Calvary Men's Club hears congressman speaker
Irontim congressman Thomas A. Jenkins, longtime GOP hopeful for governor, spoke at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, praising Lincoln and describing the church as a progressive force. The meeting included a Wade-Mate Chorus concert plan for March 16 and a reception for Jenkins, with church leaders and members listed among attendees.
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Radio Day by Day By E Butterfield AP Radio Editor
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Motorcycle upset shocks the park amid unusual names
A cryptic OCR fragment reports a motorcycle upset in a park with scattered names and dates. It mentions officers, a game date, and several unclear proper nouns including Ava AcEn and Paulas MLSS, but the readable facts are minimal and the passage is fragmented.
Mayor Discusses CWA Impact and Local Taxes
Frederick leaders describe CWA projects aiding unemployment relief and city improvements. The mayor notes federal 30 percent cost sharing, warns of strings and higher costs if city undertakes alone, cites potential tax cuts if project funds saved, and highlights efficiency gains and sewerage needs amid ice and snow concerns.
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W. T. Delaplaine
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Department of Education
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Manchester
Richard Zewin
New York
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Baltimore
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Japanese envoy arrives in Washington after credentials
Japan's new ambassador Haas Sato presented credentials to President Roosevelt at the White House. He spoke of the meanship and mutual confidence between nations and emphasized harmony in political and economic ties. Roosevelt offered remarks on friendship and cooperative spirit in Pacific relations.
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Mighty fine to Wonder at the Fish War Gathered Round
A youth scout narrator recalls a campfire scene where characters discuss finding Buz and the bus crew. The moment centers on cooking fish, sharing a meal, and planning their next move. The tone is reflective and rustic as they await guidance and a safer path forward.
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More Jurors Drawn For February Circuit Court Term
Thirteen more substitute jurors were drawn for the February term of the Circuit Court by Judge Arthur Wid. Drawings covered Frederick, Buckeystown, Creagerstown, Emmitsburg, Urbana, Hanover, Woodsboro, Thurmont, Johnsville and Brunswick. It was the second substitute draw, total jurors reaching 25 from the original selection.
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Major Aubre y K. Brown Assigned to Army Medical Center
Major Aubre y K. Brown of the Army Medical Corps, stationed at Fort Des Moines, was ordered to the Army Medical Center in Washington. His home is listed as Frederick, Maryland.
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Fragments Describe Tainted Health Claims For Gall Bladder Aid
Disjointed text promotes a dubious product claiming to aid digestion and gall bladder function. It lists substances and instructions in a scattered, unclear manner, mentioning a supposed health benefit and urging readers to act quickly.
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