Frederick considers comprehensive zoning law proposal
City officials move toward a broad zoning ordinance affecting use height and area of buildings water sewers and fire protection. A survey will map land values population density and park space with a zoning commission and public hearings before final adoption and a Board of Zoning Appeals to hear objections.
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Frederick
J. C. Grin~ Pus
Hardmore
Baltimore Board of Zoning Appeals
Edward 3. Seaith
Culler
Board of
Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals
Three to Handle NY Republican Authority Plan
Washington January 18. Pact among three leaders to control New York Republican authority for the next four years was announced by HL Machold state committeeman after a breakfast conference with President Hoover. Machold, William Hohlu and Ogden Mills will handle most negotiations with the President and advise on federal appointments before submission.
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Wastigton
New York
HL Edmond Macbold
William Hohu
Ogden L. Mills
Poca
Hoover
Will Te Ctmries
D. Hills
National Committee
Machold
Pew
Feder |l
Boceer
Looting at Lime Kiln Stores Affects Two Outlets
Robbers entered the Lime Kiln stores at Rey McAbre and McAbee early this morning. A man escaped from the Grove store cellar after being spotted by three passersby. at McAbee the post office safe was tampered with though no funds were taken. Groceries and cigarettes missing from both locations and a forced front door at Crowell store observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey McAbre
M. J. Grove
Grove
McAbee
Crowel
Clarence Jewell
George Daxon
Brownie Morgan
Reel’s Mills
Hood Founders Day Celebrated at Hood College
The second annual Founders Day at Hood College featured a 6 p.m. formal dinner in Coblents Hall, an 8:30 lecture by Dr. Gordon Laing on Humanities and Contemporary Education, and an academic procession with seniors in caps and gowns. Dr. Laing urged renewed emphasis on humanities across education and life, supported by remarks from Dr. Apple and plans for further faculty and board activities.
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Hood College
Coblents Hall
Brodbeck Hall
Gordon Laing
Laing
Graduate School of Arts and Literature
University of Chicago
Coldees
Alumnae Council
Bridbeck Hall
Henry T. ‘Wade
American Association of University Women
Joseph E. Apple
Hood
Apple
The
Association of Amrtion Culicats
Conductor Dies After Train Accident Near Weverton
William Henry, a 45 year Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor from Harrisonburg and Morrisonburg, Va, was crushed by a locomotive on a steel covered track near Weverton while en route from Point of Rocks to Brunswick. He died at Frederick City Hospital after life saving efforts and is to be buried in Harrisonburg with funeral arrangements by R. Exhion & Son.
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William Henry
Morrisonburg
Baltimoore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick ’ City Hospital
Weverton
Henry
Bacerstoun
Brunswick
Frederick
J. G. F. Smith
Frederick City
Point of Rocks
Baltimore
Ohio
Harrisonburg
Circuit Court Session Handles Two Trials With One Decided
Today's circuit court dealt with two cases. Albert E. Brown of the city won a $50 mortgage foreclosure professional services claim against Patton R. Gordon of Washington. The second case, Mary C. Markley of Thurmont versus the National Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, involves life-insurance proceeds claimed after John Roscoe Mackey's death and the demurrer arguments were carried over to this afternoon.
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Albert 5
Brown
Efty
Patton R. Gordon
Washington
Urner
Newman
Ben
Foch Shows Improvement as Doctors Call Condition Better
Paris January 18 AP Marshal Ferdinand Foch is reported much improved and his doctors describe his heart as better and stronger. Prof Laubry and Dr Davenieres say a slight improvement in the heart and condition. A morning heart stimulant given to the marshal produced highly satisfactory results. The report notes the consultation lasted two hours.
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Paris
Ferdinnand Foch
Laubry
Sexi Dr
Davenieres
Dashing Argentine Gaucho Turns Out To Be Plowman
Rodney Dutcher reports from Washington on Argentine pampas life and labor. The piece contrasts the romantic gaucho myth with modern peon tenants and vast estancias. It notes farmer conditions, immigrant labor, and the push for railroads highways and grain infrastructure in Argentina.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Valentino
Derbles Fairbanks
Pampas
United States
South America
Eight year old dies after coasting accident in Cumberland
Emed Welch eight son of Harvey Welch of Cresaptown died at a Cumberland hospital from a fractured skull after coast ing into Horace P Whitworth's automobile near his home. In a separate coast ing accident Thomas Amica fifteen of Paw Paw suffered internal injuries when his sled collided with a city truck.
