Profit and Elections Mark Frederik Fair Meeting
The Frederik County Agricultural Society reported 1997 admissions exceeding $15 000 and a 7 107 profit from the 1937 fair. Two new board members were elected Alvie D. Young and Albert X McCardell to replace Dr BR Smith and the late Frank M Stevens.
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Frederick
Frederik' County Agricultural Society
Court House
Alvie D. Young
Albert X. McCardell
BR. V. Smith
Bealth
Frank M . Stevens
Dr. Smith
Young
McCardell
Emmons
Sanner
Charles H. Conley
Lloyd C. Culler
John T. Best
William 38
Catshall
Abram Hemp
Lee Hanneberger
John L. Shaw
Irving E Staley
J. Harry Grove
Alpert N McCardell
Dr. Conley
Conley
Board of Managers
Jacob Rohrbach
Guy K. Motter
Motter
Lucky Teter
United States Cavalry
Frank M. Derizbaugh
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Ghotonicxaouins and Notes on Barons and Mines
The page discusses Baron Munchausen as a German figure and Rudolf Raspe as an exile who wrote in England. It mentions self defense and for dig bules and roots for food. It describes blowing away gases fed by flame and details the Wieliczka salt mines in Poland as 65 miles long and up to 1,000 feet deep. It notes sand in emergency fire pails to smother fires without electrical short circuits, unlike water.
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Baron Munchausen
Rudolf Raspe
England
Wielickza
Poland
Sheriff Dies After Fracturing His Leg in Baltimore County
Pikesville Md Jan 2 Funeral services will be held in St Charles Catholic church tomorrow for T J Randolph Nicholas 53 sheriff of Baltimore county who died in a Baltimore hospital yesterday of complications from a broken leg suffered December 3 when he fell while serving He was elected sheriff in 1934 and his term would have expired in about one year from that day
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Pikesville
St. Charles Catholic Church
T. J. Randolph Nicholas
Baltimore County
Nicholas
Baltimore
Simmons
Holiday buying boosts sport trade across the nation
Washington reports year end retail activity mixed with gains in department store sales driven by extra Christmas days. Baltimore notes a moderate 1937 gain over 1936, while New York retail holds up as wholesale lines ease. San Francisco notes Christmas sales up 3 to 5 percent with small purchases and keen shopping amid cautious outlook.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Baltimore
New York
Keen Shopping
San Francisco
Montgomery Starts Registering Jobless in Montgomery County
George W. Davis of the Maryland State Employment Office announces Social Security Act registration for benefits begins Monday. Unemployed residents may enroll at Rockville Court House daily except Saturday 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Takoma Park Fire Engine House Tuesdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Liquor Control Board Building Silver Spring Tuesdays 10:30 a.m. to noon County Building Bethesda Wednesdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
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Rockville
George W. Davis
Montgomery County
Maryland State Employment Office
Daly
Takoma Park
Liquor Control Board
Silver Spring
County
Bethesda
Retail Trade Slumps Fuelled By Weather Yet Post-Christmas Clearance Surges
Sale business was off appreciably from previous weeks though year over year sales were better. Chicago reports a holiday buying upturn closing the year with a marked gain though dollar totals were slightly below last year. Last minute rush overcame a slump from bad weather, but inventories remained tight and some shoppers could not buy merchandise amid ongoing clearance sales.
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Chicago
Shelling fatal to news writer Edward K. Neil dies on Teruel front
Edward K. Neil AP correspondent with Insurgent armies died at a Red Cross hospital in Zaragoza from shell wounds received New Year’s Eve near Teruel while reporting the offensive that recaptured the city. Two companions were killed and a third wounded when a 75 mm shell hit their car near Caude.
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Zaragoza
Spain
Edward K. Neil
Associated Press
Red Cross
Teruel
News
Caude
Neil
Ethiopia
E . S. Sheepishanks
Reuters
Bradish Gaillard Johnson
Harvard
Spur
Battle for Teruel Rages Amid Snow in Civil War
Government and insurgent forces clash in Teruel as snow covers the battlefield. Dispatches say government troops defend eastern Teruel and prepare a counter attack on strategic heights near the city, while reports keep conflicting on progress amid heavy artillery and entrenched positions along the Turia valley.
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Hendaye
Teruel
Madrid
Tervel
Turia
Baltimore Mayor aims to make city safety conscious in 1938 drive
Baltimore mayor Howard W. Jackson declared his first order of business for 1938 is to push for a safety conscious city to reduce automobile accident deaths. He noted Maryland’s 584 traffic fatalities last year and urged using all government resources to improve conditions.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Maryland
Jackson
Wrecks Automobile Then Kills Self in Maryland
In Easton Maryland Ronald Conrad 26 of Trappe shot and killed himself near a wrecked borrowed car. Sheriff Samuel Carroll said Conrad borrowed the auto last night from Olin Bryan with whom he lived. After wrecking the car he walked to a farm house and telephoned Bryan before returning to the scene and shooting himself in the head. Workmen in the London subway found a fossil herb over 30 million years old.
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Easton
Ronald Conrad
Trappe
Samuel Carroll
Sheri Carroll
Conrad
Olin Byran
Byran
Carroll
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Ole
Montgomery
Cannon Camelot Sheets
Bennett
Lupescu
Octavian Goga
Romania
Magda Lupesecu
Kang Carol
Selfi
Pella
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick
Hendrickson
Cannon
Eixows
A.B.C
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