Missing Hood College student sparks multi state hunt
Ann Lorenzo an 18 year old Hood College student disappeared after returning home for Christmas and applying for a marriage license in Elkton Maryland. Police in Maryland and thirteen other states intensified the search as her father lies seriously ill. Authorities say she may have married in another state and headed for California. Lorenzo is described as 5 feet 3 inches, 122 pounds with brown eyes and dark brown hair wearing a red suit and white coat.
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Newton
M. J
Ann Lorenzo
Hood College
Frederick
Peter Lorenzo
Ann
Elkton
Fred Stepongti
California
Maryland
Miss Lorenzo
Frank Remsberg Herd Completes Official Tests
Brattleboro Wis Jan 23 records show seven purebred Holsteins in Frank G Remsberg herd in Middletown Md finishing Herd Improvement Registry tests. Top cow Brook Lodge Jewel Sensation yielded 17455 pounds of milk 608.8 pounds fat in 346 days. Other high cows include Brook Lodge Fayne Della 15162 milk 558.1 fat 298 days and Brook Lodge Matador Idowanna 13876 milk 556.9 fat 342 days. Official testing supervised by University of Maryland with Holstein Friesian Association of America. CHIMNEY FIRE Hratistown firemen answered 730 PM Friday to a chimney fire at Robert S Wuirdsor Fountain Riids residence. No serious damage.
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Brattleboro, WI
Frank G. Remsberg
Middletown
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Hrook Lodge Jewel Sensation
Brook Lodge
Fayne Della
Matador Idowanna
Brock Lodge
Burke Knight
Matador Burke Carrol
Matador Abbekerk Piebe
Brook Lodge Matador Valentine
U University of Maryland
Cooperaion
Hostein-Friesian Association of America
Public hearing on new health ordinances set for Feb 17
Mayor and Aldermen schedule a special meeting on February 17 at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to hear three health related ordinances. The measures cover milk sales and dairy regulation, food handling establishments, and regulation of pre mixed materials containing milk or milk products. Officials will publish details after January 30 for public inspection.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Health Department
Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Cramer Building
U S To Produce Oil From Coal In Summer
Washington January 23 The Government plans to start producing oil from coal by mid next summer said James Boyd director of the Bureau of Mines He spoke after inspecting the synthetic oil plant at Louisiana Missouri which will operate on a demonstration basis producing 200 to 400 barrels a day in two units The first unit to convert coal at high temperatures into oil should be in operation by next summer with the second unit starting later to synthesize coal into gas for oil from more distant sources
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Washington
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
Boyd
Louisiana
Army-Navy Petroleum Board
Army Engineers
Quartermaster General's Office
Bord
Three Die After Icebound Boat Incident Near Coast Log Inn
The near-shore wreck left Embert, Schaefer, and two others dead in four feet of water as authorities and inn staff helped victims. Emory and Charles Harris dragged the survivor to land while guard boats waded in. The scene unfolded off the Coast Log Inn with locals aiding the injured amid freezing conditions.
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Prietor
Coast Log Inn
Baltimore
Embert
Emory
Charles Harris
Schaefer
Harris
Adrift All Night In Bay Nearly Frozen
Two Coast Guardsmen Paul Embert and Ronald Schaefer, nearly unconscious from wind and snow, tell of a harrowing night adrift in icy Chesapeake Bay. After their motor failed near Annapolis, the craft drifted 20 miles toward Ferry Grove landing, nearly being run over by a freighter before rescue.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Coast
Annapolis
Paul S. Embert
Ronald E. Schaefer
Seven Foot Knoll
Ferry Grove Landing
Stassen Charges Upset Over Profits In War Speculation
Washington reports Harold Stassen told a Senate subcommittee that about 11 administration insiders, including Edwin W. Pauley and Ralph K. Davies, earned over 5 million dollars trading in commodities. He refused to name all eleven, noting two identified names and suggesting more records may surface if DoJ brokers’ files exist. The hearing broadened beyond Pauley to speculation in high places.
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Washington
Harold £. Stassen
Administration
Stassen
Senate
Edwin W. Pauley
Te Army Royal
Ralph K. Davies
Ferguson
R-Mich
Pauley
Doc hearings underway as Stassen cites Pauley speculation
In the daylight hearings today, Stassen testified Pauley undertook new speculation totaling $1,414, outlining alleged financial actions and linking Pauley to broader inquiry. The testimony centers on documented sums and the implications for ongoing investigations.
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Stassen
Pauley
Honest taxicab driver returns bag of valuables
Mrs. Herman Weener at 213 Lindbergh avenue lost a handbag with cash and valuables on a Friday. Taxi driver Harlan DeGrange found and returned it, earning a reward for honesty. A stray line about horses and soap appears unrelated.
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Herman Weener
Lind$bergh Avenue
Harlan DeGrange
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Frank Remsberg
U. S
Stella Lewandowski
U.S
A. D. Delmar
Hackensack
N.J
Lewandowski
Battle Creek
South Market
Victor
South Market St
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
Ralph W. Boyer
Xyota Insurance
Fairview Ave
W. Patrick St
Weil Brothers
North Market St
Frederick MD
Delphey’s Sport
Archer C. Sudan
Colorado
American Medical Association
Colorado State Medical Society
Cleveland
George Hamilton
Allen
C.e.cline & Son
Ambulance Service
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