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Cumberland
Emed Welch
Harvey ‘Welch
Cresaptown
Horace P. Whitworth
Westernmport
Thomas Amica
Paw Paw
Salvation Army Case Goes Into English Court
London and Sunbury on Thames England January 18 AP The Salvation Army high council faced an injunction preventing election of a new general Bramwell Booth deposed since 1912 The court hearing was set for Monday morning and Bramwell Booth’s solicitors submitted grounds for the injunction The case centers on Booth’s succession powers and army administration reforms A separate injunction served on the council in session halted further action as the council debated a successor and awaited a reply from General Booth
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London
High Council of the Salvation Army
Chancery Court
Bramwell Booth
Wilfred Greane
Tribumal
High Counsell
Semion
Bramwell
Sunbury-on-Thames
England
High Council of the
Salvation Army
Bramwell Bootl
Booth
Hrish Council
Bramm
Court reverses ban on Baltimore slot machines
The Court of Appeals reversed Judge Eugene O Dunne and upheld lifting the injunction against seizure of slot machines in Baltimore. Proponents argued metal discs and confections served as gambling devices, but the court noted discs were traded for money and punches varied outcomes, affecting gambling tendencies. The decision cites propriety and equity limits for police restraint.
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Court of Appeals
Eugene Odunne
Baltimore
Ould
Court of Equity
Electrification drive in rural Maryland outlined
Federal investigation details rural electrification in Maryland by the Mon a Electric Light Association with other groups. University of Maryland disavows official ties while Dr Symons becomes secretary treasurer. projected budget $12 500 funded partly by electric association and matched by various groups.
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Maryland
Ne! Mona Electric Light Association
Cooperaton
Federal Trade Commission
Pal 3
Clapp
Asto+ elation
University of Maryland Variste
The
Electric Association
SUL Wits
Tatony Larstsna
Prorar
R.A Pearson
University of Maryland
T. B Symons
University
Agricultural Extension Division
Maryland Farm Bureay Federation
State Change
State Derryman
Maryland Federation of Women's Club
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia socialite shoots inspector in Chestnut Hill ambush
In Philadelphia early today, W Griffin Gribbel shot and killed Police Inspector John W Blackburn after breaking through a barricaded bedtown door. Inspector Blackburn and chauffeur Joseph Lawrence were wounded as officers returned fire. Gribbel and Mrs Gribbel sheltered with six children. Doctors say Gribbel faced sanatorium after medical opinion.
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Philadelphia
Bedtown
Chestnut HU
W. Griffin Gribbel
John W. Blackburn
Joseph Lawrence
Gribbel
Blackburn
Former president of 4. P. Conference dies in Maryland
Rev. Dr. Jaren Mo Sherdas longtime Baltimore Maryland church leader and former secretary of the National Mission Board died Thursday at the Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore. Born September 20 1821 he served as president of the Maryland Annual Conference and held pastoral posts across Maryland including Salisbury Easton Chestertown and Baltimore. Funeral services are set for 1 30 pm Saturday at North Baltimore Methodist Protestant church with burial in Glenwood Howard county.
