Transients Under Police Scrutiny in Brunswick Protest and Action
Residents circulated petitions for stronger police protection in Brunswick but council opted to meet the transient problem with existing force. Authorities planned to segregate transients in the Hotel Potomac area with internal supervision while arrests for drunkenness and disorder rose, and jail capacity neared its limit.
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Illness Diagnosed as Marriage Announced
The marriage of Miss Hides PP. Zenmemen and Rober E. Nusz occurred April 16 near Frederick. Nusz showed sight improvement at Frederick City Hospital after three days in serious condition from a cerebr hornocrhage. A Baltimve specialist was called. the groom’s family and Rev. D. B. Groves performed the ceremony.
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Weather summary for past day and upcoming night
Weather data shows precipitation about 2.95 inches actual with February totals around 3.63 inches. Temperatures ranged with yesterday high around 34 and last night low near 28. Sunset around 9:30 pm and moonrise around 3:00 am tomorrow.
Japan minister hints at war plans and defense shifts
Tokyo reports Gen. Berjaro Hayashi says Japan seeks peace but will prepare for possible war with Russia and may weigh future conflict with the United States. He defends Manchuria activities as fulfilling treaty obligations while denying intent to attack America.
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Lewis to Address Postal Workers Rally in City
Arrangements are made for a February 22 rally in this city for postal employees from Frederik, Washington, Carroll and Montgomery townships. Congressman David J. Lewis is asked to speak at the banquet at Calvary Methodists Episcopal church. Local speakers, a public entertainer, and musical program are planned with H. David Hagan and his Southerners providing music. Elmer P. Munshowec will give the welcome address. The state armory will serve as headquarters for entertainments and the afternoon features free bowling and pool at the Phynian alleys.
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Blue Eagle Likely 10 Soon Have Offspring
Westington Feb 1 AP The Blue Eagle the symbol of many industries is to be renamed and redesigned for registration. The NRA drafts a new bird design for manufacturing codes and exit compliance. The plan aims to assign each manufacturer a unique registration mark to identify their eagle. The change signals broader adoption of the code system across industries.
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New Deal in Washington Faces Lobbyist Turndown
Washington readers note a retreat of lobbyists from influence, as Roosevelt criticizes lobbying and officials limit access. The piece highlights figures like Joe Guiley, Ernest Weir, Gus Gerterich, and Jo Daycéson amid White House shifts and public notices of political maneuvering.
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Early end of congress seen in education programs
A report details rural women training schools organized by the County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs and led by Miss Pearson. Five schools planned with three held, two more on February 22 and March 26. Attendees from Mt Pleasant, Harmony Grove, Emmitsburg and Urbana featured project demonstrators including Mrs Henry Engelbrech and Miss Rebecca Holland.
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Official Status Of Insull Remains Secret
Officials say the status of Samuel Insull remains secret as the cabinet adjourned without a firm decision. The government continues to monitor the situation and ensure order while awaiting further guidance from officials and police reports.
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War Vets Meet in Hagerstown To Form Veterans League
Frederick war veterans and interested locals were invited to a meeting at the Alexander hotel in Hagerstown Friday night. The Veterans Voters League of Maryland's Sixth District seeks to form a non partisan permanent organization to promote veteran welfare and family support. Haz erstorm chairs the event with attendees including C E H Knesper and others from Disabled Veterans groups.
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Agricultural bill extends farm loan program to 1934
The House Agricultural Committee announced a bill to extend crop production loans through 1934, totaling 35,060,000 pounds. The measure aims to sustain farmers' credit as the agriculture sector navigates difficult conditions.
Dollar Devaluation Triggers Stock Price Rise
In New York on February 1 AP reports President Roosevelt cut the dollar by 30 30 06 cents, prompting a foreign exchange surge. London saw an initial dollar drop then partial recovery to 3.02 pounds, Paris opened at 15.65 francs and fell to 15.50 by noon, while the franc value remained near the peg of 6.63 cents per franc.
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Stocks Jump On Presidential Price Fix and Dollar Devaluation
Morning New York reports a broad stock advance after a presidential proclamation sets gold at 35 an ounce and devalues the dollar to 59.06. Mining shares rise $1 to $10, rubber and tea gain, with heavy trading in blocks as markets react despite later profit taking. Call money returns to 1 percent.
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February Snow Fades as Groundhog Sees Light Weather
February brings lighter snows after a mild thaw while groundhog forecasts remain uncertain. Fredericktowne residents shed mufflers for raincoats as a southwest wind flurries through the morning with lingering prospects of cold later in the week.
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Accident injures Hess Gambaush Tharm mot in unnamed crash
Injuries reported for Hess Gambaush and Tharmmot after a astomatice accident on January 22. One driver, William J. Stone, faces a drunken driving charge as witnesses described care and a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Thermont. Stambaugh suffered a severe chin cut. four others were driven home. Mrs. C B Eving was badly injured. Pythian Sisters meet at Pritvan Castle with strong turnout. Thelma Culler won a guess prize. Next Monday a class of candidates will be initiated. Thursday February 15 a lunch is planned.
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Frederick High Alumni Band Plans Two Concerts
The Frederick High School Atom Band, composed of alumni, will perform two concerts Friday night in the Frederick High School auditorium. Conducted by Penton Harris, soloists include Harold Clem Henry Keiler and Chea Murray.
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Man Who Wrote His Own Funeral Oration Buried
A man who wrote his own funeral oration for himself died at age 22 years ago and was buried yesterday in Oxford Maryland. The services honored the author as Herman Bringman aged Oxford resident. The deceased left two offspring and part time in the services.
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First Aid Course Friday At Jamar Hall
The second class of the Ret Crom astaki course will be held Friday at 7:20 p.m. in Jamar Hall. G Elmer Brees leads the session open to new and existing members. The next topic will cover wounds and bandages.
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