Roaute of Maryland Virginia Bridges Tensioned Over Toll Free Future
Richmond reports say Maryland and Virginia consider jointly acquiring the Po tomac river bridges to abolish tolls. A plan proposes state purchases with toll funds redirected to a reserve, while a 1934 resolution pledged free crossings once owned by both states. Germantown Bank elects directors amid hospital progress notes.
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Roiat of Rocks
Breakwick
Potomeec River
Maryland
Virginia
Maar
Sande
Richmond
Virginie
Wentlen
H. G. Shirley
Bay Goth
Hall
Seach
Washington
Sak
School Teachers To Meet Here Next Week
Frederick High School hosts a two day conference directed by Wittem K. Aliegabas with speakers A L Leary from Middletown and G Lieg Pasteur addressing teaching methods and direct instruction. Sessions run starting at 120 o'clock daily.
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Ibe
Frederiem High School
Tte
Wittem K. Aliegabas
Schoo Capertisor
Westerharvinne
Mr. Kumgaman
A. L. Leary
Frederick
Slow Drowning Seen As Cause Of Submarine S-41 Deaths
In Boston on January 30 AP reports testimony at a naval inquiry confirming slow drowning as the cause of death for two crew members of the sunk submarine S-41. Lt Cmdr Mankis testified water in pleural cavities and semi conscious breathing may allow limited movement while water enters the lungs.
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Boston
Giltory H. Mankis
Naval Hospital
Washington
Richard H. Jackson
Brakeman Admits Killing Woman in Baltimore
Joseph B. Wagner, a 27 year old railroad brakeman, was arrested in Baltimore after confessing to police that he shot and killed Ada Haddock on a city street a week earlier. He claimed a two man assault from the rear led to the shooting and that he fired accidentally while fleeing. Earl Haddock, Ada Haddock’s husband, has been held for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph B. RB. Wagner
Ada Haddock
Wagner
White
Haddock
Earl Haddock
Kentucky Senate Invites Smith to Address It
The Kentucky Senate adopted a resolution inviting Governor Al Smith of New York to address the Senate. The action followed a vote against inviting Secretary Hoover to speak to the legislature. Market Recovers in New York trading with mixed gains and lower call money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Senate
Smith
Frankfort
Kentucky Senate
al Smith
New York
Hoover
Jas
Baying
Seading Group
Overlapping Of Churches Endangering Church Itself
Representatives of seven Protestant denominations met in Cleveland for a conference on church unity. They heard proposals to unify resources and to conduct a five year survey of congregational work. A church leader warned that public confidence will wane if action is not swift and wise.
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Cleveland Meeting
Cleveland
Poisoned family and then himself in money fraud case
A 45 year old former Steubenville businessman James Potter and his family reportedly attempted to escape punishment by poisoning themselves after he faced a money fraud charge. He reportedly drained about 500 dollars before the deaths occurred as authorities pursued the case. Meanwhile in Illinois Gov Smalls resisted recognizing Senate vacancy for Senator elect Frank L. Smith, warning against constitutional overreach. The weather pageant titled Winter's Metera predicts a chilly and stormy period for the area tonight and Saturday.
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Cleveland
James Pottar
Steubenville
Fe Sadiat
Qnackad Uy
Belknap
James
Potter
Ames
Chicago
Len ‘Small
Frank L. Smith
Senaterelect
Tlinois
Olinois
Gov Smalls
United States Senate
Smith
Smi
Senate
United States
Mercury Drops Degrees Amid Midwest Windstorm Tragedy
A deadly windstorm swept the central northwest, killing Miss Cora Pleten, 20, when a false front collapsed on a new building in Fer. The storm also dropped temperatures by as much as 3.0 degrees in hours. The Blue and Grey at Hood College hosted a tea for Dr. Esther E Shaw, header of the English department, before her leave of absence. Police court hearing set for Berry Crom on assault against Mrs Kate Safer in Middleton. witnesses summoned amid indecent language charges. Lost site at 0.327 dealer restored to Gay W Wetzel of East Patrick Street.
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Bee Paal
Ain
Cora Pleten
Ferfered
Dr. Shaw
The
Blue and Grey
Hood College
Esther E Shaw
Rose Hill Manor
Dr. Staw
Shaw
Elease Welnas
Bine and Grey
Star
Kate Safer
Reve Dent
Middleton
Berry Crom
Curtice Sherman P. Sowers
Beyer to sail for Europe after farewell dinner
Theodore E. Beyer a Francis Scott Key Hotel steward hosts a dinner for over twenty friends and business associates. He will travel by motor to Baltimore then train to New York, sail from New York to Cherbourg and visit his mother and relatives before touring Germany Switzerland Austria and Italy en route home in April.
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Theodore E. Beyer
Francis Scott Key Hotel
West
Frederick
Beltimore
New York
Beyer
Pennsylvania
Wenchem
Cherbourg
Mouth
Dresden
Frankfort
Germany
Beyjer
Switchland
Alps
Austria
Budapest
Homgary
Italy
Radio Plant Fire Causes $300,000 Loss
A blaze started in the boiler room at the Case radio plant in Marion Indiana damaged the facility and caused an estimated loss of 300000. The fire erupted last night at the plant owned by Indiana Manetecerint and one company and spread through the building near State Road crossing the former authority.
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Marion
Ind
Case Radio Plant
Indiana Manetecerint and
Weather Bureau stands by long range forecasts amid criticism
The Weather Bureau announces continued research into long range forecasting arguing forecasts are based on scientific progress. Critics point to past errors but officials cite extensive study and recent data showing mostly near normal temperatures and favorable growing conditions across the United States. A clock repair crew also installs an electric lighting device on Trinity Chapel’s town clock.
