Negro Arrested as Chicken Thief in Frederick
John W. Willis, a 49 year old colored man, was arrested at Ropp's store by Chief Bartgis and Herbert Strawsburg for stealing several fowls. Police plan to hold two chickens found with him and seek any recent chicken theft leads. A separate larceny case saw Snowden, another colored man, sentenced after admitting to stealing an overcoat from a market space. Justice Schnauffer continued a drunkenness case involving Dr. Riley from Brunswick. An assault charge against Walter E. Smith was continued to tonight.
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John W
Alan
Wls
Ropp
North Bentz
Wess
Alien Battgly
Herbert Strawsburg
Bartgis
Willis
Wis
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Snowden
Qalh
Daniel Swomley
Sherman P. Bowers
Maurice D P. Siiter
Montevue
Riley
John Crum
Walter E. Smith
Abraham Sclar
Frederick
War Department May Halt Plane Delivery
The War Department said it sold one batch of obsolete airplane engines in January to Vimalert Company whose president Robert Cuse has a State Department export license to Spain. A second engine batch was bought November 20 by Martin Liling Company of New York and reportedly sold to Cure. no delivery yet and delay may be indefinite.
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Washington
War Department
Vimalert Company
Robert Cuse
State Department
Spain
Vima- Jert Company, Ltd
United States
Case
Army
Martin Liling Company
New York
Baltimore
Ling Company
Jt la Parsuie
Dr Traver Speaker Inspires Rotarians at Luncheon
Rev Dr John Q Traver spoke at the Francis Scott Key hotel Wednesday urging honesty application and purpose as keys to a good reputation. Guests included Edgie Russell Jr K A Clark and Ralph Webster Cumberland a Rotarian. J Walker Catty presided.
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Traver
Francis Scoth Key
John Q. Traver
Dr. Traver
T Edgie Russell, Jr
K. A. Clark
Ralph Webster
Cumberland
Glalttog
J. Walker Catty
Preskded
Azriel Administration Reports Conservation Payments Totals
Washington December 20 the Azriel cultural Adjustment Administration announced 236 641 conservation payments totaling 21 604 741 97 had been made up to December 23 Payments by States included Delaware JAGA checks 145 045 total Marsland 448 checks 37 ar a total Virginia 1 364 checks 94 470 total
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Washington
Azriel Cultural Adjustment Administration
Delaware
Marsland
Virginia
Tota
March 1936 Echoes Across a Turbulent World
A scrambled 1936 panorama recalls floods in Johnstown and Pittsburgh, political debates in Europe, and a bustle of cultural events. It notes Roosevelt era topics, a coast guard meeting with Miss Ethel du Pont, and the arresting mention of Bruno Hauptmann amidst a chaotic parade of headlines and rumors.
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America
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Coast Guard
Ethel du Pont
Douglas Fairbanks
Sylvia Ashley
Serge Mdhant
Ben
M. P
Tukant
Options On 8,655 Acres Held In This Counts rybee
State Director for the National Emergency Council notes 49,951 acres to be shifted from agricultural use in Maryland and nearby. A purchase of $239,110 covers 33,500 acres in Garrett County with options on additional land for a recreational area in Frederick. Project work claims 417 men employed on the dam and related developments under the National Park Service.
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Tallimore
Arthur FE Hungerford
National Emergency Courceil
Teuly
Maryland
Munsterford
Bern
Garrett
Brederick
National Park Serie
Gi Waltham
Sind Goo
Absolute Divorce Is Asked In Suit
Sut for absolute divorce was whtn court Wednesday by Ars. Mab Y Beldin, this county, against her husband Adelbert Boo Beabiin, Pallas Welptda, Pa Tey Weremaitesh daly YOUN ab Wvladephia and Ate Beldin aclairmy. The court granted an absolute divorce from her husband Waltz W. King by a decree signed Weidner day. Mrs King is given custody of an infant child and the defendant is required to pay the costs of the era. Patrick M Schuguffer was attorney for Mrs Wing. Conneel for Mrs Gacy Vieginte Hettmer. Storm appeared for He ft ver. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Mr and Mrs. W. B. Myers near Libertytown entertained their children and grandchildren at dinner. Quests were: Mr and Mrs Hoy Myers and daughters Anna, Mas, and Betty Lee. Mr and Mrs Charles Munte and sons Clattacy and Chester. Mr and Mrs Roger Myers and sons Chickie and Nobby. Mr and Mrs Leo Carr and son Eugene. Arlene and Carlos Myers. Ralph and Mickey Darr. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J. J. Hoffman, Mr and Mrs C Wo Myers and granddaughter Jane, Mr and Mrs Charles Kieffer and son Edward. MARITIME UNION AID TALKS In San Francisco, union traders seek possible aid from Congress for an impasse in the ship strike. A “law and legislation committee” will go to Washington to review bills affecting the 62-day shipping stoppage.
