Return of the Fair Horses Dominates Frederick Meeting
Frederick County Agricultural Society met at the court house for its sixty sixth annual session. Dr Charles H Conley urged better provision for horses noting a new emphasis on horse exhibitions and portable quarters to avoid costly buildings. The 1936 fair posted a net profit after mortgage payments of 9 758 72 with 1 267 09 balance. managers were re-elected and a grant for grade horse shows was discussed amid calls to restore the grade horse department.
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Frederick
Tor
Frederick County
Agra
Charles H. Conley
Addrey i
Chicago
Maryland
Dr Conlay
Benjamin T. Mosenstack
Wno
Rosenstock
Byustin P. Renn
Renn
Won- Jey
George S. Allnutt
John T. Best
Abram Hemp
Lee Ranneberger
R. V. Smith
Irving E. Staley
Frank M. Stevens
John L. Shaw
Lloyd C. Culler
William B. Catshall
Fair Association
Guy K. Matter
Conley
Falr
Matter
Jas
Sear
Sears
Aleol
RTS
ORR
Might &Pqu
Racine
Drunken Driver Arrested After New Year's Eve Collision Near Frederick
Yvonne Farrell of Washington DC failed to post a $1,000 bond on a drunken driving charge after a New Year’s Eve crash opposite a dance hall near the Washington and Buckeystown pikes. Charles E. Vetter sought $1,500 for damages. Mrs. Vetter was bruised. State police Sgt. Peterson charged Farrell with DWI. A hearing will be scheduled. An additional hospital update noted Mr. Wilkam J. Grove resting after observation.
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Frederick
Yvonne Farrell
Washington
Tance Hall
Washington and
Buckeystoan
Vetter
Former convict questioned in Mattson case near Olympia
Tacoma reporters describe investigators interviewing a former convict linked to the ruling Mattson kidnapping case. A camp site near Olympia yielded clothing, a detective noted ransom color ink, and a homemade ladder was found near the Mattson home as police explored possible connections.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles Rui
Doatthearn Street
de Nent
Tr ‘Ce
Olympica
Ov Bay
Adman Monlay
Dee
Olympic
Mattson
Mage Agne
Hunt
Geetoutmanges
Ste Ratnapg
Mattison
Thirty Fowls Stolen From Fair Grounds Keeper
Thieves climbed the Fair Grounds fence and took thirty of keeper Charles N. Daugherty s finest fowls from the rear hen house. Daugherty notified the sheriff and police after discovering the loss. Several prized roasters had won premiums at the fair. A pipe found nearby suggested forced entry but no other clues emerged. Thieves also stole sacks from the stable, leaving about sixty chickens behind.
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Fair
Charles N. Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
oMco
Tobre
Frederick Council Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
Frederick Council No 18 held a Thursday meeting with Councilor Jacob Mackey presenting slate of officers for the next term. Named were Charis C Morer as councilor, Harry Tridges recording secretary, Mehtl A Lantz assistant, Russell A dishn secretary, Warren PF Ginlth treasurer, Glenn Fo Bleht conductor, Albert M Smith warden, Civic on EB Keler inside premier, Ralph A Putman outside sentinel, John BE Dage chaplain, Albert Kefauyer trustee, Wim J Nail John 4 Sigter Ralph A Tatman slate.
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Frederick
UO Adm
Counelor
Jacob Mackey
Alietr
Charis C. Morervie
Harry Tridges
Mehtl A. Lantz
Russell A. Dishn
Efcretary
Warren PF Ginlth
Treaaver
Glenn Fo Bleht
Albert M Smith
Civi
EB Keler
Oremiel
Ralph A. Putman
Rentinel
John BE Dage
Albert’ Kefauyer
Rustees
Wim
J. F. Nail
John 4. Sigter
Ralph A Tatman
Doane
John v. Stater
Ain
Emmittsburg Lodge Chooses Officers At Meeting
At a recent Emmittburg Chipter No 26 Order of Pasteon Star gathering held at the Maroni¢ Mall the group elected officers for the ensuing year. Worthy maron Mrs Charles I Bharrer associate omatron Mrs Warry Gross secretary Charles Bharrery treasurer Adrian A Martin conduct tee Anna Bornces senate dearductress Mass Ura Mating.
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Emmitsburg
Emmitt+burg
Order of Pasteeon
Maron
Chares I Bharrer
Pursn
Charnes
Carica
Adrian
Martin
Tee
Anna Bornces
Senate
News-Post Yearbook Distinguishes 1937 Neaseler Year Week
The 1937 Neaseler Year Week highlights progress and features a 220 page issue. It catalogues prints from twenty pages of the Nowa while detailing front page and halftone engravings. Subscriptions offer cent-reductions for port Labrity, with special sections on farm and church life.
