Fire Rips County Garage and Other Fleet Buses
Fire destroyed a county garage housing vehicles and equipment with flames spreading to nearby property. Firefighters saved several autos and a church hall in Bartonsville as crews fought the blaze with limited water supply. Multiple units battled the fire, which damaged adjacent buildings and disrupted local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laske
4A Datage
Joseph Vdaroy
Orn
Bart Slie
Hore
Wetit Bettie
Ducheany
Danny
Booster Stheams
Newt Borg
Cols Church
Hue Beer
Theoati Ag
Dante
onPed & Norris
Bartonsville
Golding Bf
Couriy
Mack
Market and
Fifth Street
Bill Provides Bank Closings On Saturdays
A chaotic OCR text reports that Anmapulis and nearby towns plan Saturday bank closings amid protests. It cites lawmakers and a treasury department official discussing legal authority and potential exemptions. The article mentions named individuals and places, with encounters forecast for a Saturday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Wedding of Mari Anne Maples and Dale Levertson
Miss Mari Anne Maples and Lt Dale Levertson were married in an Evangelical Reformed church ceremony Saturday afternoon. Rev Dr Barnhart and Rev Paul J Althouse officiated before a large gathering. The bride wore a white brocaded gown with orange blossom veil, and carried lilies. matron of honor Dr William Sammons wore aqua bengaline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Maples
Dale Levertson
A. U.S
Madrid
Evangelical Reformed Church
William QR. Barnhart
Hood College
Paul J. Althouse
Sam Wynn Maples
Miss Maples
William Sammons
Chicago
Janz
Port of Pola shooting shocks world war era
A British officer Brig. R. W. M. De Winton was shot dead by a woman at Pola an Adriatic port and naval base. Italian police strengthened defenses before embassies as crowds protested the peace treaty awarding Pola to Yugoslavia. A Yugoslav guard fired into a doorway. no one was hit. Police demanded arms surrender and the Morosay flag be lowered, a request refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Fes
R. W. M. de Winton
Pola
Yugoslavia
Malan
Vener Giulia
Yuugoslayia
Legation
Josip Defranceski
Taian
Isbell to Coach Colts in Baltimore bid
Baltimore Feb 1061 President Tod Rodenberg of the Baltimore Colts announced Cecil Isbell of Purdue would coach the team for five years. Isbell left Purdue after a lucrative deal he called highly satisfactory. Isbell, a former All American back at Purdue, was a standout for the Green Bay Packers in pro football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tod Rodenberg
Baltimore Colts
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Isbell
Thell
Green Bay Packers
Colts
Miami
Confusing OCR Briefs Highlight Regional Figures
Fragmentary text references regional leaders and events, mentioning Washington, Petch, universities, training, and capital matters. Details are unclear, but the note implies a discussion of leadership, training programs, and local outlooks with no cohesive narrative or date.
Cold Weather Forces Florida School Closings
Severe cold swept the Southeast with snow, sleet, and ice as Florida and nearby states faced school closures. Reports from Jacksonville to Miami noted low temperatures, fog, and power concerns while utilities urged conservation. Damaging winter conditions extended into Tennessee, Georgia, and the Midwest, stranding travelers and disrupting transport as crews fought eight-foot drifts and blocked highways.
Dies Here of Injury in Florida Drowns in Frederick
Noah Samuel Brooks died at Frederick City Hospital at 6 05 a m after a fall in Tampa Florida. He was 78 and retired from the B&O Railroad after forty seven years service. Survived by son Homer G Brooks of Cumberland and several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services at East Church Street Funeral Home will be Tuesday at 7 00 a m with interment in Fairmont W Va. MS Estinson and Son, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Samuel Brooks
Alo. Davis
Hansonville
Frederick City
Brooks
Homer
Tamma
Richard
Barbara Ferro Brooks
O, RR. Co
Homer G. Brooks
Cumberland
Thurett Brooks
Wheeling
Harry Trookt
Fir
Marshall Brooks
Baltimore
Fannie jCatteoel
Greensburg
Mate Ne Qamin
Miami
Homer C. Brooks, Jr
Par- Wong
Wizard Dixon Macutherhind
William Lee Brooks
Parsons
W.va
NG East Church Street
Fairmont
W. Va
St Etcinson and Son
Gas Furnace Fires Kept Low by Manufacturers
Pittsburgh reports manufacturers urged to keep gas furnace fires and stoves at an absolute minimum to conserve fuel during severe winter. U S Steel began redirecting gas to homes, while many plants faced layoffs as regions including western Pennsylvania and Ohio grapple with freezing weather and fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
the & Con Aay Array Light and Heat Co
Penneylvania
Ohio
Iol
Pas
Equitable and Peoples
U.S. Steel Corp
Prodaeteu
Tee
Rae
Custerere
Fierdoughe dl
Weetery
Permevivenia
Riker Atpere
Firemen and Auxiliary Attend Church Service
A report notes firemen and auxiliary members attended a church service on Sunday at 2 oclock. The event included the usual prayers and a talk by a lay speaker, with attendees from the fire department and associated groups gathering for the service.
