Artz Library Work Nears Start in Frederick
Burr Artz Library work is set to begin after March 1 in Frederick. The project will move the library from the Academy building to new quarters, with bids expected next month and cost estimated around 35 thousand dollars. A Free Library meeting is planned to coordinate continued access during construction and move logistics.
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Dubuscees
Jonneon
of Education
Meintslas
Leste N. Coblent
Winneheser Hall
Academy
Frederick
Tae
Ars Library
Jacob Roddack
August T. Brust
Edward S. Delaplaire
Chayies F. Boner
Comptet
Ramsburg Again Makes His Escape
Ramsburg escapes from Howard County jail in Ellicott City and flees toward Washington with his wife. Authorities from Frederick Howard and Montgomery counties pursue after a tip places him at a local house. a cream colored Ford roadster with Maryland plates is linked to the escape. He had been returned to Howard County on larceny and bail jumping charges after prior arrest.
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Ramsburg
Angels of
Frederick
Howard County
District of Columbia
Ellicott City
Bucketstown
Washington
Washington Defective Bureau
Montgomery County
Rockville
Roy M. Hiltner
Frederick County
Ramsburg House
Marginalized Fragments Describe Room Plans and Capacity
The fragment outlines room placement and a 20,000 volume capacity. It mentions a second floor area with a room titled Margaret ES Hood Memorial and notes an annex connected to several other rooms.
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Margaret ES. Hood
the -An
Guardian Hose Co Annual Banquet Held in Thurmont
The guardian Hose Company of Thurmont held its second annual banquet in the Thurmont town hall with about 150 members and guests. Omer J Dubel presided and introduced Dr Winebrenner who urged public interest in affairs affecting general welfare and the soldiers bonus, shop consolidation, and broader civic duties. Others spoke including Cha Mort Emmnistus Frederick County Women’s Assoc and State fremens Raesis. a Ladies' Heree prepided and the event featured a chicken dinner and entertainment.
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Guardian Hoee
Thurmont
Thomont
Omer J’ Dubel
Guiré@an Hose Company
Winebrenner
Wanebrenner
Ain
Aserace Amdaadual
Senate
Cha Mort
Emmnistuss
Frederick County Womens Assoc Geerse
Fremens
Raesis
Bonus Bill Faces Roosevelt as House Passes Measure
Washington January 22 an overpowering House majority sped a bond payment bonus to the Winle House with the burden of deciding within ten days whether to let the legislation become law or risk a veto. The measure would benefit 3.5 million World War veterans with cash for adjusted service certificates ahead of maturity. The bill's total cost could rise to between 1.0 and 2.5 billion dollars as it winds through Congress. The bill passed 346 to 59 and now heads to President Roosevelt for signature or veto.
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Washington
Winle House
Roosevelt
Oure
Byrns
Pres Garner
Ware Hole
Missing details on train service disruption reported
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a train and a disruption or schedule issue dated around 5.20 with unclear city names and traveler notes. The readable text hints at a railway alert affecting possibly a corridor or route but specifics are unreadable.
Bitter cold sweeps the Midwest and nation
A severe cold wave grips the Middle West and East as temperatures plunge across states. Chicago hits 16 below and Minneapolis records 33.5 below, with forecasts of deeper lows. Snowfall is light except western Maryland, while accidents rise and schools close as relief shelters strain to cope.
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Cage
Middle West
Mary
Centerville
Bahkimore
Oakland
Aed
Fosa
Maryland
Pairmont
W. Va
Cape Hatteras
Eastort
Ale
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lewmark
Minn
Canada
Edward VI Proclaimed King in London. Ministers Grasp New Reign
Edward VI was proclaimed king today and began his 39th mile on the throne. He conferred with the prime minister and attended simple ceremonies at church as the nation prepares for great state rites and a ceremonial funeral at the palace.
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London
Edward
Oacony Palace
Parson Bird of New Zealand Known as Tui
The Tui or Parson bird is a native of New Zealand valued for its varied song and ability to mimic speech. It ranges over four continents in some contexts and is noted for white throat feathers and vibrant neck plumage. Maori kept it as a house bird for its song and learned phrases.
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New Zealand
South Seas
Wbhe
NEA Seice, Inc
Committee to Meet Soon Details Pace Events
A local committee plans a meeting to coordinate pace events of interest to the town. Members listed include Bett, Dickerson, Bezan, Lewis, and Al Rice with Frederick Saturday noted for involvement.
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Bett
Rear Dickerson
Bezan
Lewis al Rice
Frederick Saturde
Maryland Supreme Court Upholds Double Liability Enforceable
Annapolis Md January Att of Appeals ruled that double liability could be enforced against stockholders in banks holding stock in holding companies. Judge Walz stated the issue was covered by prior decisions, reversing a lower court ruling. Attorneys said the decision could affect 31 banks that closed in Maryland.
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Annapoli
MD. Janatt
Walzopaton
Washington Cou Reurt
People's Ba
Smmnsburs
Maryland
Eugene O'Dunne
Shen He
Statutor Lahiaty
Baltimore
Circuit Cour of
Wassergton
People's Banking
Tiv
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Senton Coun
Giest
Ethiopia
Countion
Fillcott City
Guardian Hose Co
St. George's Chapel
George V of
England
St George’s Chapel
Windsor
Westminster Abbey
Briain
Ward TV
Windsor Castle
Nye
Charman Noe
Bakers
Lus
P Morgan
Texas
Tran
Sng
Edward VIII
Basehour
NEW Funeral Home
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Fas
Montevue
Apour
Court of Appeals
Smithsburg
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
Patrick St
WFMD
Hendricksons
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