William J. Grove Dies in Large Frederick County Funeral
A large crowd attended the funeral at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Frederick for William J. Grove a prominent county figure and road builder. Honorary pallbearer Congressman David J. Lewis attended along with state officials and highway contractors. Burial followed at the adjoining cemetery.
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Loo O'Clock
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Manor
William J. Grove
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Ehnurch
Low Pass
William McCanning
St Patrick’s Church
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Mr. Grave
J. J. Donlan
St John’s Catholic Church
City
David J. Lewis
Walter Hough
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Maryland State Highway Contractors’ Association
Maryland State Roads Commission
Democratic State Central Committee
Grove
Hoag
Philadelphia
Osgood Steam Shovel Company
Dr. Leinbach to Speak at Hood College Vesper Service
Rev. Paul S. Leinbach will speak at Hood College vesper service Sunday at four in Brodbeck Hall. He is editor-in-chief of the Messenger and has held multiple church roles including president of the Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church. Music by Wade directs a program featuring Couperin and Gounod pieces, with soprano solo and piano works.
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Hood College
Brodbeck
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the Messenger
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International Council of Religious Education
Hood
Soeur Monique
Francois Couperin
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Divine Redeemer
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Englebrecht
Wordsworth
Mendelssohn
Henry T. Wade
Auto Crash at Bates Road Crossing Kills Two
Washington February 26 AP Two men died and a third was injured when an automobile collided with a Baltimore and Ohio train at the Bates road crossing near here. One identified victim was Charles D. Shipton of Washington. Identity of the other two remained pending as investigators looked into the crash.
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Washington
Col Hsion
Repairing of Mud Roads Now Held Impossible
State Roads Commission officials said heavy rains have made 5 000 miles of dirt Maryland highways impassable. They warned repairs cannot proceed until weather and funds allow, noting saturated ground and inaccessible work sites hinder maintenance. Protests and a sit down strike by Frederick County students highlighted the crisis.
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Ure Jp Bana
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Tytin
Farmers’ Organization
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Lester L. Greed
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Eel Entaneer
Commission
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Utkly Company
General Assembly
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Marylind
Speculative favorites lose Wall Street favor after early rally
New York February 26 AP reports speculative favorites lost popularity as quiet selling slowed an early market rally. Fractions and a mix of merchandising aircraft and specialty issues held gains briefly, but losses spread to other groups. Trading slowed near the fourth hour with Sterling unchanged at 408.
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New York
Sterling
Fatal Harbor Accident Crushed Between Dredge and Barge
Carl Wilkinson died after falling between a dredge and a barge at the municipal harbor. He was recovered from the water and transported to the inner harbor where doctors pronounced him dead.
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Baltimore
Carl Wilkinson
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Weather Record Excess in 1997 Precipitation Notes
Weather record shows total precipitation to February at 1299 inches. Yesterday’s high was minus 35 and the low last night was minus 2. A year ago high and low temperatures were minus 36. Forecasts call for Sunday sun and mild conditions tomorrow.
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Tomorrywee
Crandall Theater Operator Dies In Suspected Suicide
Washington theater magnate Larry Crandall known for the Archerbacher Theater faced despondency over his business woes. He ran the Crandall Company which owned venues including the Opera House and tied to Warner Brothers in related holdings. The death occurred at a hotel room door as detectives investigated the circumstances.
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Woman Dies Walking on Road Near Bloomfield School
Mrs Emily Sophia Stone aged 60 died instantly from natural causes while walking on the road in front of Bloomfield school. She traveled from her home toward Frederick with neighbors when she collapsed. Dr BU, Thomas and coroner Sinn reported natural causes. She leaves sons Joseph H L Stone Urbana and Walter E Stone Frederick, daughters Mrs Harold Diet Hallam Pa and Mrs Walter Cushmidt Washington, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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E. L. Waghter
Frederick
Washington
Walter E. Stone
Charles D Stone
Lenwood Keyser
Barnesville
Oklo
Charles Wiseman
Idaville
Euegene Kearns
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
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Etelusan and Son
Cub Pack Formed At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church opens a Cub (Junior Boy Scout) pack with George Kefanger Smith as Cubmaster. Committee includes Rev Dr Charles B Webb and Charles S Trench. Early members listed include Frederick Everhart William Sau sser Henry Simpson Albert Mareey Eugene Bishop Burton Cannon. Pack meets Thursdays at 4 30 pm in the basement Sunday School rooms. Cub ages 7 to 11.