Oppose More Taxes On Real Estate Here
The Frederick board debates statewide and local tax plans as county officials consider two percent gas or road tax options and a possible one cent per hundred weight levy. Commissioner Samuel W H Young favors shifting any increased tax burden to gasoline for roads, arguing a broader tax harms the poor. The board awaits a statewide meeting to decide action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Cian Vo Commissioners
Renal
Frederick
Menther
Tee Tre
Washinton County
Samuel WH Young
Five Escape Three Caught At Eastern State Prison
Five convicts fled over the wall of Mohnner State Prison early today, police recaptured three as two remained at large. The escape followed a prior mass breakout in 1932. officers, aided by a police radio car, tracked suspects to Seeand Norris streets and elsewhere in Philadelphia. Warden Beveridge reported guards fired at the wall while a stolen ladder aided the break, and the alarm brought quick follow up by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hohner State Prison
Wanemeron
Jougeerm Pebbers
Eastern State Penitentiary
William Skelton
de eGo Thai
Bert Peekee
Robert J. Beveridge
Skeltan
Beveridge
Quaker City
Davidt Aiken
Clarence Klindbert
Spencer Waldron Aiken
Klindbert
Seeand
Norris
Waldren
Willie Sutton
Frederick Tenuto
Tie Tower
Fhev
Pone
Ten Days Pass Without Entry OF Divorce Case
Equity Court shows no new divorce entries since January 28 with a ten day gap. Clerk Arthur Leek and Chief Deputy Seve Gan note no reason given for the shutdown in the docket. Only 24 percent of cases filed in the prior period were divorces, suggesting a pending backlog or pause in filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Ues
Arthur HH Leek
Fourres
Aps
Lad Sear
Winter Grip Extends Over City and County Weather
The region endures a cold snap with record lows and windy conditions. Weekend reports note temperatures around ten below and skies clearing by Saturday. Residents braved the chill to attend late events and feed supplies held steady as fuel lines persisted.
Romney Indicted Over Alleged Congressional Accounts Fraud
Romney, former Sergeant at Arms, faces federal charges for knowingly falsifying figures in accounts tied to his office. Indictment accuses him of defrauding the government by cheating through manipulated deposits and checks. Each count carries up to one year imprisonment and a $10,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Romney
Heese Geant At Arms
Federa Ogeanek
Sergeant At Arms
Maree
Local Building Halted as CPA Agents Inspect
CPA agents checked on a local Civ- Din Production Administration site near Frederick last week and halted work at a residence due to alleged government regulation violations. Congressman Glenn Beall was being contacted to determine what can be done, while City Engineer W Haymond Walther denied prior CPA involvement and noted ongoing spending restrictions on new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civ- Din
Production Administration
Tie Frederick
Cons Aressman
A. Glenn Beall
W. Haymond Walter
CPA
Western Pa Snow Drifts Halt PA and NY Traffic
snow drifts blanketed western Pennsylvania and parts of New York shutting schools and services. Dozens of cars stalled on highways and sixteen people, including young girls, were marooned by the drifting conditions near a state park area as rescuers worked through the night to reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Fla
Minto Orlanda
Viruds
Tay Fogeeyet
Dayton Beach
Sanford
Yeh
Dean
Cleveland
Crewe
Erie
Poniecaia State Park
Lake Drie
Fishers
High Court Upholds Abateh Act Section
Washington February 10 The Supreme Court upheld the Abateh Act, ruling that certain voters cannot participate in active party campaigns. The decision centers on prohibitions affecting eligibility for political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High
Warhington
Thea
Supreme Court
Britain Faces Coal Crisis as War-Time Shortage Looms
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe Britain facing an imminent coal shortage and political strain. Prime Minister Attlee convenes the shadow cabinet to discuss possible censure of the government while Attlee warns of intensified emergency measures and coal rationing amid widespread newspaper coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovie
Owen
Peter
Stumwetl
Dayton
Cyedd
Poltiea
Ris
Netwerka
Toases
Carneutis Torkay
Prine
Artheo
Warston Clorechitl
Prione
eNovistors
Attlee
Cinge de
Ben Smith
Conneryvactives
Itiock
Wedding of Mirs Anne Ridgely Stier in Saint Johns
