Severe Winter Weather Ravages Frederick County Crops
North western winds drove the February chill with a 24 to 47 degree swing, snow squalls and 30 mph gusts. Farmers report severe damage to wheat and fruit, with estimates up to 50 percent loss in barley and substantial losses in apples and peaches, while wheat recovery will depend on later conditions.
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Frederick County
James S. Anderson
Farm Bureau
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Anderson
Washington county
Frederic
Frederics
Mr. Amdersor
Credis
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McHaigre
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Fixed pound price for air mail proposed
The SeCourt Committee today plans to establish a fixed rate for airmail, proposing 42 cents per mile as the 1932 benchmark. Edgar H McBride remains critically ill with pneumonia, while others report slight improvements and a stable condition.
Ox Fibre Relief Assn Annual Banquet Headline
Ox Fibre Relief Assn held its annual banquet at the German Reformed church with over 200 attendees. Officers for the year starting March 1 were elected: President Roger Ester, Vice-President Robert Burrall, Secretary C W Myers, Treasurer Harry P Seeger. Directors Albert C Schultz Arthur I Hargeb and George W Lipss join the slate. Retiring president Robert L Bayer presided. A report showed a substantial balance in the treasury and an oyster and ham supper was served by church ladies.
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Robert Burrall
C. W. Myers
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Albert C. Schultz
Arthur I. Hargeb
George W. Lipss
Robert L. Bayer
Doumergue Demands Dead or Alive Slay Suspect
Paris February 23 AP Premier Doumergue orders capture of the suspect in the murder of Judge Albert Prince dead or alive. He seeks the man connected to the Stavisky banking scandal. Interior Minister Sarrut cites a Mafia grip blocking the probe. A 100000 franc reward is offered for arrest and conviction. Police report conflicting leads and baffling evidence in the case.
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Doumergue
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Stavisky
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Girl Found Tied After Woods Abduction in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Virginia February report details Caroline Musante a 1d year old Stafford County schoolgirl found tied in woods after missing all day She was rescued by FBI investigators after midnight once she removed a gag and ropes Her family home visit preceded hospital transfer where notes demanding 1500 dollars were found Also Fremont California February report notes Army flyer Burnett parachuted from a craft near Fremont sustained a broken leg and exposure after a blizzard while a wreck search followed with several fatalities in the Army flight program.
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Caroline Mfusanne
Stafford county
Department ofl Justice
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Fremont
Norman Bursett
Burnett
Cleveland
Chicago
Ewin Bowersox
Bowersox
fiyer
Memorial Hospital
ead
Long Tenure in Office Attacked by Conley
Maryland politics feature a heated party struggle as Conley attacks long tenure in office. The piece notes Beavers Creek mentions and lists several local figures, including Dr. J. Huber Wade and others tied to the Democratic factions. It also covers a 40th wedding anniversary for MeGran S. Lantz and a ceremonial conferral by the IOOF encampment in Hagerstown with attendees from Patestime Encampment.
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CONLEY
New Blue Eagle Code to Display Owner Trade, Registration Number
Washington February 23 regulations for the Blue Eagle display to mark compliance with the Presidents Re employment Agreement will be published soon. The design will show a registration number and the employer’s trade or industry rather than the words we do our part. Samples are not yet available. Captain Guy Anders announces his candidacy for Sheriff, citing war service and long experience in the towing and transport trades. He notes a broad network of supporters and aims to run on the Republican ticket.
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Washington
General Johnson
Capt Anders
Guy Anders
Fredevicz
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Ben
Harvey E. Smith
Shen
Will of Maurice F Starr probate details emerge in Liberty
The will of Maurice F Starr of Libertstown former president of the People's Back is probated. After debts and funeral expenses, gifts totaling 200 to Mrs Erzier and 500 to N Eszler are bequeathed free of inheritance taxes. The house in Liberty goes to Alma Starr with a trust for mausoleums, plus a share to grandson Maurice Kenneth Starr under a complex trust. Executors include AMG Fulton and Edward J Smith.
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Libertstown
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Liberty
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Ss . AMG. Fulton
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Earl D. Young
LAW WINS IN FIGHT ON TOURY IN CHICAGO FTE
Chicago February 23 AP The law wins after three trials convict Roger Touhy and two others for abducting Fohr Factor. Albert Kater and Gustav Schaefer are named as companions in a once mighty gang. Sentences range from life imprisonment to five years as authorities declare the end of the big shot gangs during Prohibition.
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Schaefer
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Blue Island
Theater Explosion Kills One And Injures Twelve
Yonkers New York February 23 An explosion in the cellar of the Proc Theater injured twelve and killed two men Patrick W Moles and Carl Grader both electrical workers. One dies in attempt to rescue others as wreckage blocks exits and cars crash nearby. A recital at Hood Brace Friends is noted alongside.
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New Deal fights for food canning grading rules
The administration presses to insert grading and standards into the canners code as Households face deceptive labels. Canners oppose federal interference arguing it damages trademarks and market value while consumer groups seek a clear A B C quality system. Background includes NRA and AAA maneuvers, and a March conference to decide the issue.
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Washington
White House
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National League’ of Women Voters
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Agricultural Economies
Food and Drug Administration
Washington Consumers Council
Emergency Banking Law Extended Year In Maryland
Maryland will extend the emergency banking act for another year starting March 4, announced by State Bank Commissioner John J Ghingher after a meeting with Governor Ritchie and Attorney-General Lane. Several banks under the act are in reorganization or awaiting plans, while others may be equitized. The measure, first enacted March 4, 1923, can be terminated earlier by governor proclamation if unnecessary. Banks affected include Suddistown Savings Bank, Thurmont Bank, and Middletown Savings Bank with reorganization plans approved or in preparation.
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Weather Today Summary
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am shows 2.5 inches. February normal rainfall 295 smenes, actual 2.5 inches. High yesterday 48? Low last night 24. Sun set 5:55 pm. sun rise 6:52 am tomorrow. Moon rise 2:24 pm. moon set 4:12 am.
Post-holiday lethargy grips New York market
New York trading after the holiday shows intermittent price jitters with most stocks weak at first glance. Wheat, corn, cotton, silver and rubber drift. British pound falls while gold and bonds move mildly. A few shares rise on certain hopefuls before drifting lower as traders regain direction.
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Richmond Horse Racing Bill Passes Amid Turmoil
A murky report notes a horse racing bill passing in Richmond amid questions, injuries, and an ensuing investigation. Officials mention drug or medical concerns, financial stakes estimated near $250, and a focus on local racing policy and safety.
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RICHMOND
Crowning King of Belgium in Colorful Ceremony
Crowds cheered Leopold III as he took the oath to ascend the Belgian throne in a formal Chamber ceremony. he wore lieutenant general dress and white gloves on horseback, while Queen Astrid rode directly to Parliament due to pregnancy. significant anti royalist elements receded amid mass acclaim.
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clemente
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Thompson Asks Right To Be Heard In Inquiry In Md
Thompson asks to be heard in a Maryland inquiry. The report notes his request amid hearings connected to drug policy and governance, with references to delays, responses, and the political context. The text is fragmented and garbled, but centers on Thompson’s appeal for participation and access to the proceedings.
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Predenck
Warner-Cosugan
175 Dollar Claim Upheld in Court Case
A small claims dispute over 175 dollars was decided in favor of the plaintiff. The judge found the loan valid and the defendant Bennett represented the plaintiff while Samua News defended. The ruling dismissed the defendant’s claims of the board’s wrongdoing and upheld the original claim.
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