Fire Alarm Plan Aims To Speed News, Cut Wasted Calls
City officials plan adopting a new fire alarm system to link central and local stations, reducing duplicate responses and speeding alerts to residents. The measure, to be discussed by the Mayor and Aldermen, would include signal boards and clearer nationwide notification during general alarms. Also notes the formation of a Littlestown Rotary Club and various local business and social items.
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Entatvre
Jfra
Board of Aldermen
Tao
Congress Proposals Filtered From The House and Senate
Rodney Dutcher reports on bills before Congress ranging from border fencing in Texas to river flood control in Arkansas and Canada border ideas. The list covers proposed acts by lawmakers in Texas California Maryland Alabama New York New Jersey Louisiana and Kansas with varied aims including pecan culture sewer projects and agricultural observances. The filing notes also a Senate action involving Fannie Hollingsworth and domestic water use on a property in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Iriver
Washington
Congress
House
Hudspeth
Texas
Englebright
California
Jonn E . Baker
Zihlman
Maryland
Cotum
Wurzbach
Macgregor
New York
Canada
United States
Huddleston
Alabama
Department of Commerce
Oldfield
Arkansas
Senate
Sheppard
Ashurst
Arizona
Nogales
FoCo
Ransdell
Louisiana
Saint Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Saint Vincent
EDGE
New Jersey
Kansas
Eastport
Inka
Miss
Secretary of the Interior
Fannie M. Hollingsworth
Trust Co wins suit over 10000 in receivership case
The Court of Appeals ruling upheld that about 314 000 in the receivership of the American Foundry and Manufacturing Company should be shared with new creditors. Central Trust Co of Maryland claimed funds advanced against receivership certificates, arguing it supplied capital during operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coun
Wwcaheu
Hamond Urner
Hamond Urner, Hed Thag
Wm. A. Riddell
Central Trust
Maryland
Court of Appeal
Leslie N. Cablentz
Leo Weinberg
The
Trust Company
W. Clinton McSherry
Albert S&s. Brown
Arthur D. Willards
Mitton G. Urner, Jr
Court of Appeals
T. Scott Offut
Central Trust Company of Maryland
American Foundry and Manufacturing Company
Central Trust Company
Entertaining Bridge Dinner Hosted by Croghan Couple
A formal dinner and bridge party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Croghan at the Frederick Hotel Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Delaplaine, and William B. Leichert. Invited guests included numerous local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Croghan
Frederick
Francis XI. Staley
Robert E. Delaplaine
William B
Leichert
Hamilton J. iSlusher
E. R. Sager
William Meredith Smith
H. Noel Haller
William B. Leichert
Ashley M
Return to United States from Asia on Sibajak
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Marsh of West Patrick Street, long stationed in Singapore and Sumatra for Goodyear Rubber Company, announce they will return to the United States in early May. Their trip home begins April 1 aboard the Dutch liner Sibajak via Suez and the Mediterranean, with ports of call including Suez Port Said Marseilles Tangier Southampton and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stanley Swartz
West Patrick Street
Clarence L. Marsh
Akron
Ohio
Singapore
Sumatra
Marsh
Good-year Rubber Company
Jsland
Sibajak
Suez Canal
Mediteranean Sea
Anemie
Suez
Port Said
Marseilles
Tangier
Southampton
Rotterdam
Mr Coblentz To Speak On The New Frederick
Mr Coblentz is set to deliver an address titled The New Frederick to Emory L Frederick Academy and the parish. The talk is associated with Bat Mace and last September, with Roscoe Brandenburg noted among the attendees at the event linked to Alert Brown speakers.
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Mr. Coblentz
Frederick
Emory L. Frederick Aca
Alert & Brown
Roscoe B. Brandenburg
Unclear dispute records involving DeLanter and related parties
Fragmentary OCR mentions Kieffer DeLanter and Kiefer DeLanter with Harley M and Equity Cates, plus Myra Dison versus an unidentified party. Names such as Carhauch, Sinner and Storm, William B. Jones and wife are cited with attorneys for plaintiff, no clear action or outcome.
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Kieffer
Plan To Mark Battle Of Monocacy Gets Approval
The Frederick editorial notes citizens want the old Monocacy battlefield site made a memorial park to honor those who fought and died there. It cites monuments, delayed Union advance, and a call to place markers on the battlefield while recounting Confederate and Union perspectives and a veteran account.
