Hoover Proposes Expanded Enforcement Powers and Reforms
Washington reports President Hoover asked Congress to strengthen prohibition enforcement via court reform, agency consolidation, and expanded federal prisons. The Law Enforcement Commission cites court backlogs and fragmented agencies, urging centralization and enhanced cooperation with state authorities for a more effective prohibition regime.
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Award Contract for Lighting of City Airfield
City awards contract to install lighting at the municipal airfield. officials say the project will improve safety for night operations and extend usable hours for pilots across the region.
Parrot Fever Deaths and Conference on Road Plans
Reports cite another fatality linked to parrot fever as discussions on road plans advance at a conference. Executives and business leaders meet to address transport issues amid ongoing health concerns.
Beacons Aided FAA Airport Plans With New Route Talk
Baltimore and New York report new psittacosis cases as health officials trace outbreaks. Bacteriologists isolate a germ linked to parrots while Maryland confirms several new illnesses and the disease spreads to Annapolis and Aberdeen.
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William Shields
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Woam Whitlock
Millions Die as Chinese Starvation and Exposure Mount
Clark estimated 2,000,000 deaths from a 6,000,000 population over months due to starvation and exposure. Thousands died from freezing as famine swept through the region.
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Former Guilty Of First Degree Murder
Charles Lewis of Thurmont was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the deputy shooting at a Thurmont still raid last July 31. Leslie Clarke of near Hagerstown was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to 15 years. The verdict came from the Washington County Circuit Court after a one day hearing and a delayed diagram of the scene.
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James G. Biehl
Frederice county
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Frederick county
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Charles Lewis
Thurmont
Clyde L. Hauver
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D. Lindsey Shaw
Washington County
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Lighting Project Underway at Court Park
Removal of deteriorated electric light standards in Court House Park begins under the Board of County Commissioners with City Engineer Elmer Maxwell supervising. The $900 project will replace uneven fixtures, increase illumination, and reuse salvaged bulbs and standards after bringing them to uniform size at Freder Iron and Steel Company.
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Elmer §. Maxwell
Freder Iron and Steel Company
Cooperative Assn Directors Meeting and Stockholders’ Session
The Frederick County Cooperative Association held a morning directors meeting in the Frederick County Court House with 15 to 16 local dealers discussing forming a cooperative under the Federal Marketing Act. The auditor’s report by Prof Amon Burgee showed a profit. Attendees included M Frank Molter, Walter Burallsew Merket, and others from Middletown, Frederick, Jefferson, Thurmont, Braddock, Feagarl, Adamstown, and Creagers town.
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Charles R. Holter
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George C. Zentz
Thurmont
W. P. Soiter
Braddock
J. Wilam Gaver
Feagarl
Edgar Thomas
Adamstown
B. H. Dudrox
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Jonas L. Burner
Creagerstown
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