Whirling Snowstorm Piles Up Drifts Catching On
A local welfare effort named the helping food barrel grows as shopkeepers contribute extra food during routine shopping. Carmack's store hosts the barrel for unemployed families. Grocers are invited to join the drive. Pictured are Harold Free and several women along with Capt. Woodcock of the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Keere
Carmack’s
Harold Free
Howard Stup
Galdier Cook
Vernon Koontz
Capt
Woodcock
Salvation Army
Leaders of Scouts Honored at Frederick Meeting
Frederick County celebrates Girl Scouts leaders at West Frederick Junior High. Mrs Lear Burck and Mrs Edward receive Silver Beaver-like badges. Honorary leaders Mr George Wireman Jr and Mr Mrs C Barihel Braddock receive recognition. Georgie Hood and Lavenia Hood honored for organizing first troop in 1921 Brunswick.86 more award pins and religious badges announced, with lifelong service acknowledgments and new officer slate presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickon
West Fredrick Junior High School
Lear Burck
Edward
Howard
George R. Wireman Jr
C. Barihel
Brad
Oun
Glenn Swisher
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Richard Mazalis
Vernon Lane
Edward Hurd
Helen Catlett Lenhart
Paul Johnson
Presen
C. Difford Doll
Mary Benson
Joseph Bussard
C. Lease Bussard
Granison Bader
James Garrett
Paul Mobe
Thomas Saffit
Ned Zeiler
Howard Ast
Harry Creager Jr
Ham Durell
James Ewing
Nicholas Halton
Wayne Neely
Louis Schoolman
J. Howard Rh
Gian Shine
Immy Stride
Vernon Samson
Carroll L. Borer
Nassor
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Richard C. Michell
St. John's Catholc Church
Saul Z Hyman
M. Heary Eigelshach
Heshia Fos‘er
Thomas Tor
H. Grave Carrad L. Gross
Rivard Rosensioen
Mmerman
Neishram
Pow. Peel
Merval
Lions Club Food Drive Aims to Help Needy Residents
A local Lions Club led effort places food barrels in grocery stores near checkout lines. Shoppers are asked to donate an extra item for the Salvation Army to distribute by need, with volunteers noting early participation from Carmack’s Grocery and Safeway. The drive seeks voluntary, widespread support to expand food supplies for the hungry, aided by community groups and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Lions Club
James H. Grove
Paul Carmack
Grove
Armyes
Restain
Gove
Char’ Es
Ret Cross
Psychiatric checks ordered for Mrs Jackson at Spring Grove Hospital
State police arrested Mrs Anna May Kidd Jackson on January 27 at the Pontiac Inn route 355. Trooper Gallen says the latest wrist slashings mark a years long pattern of self harm. Magistrate Thompson will decide if the disorderly conduct charge stands after examination. She admits self injury while denying broader illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Kidd Jackson
Spring Grove Hospital
Gallen
Brown
Smith
Haller
Baltimore Pike
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will run 7 to 12 degrees below normal for the period. Cold conditions dominate the weekend. A warming trend is shown for the first of the week. Snow or rain possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Normal early morning lows in the 20s, teens in the western Maryland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Brazilians Seize liner off Recife amid mutiny at sea
Rebels aboard the liner, led by Galvao, clung to the ship near Recife while Brazilian marines gained control to prevent a scuttling. With 30 or fewer rebels remaining, the crew and passengers fled ashore as the ship rode at harbor under diplomatic and international law scrutiny. The U S consulate offered aid to Americans and Pan American Air Lines planned to repatriate passengers.
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Recife
Brani
Ipper
Withont Evon
Jique Galao
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Galvao
Brazil
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Jorge Souto Maior
Intervie
Hner
Colonial Navigation Co
U.S
Pan American Alis
Belem
Washington snow forces early work departure
Government employees in the Washington area were sent home four hours early today due to a heavy snowstorm. The Weather Bureau warned of more than six inches of accumulation and hazardous conditions developing as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Wreck and fire hit Bowie train wreck report
A Pennsylvan ia rail line derailed a diesel unit near Bowie racecourse injuring about 150 and killing two. The nightmarish crash followed by a fire at a nearby annex building led to stadium program cancellations and extensive hospital treatment across Baltimore Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. W. E. Brooks
State Police
Pennsylvania
Ft. Meade
Baltimore-Washington
Chester
Baltimore
Charles W. Smith
Wills Dexter
American Totalisator Co
One of Bowie Victims Born Here in York
Fred W. Cramer Jr of York Pennsylvania was named as one of the train victims. He was a son of the late Fred W. Cramer Sr who once served as Count He married Nina Marshall, a Head College graduate. Cramer Sr left here for York and died about ten years ago, as learned from Mrs James H Cramer Rose Hull Manor a relative of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Cramer Jr
York
Fred W. Cramer Sr
Nina Marshall
Head College
Fred Cramer Sr
James H Cramer
Rose Hull Manor
Snowstorm Grips Midwest and East Paralyzing Travel
A major snowstorm hammered the Midwest and spread into the East, dumping up to two feet in places and creating drifts up to three feet. Traffic halted, hundreds of schools closed, thousands delayed, and motorists abandoned cars. Ten weather-related deaths were reported, with victims across Missouri, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Maine, Michigan, and Indiana. Officials mobilized emergency crews as ice and wind impeded transport on rivers and roads. Subzero readings continued in the Northeast and cold stretched into New England plus the Carolinas as ships and ferries faced delays.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Missouri
Thaois
Pennsylvania
Maine
Michigan
Towa
St.Louis
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
31St
Sith
Indiana
Spencer
Seciion
Detroit
Washington
Weather Bureau
Kingsport
Johnson City
Harlan
Carolinas
Albany
Broomingdale
N.Y
Adirondacks
Saranac Lake
Old Town
Maime
Montpelier
Boston
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Columbus
Ohio
Snowstorm Closes Schools As Nor’easter Bears Down
A powerful winter storm threatens the area with heavy snowfall and 25 mph winds. County schools closed by noon, bus pickups halted to prevent stranding as roads rapidly accumulate white. One serious crash on U S Route A at Clifton Road injured three, with victims including George M Chapline and wife Clara K Chapline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Atted County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clifton Road
George M. Chapline
Clara K. Chapline
Braddock Heights
Chapline
Lloyd M. Sagel
RFD
Wilson Runkles
County Roads Board
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Ceresville
Celle
Frank J. Keefer
Leaders of Scouts
UN Tioops
Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Kivu
Mrs. Jackson
Santa Maria
Pennsy
Bowie
Bowie. Md
Philadelphia
Bowie Race Course
Frainhe
Howard W. Horn
Camillen
Edward D. Storm
Girl Scout Association
Paul Sheffield
Frederick County Girl Scout Association
West Frederick Junior High School
C. Lease
Bussard
Scout Press
Nota DV
Lewis W. Burck
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