Mirs Anne Ridgely Stier daughter of Mrs Richard 2. Ph Kelley wed at St John s church with Mr FF Lester Smith. The groom s brother Gregory Smith of St Albert s College Middletown attended. Bride wore brown gabardine suit with brown accessories and gardenia corsage. Mrs Charlot English of Walkersville was matron of honor. Reception followed in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Anne Ridgely Stier
Richard
Ph Kelley
Sith Pha East Second Street
Lester Smith
St. John
Nev
Gregory Smith
St. Albert's College
Middletown
Novy
Ostevet
Onain
Tie Ran
Rohrbaugh Sues Thartvant for 1000 Damages in Circuit Court
Clare Rohrhaugh of Braddock files in Circuit Court a $1000 damages claim against Tyler Thartvant. The complaint alleges the defendant denied parking at Bagter's tourist ramp on the western outskirts of the city, near Rohrbaugh's car, amid disputed events on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Tin
Clarerence Rohrhaugh
Braddock
Tyler Thartvont
Pie Leenl
Lion
Ety Rohrbaugh
Throwah
Eelaan FooNaeirk
Faye Fe Kag
Bagter
Protit Taking York Feb Tech The Year
A fragment from a historical page mentions York and February with references to technology and a focus on handicapped access. It also notes Tasers and peer actions in a moderate context. The readable text hints at ongoing debates about security devices and accessibility in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protit
York
Supreme Court delay leaves wage case tied to portal pay
The Nation Today reports on the Moune port al wage case involving worker overtime at Clemens. The Supreme Court ruling may determine if back overtime pay is owed. lawmakers consider patching wage laws now to avoid further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lee Coe
Ted
Tina Tradl
Fiat Comngeans
Dirk Stant
Mab
Benehea
Aggends
Saat
Er Menabe
Reyes
Eck
Supreme Court
Clemens
Meare
Frye
Wal
Cfasen
Suaatat
Partar Sayebe Phyte
Pasard
Tb Postal
Ginnok
Comader de Myrdttseng
Matic
Brevgt
Justice Department
Stepper
Jdushee Department
Athor- Woys Honda Pacand
Mt Clemens
Chem
P Supreme Court
Congress
Bricker Backing Taft Seen If Announcement Comes
Washington reports say Senator Bricker may back Taft as the Republican favorite son if he announces in Columbus on Thursday. Colleagues note Bricker could declare his preference ahead of a party leaders confab, shaping the 1952 nomination outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ub Om
Bricker Wild
Unislwerk
Taft and
Vanden
Cherie Ferends
Ohio
Fricker
Columbus
Ehalee
Gas shortages hit West Virginia towns and industries
Gas company actions in West Virginia aim to conserve fuel amid shortages. Welfare and business districts face curtailments as households limit heating and bakeries reduce ovens. Public wheels and coal counties experience idle workers while officials keep essential services running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W Va
Citta Valley
Ntfaral Gas Company
Wee Virginia
Ausperain
Caebel
Marehalp
Morris
Yugoslavia Signs Peace Treaty Amid Territorial Cessions
Yugoslavia signs a peace treaty after backing down on major territorial claims. The accord awards cany regions including the Canale river valley, Gorizia, Venetian Slovenia, Trieste, and parts of Tytria to Yugoslavia, while Mussolini era possessions exit the empire. Reparations are set at 160 million, Yugoslav armed forces capped, and international administration may apply to some zones. Former U.S. officials note the shift as the United States endorses the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paci
Webs TV
Pepanctin
Poltawang
Pawsers
Germany
Foret
Maine Inter Wall
Rome
Tilia Subatery
Vurroday
Canale River Valley
Gorizia
Maly
Eritrea
Somaliland
Libya
Ethiopia
Albania
Mussolini
Dodeey Islands
Greece
France
Riss
du Bom
Yugoslavia
U.S
James Fo Nyrnes
Jefferson Catters
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dartonssies
Newarby
Maryland
Hager House
Hagerstown
Willy State
Kenneth McLaughlin
Washington County
Edward D. Storm
Frederick County
General Assembly
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Starch
Norfolk
Navy
Coast Guard Search and Rescue
STC
Philadelphia Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ihe
Ite
Chilovse Murns Naltimace
Tn Nance
Green Spring Valley Art Club
Public Cends
Sue Atome
Todas
Adm
Wook TD
Blondy
Bikini
Alfantes
Ife
Lae
Adin
Mare AL Milsebrr
Barthy
Baber Depachictian
Uesdey Genni
Sere Gas Bres Mo Rei
Aod Fb
Tare
Pebeike
Badtamore
Ell Ag
Carola
Cee
Charles
Somerset
Talbot
Severtsuon
Port of
Ovala
Sanfords Steet
Orlando
Dastana Beach
Sears
Florida
Basmyel S. Downstom
Bendy
Annapolis
County Roads Board
Thie Fares
Byatt
Byatt Adrtting Wore Dine Devdas Dreathe "the Waka
Mercury Ta Tt
Verena
Kitting
Kes
Britain
Saint John’s
Miss Stier
Bricker
Taft
Deen
Lilly Kelle
Dorothy Penney
Shawnee
Okla
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!