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Jaren Mo Sherdas
Marland Auccaal
Methudet Pudestery
Mision Board
Maryland
Orneral
Ratnam
Georgetown
D.C
Sheridan
Howard
Dorchester
Salisbury
Buckeyattown
Easton
St. James
Chestertown
Mount Lebanon
Broadway
Baltimore
Marylamd
National Mission Board of
Ant
oMee
Chuck
Dr. Sheridan
Baltimore County
Alanda Warfield Ridgely
Mra. Sheridan
The
Methodist Protestant Church
E C. Makosky
W. H. Litsinger
North Migthmere
Glenwood
Howayl County
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander Young
Confederate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wayside Inn
Prederick
W. Co. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra. Nicodetous
Barbara Hout
Margaret Black
Lilian Gaither
Mr. Burgess
Francesa Kehure
Anne Lee
Mary Jane Abendschein
Six Steppers
Caroline Hahn
Marjorie Staley
Lalu E. McKenzie
Roder Emmans
Bieb
Chester C. Reightler
George H. Emmans
Tivoll Theater
Alexander Young Camp
Hotel Prederick
Albert 53. Brown
Ang
Lee
Jackson
Fire destroys Valley Forge Military Academy in Devon
In Devon Pa the Valley Forge Military Academy formerly the Devon Park Hotel burned with an estimated 500000 loss. More than 130 cadets and instructors fled in pajamas seeking shelter as firefighters struggled. The fire’s origin remains undetermined and insurance covers the rebuilding as soon as possible.
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Devon
Valley Forge
Miliary Academy
Devon Park
Joes
Milton G. Baker
Kes
Death Toll Rises From Penny Reach Triple Wrecks
Aberdeen Md Jan 18 AP death toll climbs to nine from yesterday’s collision of passenger and freight trains on the Penny Reach. Engineer Leon Sweeting of Philadelphia dies after injuries, four crewmen killed, others injured as wrecks block tracks and rescue work begins at Havre de Grace Hospital.
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Aberdeen
Meur
Leon Sweeting
Philadelphia
Havre de Grace Hospital
Sweeting
Imalo
A. Klein
Dagman
Jose
Aide Ing
Washington
Terhune
T. J. Kavenaugh
Torshuhe
Have de Greep Fet
Legion Plans Home for Tin Purchase and Meeting Hall
The Montgomery county American Legion post moves toward a memorial building at Rockville the site next door will hold offices to defray costs. Committee members include Harold C. Smith PF Gates Dr C Z Hawkes Robert Peter Jr Dr F P Deming and F Bernhard Welsh with Commander J Banks Berry directing plans. A junior league team also forms with members O W Anderton Ira Darby George Boise Philip Gate and F Bernard Welsh. Banquet chair J D Lowther heads countywide event. Deming appointed adjutant.
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Farmeta Bank @ rot Company
Rockville
Oecomes Legion
Montgomery County
Benderson-Smith-Edmonds
American Legion
Harold C. Smith
PF. W. Gates
C. 2 Hawkes
Robert Peter, Jr
F. FP. Deming
F. Barehard Welsh
J. Banks Berry
Legion Posts
Montgomery Comunty
O. W. Andeton
Ira Darby
George Boise
Philip W. Gate
F. Barnard Welsh
Comutaittes
Post
Jig
Giedian Prescott
Legion
Sod
Poce Beget
Fae
J. D. Lowthen
Dr. Deming
King for a Day Evacuated by British Air Force
New Delhi Jan 18 AP Inayatuilan king of Afghanistan for a few days and members of his party have been evacuated from Rabat by British air force planes. The group reached Peshawar en route to Kandahar. His predecessor and brother, the former King Light Auto Accident. A sight accident occurred near the Monocacy bridge at Ceresville about 8 0 o'clock Thursday night when an automobile and a bus collided. No one was clearly identified, but the car nearly went over the stone wall. No one was injured.
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New Delhi
India
Inayatuilan
Afghanistan
Rabat
Brith Air Force
Peshawar
Kandahar
Sere
Monocacy Bridge
Ceresville
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Dean Laing
Circuit Court
Foch
Vernon B. Bempstohe
Poolestille
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Rock- Me
Sarah Pook Hempstome
Tesusor
Robert W. Henpatoin
Poolesville
Charles Eif
Elmer
Buenos Aires
Loaver
Piedmont
Lkely
Cuellos Aires
Chaco
Europe
Pampes
Andes
State Senate
A. LeRoy McCardell
West Second Street
Bentz Street
State Armory
Henry W. Higdon
Eva B.igtton
Aum May McMahon
King George
New York Stock Exchange
J. Campbell Benue
Oplaton
Commission
National Electric Light Assn
Inspector OF Police
4. P. Conference
J. M. Sheridan Wan
Buckeystown
Penny
Becks
Hegelton
Henry Angeli
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