City Purchases Additional Land Along Linganore
Frederick aldermen finalize a $7,000 purchase of three parcels totaling 24 17.4 acres from Charles W. Zimmerman for Linganore creek pumping station and future dam site. Possession April 1. includes house barn and driveways. Land borders Linganore creek and will be pine forested with future plant operations housed by caretaker.
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yor
Frederick
Linganore creek
wes
Chars W. Zimmerman
Elmer F. Mupshower
Zimmerman
clis
Munshower
G. Hunter Bowers
Chazshew
Mr. Zimmer
Mc Zimmerman
Frederick man James Gambrill 102nd birthday observed
Friends near and far sent greetings to James H. Gambrill Sr of Frederick, Maryland on his 102nd birthday. He lingered between life and death, yet stayed mentally engaged, receiving radio acknowledgments from WEAF and personal messages from relatives as ten generations visited.
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James H. Gamble
Frederickson
Gambrill
Mr. Gam
brill
Frederick
WEAF
New York
James H. Gam
Maryland
Held for Hold Up in Mount Airy Area
Leroy Walter Townsend of Hardson te near Mount Airy was taken into custody by local authorities and identified as one of two men who robbed Holland Ze, owner of a tourist camp, along the Wesmins highway Sunday. Ze described Townsend and another man impersonating a seer before the assault and theft of $63.
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Leroy Walter Townsend
Hardsonte
Mount Airy
Mondaro
Holand Ze
Wesmins
Townsend
cavin
Zeyas
joe
Zuetus
Zbe ‘o
Withes
Weather Log Scrambled February Readings
Fragmentary notes show February precipitation and temperature figures, including January and February totals. The entry lists high and low temperatures with garbled dates and settings, plus moon phase and sunset times, but many values are unreadable or mixed.
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Ormal
Head of Defunct Bank Indicted by U S Jury
Baltimore reports former bank president J Monroe indicted by a federal grand jury. The case charges concealment of bank assets and a false estate schedule related to the bank's closing on December 9, 1930. The indictment notes alleged misstatements and hidden assets in the estate and bank records.
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U. S
Baltimore
J. Monroe
cery here
Stock Market Nudges Higher Amid Tepid Trading
The market posted a slow uptick as investors weighed mixed economic signals. Tech and energy shares showed cautious gains while declines in utilities tempered overall momentum.
Roosevelt Removes Farley From Office As Sheriff Of N Y
Albany Feb 24 AP Franklin D Roosevelt, governor of New York, removed Sheriff Thomas M Farley, a Tammany Hall district leader, from office citing unsatisfactory explanation of income. A Seabury investigation report cited Farley’s $390000 in a tin box deposits. The move sparked debate on Tammany ties and Roosevelt’s presidential prospects.
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Albany
Frankin D
New York
Sheri Thomas M. Farley
Tammany Hat
keys home
Farley
Samuel Seabury
legislative committee
New York city
Parley
Roosevelt
Tammany
Tammany Hal
Zoning trial verdict finds Cummings tourist sign violation
Justice Alton Bennett finds Nellie K Cummings guilty in Peoples Court ruling the Clarke Place sign for a tourist business violated the city zoning ordinance. Cummings was fined 25 dollars plus costs after arguments over ordinance constitutionality and testimony from Mayor Munshower and City Engineer Maxowell.
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Nellie K
Cummings
Clarke Place
Alton ¥. Bennett
Peoples Court
Als
Leo Weinberg
E. Austin James
Munshower
Maxowell
Abrs. Cummings
Weinberg
flearp
Cackling Hen Reveals Theft
A scrambled report notes officers tying up a suspect after a theft incident. The fragments mention D. Emigts and a local offense near a neck of the lake, with unclear sequence of events and involved parties.
Maryland Music Clubs Plan April Convention at Key Hotel
The Martland Federation of Music Clubs will hold its annual meeting in this city on April 12 at the Francis Scott Key hotel with the Monday Musicales of Frederick. Delegates from 68 federated clubs will be chosen, followed by an executive board meeting, a reception, and a concert. The program includes a junior clubs showcase at Frederick High School directed by Miss Martha B. Petit. Local officers and committees are listed, with Mrs. Joseph T. Pyles and Mrs. RH Town among federation leaders.
