Record cold grips Frederick as thermometer plunges
Unofficial readings report Frederick plunging to 3 below zero with many towns posting double digit below temperatures. Monocacy River and creeks froze, ice up to seven inches near Creagerstown, Monocacy across Greasperstown and Frederick Junction observed, while official stations showed Frederick at 3 below and Airport at 2 below.
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Frederick
Airport
Mate Aacetorium
Doria
Thurmont
Potomac Edison
Highfeld
Ceresville
R. J Kelr
New Midway
Jesse WRemer
Jefferson
George E. Sefer
Calvin Fry
Church and Market streets
South Merke
Merke
Third streets
J. Clark Debbiss
North Market screet
C. Newton
Fremdie
Frederick Junction
Mite
A. B. Smith
C. C
Millard Byler
motaime
trenstert
Sevation
Montevue
breazfae
Tracisient
Ges
Frederick Gtr Hosical
Monterce
hami-iroven
Greagerstown
Jug Brodge
west Sinpie
Frank Wedée
Carroll creek
Potomac river
Otis White
Central Trust Case Set For Monday Hearing
A hearing on John J. Ghingher’s petition to terminate the Cenwal Tree Company receiver ship is scheduled for Monday at 10 o'clock in Comils Court. The court will consider approving or disapproving a proposed reorganization plan affecting nearly 200 dissenting depositors and the eventual liquidation of assets.
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John J. Ghingher
Cenwal Tree Company
Comils Court
Eu comgvany
Mr. Ghingher
todey Dy Mommer
John 8. Newman
congel
Mtoe
aprova
coumt
fai
M. Ghinghe
Address by Rev De Paul S Leinbach at Hrangelital Reformed Church
Rev De Paul S Leinbach editor of Lae Reformed Church Messenger will address the Men's Bible Class of the Hrangelital Reformed church Saturday morning at 9 45 o'clock. The Women's Bible Class will join to hear the speaker. In the afternoon a college vespers address will be given. The text discusses severe weather events including historical cold waves and blizzards with dates from 1882 to 1933 and notes寒 the unusual coldest day since 1903.
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De. Paul S. Leinbach
Lae Reformed Church Messenger
Hrangelital Reformed church Suede
wil
Colege Vespers
garezes
Maryland Cold Rivals Record as Subzero Gap Hits State
Baltimore faces historic cold with subzero readings from Alleghenies to Eastern Shore. Cumberland Hagers Town and Westminster report extreme lows, while Frederick and Frederick area set coldest February marks since 1903. A milk famine and frozen press service disrupt local life.
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Baltimore
Macrsnd
Allegheny mountains
a. Bitimore
Isisbury
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Mir
View Inn
Big Savage mountain
Westminister
Cambridge
Frederick
Highfield
Thurmont
Chewsville
gen- Setsoury
Associated Press
Salisbury Times
Approach to Awakening East by Dr Jones at Frederick
Dr E Stamey Jones, missionary to India since 1907 and author, spoke to a Frederick audience at an extended chapel service in Brodbeck Hall. He outlined three missionary approaches focusing on simple living, verification of religious claims, and sharing results. He urged a gospel that verifies itself and resonates with Eastern needs and values.
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De. E. Stamey Jones
Ine
spose
Brodbeck
Dr Jones
Frederick, chase
mehi
Dr. Jones
East
Sr servie
Jones
Welch
K P 70th Anniversary Plans From Mountain City Lodge
K P Knights of Pythias Mountain City Lodge marks its 70th anniversary with plans for a February 19 celebration. The event in Baltimore gathers Grand Lodge officers, Maryland representatives, and members for sessions to boost membership and readmission campaigns.
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Mountain Gtr Lodge of Knights of Pyihiss
Washington
Justus H. Rathbone
Eagle Harber
Mich
Damon
Pythian Castle
Maryland
Orde
Rose S. Harp
Chicsii
Ben P. Sandy
Baltamore
W. T
Beerys
Eason
Charles L Wiegand
Baltimore
A. Bixexd
Willem Lee Bean
bach of
Balmore
Benjamin A. McHincress
iment Prthian
Theodoe Chiscanson
Momce- Sal
Thomas Som
Mountain City Lodge
OF &n
J. Clark Devilsiss
mingion
Del
Page
Supreme
East Chilled By Record Sub Zero Temperatures
East and Northeast endure extreme cold with New York City recording a February low around 14 degrees below zero. Lake Ontario freezes over for the first time in decades as Hudson River traffic slows and commuters face delays amid bitter winds and widespread fires.
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New York City
Bernard Reill
Newsark
N. J
St. Albans
Lake Ontario
Trafic
Hudson river
Tarrytown
Lake Oneida
Weather Bureau
New York
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Fee
Pennsylvania
MacCracken Defies Senate and Faces Immediate Arrest
Washington reports William P. MacCracken Hoover Assistant Secretary of Commerce defied the Senate over contempt charges by failing to appear for his trial. The Senate then ordered his immediate arrest as co-defendants connected to mail contract beneficiaries were present, with plans to file habeas corpus.
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Washington
Pas
Senate
William P. Marc- Cracken
Hoover
Senate gutherior
fram
edutcin
MacCracken
Black
MacCraden
MacGracker
K. H. Britsin
Northwest Airsars
Harris M. Hanshue
Western Ai Express
Gilvers Gionn
isurer corporation
IAPi
Willand P. MacCrackes
Secrretary of Commerce
Senate committee
Senator Black
Alabama
MacCrai
Garner
Frank J. Hogan
Wiliam P. MacCracken
New Deal WASHINGTON Faces NRA Hit Amid Industry Pushback
In Washington the New Deal clashes with industry leaders as NRA attacks surge. The Justice Department stool confirms actions toward the industry as officials move to resist demands and protect company positions amid political pressure.
Huge Profits on Army's Planes Revealed in Hearing
Washington February 9 AP testimony shows private contractors earned about 8 19 8-10 percent profit on army airplane business since 1926. Woodring Assistant Secretary of War said purchases totaling about 61 million dollars yielded that profit. over three and a half years contracts reached 24.5 million with profits around 89-10 percent.
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Washington
House
Harcvy H. Woodring
Woodring
Carnival Week Events Amid Political Tension
Readable text shows talk of a blue and gray carnival with plans for a cam era and art sections. Mentions Democratic polls and potential administrative officials facing embarrassment.
Hood College Students Chosen to Represent at Maryland Conference
The administration names Rachel McXinter, Elizabeth Godsell and others as delegates to the Episcopal conference for Hood College. The event runs February 9 to 11 in Rock Creek Washington DC. The gathering aims to discuss church matters and Baltimore conference topics.
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Hood
Rachel McXinter
Breathedsle
Elizabeth Godsell
Ridzenoous
N. J
Hood College
Maryland
Bascopal church
Rock Creek
Washington, D. C
conferton
Baltimore
Weather notes show today's temperatures and sun times
Fragmentary weather item records low last night, high and current readings unclear. It notes sun set about 3 40 pm and sun rise around 7 08 am with moon rise tomorrow at 5 35 am in a garbled public forecast.
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