Ridgeville Engineer Killed In Baltimore and Ohio Crash
Elmer C. Pope of Ridgeville was killed when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train hit a trailer truck at a Dorboy crossing near Baltimore. Sal Ely of Baltimore died. Claude G. Beard of Frederick and firefighter were injured. Pope, 58, a long time railroad employee and engineer, left a wife and several children. Funeral Thursday afternoon scheduled.
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Elmer C. Pope
Claude C. Beard
Dorsey, Md
Ridgesville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Dorsey
Sal Ely
Claude G. Beard
Frederick
Valle Pone
Pope
Halltown
W. Va
Ridgeville
Beard
Madison Street
St. Agnes Hospital
Daltimore
Ely
Bay View
Pennsylvania Lines
Harel Pope
Harry Pope
Leo Pope
Sylvester Pope
Mamie Ward
Harry Bummiller
Sylvester Wesley Pope
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dust Storms Sweep Dust Bowl Regions Across Four States
In Guymon Oklahoma on February 15 a black blizzard and red brown haze spread from North Texas to parts of Colorado Texas Oklahoma and northwest Kansas. Visibility fell to 100 feet in Guymon and to a block in Amarillo and Colby. Winds lifted loose topsoil from long dry fields across the Oklahoma panhandle as motorists and households turned on lights.
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Guymon
Okla
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Amarillo
Tex
Colby
Oklahoma Panhandle
The
Monthly Meeting Of The Duds Of Promise Held
The New Market Methodist Protestant church group met at Miss Detty Betson home on Thursday night. After business, refreshments and games followed. Attendees included Miss Pauline Smith and several Miss Detson, Brashear, Nieslear, Hahn, Sheets, Watkins and Lease family members. Visitors named Mr and Mrs Marty Hetson Mildred Detson and Charles Watkins.
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New Market
Mise Mildred Detson
FE. 1
Bradshear
Charles Watkins
Lucky Bid In Duplicate Secretary American Bridge League
Lovers of duplicate bridge debate luck versus skill in a New York four spade contract with Meads and Wil facing Codie. North opens clubs, South supports hearts, bidding proceeds to six clubs after an East double. Question remains whether North should bid again as per the article’s analyzed hand.
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American Bridge League
New York
Meads Oo
Codie
Witt
Bome
Salk
Fawarts
North Rea
Union Lenten Service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Purplees of Frederick Min iterial Association Calvary Methodist Epicopal church hosts an evening service with organ prelude, hymns, prayers by Rev W T Gover, Mozart Gloria, scripture, announcements, offertory, tenor solo, sermon on The Marks of Jesus, and postlude. Organist Mrs Maud Watera Dittmar leads union chorus conducted by Prof Henry T Wade.
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Purplees
Frederick Miniterial Association
Calvary Methodist Epicopal Church
Henry Falk
Jerri L. G. Kieffer
Marks of
Jesus
Handel Faulkes
Maud Watera Dittmar
Union Chorus
Henry T. Wade
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul H. Gleichman
Sherman P. Bowers
J. C. Cave
Gloria Patel
Hev
Willian T. Jackson
Parkway Church of God
R. L. Sherry
Traver
BO W. Meeks
Categary Methodist Episcopal Church
Trav
Christ
God
Tost
Refuses License To Benner To Sell Beer In Woodsboro
Liquor License Commissioner G Ed Myers refused to issue a license for on sale beer to Hunter A Benner at the former John Boller premises in Woodsboro. Protests from neighborhood residents cited peace and public convenience concerns. Despite ten endorsers, equal local objections led to the denial after a private hearing in the commissioner's office.
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G. Ed. Myers
Claus Bo
Hunter A. Benner
John Boller
Woodshoro
Publc
Lcense
Alfred Thrones
Bender
Boller
Final Settlement Of Issues Is Now Sought
Detroit Feb 18 General Motors will seek a final settlement with the United Automobile Workers tomorrow after a strike era. Only two of eight demands were settled earlier, with six remaining for negotiation. Briggs Manufacturing and Murray Corporation of America announced wage increases for hourly workers amid resumed GM production.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Murray Corporaton
Fight With Flood Waters Reported Won
Major Raymond G. Moses of the Mississippi River Commission said the effort to push Ohio floodwaters down the Mississippi prior to rising tributaries had been won. He noted the danger of an Arkansas and Red River junction with the Mississippi crest has been dispelled, making a connection unlikely.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Raymond G. Moses
Mississippi River Commission
Ohio
Mississippi
Moses
Arkansas
Red Rivers
Red River
Second Lenten Service Draws Wide City Attendance
A large turnout represented all Protestant churches for the Union Lenten service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal. Dr. Amos J. Traver preached on The Grace of God, stressing Christianity’s unique view of a loving God seeking the lost, with organ postlude and chorale performances. The article also notes alfalfa weevil and California fish species counts.