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Weather Bureau
United State Department of
Ax Heultare
C. F. Marva
Martin
Scientifc
Naid
Marvin
Maure Scientite Et al
Tae Perenne
Bureau
Pega
Gach
Asserica
Bareau
Fits
Nouthern
United States
Pinnae Bae
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Qome
Continental
Gulf
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Audited Auxiliary Of Legion Plans Yearly Committees
The Maxili ary of the Legion outlines its 1930s style committee structure with president Judith A. Camaers and 10 member executive and specialty groups named for roles such as Membership Social and Memorial Day. Card party plans, March events, Mother’s Day, and annual observances are scheduled, with refreshments by Mrs. Rameberg and various chairs announcing duties.
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Francis Scottey Bote
Rameberg
Orgenton
Kewla Clem
Floyd Strine
Wimmer Menshower
Bari Utibert
Clareore Howard
Milderd Galther
Calvin Magle
Samuel Waters
Chaslea ‘Talley
John H. Albewgh
Royal B. Kemp
Ehner Manshower
Robert Hammond
Earl Gilbert
Charles Talley
Wm. T. Shook
Calvin Engle
Royal P. Kemp
Erwin Kemp
Fermie Brook
Elder Ketanver
Millard Angleberger
Mins
of Fates
Minke Neawey
Ave
ShemZe Oy Mtoe
Retta Armstrong
Charles Beatty
Mias
Mary Lease
Margaret Barger
John Albaugh
Clarence Howard
Tag Dey
Erwis Kump
Floyd Strise
Bare Hofman
Wm. Stultz
Guy Anders
Samuel Armstrong
Sander
Somes Wiles
Mace
Ites Keun
Elmer Mussbower
Marl Gilbert
Sémunt Weters
Bimmons
Clasesce How
Mothera Dey
Floyd String
Robert Hamomed
John Altaagh
Etdex Kotaaver
Geo. W. Lippa
Wm. T. Bhook
Robert Ham- Teom
Mra Lewte Cem
Calvin Eagle
Wa. Btrine
Elmer Munshower
Wr. Simmons
Leonard Kreh
Wr. Quinn
Sarah Gunz
Claggett KE
Ramsburg
Prison Fire Frees 200 Convicts at Reform School
A doorway blaze at a reform school sparked a mass escape. Prison officers fought to recapture inmates as 200 convicts fled the facility while six others were rescued from danger. The chaos drew regional authorities to coordinate response and containment efforts.
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Prisom
Fire destroys barn after mysterious blaze near Booneville
Police and fire crews investigated a blaze that destroyed a doorway barn and caused extensive damage to property. The fire began under unknown origins with a 40 000 dollar loss reported, and local authorities with the Booneville Fire Department contained and prevented spread to nearby structures. A checkup of 3 000 workers found no missing hover buyers.
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Lae van St. Janes
Waffer
Meeia
Web
Beech
Cher aMre
Ana
Booneville
Three Picked For Probe Of Submarine Disaster
Three individuals are named for a probe into a submarine disaster amid a Miami city context. The report mentions a steering gear issue leading to a car crash near Kepler's car, with Sati elected and Lewis allowed to proceed.
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Kepler
Sati
Lewis
Robinson Invited to Speak in Montgomery Alabama
Washington dispatch reports Montgomery Mayor W A Gunter Sr invites Senator Robinson of Arkansas to speak in Alabama as the Heflin Robinson controversy flares. Robinson considers the invitation while Heflin’s supporters threaten vociferous opposition from the audience.
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Robinson
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
W. A. Gunter, Sr
Senator Rotinson
Arkanets
Alstema
Senate
Heflin
Smith
Gunter
Alabama
Wffe
Heflin Robinson
Hak Mt
Murder Charge After Woman Slain in New Haven
Dr Har old N. Guilfoyle is charged with murder following the death of Mrs. Clare Meedet after a double shooting at the flat foot lending of the doctor’s building. Mrs. Goodet is held on $10,000 bond as a material witness. Guilfoyle wounded but to recover.
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Alter Guild
Akare
Sms
Cherch Partors
Jacredc
HL. G. Kiefer
Thei Th
Xhee
Grace Brete
Mra. J
Bermm
Missy
Eligabeth DeLashmatt
Misa Mit
Tedot
Dred Thomas
Grace Nett
Miss
Poarenes Rodrik
M 3
Shahor Martz
Ts i
Point of Rocks Clan
Point of Rocks Woman's Club
Kathryn Hickman
Wessere
Presen
L. E. Sigaloese
Hickman
Floz
John D Ler
Daentag
KcCain
Gellfoyle
Carder
Gailfoyle
Veled Staten
Jeliffe Suffered Slight Improvement at Home
Report says Dalher N Jeliffe is resting at his Rock residence after a minor setback in his condition with medical staff continuing observation and care. The note mentions a slight improvement but provides no further details on cause or date.
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Mr. Jeliffe
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E. M. Beall
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Charles E King
Bowe F. Waters
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Charkey A. Borer
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Harry L. Watkins
Frederick L. Hap
Smith Hoyle
Thomas C. Darry
Prestdemt
Rice
Reid
Willam A Waters
Gilmore K. Flauit, Jr
Frederick City Hospital
Tee Getusens
Nee
Ery
Frederiek
Midwest
Dealera
News-Post
Gay W Wetzel
East
Patrick Street
Europe
Theodore E. Beyer Ales
U. S
Ornera
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