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Bork
Groef
Lee
Glenn M. Worthington
Pettizens
Frederick
Memorial Park
Washington
Lew Wallace
Vatetimara
Bucigi Gielisa
Monnocacy
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vermont
Georgetown
the Monocacy
I. G. Bradwell
Brantley
Ala
Judge Worthington
Monocacy
Bradwell
Deputies With Two Prisoners Disappear
Four stone quarries in Kokomo, Indiana become search sites for deputies John P F Grote and Wallace McClure of Tippecanoe county and two prisoners who vanished Tuesday en route to the State Reformatory. A letter from Baxter and Burns warned locals to expect bodies, while leads place the party traveling east of Lafayette by automobile before vanishing.
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Kokomo
Ind
John PF. Grote
Wallace McClure
Tippecanoe County
Pencheton
Samuel Baxter
John Burns
Charles M. Johnson
Lafayette
Ilinois
Johnson
Automo
Monroe
Denville
Til
Rims
Baxter
West Point
State Reformator
Boy Scouts Outing Planned At Camp Baker Saturday
Frederick area scouts will gather 1 30 PM at City Hall for a day and overnight trip to Camp Baker near Braddock Heights. They will cook meals, pass tests, and enjoy a campfire with a scavenger and outdoor games. Some troop members from the Maryland School for the Deaf join tonight. others come Saturday.
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Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
Boy Scouts
Frederick City
County
George C. Whitney
City Hall
Tim
Sconta
Maryland State School For the Deaf
William Hamm
James Dowsi
Fox
Fr .T. Toad
Dollar Days Promo Sets February Shopping Spree
The February 23 24 dollar days push sparks a city wide sale with over 20 000 copies distributed as a special supplement. Merchants prepare special lots and new goods to lure buyers seeking bargains across ready stock and new arrivals.
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Hogeechold
Cresap Rifle Club Organized Here
Organization of Cresap Rifle Club, linked to Cresap's Rifles of the Maryland National Guard, was formed at a large Wednesday meeting in the State Armory. Officers include Ignatius Bjornee president Cay Motter vice president Lewis Dertzbaugh secretary and George Ross treasurer with Philip Winebrenner executive officer. charter sought with the National Rifle Association.
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Cresay Rite Club
Cresap's Rifles
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
Clad
National Rifle Association
Ignatius Bjornee
Cay K. Motter
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
George J. Ross
Philip R. Winebdrener
J. H. Gambrill Jr
James H. Gamerill
Lewis R. Dertzbaukh
James H. Cramer
Emory L. Coblents
Holmes D. Baker
Thomas L. Zimmermay
Jesse B. Anders
Kr.ames Hendrickson
George B. McCleery
Joseph H. Apple
Ignatics
Bjorlee
Harry E. Carty
William F. Childe Jr
T. B. Hayward
Harry J. Lebherz
W. B. Lebherz
Sam W. Maples
John A. Markell
Elmer S. Maxwell
Guy K. Motter
Thomas E. Russell
Adolf H. Schaffert
John A. Shires
William E. Trail
Robert J. Warfield
Thomas M. Willamson
Jewett Orih
Guy C Wisotzki
John S. Hershey
Meredith van B. Staub
William A Gaver
W. A. R. Hell
3. Roberh Newcomer
Carl Willard
Garner Gosnell
Philip R Winehrener
W. Clinton McSherry
Telephone link opens between United States and Germany
Transatlantic telephone service now connects the U S with Germany allowing calls from any American phone to Berlin Hamburg and Frankfurt on Main. Early users include prominent figures and commercial customers, marking a new era in long distance voice communication between the two regions.
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New York
United States
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Frankfort-on Main
Cuba Honors Lindbergh with Gold Medal Presentation
In Havana on February 10 the governor of Havana presented Charles A. Lindbergh with a gold medal at the State Department salon. The event drew United States Ambassador Jutiah and Cuban officials, with a crowd of hundreds outside and 27 000 at the Prado Promenade where Lindbergh received the keys to the city.