NBC to Launch Konoye Conducted New World Symphony Broadcast
Radio Day by Day reports an early morning NBC symphony concert featuring Viscount Hidemaro Konoye conducting Dvorak's New World Symphony to align with Japan’s evening listening. The program lasts about 90 minutes, airing from WEAF NBC with cross-network time differences. Henry Wallace speaks on agriculture on WJZ NBC Farm and Home hour. California horse racing events at Santa Anita planned next week on NBC and Mutual. Local listings include a long schedule of performances across WEAP NBC, WJZ NBC, WABC CBS, and other stations with variety shows and talks, plus international program notes from Paris, Moscow, London, Tokyo.
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New York
Japan
NBC Symphony
WEAF
NBC
Viscount Hidemaro Konoye
Dvorak
Wjz-Nbc
Sec
Henry Wallace
California
MBS
Santa Anita
Clem McCarthy
Bryan Field
MAC
Jan Savitt
Henry Busse
Supreme Court
WJZ
WABC
CBS
George Rector
Manhattan
Curtis Symphony
WIZ
New Jersey State College
Variety
Legislature Nears Its Half Way Mark
Annapolis Md February 15 nearing the halfway mark of the biennial no day session members reassembled with a full week ahead. Committee work on the 70 million budget is due to be completed this week and floor action should begin by mid next week. A Senate probe into alleged unrest in the State Police Department will be watched closely. The House has a pending resolution urging Maryland’s congressional delegation to back Roosevelt’s plan to expand the Supreme Court. Democratic defenders may try to block the measure.
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Annapalis
Maryland
Senate
State
House of Delegates
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Photographs Demonstrate Streamlining by Air Flow
British Royal Air Force scientists used heated air masses and a 20 mile per hour air stream to photograph air flow around streamlined shapes. The images show drag on a flat object and how elongation achieves smoother flow, supporting eye shaped designs for trains cars and airplanes.
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London
Coyal Air Force
Royal Air Force
Social Visits Across Town Highlight Local Families
February notes show Clyde Warner family and Catherine visiting Sherfeys in Uniontown while Edgar Erb of New Windsor calls on George Miller. Baltimore guests Smick and Thomp son join Wiles visitors. other local families including Heiner Nusbaum Encor and Wrights are seen across Westminster Taylorsville and nearby areas.
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Same Creek
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Paul Sherfey
Uniontown
Edgar Erb
New Windsor
George Miller
John Hope
Charles Smick
Mollie Thompson
John Wiles
Baltimore
Mere William Barevant
Ddr
Mere. Eimer Vantoss Sen
Howard Wilt
A. Oscar Heiner
Marshal Nusbaum
Carville Alexander
Westminster
Faulkner
Hallimore
Danton Encor
Elton Wright
Thurman Wright
Taylorsville
Bridge play and misbid lead to a doomed contract
In a tense bridge session South fears limited spades and honors while deducing nine hearts in the partnership. Despite bidding twists from South and North advancing to four hearts, a diamond opening looked possible but Raet’s heart ace and West Jack’s misleading data produced a defensive sequence that doomed the contract with two clubs and a heart inquiry failing to save the game.
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South
Ruiple
North
Hearts
Raet
Weete Jack
Maryland Gets Back Letter From Washington Return
An 1781 George Washington letter to Maryland returned to official state archives after a London auction purchase in 1929. Purchasers B Howell Griswold Jr and John W. Garrett presented the item, cost $3000, as Gov. Harry W. Nice received it. The missive was addressed to Geo Plater and Thomas Cockey Day.
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Annapolis
George Washington
Maryland
England
London
B. Howell Griswold
John W. Garrett
Italy
Timeline notes place patriot voyage post Yorktown in 1781
The excerpt places Annapolis on November 21, 1781 as a moment during a northward journey after the Yorktown victory over the British in Virginia. It also explains that Ab is the fifth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year and the eleventh of the civil year, aligning it with parts of July and August.
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Annapolis
Yorktown
Virginia
Beware of Colds by Guarding Constipation with Kellogg's Ant-Hran
Winter crowds increase infections as constipation weakens resistance. Eat ALL-Bran daily with milk or cream to build bulk and supply B vitamins and iron. two tablespoons per day, more with meals if severe, Kellogg's in Battle Creek guarantees.
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Allwran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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WM. Fr. McRenity
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Myers
Woodsboro
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Calvary M. E. Church
United States
Salt Lake City
Radio
By C. B. Butterfield
San Francisco
Wjiz-Nac
Johnny QC Brien
Weap-Nrc
Henrik Willem van Loan
B. Jubony
Russ Morgans
Fred Astaire
Carol Weymann
Paul Ash
Alexander Woollestt
Hammerstein Music Hall
al Jolson
al Pearce
Jack Oakle
Colleste
George Olsen
Dude Ranch
Eddie Guest
Ben Bernice Toads
Hushands and Wives
Frank Simon
TRAG
Paris
Sho
Nome
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PCJ
Netherlands
RAN
Moscow
GSC
GSD
GSA
W2xaf
Schenectady
GSI
GSL
Berlin
IVU
Tokyo
Archibald E. Fisher
Frederick Plumbing
Cire Jevoit Court
Sam
Lacs Valley
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quaker City
Noertie Markey Street
Frederick, MD
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth and East Sts
Schick Dry Shaver
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N, Market St
Kabo
Kemp
Snel
Asia
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