Fire sinks home of Scholl family. couple barely escapes
In Dub near Walkerside, Mr and Mrs Gaaztes Scholl woke to flames ripping the mice room and outbuildings. Mrs Scholl was scorched and taken to a neighbor’s home. Mr Scholl leaped from a window in his night clothes to raise the alarm. Firefighters saved the remaining structures after two hours of pumping water. investigators suspect the kitchen started the blaze. The couple’s losses are estimated at 82 thousand dollars, partly insured.
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Gaaztes Scholl
Dub
Walkerside
Bacy ZS. Hedges
Mr. Scholl
Frederics
Valentines Exchange Diminished as Hearty Show Wanes
A frayed town scene shows fewer Valentines exchanged at mailbox and door as crowds thin by noon. Officer Hoffman recalls past volleys of cards while sheriff’s office reports quiet. Potomac Edison stock and bonds noted amid stray holiday humor and market chatter.
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Arthur Hoffman
Frederick jokettess
Weather summary for today and tomorrow
Precipitation for 24 hours ending at 7 a m shows normal 2.93 inches. Low temperature last night and a year ago are noted. Sun sets today at 5 45 p m and rises tomorrow at 7 03 a m. Moon rises tomorrow at 4 92 p m and sets at 8 61 p m.
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Festach
tomomrow
Lent Services at St John’s Catholic Church
Parish schedules Lent services at St John’s Catholic Church with Rosary and benediction Sunday evenings and weekday masses led by Father Lane, Father Baker, Father Donlan, and Deacon Parr. Events include sermons and Stations of the Cross during March with multiple dates noted for Wednesdays and Sundays.
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J. ie Baker
Fe. P. Lane
Tanesiesm
Marcha
noms
nissan
Bolemani
Macen
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ernoon
Chicago Case In Factor Row Claims Two Involved
An unclear Chicago factor case note references a claim involving two parties. Names appear distorted, with mentions of Costner, Berghart, and O Conor amid an alleged memo. The fragmentary text suggests a dispute or hearing with opposing denials and unspecified agreement.
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CHICAGO
Man Floating on Ice Believed Lost
A fragmentary AP item reports a man fell or drifted onto ice and is believed lost. The garbled text mentions possible names or places but is unreadable. Further details could not be determined from the available readable portion.
Mercury Near Zero Again In Hidden Weather Note
A fragmented report mentions near zero mercury readings and a Thursday event tied to local election activity and a surveillance or stake note at Home For Ared. The item references Dipnetting and a siege context without clear names or dates.
Roosevelt Advocates Complete Reorganization of Ocean Mail System
President Roosevelt calls for a full reorganization of the ocean mail contract system and supports maintaining some form of government aid. He answered reporters' questions at the desk, indicating the decision hinges on reform in mail service and anti-deflation measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chaimman
AL To Meet Versus Two Women Nelsons Presidents
A regional league card notes AL to meet two women Nelsons in a tense title clash. The announcement highlights the presidents of the tide association and sets expectations for a decisive matchup.
Local Option on Sunday Movies and Sports Killed
Local option on Sunday movies and sports was withdrawn from sale. Weed was withdrawn Sid. Hans J Kefauver.
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weed
Sid
Hans J. Kefauver
Lindbergh Faces Commission Revocation Request
Arthur W. McMahon asks the Second Corps Area to revoke Col Charles A. Lindbergh’s commission in the Officers Reserve Corps. He accuses Lindbergh of unbecoming conduct for sending a letter to President Roosevelt protesting airmail contract cancellations. General Nolan will decide on any action at Governors Island.
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New York
arc nas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Officers Reserve Corps
Arthur W. McMahon
Col. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
McMahon
naval reserve air force
Dennis E. Nolan
Second Corps
Governors Island
corps
Governor's Island
Nolan
Col Linczersh
Fredmont Young Peoples Union Holds Inaugural Meeting
The year’s first mass meeting of the Fredmont Young Peoples Union drew eighty attendees at Rockville Methodist Episcopal Church South. Potomac won the attendance award as delegates from every chapter in the bee counties were present. Rev. L Havermale, pastor of a suburban Washington church, spoke after introducing missionary work in China and the shift toward Christianity among its youth, with noting Chiang Kai-Shek’s conversion.
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Rockville Methodist Episcopal church
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bee counties
Potomac
ieee Hoskinson
Rocky tendant
Rev. L . Havermale
Washington
West China mission
Chengtu
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
EC Soper
Olney
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union
Prederick
Helen Smith
Zisame
man
Helen
Virginia sturphs
Eizabeth Smith
Pauline Rockwell
Harry Young
Thomas
Harry Young, Jr
Charies i
Mixed Sentiment Across Stock Markets in Deficit Day
New York February 14 markets were on the defensive as most stock prices showed mixed sentiment. Bonds and froe values fluctuated with some declines and a few gains, while a few sectors resisted overall downside. A light trading day left little clarity on near term moves and no clear catalysts emerged for a rebound.
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New York
Women Resist in Austrian Uprising amid Government Siege
Amid brutal fighting in Austria, women fought beside men as government troops pressed a campaign. The toll ranged from 1500 to 2000 with reports of 1509 dead in one estimate. A court martial sentenced a 43 year old hangman amid swift government control measures.
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Soei
Austria
Eogelbert Dallfuss
hang
Senator Baile Loot Found In Ditch Near Damascus
Montgomery County police recovered a bag containing $11,000 in stock certificates and notes buried in a roadside ditch near Damascus. The papers tied to Senator Baile and estate of David Engler Jr. were retrieved after local workers moved dirt. Baile said the bag had been stolen during a January 18 burglary at his Medford store.
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Baile
Montgomery county
Paul Watkins
David Baile
Westminster
Herbert ‘Miles
State Highway Department
Balle
Damascus
Miles
Ives
Watkins
kins
Rockville
Senator Baile
David Engler, Jr
Medford
beelong
United States post office
New Deal Faces NRA Critics Over Shorter Hours
Washington reports debate on 40 hour week and output efficiency under the NRA. Critics cite a former surplus supplier, known as Joe, whose cases involve extensive purchases and a DOJ probe. The piece links wartime and postwar procurement, political ties, and questions the real effect of labor hour limits on production.
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Washington
Jules NRA
sven
Dora'd A. Laird
Eagie
horsemore
Washington concert features Zelphia Orchestra guest conductor
In Washington on Tuesday evening February 13 the Zelphia Orchestra in Issay Dootowen was guest conductor, with Yeludi Menuhin as violin soloist. The report notes possible heavy fruit losses may be offset by summer spray and Hood Students in attendance.
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