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Faye
Lineis
Stheerbers
Port Laboty
Washington Debates WPA Finances and Living Standards
Washington report outlines partisan splits on federal work relief funding from February to June. Extremists on both sides argue over wage levels, welfare, and the future of the New Deal programs, with debates over farm tenants, pensions, and federal subsidies amid rising unemployment and poverty fears.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Jam
Relef
Ib Ds
King
Utah
Sdows
WPA
Treasury-caldera
Congress
gMng
Urthermore
New State Road Policy Outlined by Md Chairman
The Maryland State Road Commission outlines a planned thorough study before any road commitment. Aimed to eliminate indiscriminate building, the policy calls for site evaluation by engineers, survey work, and laboratory testing to ensure a suitable road type and avoid unnecessary expenditure driven by local interests.
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Heiaeon
Homer
Talter
Prane Chinst
San Pranelace
Ech
Techivelans
Tabler
Wreck Interrupts Traffic On B and O at Winchester
A wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Shenandoah division near Butmel y, Va disrupted westbound freight No 07 for thirteen cars. Officials investigated the cause while no injuries were reported. The Brunswick to Strasburg Junction train was moving slowly to avoid reaching Wadewille ahead of time.
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Winchester
Dan
Shenandon
Baltimore and Ohi
Ovelock
Butmiey
Brunswick
Strasburg Junction
Mexican Road Workers Killed in TNT Blast
At Coomhuila Mexico on January 2 a massive TNT explosion killed twenty or more highway workers. The blast occurred as workers rested in a warehouse after unloading boxes of explosive for a road project. Many details remain unclear.
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T. N
Torrent
Coomhuila
Mexico
T.N Te
Discontin Shiter ends York to Tanover shifter service
The Pennsylvania Railroad discontinued the abifter between York and Tanover after freight shifts failed to cover constraints with the daily York Frederick freight. Officials cited normal freight declines in early year weeks and expect spring business to improve.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
York
Tanover
Frederick
Peux
Gets Revenge Sacer Py a sti deler get pace to Dick of 6 Sait avetied
A garbled historical report recounts a court case involving John Shepherd IR, a trial scene, and a tense exchange as participants confront alleged actions. Key figures and places are partially legible, with fragments suggesting a dramatic sequence centered on revenge and legal proceedings.
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Stra Vinta Wikline
John Shepherd
Ste Pike
Gee Salter
Tvirtally
Otter
Damages Sought in Wreck Case Involving Washington Car
The Washington residents seek 8000 dollars total in a multi Plaintiff collision suit from the Orphans Court with Judge Mussetter presiding. Plaintiffs include Mrs Panagiotopous 24 000 for head and limb injuries and Panagiotopolos 10 000 for loss of services. Other claimants include John Makris Helen Makris Lowy Makris and Christ Pappas with sums ranging from 2000 to 4000 dollars. The collision occurred near New Market in November near the National Pike.
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Washington
Agi
Dudie
Henry T. Midretter
Orphans Court
WS Muenter
New Market
Koulas
Aew
John Makrls
Helen Makrls
Lowy Makris
Christ Pappas
W. Hamilton Whiteford
Plantanits
Mussetter
Aio Wne
Westland
Tifamaile
Wuppoorwil Hollow
Muretter
Frederick City Hospital
My Jaetter
Witlel
Wtrek
Blue Ridge Bus Lines Takes Over Other Route
Chimbersburg Pennsylvania reports Blue Ridge Bus Lines to assume operations from Flick Bus Lines. The transfer, approved by the State Public Service Commission, will have Blue Ridge absorb Flick services between Green Casio and Shippensburg and integrate with Brenner Lines of Hagerstown.
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Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Chimbersburg
Boolfont
Hagerstown
Nsvilt
Nnbeth
Ihue Tater Tiner
Publc Service
Commiscion
Gootford
Tate
Pervier
Nazis And Catholics Move Toward Accord In Germany
The German government and the Catholic Church make progress toward restoring cordial relations amid New Year greetings. The letter from church leaders encourages continued cooperation with the state head, signaling a tentative rapprochement despite wartime tensions.
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Nertin
Ceeppertchifr
Pahmgatnes Batet
Sal Wither Mvs. The Seven Rounds of Tate Ritnues
The report notes the withdrawal of a seven round stage in a gambling or racing event, with references to Bacadiaen file, public saving, and a court hall tile win. Names include Deseo No, Willi Af Stam arte, Traversa, and Fanmers R. Tew ue.
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Tate
Deseo No Ocomlenty
Willi Af Stamarte Travesa
Fanmers R. Tew Ue
Spanish Ship Shelled by German Cruiser in Reprisal
Unclear fragmentary text reports a Spanish ship shelled by a German cruiser in reprisal. Mentions individuals in Spain and references to corporate matters and a public event with cities and labor contexts, but details are incoherent.