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Martland Federation of Music Clubs
Francis Scott Key
Fredtertek
lsted
Frederick High School
Martha B. Peteit
Maryland Federation
Sood College
Monday Musicales
Evangelical Reformed church choir
Reformed church
Middletown
Prederick High School
Joseph T. Pyles
land
RH. E. Town
executve
istate federation
Duree Holman
Bethesda
Oshers
Joseph
Byron
Hagerstown
Frank S. Rowe
Mirs
R. W. Trevaskis
Cumberland
Lloyd Logan
Baltimore
Aliss Marguerite Caumpbe
Hegerstown
Martin W. Garrett
Paw. Cribiet
Towson
Pyles
Charles B
Ignatius Biorlee
R. Ames Hendrickson
Byerly
Harriet Shook
Charles Mullen
Joan B. Harding
Hendrickson
Sgexy W. Baer
OC. L. Grace
Kent
Emils Lehm
Robert
Pettit
Atlees
Grace Lough
Henrickson
pias Dz
Pranz
Joceion
Godsid
Debussey
pana
Noctor
Three Die in Michigan Home Fire
A blaze at Lez Herrick’s home in Michigan killed Mrs Hetrick and their 18 month old son and two month old daughter. Two more daughters aged three and four were seriously burned. Fire officials say three others escaped with injuries as investigators probe the cause.
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Mich
Lez Herrick
Hetrick
Bicentennial Observed By DAR In George Washington Event
An An interesting George Washington Bicentennial meeting of the Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution occurred Monday afternoon at the home of Mass Mam C Ramsburgh Es. Second street. Regent Edgar S McCardell presided. Emma Brown opened the meeting with remarks on Washington. Delegates and alternates were named, discussions covered plans for a banquet and the event. A talk on Martha Washington was given by Mrs George S Rodack Jr. A contribution to Constitution Hall was voted. Refreshments were served by Miss Ramsburgh and hostesses.
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George Washington
Daughters of the american
msie of Mass
C. Ramsburgh
strett
Edgar S. McCarden
Emma Brown
George
Grayson E. Bowers
Charles W. Ross
Sophia Reich
Jesse B. Anders
Henry T. Wade
William T. Mathers
George B McCleery
Gar
Adele Cronise
Charles LE
George 5. Rodack, Jr
lse
England
Col
Augustine Washington
Mullen
Constitution Hall
Washington
Ramsburg
Ezra Houck, Jr
Mathers
Wade
Kitty Quynn
Franchiz Markell
Edger
McCardell
R. S. J. Dutrow
Chinese Airman Killed After Aerial Duel Near Soochow
Shanghai reports confirm American airman Robert Short was shot down and killed near Soochow while engaging Japanese forces. Short, 28, from Aberdeen Washington, volunteered for service with the U S Army Air Forces and aided in downing a Japanese plane before his ship was hit. Chinese authorities plan posthumous honors and burial with military rites.
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United States
Robert Sao
Soucher
Toane
Shangha
Kaeomun sortness news ag
Roker Short
seming 1
Soochow
Ct air force
Kart
doa
Coleone
Short
Leutenant
United States Army
fir reserve corps
army air school
Riverside
Cailf
army
Aberdeen
Washington
Fire Damages Golf Course Caddy House
A fire at a golf course near Middletown caused damage to the caddy house and equipment. Authorities suspect a blaze started in or near the building early today and are investigating the extent of damage and possible causes. Local owners estimate substantial losses to gear and facilities.
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Middle Own
Middletow
SONY
ding
wG zee watch
letiteet
dames
cssco
Mar company
dames towers
Many Organizations Gather With Legion for Unemployment Conference
A regional unemployment conference gathers numerous organizations to discuss job programs and worker support. The event, organized with the Legion, aims to coordinate resources and share strategies for aiding the unemployed in the area.
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Legion For Unemployment
Mystery Woman Dies in Baltimore Doctor’s Office Identified
In Baltimore on February 24, Nina Key, a nurse from Cumberland living over a Calvert Street confectionery, was tentatively identified as the dying woman found in Dr. Albert D. Driscoll’s office. Mrs. Rose Kolman viewed the body at the city morgue and confirmed the identification, with the case previously shrouded in mystery.
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Baltimore
Rose Kolman
city
Nina Key
Mercy hospital
Albert D. Driscoll
Grand Jury Spares Free Dinner in Economic Review
A compact grand jury discussion winds through budget concerns and savings measures, noting economies in public spending. Officials emphasize prudent use of resources while avoiding unnecessary fellowship events.
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