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Havana
Charles A. Ehalberkh
Hioteranor
Bevita Chavez
House of Representatives
Col Lindbergh
Paris
Cuba
Esveral
Lindbergh
Prado
Archbishop Curley Reported Comfortable Night
Baltimore Feb 10 Arch bishop Michael J Curley head of the Baltimore archdiocese spent a very comfortable night at Bon Secours Hospital with a fever that ranged from 101 to 163 degrees his physician Dr J T O Mara said rest and quiet were ordered and a radio in his room was not allowed during speeches at the Catholic Charities banquet.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Bon Secours Hospital
J. T. O'Mara
Iness
Catholic Charities
Train Wreck Kills 17 Near Thionville France
A string of freight cars broke away from a freight train and crashed into an electric car on a grade crossing in Thionville France. The car carried homeward bound workers. 17 of 26 aboard were killed and five injured. The motive force fled.
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Hionville
France
Teapot Dome Witness Missing From U S
Senate committee reports another Teapot Dome witness missing in the United States. The note mentions a mystery surrounding the missing figure and suggests further inquiries are needed. The report also notes market price declines and an earthquake near Mexico, with people evacuated from theaters and homes.
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U. S
Washington
Senate
Ding Company
Man Executed at Texas State Prison in 1939
George J. Tansell, 39, was electrocuted at the state penitentiary after appeals and a last minute commutation effort failed. He was convicted of killing thirteen people, including his wife, in 1938, and had claimed to have confessed to God. Robert L. Henton, a Black man, was also executed for killing a white man.
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Virgesy Valaity Tesas
Nik Tlurce
George
J. Tansell
Robert L. Henton
Maesel
Tam
Mere
Mario Voge
Whittier
Three Railroads Face Coal Miner Fight in Senate Probe
Philip Murray of the United Mine Workers accused Pennsylvan ia, B and O, and New York Central railroads of forcing bituminous operators to abrogate wage and price deals. He urged Johnson to back an inquiry into Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio fields, claiming railroads threatened a boycott. Murray cited Pittsburgh Coal Company and FR Mellon on its board amid strikebreakers.
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Washington
Pennsylvaois
N. Y
Murrey
Murray
Pittsburgh Coal Company
FR. B. Mellon
Mellon
Jng
Strikebreskera
Radio Monopoly Charged Before Committee
Washington hearing heard claims that a giant monopolistic octopus controls radio and related industries. Speaker Wald S. Schuette alleged the Radio Corporation of America with three billion dollars in capital forms a monopolistic center, expanding into television and other fields via new subsidiaries.
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Washington
Marines Committee
Wald S. Schuette
Chicago
Radio Protes ‘Tee Association
Federal Radio Commission
Oil Refinery Blast Rocks Long Beach California
An explosion in an absorption plant at the Indian and Atlantic Streets refinery caused a fire and injuries in Long Beach California. The blast sent oil derricks and debris into the air and damaged facilities of several oil companies. One man was seriously burned and a watchman reported others affected by the flames.
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Long Beach
Cal
Ind
Atlantic
Iro
Sicnat Gas Company
Ras Thompson
Bellefionam
Here
Badir
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New Rotary Club
Littlestown
Tis New Club
Gettysburg Rotarians
Luke Jacobs
Mana
M. Keagy
E. N. Wehler
RH. Tilson
Stanley B. Storer
D. D
Ernest Stover
Rev. S Kammerer
L. D Snrder
J. M. Feeser
Charles M.weikert
A. W. Schott
H. J. S. Zeigler
Warren R Jones
C. le Mebring
J. D. Cronse
William Wheeringer
Wilwon Bish
John Redfling
A. M. Beck
Doctor Woender
Robert Mathias
J. R. Biden
W. Brendie
Roter Weefer
J. H. Mavers
W. D. Las
John W. Lilue
H. A. Stonesifer
C. F. Hipp
Hagersown
Weiress
Greenings Ba
Hagerstown A
Willamsport Riage
Potomac Edison
Meodemas National Bank
Nicodemis Nacach
Ona
Hoffmeier
Frank N. Hoffmeier
Iowa
Claude S. Porter
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Potter
White House
President Coolidge
Bank
Mrs. Croghan
Bucks I
Lincoln
Gordon
McCausland
Ricketts
New Market
Marken W. CT
Meg
Fance
Theodore
Wolfe
Braddock
Suover
Catvarr
Smith Fae
Florence Stize Way
Cape
Carvicine
Frederck Stores
Cresap Rifle Club
Rite and Pilate
U.S
Genevieve
Mississippi
Curley
Thionville
Gax
Edward W. Miller
Patrick Street
Mercy Villa
Govans
Baith
George J. Hassell
Texas Penitentiary
Mur
Calif
Bratdock
Willarm Hotter
Peal
Cher
Abe P
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