Unseasonably Warm Day Sets Frederick Records
Frederick cityandcounty felt an unseasonably warm spell as February temperatures spiked to 71 degrees, the warmest in years and signaling early spring. Forecasters warned of colder weather ahead though and noted the winter as the driest in 120 years with little snow, while fishing remains hampered by low, clear streams and scant activity. A notable catch included James H. Cramer's 14 1/4 pound catfish.
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Hedes
Frederick City
Tve
Mercury
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
James H. Cramer
Fractured Hip For Mrs. Beard After Fall At Fengaville
Mrs. Harlan Beard slipped and fell at her daughter Mrs. Eugene Renn home in Fengaville Friday afternoon fracturing her right hip. She was taken by M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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Harlan Beard
Eugene Renn
Fengaville
Frederick City Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Stamp News marks 250th Emanuel Swedenborg birth anniversary
The Swedish Royal Postal issues 50,006,000 stamps of 10 wre and 1,000,000 of 1 krona bearing Swedenborg portraits. US and Canada will stock the stamps. Roosevelt signs bill allowing stamp illustrations. U.S. regulations on reproduction in periodicals are being set. King George VI stamps replace current issues April 30. Wellington and filing details noted. A national philatelic society is organized in Tacoma to insure collections. Charles E. Winegar named secretary. The U S Post Office says no franking privileges for philatelic agency mail.
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Retmark
Emanuel Swedenborg
Swedish Royal Postal Department
United States
Canada
Nine
Cook Islands
New Zealand Post
Postmaster General
Wellington
National Philatelic Society
American Stamp Association
Tacoma
Wash
Charles E. Winegar
Steele St
How You Lose At Contract in a Bridge Hand
This article analyzes a common losing play in bridge focusing on trump management. South must play the ace of trumps early to drop Wests king, avoiding a finesse that cost the contract. The piece highlights how a correct line of play can secure the contract regardless of trump split.
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Great Brotherhood of Bridge Players
South
Suid West
East
West
State On Guard Early Against Forest Fires
Maryland residents are urged to cooperate with fire wardens to reduce spring forest fires. C F Winslow of the University of Maryland Extension Service notes fires peak in March to May, with this year starting earlier due to mild winter and dry ground. He advises not to light fires except in calm conditions, to plough a 10 to 15 foot strip around fields, burn after 3 PM with the wind, keep water and tools ready, contact the nearest fire warden, and never leave a fire unattended until fully extinguished.
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College Park
C. F. Winslow
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Club names steward and caddy master at Catoctin Country Club
Preston E. Michael has been named steward and will take charge about March 13 at Catoctin Country Club. Robert "Hunach" Groves was named caddy master for the coming season, after returning from California. Groves has caddied at the club for years and recently returned to Frederick.
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Preston E. Michael
Catoctin Country Club
Robe “Hunach
Grove
Young Groves
California
Frederick
Benefit Payments Taxable In Maryland
Maryland officials ruled that benefit payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Act and the Soil Conservation Act are subject to one half of one percent state income tax. Attorney-General Herbert R. O Connor said these payments count as taxable income. He also ruled that building or homestead associations are subject to the tax, including those in Federal Home Loan Bank or converted to Federal Savings and Loan associations. mutual savings banks are exempt. University and state agency employees must pay tax on salaries, as Federal funds used for salaries become state funds for tax purposes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
William S. Gordy, Jr
Herbert R. O'Conor
Beneft
Federal Home Loan Bank
Savings and Loan Associations
Agricultural Department
University of Maryland
Board of State Aid and Charities
State
O| Conor
Court News Marriage Licenses and Transfers
Marriage licenses awarded to Raymond Ross Clingan and Pauline Marshall at 6 West Third Street. Frank Mofiifi and Frances L Parsley of Key marry. Property deeds include Justin C Thomas to Daniel N Blickenstaff, Mortimer to Elmer S, Linthicum to Raysmond L Bennett, Merhi D Kaufman to Charles F Hartman. Discharge in bankruptcy noted for United States District Court George W Droneburg.
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Raymond Ross Clingan
Pauline Marshall
West Third Street
Frank Mofiifi
Taneytown
Frances L. Parsley
Key, Mar
Ustin C. Thomas
Daniel N. Blickenstaff
Cits
Aubrey Mi. Mortimer
Elmers
L Linthicum
Raysmond
L. Bennett
United States District Court
Tul
George W. Droneburg
Government home program sparks mixed views in Frederick
Reporter's Quiz finds local residents split on whether the federal financing plan for home building and modernization will boost construction. Opinions range from cautious support to outright doubt, with a few noting advertising campaigns as a potential help.
