Fair Deal for Transients Proposed by Maryland Director
Maryland Transient Director Frank M. Liddle outlined a plan to shelter and employ vagrant men in Frederick and nearby counties. He urged anchored housing rather than scattered placements, noting winter easing and proposing about 24 hours of work per week with pay, while addressing misdeeds by some regional groups. Local centers in Cumberland, Hagerstown, Branstick, and Allegany reported numbers. Bowers and other officials weighed the plan as weather and logistics were evaluated.
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ranems
Frank M. Liddle
Maryland
Frederick
Tuesaar
Khereby
d+ die
trans‘eu
regeoos group
Frederick meimey
yarous
nim
Mrs Donnan Injured In Hanover Automobile Crash
Mrs J W Donnan was confined to Port Dome on Lindbergh Avenue with a fracture of the right leg after an automobile accident Tuesday morning near Hanover Pennsylvania. The car driven by Ber Hesbars veered, struck a pole in heavy wind and snow, injuring Mrs Donnan as she was thrown forward. She and Mr Donnan were brought back to Frederick for repairs and treatment.
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J. W. Donzan
port Dome
Lindbergh avenue
am posse
Donnan
Gonnam
comsder Sb
ates prough
Frederick
Don-pan
J. C. Penney
Lancaster
Penney
Frederick High School Gym Exhibit Slated March 9
Frederick High School prepares a gym exhibit featuring more than 500 boys and girls with dance, drills, map and comic dancing under Miss Helma Hamm and Arthur Dorsey. Rehearsals advance toward an expected 1000 tickets as 75-plus boys and girls train. 800 to 900 people attended last year.
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berg
Frederick High School
sign
Helma Hamm
Arthur Dorsey
f. diires ansonmesti
Mss
Marguerie Mies
Thomas Femsuson
Macsiend Playground
Sasen Condon LeGore
EeGore
athlesic
Hegersson
Mified
Deleshmut
hich school
Fireman Honor Fete and Class Event At Local Churches
A community honoring Fireman Romer of the Robert A. Bennet group with a 7:30 program and supper precedes talks by H Dorsey Exchison. The piece recalls Bennett’s 1999 presidency of United Fire Company and notes a separate Lutheran church class party with games, a musical romance reading, and February birthday bouquets. A walkersville Methodist dinner drew about 100, with Rev Charles Shafer delivering a humorous address.
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Romer
Robert A. Bennet
Sritis
ihe
Bela Fiidar
Frederick fire companies
Wit & Romer
buffet Tumcheon
H. Dorsey Exchison
ieca
Mc. Bennett
United Fire Company
ammuel
Evangelicel Lutheran church school
Francis Petros
John S. Rema
P. DD. Evans
Elsie Engie
Amos John Traver
John G. Traver
JohnS. Renn
church school
Renn
Walkersville Methodist Episcopal church
Charles D. Shafer
JT. W. Lloyd
Royal funeral draws European leaders to Belgium
A vast gathering of nobles and dignitaries from across Europe assembled in Brussels for the funeral of King Albert of Belgium. Prince Humbert of Italy and King Leopold I preparations were noted, with security tight as France's President Le Brun and the Prince of Wales arrived or prepared to attend. The mood remained somber as thousands paid respects and church bells tolled, while teachers were ordered to teach monarchic virtues and plans for Leopold’s enthronement proceeded.
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Brussels
Humbert
Satr
alsenes
Albert
Belgans
Denmark
Bulgaria
Siam
menterir
Le Brun
France
Prince of Wales
George V
Great Britain
England
Europe
radiccals
Leopold
Leopold I
Belgium
cofin
royal
Astid
French judge stabbed to death near Dijon in Stavisky link
The mutilated body of Judge Albert Prince of the Canel of Appeals was found on a railway track near Dijon. A blood stained knife lay nearby. Police suspect murder and possible link to the Stavisky case. Prince was to testify in Paris today and was lured from the capital by a fake telegram claiming his mother was gravely ill.
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Dijon
France
Albert Prince
Canel of Appeals
bey
Prince
financial secon
Pars
Stavisky
Bayonne
Paris
Staviski
Tim
Dion
Impotent to Protect Negroes Cited by State Officials
A garbled report notes officials condemn lynching and call for stricter state action while urging punishment for violators. The piece mentions S. Schroeder and a census of birthdates, and cites Mr Wissen, a paper hanger, and Mr Booky, a plumber, claiming they share the same identity in a barber shop context.
