Connie Mack Cannon
George Shaft
Pavonek
Ralph Harteran, Jr
George Gleaner
Norman Ford
Frederick County
Oory Coark
Warburg. Tenn
Dee
Alma Rultner
Santa
Eastman Kodaks
R.C. A
Victor Radios
Royal Typewriters
Gamea
Storm & Shipley Market
George S. Rodock & Son
Pt. RR
Frederick County National Bank
Norte Market ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
de Consbeeg Powvelry Store
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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