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Frederick
Jurisdiction Granted in Frederick Petty Larceny Cases
Police justices of Frederick county have authority to try petty larceny cases under a statute allowing personal goods theft under 25 dollars. The opinion, issued to Justice Stoner by Attorney General O Connor and Assistant LeViness, confirms their greater jurisdiction. Also note a farm lighting bulletin from University of Maryland Extension on recommended practices available free by mail.
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Frederick County
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Herbert R. O'Conor
Charles T. LeViness
Stoner
Justice of the Peace
House of Correction
A. V. Krewatch
University of Maryland At
Property Sold at 114 East Third Street
A deed recorded in the clerk's office shows the sale of 114 East Third Street from Mr and Mrs Austin C Thomas to Mr and Mrs Daniel N Blickenstaff for about 3800 dollars.
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CYIFX
East Third Street
Austin C. Thomas
Daniel N. Blickenstaff
Raising a Family and Discipline in Childhood
Olive Roberts Barton discusses balanced discipline from infancy, urging gentle guidance to foster growth and happiness. She cautions against overpunishment, notes fear harms moral development, and stresses love and gradual rule introduction for toddlers and beyond. The piece then reports a legal notice about the Gracie drunken driving case being continued to March 2 with the defendant released on bond after a crash into a telephone pole.
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Thomas A. Gracie
Baltimore
Patrick M. Schnauffer
O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Gracie
J. A. West
A. R. Chambers
aLiddietown
Braddock Hill
C. and P. Telephone Company
Six U. S. Bombers Reach Peru Safely
Six United States Air Corps bombers landed safely in Peru after a high altitude flight from Lima. The fleet, part of a longer relay, crossed the snow capped Andes and received a warmly welcomed reception. The lead aircraft completed the journey in about 11 hours 10 minutes, with other planes arriving via routes through Santiago Chile and Lima.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Siates Air Corps
Tolay
Jake
Lema
Pera
Lima
Major Meloy
Sve
Aytog
Simosta Straths
Tama
Santiago
Chile
Gambrill Seeks Re election Against Donovan Challenge
Representative Stephen W. Gambrill of Maryland’s Fifth District announces his candidacy for reelection. State Senator Joseph L. Donovan of Howard County also enters the race. A Gambrill supporter disputes Donovan’s health claim and defends Gambrill’s duties in Washington. Gambrill has served in the House since 1924 and sits on the Naval Affairs Committee.
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Baltimore
Stephen W. Gambril
Congress
Maryland
Gambrill
Joseph L. Donovan
Howard County
Donovan
Washington
House of Delegates
State Senate
House Naval
What Is Your News I Q Fag Question
A bizzare quiz item asks about a government head, Methaists anniversary, a U S Representative on OSS actions toward Japanese fishermen, an English invention aiding heavy planes to fly, and a truefalse on the 1936 London naval treaty including Japan's signature.
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Sioviel
OSS
Alphan
Warnitthe
Tokyo
Japan
Absolute divorce granted in Shankle case
A decree signed grants Frank M. Shankle an absolute divorce from Margaret L. Shankle and dismisses her cross-bill. Custody ruling reserved for future decision. plaintiff ordered to pay costs. Patrick.
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Frank Mr. Shankle
Margaret L. Shankle
Franco Not A Fascist, Mount Professor Says
Washington February 13 A protest against labeling General Francisco Franco and his followers as Fascists was voiced by Dr Joseph F Thorning sociology professor at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg addressing the Washington Chapter of the National Federation of Catholic Alumni He said the Spanish leader and his hosts are nationalists not Fascists and that the Fascist designation had become pronounced in headlines.
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Washington
Francisco Franco
Joseph F. Thorning
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Mid
Thomming
National Federation of Catholic Alumni
Divorce Action Noted In Local Court Case
M Schnauffer represented Shankle while Sherman PL Bowers appeared for Mrs Shankle. Tse entered divorce by Mrs Lulu E Working against Roche fort F Working marked as se.
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M. Schnauffer
Shankle
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Todelphia
Marie Phillips
Miss O'Connor
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American Bridge League
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Kitts
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Yellow Springs
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Olive Roberts Barton
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Cavetown, MB
Fhone Smithsburg
U. S
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Ora Lia
Aay
Tan Grocer
I. Q
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Rodock
Quaker City
North Market Street
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Stieff Sterling
Goon Jewelry
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Frederick Underwriters, Inc
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