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TSaES
S. Schroeder
Wissen
Booky
Mr. Schroeder
Rumor circulates over royal wedding plans
AP reports Prince Sig ward of Swed Cittus faces renewed speculation about a potential marriage to a German actress Lia Continental. The rumor centers on a hidden engagement with public attention intensifying in London and Sweden.
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London
Sigward
Cittus todat
Lontien
Low-priced specialties and markets drift in fractional moves
The report notes fractional gains in low-priced specialties while leaders retain caution. Commodities show mixed signals with cotton and silver rebounding modestly, European gold currencies narrowing. Bonds move sluggishly as Sterling starts around 5.04 percent and U.S. money markets renew near one percent.
Washington's Birthday Events Close Banks Post Office Work
The Frederick area marks George Washington's birthday with a two day holiday plan. Postoffice windows close Thursday though special delivery and routes run. Banquet for postal workers at Calvary Methodist parish hall includes Congressman David Lewis and hospital fund aims. Hospital managers report patient stats and planned fundraising through March 26.
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George Washingon
Roy McK Haris
Postoffice Department
Frederick
Service Relations Counc
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
David
Lewis
Seth Congress
Calvary Mezhoas
Glade Valley Bakery Employees Entertained at Banquet
More than a hundred employees and friends of Glade Valley Bakery enjoyed a banquet and entertainment Saturday night hosted by Mr. and Mrs Hobers NM. Nicodemis Foilsung. The menu featured fried oysters Virginia ham salad and dessert. Miss Mary Meércer directed the entertainment. Attendees included Miss Popaher Fee A C Ang retutaton Miss Ee Smore and others. Also reported is the critical condition of former City Officer Charities Devilbiss at Frederick City Hospital with little hope for recovery.
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Glade Valley Bakery. Inc
Walker le
Hobers NM
Mary Meércer
Popaher
ating
George Emmans
Earl
San Francisco Opera
Cox
Frederick City Hospital
little hope
Socialists Turn to Nazis in Austria Amid Disorder
Vienna Feb 21 Socialist officials seek Nazi cooperation as civil strife unsettles Austria. Nazi leaders say they’ve been overwhelmed with offers from embittered Socialists and emphasize building power through army police and gendarmerie rather than government overthrow. Many officers see benefits in arming with Nazi support while avoiding outright revolt.
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Austria
elslists
Furthey
Bendarmerie
Socialits
Dolifis
Ausa
sang Caan fer
Davenport Publisher Frustrates Kidnapping Case
A garbled report from a fraternal meeting lists attendees such as Grand Master Elmer Brown and other officers including George Lo Mee ley and Richard N. Gourad. The text mentions a failed kidnapping incident linked to a publisher, with scattered names and incomplete details.
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Fredene
Menzass
Marxer
aia Fidelis
CTes
George Lo Meeley
A Bennett
Crates HOF
Keenan Charles FL Seeger
Georges Basa Pout
Rchard N. Gourad
Elmer Brown
Roosevelt 10 Make Effort to End Bootlegging
At a February press conference Joseph Choate administrator of the Federal Alcohol Control Board reported imports well below expectations. Officials consider a possible liquor tariff adjustment while Roosevelt emphasizes eradicating bootleggers and a serious study is underway to address the shortage of supplies and high liquor prices.
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Washington
Joseph Choate
Alshes Control Board
Roosevelt
ONE $5 BILL RETURNED
A gusty noon scene near Farmers and Mechanics National Bank saw three five dollar bills blown away. One was recovered by Police Headquarters officer George W. Nagle with help from James S. Trout and returned to the owner. A second bill was claimed by a passer-by in a business place, and a third was reported stopped by a stranger. About $2 in nickels spilled on North Market Street to be claimed if found.
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Oficer
George W. Nagle
James 5. P Trout
North Market street
Music Recital at College Hall and Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Students in the Department of Music at Book College perform a recital in Broebeck Hall on Friday at 7 30 with organ works and pieces by Balmer Sventiser De Osa and Meyer among others. The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual meeting and tag sale at the Lemon Home on Friday night March 2 with reports from committees and election of officers.
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Studens
Department of Music a Book College
Broebeck Hall
Balmer
Sventiser
Darton
Weather Data Encoded For Promuary Day
A cryptic weather note lists temperatures and sun moon times. It records yesterday's high, last year's highs, overnight lows, and lunar events with approximate values. The entry appears garbled, with misprinted units and inconsistent formatting, offering only fragmentary data to interpret.
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