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Ars
Mab Y Beldin
Adelbert Boo Beabiin
Pallas Welptda
Weremaitesh
Ate Beldin
Weidner
King
Patrick M Schuguffer
Wing Conneel
Gacy Vieginte
Hettmer
Cour
Hoy
Heffner
Weinberg
Atrs
Heitner
Woom
Storm
W. B. Myers
Libertytown
Chilldren
Hoy Myers
Anna
Mas
Betty Lee
Chailes Munte
Clattacy
Chester
Roger Myers
Chickie
Nobby
Mia
Leo Carr
Eugene
Arlene
Carlos Myers
Ralph
Mickey Darr
J. J. Hoffman
C Wo Myers
Jane
Charles Kieffer
Edward
Christmas social notes from New Windsor area funneled
New Windsor entries recount visits and holiday greetings among local families and nearby towns. Names include Hoover, Wilt, Bloom, Benedict, Bixler, Stoutfer, Shank, Engler, Gary, Hays, Hay, and Roop, with travels to Baltimore and Emmitsburg. One injury note records Thomas Sunglut losing part of a finger in an electric saw and hospital amputation.
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Timore
Howard Deeds
Baterday
Dante Poole
Baltimore
Thomas ° c
Geatty
Prederick Cty Hospital
Unclear New Year Reflections Prompt Action
Fragmentary note urges decisive action and ongoing evaluation. Mentions planning, constraints, and urgency about a future event or task. References a distracted tone, mentions advertising and investment ideas, suggests a deadline or countdown, and hints at organizational aims without clear specifics.
Medford Prices Brief Local Grocery Ads
Local Medford price list shows varied items including felt hats 29 cents, steak, pounds of meat, and household goods. An assortment of everyday needs is advertised with small prices and limited product details.
Vintage Catalog Fragments Featuring Shoes and Household Goods
Fragmentary ad style list shows men s work shoes paint salts sugar and alcohol items with varied pricing. Mentions brands and generic goods like chocolate drops raisins auto parts and hardware items. Odd spellings indicate OCR errors across a dense ran de list of consumer products and prices.
Local Market Ad Clutter on 50 lb Lard and Produce
A fragmented ad lists items such as a 50 pound lard can for 29 cents and a 14 pound bag of flour, with references to oranges and oysters plus scattered calendar notes. The readable lines suggest a busy market display with miscellaneous prices and product names rather than a cohesive sale.
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John Willis
Cuse
Ese
Volta Toraly
Bury
Unter den Linden
der Buchrer
Ami
Tate
Shiushter
Charleimagne
Germany
Rineton
Middle Kingdom
Charles the Bad
Louis XIV
Joseph I
Hourbons
Haysburgs
France
Johnstown
Pupsbursh
Purden
Mnit
New England
Santas
Lindsta
Wallis
Mars
Granada
Bessay
Pitt Casenus
Alps
London
Italy
Tegal Datiiwes
Spsikes
Newsbad
Bruno Richimt Hauptmann
Lesarms
Rinari An
Levator
Universal News
Associated Press
Ceromia
National Bark
Rybee
SERK
AUN
San Francisco
Congress Tonlight
Greenawalt
New Windsor
George Hoover
Claude Wilt
David Bloom
Unionville
Edgar Stultz
Wilton
Paul Benedict
Baltimore County
Eralee Benedict
Richard Bixler
Maryland University School of Pharmacy
H.C. Roop
Mire Beanie Tatedian
See Pa
Charles Hockenamith
John Balle
Mira Hilnabeth Garver
Roy J. RR. Hays
Thomas Hay
Tra Whiten
Rose Caylor
Mises Roba
Virginia Richardson
Miller Richardson
Fammy
John G. Lantz
Richmond
Rodger Barnes
Washington, D
Edgar Barnes
J. E Barnes
Aga
I C Roop
Friemls
Daltimore
Markell & Ford
Newpiper
Medford
Newnan
CVS Ae
Mem
Vilar
Mablehury Diop
Dhares
Cripkera
Nsim Sagan
Ramon Asc
Patraig
Gallon
Stord Houms
aBe S-pal
Darrel Cape
Per Carton
Sence
Serence
Commercial Bank of Maryland
The
Wedford, Maryland
David Bale
Pioneer
Scott and Newcomb Builders
Weil Bros
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