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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 21, 1938

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Badge tests to be held in schools statewide

Public school badge tests move from county meets to school sites under Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt. Plans by Thomas C. Ferguson will free field meets for contests while maintaining eight badge types for boys and girls, with requisitions due March 1 and May 25 to ensure timely delivery of badges and accompanying materials.

Eugene W. Pruitt Supt Pruitt Thomas C. Ferguson Maryland Pruitt Baltimore Ferguson Searcher Aodpom P. All County Board of Education

Aldus Manutius Origin of Italic Type尘

A fragmented note claims the talc type was first used in 1501 by Aldus Manutius, an Italian sprinter, in a misattributed historic context.

Aldus “Manutius

G Men Nab Kidnapper in California and Wisconsin Victims

Federal agents capture Peter Anders in Los Angeles after a kidnap murder spree that stretched from Tacoma to Chicago. Anders confesses to the Chas Ross killing as bodies of Ross and an accomplice are found in a Wisconsin woods. J Edgar Hoover is pictured departing St Paul FBI offices.

Rim Peter Anders Los Angeles Chas 5 Ross Chicago Mattson Tacoma Anders J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI St. Paul Wisconsin

Indicted For Taking Woodsboro Letters

Harry W. Boyle a railway postal clerk between Baltimore and Cumberland was indicted by the Federal grand jury on embezzling three letters addressed to firms at Woodsboro Md He lived on Fairview avenue and was arrested January 7 after taking letters intended for a perfume company and a Woodsboro collection agency Woodboro firm Rosebud Perfume Co reported losses of several thousand dollars.

Baltimore Harry W. Boyle Cumberland Federal Grand Jury Woodsboro MD. Boyle Fairview Avenue

Missing mail theft at Woodsboro company investigated

A Woodsboro company faced a year of missing mail as customers’ orders and payments vanished. Dr. Smith said inspectors had visited Woodsboro earlier, seizing stationery to mail out, apparently to trap the thief. A large number of letters had recently gone missing.

Woodsboro Company Dr. Smith Woodsboro

Brunswick Contract Case Taken To Court

Mr and Mrs Homer A Jones sue to nullify a conditional sales contract alleged as fraud in Equity Court. They claim Anna Kaplan Myer Kaplan Fannie Kaplan and A L Kaplan trading as Kaplan Company sought distraint for rent on 23 East Potso mac street Brunswick and that a November 10 agreement created a conditional sales contract to cover 362.14 worth of property. The plaintiffs allege the Kaplans lack any interest in the property and seek cancellation of the paper and an injunction to prevent sale of the personal property or the contract.

Equity Court Homer A. Jones Anna Kaplan Myer Kaplan Fannie Kaplan A L Kaplan Kaplan Brunswick Jones East Potso Mac Street Kaplans

Weathered forecast sparks cabbie quip in Chicago

A partial news snippet from Chicago dated January 21 features a light exchange between a taxicab driver and a passenger about forecasts. The dialogue humorously questions the accuracy of weather forecasters, reflecting a casual urban moment amid sparse context. Lawyers Schnaufler and Clapp are noted as representatives for a Mr. and Mrs. Jones in a separate case.

Chicago

Forecaster C A Donnel Makes Stop After Ride

A passenger listens to a long tirade on forecasters then pays the driver and hands him a card bearing C A Donnel, a government forecaster. The note claims yellow fever was eradicated from Cuba in 1699.

Humib C. A Donnel Cuba

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