Frederick bank president Edgar McBride dies in New York
Edgar H. McBride, 46, president of the Commercial Bank of Maryland and a leading Frederick attorney and citizen, died Friday in a New York hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. He and his wife had been visiting Boston and New York. his death shocked the Frederick community where he was highly regarded.
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Commercial Bank of Maryland
Frederick
New York City
McBride
Cams
Bill McBride
Mary C. Piller
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Biss
Alen
Mo McBride
Allen C. McBride
Leavenworth
Bans
Mr McBride
Casper E. Cline
C E. Cline
Som
Suez
A.C McBride
Schoois
Harvard
Varied Musical Program Before Large Audience
An entertaining varied program was presented before a large appreciative audience at the Pac Hall of Calvary MOE. The Tourmont Choral Society Costa Ciexi and Men's Chorus and Frederick Concert Orchestra performed under the Prederick Isoms Club for charity. Notable pieces included Heart Born, Bohemian Girl, and O, Ins and Osis. The choral selections featured And the Glory of the Lord from Messiah plus Summer songs. Prof Charles M. Cassel directed the choral society with John Francis guiding the orchestra. Mrs Bord Bower accompanied the Choral Society and Luther Stull the Max Chorus.
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Tourmont Choral Society
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Prederick Isoms Club
Fa Chansy Fund
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C. M. Cassel
Donald Rice
Ted ‘Tress
Sree
Generievre
Charles M. Cassel
Senate holds SeaWay pact clash amid tense Roosevelts push
Washington February 23. President Roosevelt urged an early decision in the Senate fight over the Sea Way treaty with Canada. The move strengthens support for the pact while independent Senate sources predict administration defeat. The showdown centers on ratification efforts and the two thirds vote needed amid Republican doubts.
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Obituary for Mr McBride in Frederick County
An obituary details the life of Mr McBride active in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church and various civic groups. A longtime temperance advocate and lawyer for the Anti-Saloon League, he held Masonic positions, was a Rotary member, and supported community projects. He came from an Irish-descended Frederick County family and is survived by his wife Dorothy, siblings, and a sister. The funeral is Monday at Calvary Episcopal Church with burial at a ves cemetery.
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McBride
Frederick County
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Frederica
Ireland
Maryland
Middletown Valley
Wiliam McBride
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Salwar Hys
Anne =. Routvahn
Middletown
Middletown. Mr. McBride's Father Was Siso Pai
North Market Street
Dorothy
Wilam Ther
Tpper
Spee
Brie
West
Patrick Street
Nineral Peace
Calcopal
E Cine Funeral
Farley to testify on personal remark to Senate committee
Postmaster General Farley will appear before the Senate mail committee to discuss a personal remark attributed to him by Walter F Brown. Brown declined to reveal details, citing a prior question about Democratic committee actions and a reference to political alliances and contracts.
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Fed
Er- Genem
Farley
U.il
Senate
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Chaiman Black
Democratic Committee
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Fermer
Black
Len McCarran
Nevada
Purler
Canimet
Alfred the Great and the English Crown History
Alfred the Great was king of the West Saxons who expelled the Danes and became ruler of England. A white hood lined with college colors tops the frown of Doctor of Arts and Letters. There are more than 585000 civil service employees in the United States.
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U. S
New Cold Wave Brings Record Lows Across Regions
A sharp cold spell grips the area with temperatures dropping toward zero across multiple locales. Strong northwest winds gust up to 45 mph drive wind chills and snow flurries, leaving roads slick and prompting closures in several cities.
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Fouth
Suit Over Wife Up In Court Here On Monday
A divorce damages suit for 5000 filed by Frank J. Huormer against Roland E. Long of near New Midway is scheduled for trial Monday. Reno S. Harp represents the plaintiff and Sooner and Storm appear for the defendant. The case dates from alleged misconduct starting in 1926 and involves claims of loss of wife’s society, comfort and assistance with 22 witnesses docketed. The court also heard motions in a separate matter involving a receiver of Central Trust Company case with claims totaling 5926.96.
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Gotdie Fogle
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John Renner
Thomas Lescatlest
Marr Leschalleet
Walter Ind
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Hezekah Shank
Lews Dutrow
Hessés
Oden Orum
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Raymond Wison
Pauli Wartehl
Raymond Johnson
Gien Warehume
D A Parkimson
Pan Dixon Lee Morgan
Cetus Fogle
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Emma M. Young
Agnes B. Favorre
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Central Trust Company of Maryland
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Heirship and Estate Matters Mentioned in 1928 Notice
A 1928 probate notice references Mrs Phreeger and Mrs Esther Derr in an estate settlement with beneficiaries including Laura, Bila Eyler, and Maine Baesing. A bond of 4.0% is noted, with references to Grarson Pe 3 1H Mercer and W Snook as witnesses in a bequeathal context.
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mSris Harsiman
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Bila Eyler
Maine Baesing
Staton
Two Army Flyers Saved From Sea
Two Army aviators, Louie Rothrock and Pocock, were rescued by the destroyer Bernadou five hours after their plane ditched off Long Island. Lieut. McDermott is missing, with the crew later confirming both rescued men are exposed but safe. They were en route from Floyd Bennett Field to Langley Field, bound for a new air mail post at Langley. Chicago report adds Col. Horace Hickam saying reserves will be called up to support new Central zone mail routes once Congress funds equipment and salaries.
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Long Island
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Miami
Newark
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Chicago
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Army Air Mail
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Army
Congress
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Senate records reveal billions funneled to speculation in 1929
Washington February 23. Senate committee records reveal that vast sums from 20 large corporations and private banks fueled the 1929 speculation frenzy. Standard Oil of New Jersey lent about 17.67 billion dollars, with daily outstandings near 67 million. Richard Waltney and Thomas Gay defend exchange stance amid regulatory push.
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Senate Committee
Richard Waltney
New York Stock Exchange
Thomas B. Gay
Tormsel
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Wall Street
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Hearing Set on Monocacy Battlefield Bill by Maryland Rep
The House judiciary affairs committee scheduled an 8 AM Wednesday public hearing on Rep. Lewis of Maryland a bill to acquire the Monocacy Battlefield near Pigs. The note recalls the dodo extinction linked to Maurits era discoveries around 1510.
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Maryland
Monocacy Battlefield
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