Manhunt for Emmitsburg suspect in murder case
Police and Carroll County authorities press search for Loyd Bledsoe believed to be connected to the shooting of Cecil Glass, a Tyrone farmer found dead near his home. Brow and Yorn led the investigation as deputies scoured Frederick County for the 18 to 35 year old suspect.
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Carroll County
Tyrone
Westminser
Cecil Glass
Glass
Emmitsburg
Loyd Biedsoe
Frederick
Bledsoe
International Day of Prayer Observed Here
A local observance of the International Day of Prayer drew participants from multiple churches. The service, led by Mrs. E A G Hezmann, featured several readings and prayers with parishioners from Grace Reformed, Calvary Methodist, St. Timothy’s Chapel, and other congregations. Attendance was strong and the event proceeded under shared ecumenical aims for peace.
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theo ahemeon
E A. G Hez- Mann
presiis a
Wirliam Sori
Prank Smith
Lacy Alien
Hey Umterzer
erick
Mos J. Teev
Thomas
Ralph Hares
Betty Smura
Russ Thomas
Jeen
Grace Reformed cauch
East Waster
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Gharles E. Webler
Emer
Dixon
enaren
Francis B. Sgopington
Mos
Taomis Hine
acjen McHenry
Fuoreice Gari
Anna M. Schautz
M. R. Zachison
Excess Weob
Calvary Methodist
Ames
John Traver
Calvin EB Senndmmech
Grace Hagan
Soca Waser
Ireira Lukens
Jencie Hoontz
McDonald
Garvet Bretacen
J. Dotow
Widlem
Beish
Duxon
Brish saxe
Speccal atusie
Dison
Brea
Weather summary for today and past precipitation
Today's precipitation shows no rain in the last 28 hours ending at 7 am total February fall inches. Normal precipitation 2.835 inches. actual 2.85 inches. Deficiency cumulative since February 1 reaches 1.28 inches. High today 25, low at dawn 5, moon rises tomorrow at 3 05 am, sun rises 7 00 am, sun sets 5 48 pm.
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Norma
American consul in Vienna highlights safety efforts in Austria
In Vienna American officials in Austria have been active in assuring safety and protecting interests of U S citizens. Much of this work has been handled by Ernest M Harris, American consul general in Vienna.
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Anstia
UT S
aare
Ernest
Harris
genes
Vienna
Drops in payrolls reduce CWA workers to about three thousand
AP report from Wastitstom February 17 states the Oil Words Administration will drop 372,300 workers to about 3,294 on payrolls this week starting February 23, with guidelines urging layoffs where unemployment is seasonal or replacements are unlikely. Also noted is a Carroll county court fine for Gallard Putman related to a large still found at his home and a Frederick County Association meeting agenda at 1945 near Frederick.
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Wastitstom
Bary J. Hoguts
Bopsins
Gallard Putman
Reymear
Carroll county
F. Neal Parke
Carroll courts Circuit Court
male
Putman
Earl Crabbs
parkierceny
Crabbs
Crabus
Divorce Ceasefire Ends as Dorothy Mackaette, Serena Wins
Dorothy Mackaette and Serena Wins are reported in a divorce proceeding concluding with a settlement and temporary custody arrangement. The case proceeds to finalize terms, with both parties represented by attorneys and a court clerk noting dates for future filings.
February Court Opens Amid Civil, Criminal Docket In Maryland
February term of Circuit Court opens with Chief Judge Urner and Associate Judge Willard presiding. Grand jury to be drawn, and about ten days of investigations expected. Civil docket includes 110 cases with removals from Frederick and Carroll counties plus trials in Harristown area. Criminal docket features indictments, fourteen criminal appeals, and several over from September term including Haber and Baughmen charges. two cases against Emory Coblentz were nolle pros. Cabinet accelerates anti socialist drive in Vienna with executions and new social welfare minister amid rising fascist influence. Dinner events and local weather outlook noted for the week.
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Circuit Court
Hammond Umer
Arthur D. Willard
Walter E. Sinn
Arthur M. Haber
Calvin L. Baughmen
James Clark
William Snowden
Emory L. Coblentz
jmry
George W. Page
State Bank
Frederick county
George N. Bowen
Hrattsville
College Park Corporation
HC. Bird 2s
ths
Prince George's county
Carrie M. Hebler
Bagersstown
Hagerstown
Courcl
AHegamy
Carroll county
Fanie L. Rea
Urner and
Willard
Fred Grarson
Bowers
Roger Archa L. Danow
Jacob A. Immitschar
John W. Sik
Thaddeus Zimmerman
Junior Prom Tonight at Hood College in Cobleniz Hall
The annual Junior Prom occurs tonight at Hood College Cobleniz Hall with President and Mrs. Apple and other chaperones. Miss Carrigom of Ventnor, N J leads the promenade while Leroy and his orchestra provide music for both dances. a tea dance is held earlier in Mejran Hall.
