Dismantling of Large Methanol Still at Maryland Farm
Federal agents cleared a farmhouse near Motter’s Station of a large copper still and 2,500 gallon fermenters. About 40 barrels of cider were poured into a creek as workmen removed the equipment with acetylene torches. Estimated damages reach $2,000 with possible illegal proceeds up to $7,500. arrests expected as operators unidentified.
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Internal Revenue Department
Ceston
Emonisburg
Motter’s
Washington
Walters
Baltimore
Hewau
Arekely
Frederick
Main Mizhray
Roads
Hime
Mount St. Marys College
Bossed Hitler and a World War I rumor resurfaces
In reminiscences, Peter Yust recalls commanding Hitler as a sergeant major in Austria during the war. He says Hitler, then a corporal, sought friendship but was rebuffed, and claims Hitler regretted the loss of his influence over the now notorious figure.
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Adolf Hitler
Peter Yust
Hitler
Yust
Frederick County Fire Smolders Farm Distill Station
A near Emmitsburg farm facility was found with acetylene torches used in destruction. The site allegedly housed a distillation operation with an estimated 2,590 gallons of distillate daily. Investigators noted saboteur activity and signs of ransacked equipment on the second floor. Geo. Marylana District of Columbia area oversaw the dismantling work.
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Emmitsburg
Tre
Geo. Marylana-Distret
Columbia
Fur trim coats captivate fashion in youthful styling
A fashion note describes fur trimmed coats with stand up collars and ornate buttons as the latest trend. A tailored coat features black Persian fur and a novel fabric mix, with fur shaping at the shoulders and cuffs to enhance a slim, elegant silhouette.
Lifts Soviet Trade Aids Amid Russia Romania Tension
A brief AP dispatch from Bucharest reports that Romania and Russia plan to resume foreign trade with Soviet goods, signaling a shift in wartime restrictions. Officials indicate steps to reestablish normal commerce and reduce shortages.
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Bucharest
Menus of the Day By Mrs Alexander George
The Sunday menu lists breakfast options including grapefruit, Jace Reacy-Cooked Cerea, browned corames, veal roast and browned potatoes, buttered bread, and vegetable salad. Supper features veal, cider, ice, and sherbet served in paper cups along with salads and dates dessert.
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Alexander George
Jace Reacy
Seek Source of Sales In Ticket Numbers Racket
Baltimore January CAP reports the special staff aiding States Attorney J Bernard Wells mm investigating the numbers racket focuses on a printing company supplying sales tickets to operators. Detectives spent over four hours examining cards for names of numbers operators.
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Baltimore
Jan
J. Bernard Wellsmm
Ammbag
Synsilate
Fragmentary remarks mix of quotes and names on arms deals
A fragmented OCR passage strings together names such as James G. McDonald Smedley D Butler Harold L Ick es and Franklin D Roosevelt with scattered phrases about international settlements arms deals and judgments. The text appears as loose quotations and reflections without a coherent narrative or date.
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Smedley D Butler
Harold L Ickter
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