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George Kefanger Smith
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Princeton Theological Semnary
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Henry Thachstan
Minor Simpson
Frederick Everhart
William Sauscer
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Albert Mareey
Eugene Mmishop
Burton Cannon
Presbyterian Meday School
William Laurier
Presbyterian Sunday School
Surprise Birthday Party At Home Honors Many Guests
A Tuesday evening surprise party celebrated a fifty fourth birthday at a private home. Attendees included Mrs Staub Mr Mire Rasmond Ever Mr Stre Manon Coleman Mrs Frank Martin Mrs Maurice Hfarner Mrs Rhinehe Gerines Miss Aus drey Evier Mr Geary Baler Mr Klast Fuler Charmaine Evier Ernestine Grimes Clarabells Grin Mr Robert Maines Mr Chortle Potts Mr Wale Dinbin Mr Dowrence Horner Mr Ive Baayen Belware James Coleman.
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Wale
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Lve Baayen
Belware Rand
James Coleman
Girl Slayer Faces Parole Scrutiny Over 19 New Suits
In Pennsylvania, state senator questions how mental delinquents gain freedom as court and parole officials discuss the case of a young man connected to a murder probe. Officials note prior Huntington Reformatory release amid debates on insanity pleas and possible death penalty outcomes.
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George Ho Seardedt
Ken Wett
Sainte Republican
Liew
Mellen Moser
Joey Mach
Huntington Reformatory
Hind
Chester County
Sitdown strike waves sweep across the nation
Sitdown strike action expands with multiple plants in North Chicago and Douglas subsidiary sites dislodged by tear gas as authorities enforce court orders. Governors warn against sitdowns in Connecticut and New Jersey while talks resume in New England shoe factories. Detroit GM and Chrysler talks head to Wednesday as union demands cut to 20 hours from 40.
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New England
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Union
Temperature Drops to Zero in Oakland Chronicle
Temperature plunged to zero in Oakland Massachusetts during a cold spell reported from February. The report notes a sudden drop to two below and an unusually deep chill with roads nearly impassable yet some areas clearing as gusts eased.
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Oakland
Garrett Jountry
Maryland
Hood College to Host Annual Weekend Open House Event
Hood College plans a weekend of departments open for inspection and demonstrations. Faculty will present exhibits in multiple halls including Alumnae, Altmae, and Cobden. exhibits cover art, science, home economics, and physical education. A tea reception and faculty talks accompany tours on Saturday.
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Senate Court Plan Support Split Among Senators
The article records a political debate on a court plan, naming supporters from the senate including young lawyers and various candidates. It notes divisions by region with several states undecided and contrasting votes for and against the amendment, highlighting key figures and party lines.
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Court Plan
Landscaping Demonstration Set for Rural Women Clubs in March
The Rural Women’s clubs plan a March series on landscaping led by Miss Judith Ault and Miss Florence Williams. Topics include driveways, plantings, boundary treatment, screen planting, and special features with visits by Extension Service staff.
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County Agent Resigns For Teaching Post
EO Kenarth Ramsburg, formerly of this county, resigns as county agent to join the Extension Service at College Park. He plans to teach agricultural programs at Princess, Aone Thiel Sithoot ay Bemeret county. Ramsburg was born near Lewistown and is remembered as a local high school athlete. His successor has not been announced.
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Pope Refuses Change in Daily Program
Vatican announces no modification to Pope Maine's daily routine amid concerns over unexpected disruptions. Officials say the pontiff remains committed to the established schedule and charity events proceed as planned.
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Vatican
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Vaticen Conrees
Former Residents Injured In Street Accident In New York
Word has been received of an incident involving Mr and Mrs Melville Gillett of West Twelfth Street New York formerly of Frederick Maryland. Mr Gillett suffered a fractured right arm and cuts with bruises while Mrs Gillett formerly Miss Catherine Bader daughter of TB Rader sustained back and facial injuries. The accident occurred when the vehicle struck them with they were on the wrong side of the street. No others were hurt.
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Melville Gillett
West Twelfth Street
New York
Frederick
Huthalo Noy
Gillett
Elim Cole
Catherine Bader
Faensworth Sentenced to Four to Twelve Years
In a federal case a former naval officer named Faensworth received a sentence ranging from four to twelve years after pleading or being found guilty of conspiring to sell naval secrets to Japan. The order came from the district court following arguments and a judgment.
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Washington
Cerner
Roosevelt to address nation on March 10
President Roosevelt announced he will deliver a nationwide address on March 10 from Warm Springs Georgia. He plans to discuss key country issues and the fate of Supreme Court retirements, with the Senate Judiciary Committee preparing hearings on the court’s future.
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Senate Judiciaa Committee
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House
Wonoton
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