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Hood
Francis Scott Ker
Hood College
escorma
Cabhlene
Cobleniz Hall
Joseph H. Apple
Ruth ¥. Pope
Ruth E. Perry
Elizabeth B. Bower
Rhoda Rammerkamp
Mary Carrigiom
Ventnor
Mejran
ty Leroy
evemany
Frederick
Elizabeth Radcluff
Mariannne Radclif
Elizabeth Robert
Emily Schmidt
Katherine Traver
Louise ‘Trout
Edward Zeiler
McCardell, Jr
Chafford Gilbert
Edward Storm
James
Nathan Jacobson
Plea in Be of Braedeck Case Ties to Holy Name Society
In a district court plea tied to a Holy Name Society event, members gathered at St Euphemia’s Hall for a Monday program featuring addresses by leaders and a short sketch by John Parson Simmer and President, recounting twenty five years of service. Officers for the next term were elected, with J. W. Breichner noted among organizers.
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Emsaitsburg Holy Name Society
Holy Name Soce Ss
Joseph’s Catholicimoch
Ns amnussmote
Euphemis
C. M. Gana
Sisters of Charity
Wiliam Groenager
J. W G. J. Basxer
Steel Market Boosts Wall Street Bright Outlook
New York Feb 27 AP Strong steel sector signals lift market with steady to modest gains in most lists. Trading quiet yet close steady. Transfers about 1,000,000 shares. Cotton soft despite Bankhead bill news. Silver climbs to 46 1/2 cents setting new high since 1930. Market outlook cautious with expected corrective reaction. Sterling firm near $5.09.
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New Yorks
Lankhead
Ster- Eng
Old Civil War Era Letter About Danville Mayor’s Son
A fragmented OCR item describes Captain Harry Wooeding, a Verano major in a 3 unit, referencing a 73 year old letter about a Danville mayor and his son. It notes the letter circulated with a cartoon commentary and a romance theme, mentioning Camp Centerville Va and a reading by Alice Secor.
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Harry Wooeding
REG
Dan Ville
Alice
Ceontervile
cartoom
Philadelphia Labor Calls One Hour Strike
Philadelphia labor groups announce a one hour strike as civic meetings resume across the city. The action involves Home Makers clubs and local committees, with workers organized into four sectors to protest ongoing conditions.
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PHILADELPHIA
New Deal clash sparks heated Senate exchange
Washington reports a fiery Senate session over New Deal policy as MacCracken faces contempt charges and a flurry of names including Lindbergh and McCracken's aides are cited. The uproar follows Roosevelts stance on airmail contacts and CWA oversight, with stock and aviation ties drawing attention amid cold weather job figures.
Airways Gift to Lindbergh Spurs Airmail Probe
Washington February 17 AP Members of the Senate air mail investigating committee said they were probing the gift of Pan American Airways stock warrants to Charles A Lindbergh. Lindbergh had disclosed receiving warrants valued about 759000 in stock of Transcontinental Air Transport, for which he serves as technical advisor. The warrants were to buy stock at 15 and 30 dollars a share, with Pan American still holding its mail contract. The panel withheld the warrant value Lindbergh received and noted broader questions about the emergency airmail bill and private contractor contracts.
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Washington
Senate air mail
Pan- American Airways
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Pan-American
sai
Pan-American Airways
West Indies
Central and
South America
Sper
February Weather Outlook Hints Warmer Days Ahead
Fragmented weather note suggests February could end with milder temperatures. Forecaster promises fair and warmer conditions, following a prior rehearsal of warming trends. Mentions Sundar and Gen prospects, with notes on security measures and local ground crew readiness.
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Sundar
UnsnEMsus
anc rhees
Belgins
Aftesnays
Brewer Ded es tase an sat in ng to Drening business
A local brewer faced a legal action tied to a dispute with Drening over business operations. The case centers on alleged breaches and financial claims, with court involvement pending further filings.
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estase an
Three Army pilots die in Utah snowstorm crash
A snowstorm and dense fog trigger a crash in Weber Canyon near Jerome Idaho killing Second Lieutenants Grenier of Fort Crockett Texas and White of March Field California and Major Eastham. The wreckage is found with two bodies in the cockpit while a military board investigates. Grenier, a Manchester New Hampshire native and University of New Hampshire graduate, and White were en route from Salt Lake City to Seattle.
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Sar lake City
Utah
curepad
Jean B. Grenier
Fort Crockkatt
Texas
Bdain D. White
River Side
Cal
Weber can yon
Orson Marvel
muner
March Field
Jerome
Idaho
Eastham
Salt Lake Cay
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Chereane
Wio
H. H. Armold
War Department atrmals
Oskler
aleigh
Grenier
Manchester
N. H
University of New Hampshire
Waltes
Berkeley
White
Macewell
Epsiram
Clarence Wilson
Former Legion Head to Appear Before Jury
Ralph T. Gnell former national commander of the American Legion has notified a grand jury he wishes to testify in the inquiry into War Department contracts and contractor awards. District Attorney said to carry on the investigation with officials at the War Department contracts.
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Washington
Ralph T. GNell
American Legion
beished
War Department
District Attorney's Office
Black Shirts Arrested in England Reported
Fragmentary text notes a raid and arrests connected to an organization, mentioning names and places with garbled OCR. Separate lines reference a marriage license issued in Gettysburg to Lafayette P. Wastler, Frederick, and Berthan Marshall of Lewistown.
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ENGLAND
Gettysburg
Lafayette P. Wastler
Frederick
Berthan Marshall
Lewistorn
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