Portrait Unveiling Honors Robert A Bennett Fire Chief
The United Fire Company honors Robert A Bennett with a portrait unveiling and a gold medal after twenty five years as president and forty two years as a member. Members from Independent Hose, Junior, Citizens Truck, and Washington DC Fire Department officials attend a ceremony at United Hall. A poem by Folger McKinsey is read and tributes commend his long service. Edgar H L McBride is remembered as a bereaved member.
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United Fire Company
Ci Faens
Washington, D. C
Pure Department
Robert A Bennett
Bennett
Folger McKinsey
Bentzttown
Robert L. Smith
W. Bartgis Storm
SL Dorsey Exchison
Tommy Bennett
Mrr. Bennet
Elmer F. Mumshower
A. A. Radcliff
Independent Hose Company
Lewis R. Derbvaugh
Wiliam M. Storm
Citizens Truck Company
Edward O'Connorr
Charles P. Goodell
Dudk Page
Cigens Truck Company
Page
Citizens Truck
Thomas Line
Ntent Hose Company
Ersi A Reefer
Ames EF. Wehler
Chaptain
Glenn H. Worthington
George Nusbaum
Washington
Essing TegTes
Mmadicy
Ici
J. Bennet
Frederick
Body of W T Hemsley Retrieved After Plane Crash
The battered body of W. T. Hemsley, a young Washington native, was removed Friday morning from C. H. Seams Son in Brunswick to Boling Field. Relatives in Iowa had not heard from him. funeral plans were unclear, with Arlington mentioned as a possible site. The article notes a past French execution incident involving a sow and pigs.
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Flyer
W. T. Hemsley
Washinton Tor
C.H. Seams Son
Brunswick
Henley
Boling Field 2
Feete
Boling Field
Iowa
Arlington
Modernizing a Living Room Through Thoughtful Redesign
A NEA Service style feature by Marian Young advises February as a prime month for furniture sales and outlines practical room updates. It emphasizes selective changes over full replacements, reassessing groupings, draperies, curtains, and color schemes to refresh a living area while preserving sentimental pieces.
Ant Tale Of Wee Scouts And An Ant Home
A whimsical tale describes Wee Coony and an ant arguing about a sturdy home. They fear being trampled as a home grows taller, while Nature Nick and the Scouts seek a safer place by a stream and a hill of grass. They plan to row a boat and find a new site away from harm.
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Nature
Nick
Coppy
Campaign notes reveal committee alignments and names
Fragmentary OCR reads as campaign notes citing the national committee, Senate, and House committees. Mentions Sen WMasinzs Delaware and Rep Boon as chair figures, with garbled titles and positions.
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Wasticman
Gram
Accion
Senate
Howe
Getvisdweday
Matinee Idol Dead in Dramatic Loss at Ward
In a ruined stage tale Molly Musk rat laments danger and elation as a matinee idol dies, recalling a perilous journey through towns like Des Moines and Paris on performers’ circuit. The piece ends with cautious apologies from Coppy and a note that the story continues.
Maryland Dairy Farmers Eye Incoming Federal Rules
Maryland dairy farmers and distributors monitor looming federal regulation changes discussed by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace in Washington. Local boards and associations expect shifts in milk pricing and administration, with independents hoping AAA reforms ease market access though details remain unclear.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Mace
Washington
Henry A Wallace
Muk
AAA
Beard
Wallace
Seenstary Walace
Trois
Wallsee
Marylana
Mutton Jacobson
Independent Farmers’ Protective Association
iMr
Dhairsmen
Dairmen’s
Dairy
Thurmont Man Fined for Reckless Driving in Court
Harry Stambaugh, about 60, of near Thurmont, was fined 23 dollars and costs totaling 28 dollars 45 cents by Magistrate William J Stoner after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence were dismissed at the Thurmont hearing. State Officer G F Poltz arrested him January 22 on the road between Thurmont and Emmitsburg.
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Harry Stambaugh
Thurmont
William J Stoner
Stambaugh
Art Automobile
Hquor
G F. Poltz
Emmmiesburg
Old House Burns in Camel County Fire Destroys Secluded Home
One of the oldest and largest houses in Camel County burned today near Union Mill, Westmoreland. Mrs Hercert Myers and an elderly resident were reportedly absent when flames engulfed the dwelling. Fire officials, led by Westminster Fire Department, fought the blaze for hours but the house was destroyed.
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the Home Insurance Co. of
New York
America
Helfenstein & Urner
Westmrest
Camel County
Nrs
Hercert Myers
Unon Mul
Mym
Anu
Apaseemoy
Lotiieg
James Sarver
Les
Shrner
Helen Syhart Brugien
Baiimore
Elephante
Westminster Prre
Mra
Moers
Efiewy
Miers
Weber
Er Severa
Oer
President Roosevelt Signs 40 000 000 Farm Credit Plan
President Roosevelt signs a 40 million production loan aimed at helping farmers unable to secure crop loans from established lenders. He says it should be last of its kind and endorses the new Production Credit Association to provide permanent credit, with limited use for farmers who have qualifying security. The note also recalls the first adhesive postage stamp sale in New York on July 1, 1947.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sayl
Associaton
Permanes
New York City
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Marian Young
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Ara
Wagaman Anc National Bank
Harry Weooswr
Whotehlana
Cizeus Nations
Edward P Jo Hawker
Youmy
Greenawalt’s
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
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Haines
Harry Dosh
Virginia
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Montgomery County
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Missouri
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Haines’ Stock
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Union Mills
the Farmers & Mechanics
Edgar H. McBride
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Home Service
W. Patrick Sr
Elizabeth Elder
H. J. Heinz Co
Home Service Department
Potomac Edison CO
the Commercial Bank
Major Edgar H. McBride
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