Declining Prices As New Year Begins
New York reports a cautious start to the year in stocks as declines in motors and steel prompt selling. Traders note subdued volume around 700,000 shares with no currency change, as the pound holds at 4.901.
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New York
Motors
Stele
Rowe Asesaortaent
Lees
General Motors
Pope Weak but Holds Conference in Vatican
Vatican officials report no material change in Pope Pius XII's condition despite renewed fatigue after a bout of illness. The 77 year old pontiff, weakened by sleep loss, met with a French archbishop to discuss church problems as a brief recovery period followed a painful episode linked to a prior ulcer.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Vatican
Holy Father
Mollnesa
Cee
Plaine Report of Air Crash Near Munford Ends With Two Army Officers Missing
In Hatin Alabama on January 2 Lieutenant Catey Clark of D C Co camp writes that a forest service tower radio reported an army plane found wrecked nearby. The report names two officers, Colonel I Retin and Lieutenant Howard E Shelton Jr, overdue from Langley Field Virginia.
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Hatin
Ala
Catey Clark
D. C. Co
Forest Service
Munford
Clark
Allastion
Army
Col. I. Retin
Lieut
Howard E Shelton, Jr
Langley Field
Eyler Charged With Assault In Emmitsburg Case
Raymona Eyler of Mimmitsburg was charged with assault and battery and released on a $300 bond for a February grand jury appearance after a hearing before Justice Frank J. Campbell. The case stems from a Sunday night incident near Annandale, west of Emmivoura, Hess alleging Eyler assaulted him. Eyler claimed Hess drew a shotgun. Evidence showed another person moved the gun, and Eyler faced witnesses for Hess and Eyler. Dr Cadle treated Hess after the altercation.
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Raymona Eyler
Mimmitsburg
Orince of Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Campbell
Eyler
Alvin Hess
Annandale
Emmivoura
Hess Place
Sherif Albert Adelsberger
Hess
Edward Wotass
John Wagaman
Emmitsburz
Latateet
Wacaman
Nexs
W. F Cadle
Emmitsburg
Hessen Alo
Edward Myers
Wagaman
Farward Wels
William Miller
Eyer
Dr. Cadle
Prahels Hardman
Weather Outlook For Atlantic States Preview
Vet Gene De oa ninnaing Muonylay iy North and Mudde Atlantic States. Generally fair except precipitation about middle of week or Monday and Monday night. Weather outlook shows milder temperatures with cooler days later.
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Atlantic States
Market event notice in Frederick County area
A pre auction sale event is planned for Monday afternoon at circa Market Street in the Frederick County area. Details include involvement by local head department and inquiries directed to the contact point.
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Fre-Natal
Qarelick
Charites Burciaig
Ates Pers
Frederick County
War actions and alliances shake Mediterranean balance
Britain and Italy sign a status quo pact while Franco Spain tensions spike. Insurgent warships shell a French merchant vessel off northern Spain as Basque authorities, Germany and Italy react with submarine patrols and threats. The Spanish government deems the shelling an act of war and seeks support from Britain and France as naval moves continue along the Biscay coast.
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Mayonne
France
Spatt
Snankh
Bertin
Palos
Koenig
Derg
Solten
Nazia Aard
Graf Spee
Aragon
Vasque
Biscayne Coas
Paris
Valencia
Bayonne
Bilman Adviets
Rome
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
London
Spain
Guadaelajara
Park
Bay of Mhweay
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Old Board of Managers
Dr. Conley
East
Heros Pete
Secret Service
Frank J. Wolten
Internal Revenue Department
Lindbergh
Tral
Mine Houptmans
al Capone
Nis Beere
Nex
United States Stores Service
Waltham HE Atom
Wilkam J. Grove
U. S
Calvary
Morteares
Dette Huey Newnan
Dertehaurh
Avirey
Nicodemut
Marthe
Olympia
Fair Grounds
Fund Out
James Z. Buchanan
Trouse Appropriations Committee
Wreck
Discontin
Henry P. and
H. S. Mussetter
G. M
Dwethoye
PVP
Tomer Mare Ta
Utited
Autorrabne Wothers
Watenira
Tata
General Motors Corporation
General
Sun
WYAW
Coen Crale
Tie Corporation
Res
TDAN
Koenigsberg
Madrid
Britain
Mediterranean
Lasdee
Margaret Hartman
Helen Boone
Sally Haines
Evelyn Welty
Katie Gitinger
Boscie Sherald
Mildred Talley
Eveabsth Frank
John Blumensner
Matherine Creager
Kate Shipey
Helen Swein
Mary Esterly
Lotuie Bursins
Sarah Macklevy
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