Child's ashes scattered on Braddock observatory hill
The mother Mrs McKelvy cremated her son who died after a day of illness. They climbed Braddock observatory hill to scatter the ashes over the scenic valley. The boy had formed a strong attachment to the area during visits with his mother and planned to move to Braddock Springs.
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Catoctin
MecKeve
Braddock Springs
McKelvy
Grace Potterfield
Braddock Hoighte
Potterfichi
Braddock
Cuomiet
Kik
Three Cruisers Ordered Ready For China Duty
Three naval ships were ordered to prepare for China duty amid rising tensions. The vessels, described as cruisers, are to be kept in readiness for potential deployment in regional security operations.
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China
Stolen Safe Recovered From Abandoned Barn In County
Detectives from Kaiwar station recovered a broken open safe found in an abandoned barn between Deerfield and Wolfsville. The safe contained money orders and was photographed for fingerprints in Hazelstown. Police believe the barn has been used to cache frozen goods and was frequently visited by officers.
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Blue Kidse
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Wolfsville
Foy
Canpman
Crum
Hazerstown
Weather outlook for week in Atlantic states and north
Washington AP reports a rain event Sunday night followed by clearing then much colder Monday. Snow likely over North Atlantic and snow or rain over Middle Atlantic midweek or shortly after. Temperatures expected below normal for most of the week with fluctuations.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Middle Atantic
Palatial home of lawyer destroyed in blaze
Fire today destroyed the palatial home of J Watt Mercur a prominent Delaware county lawyer at Wallingford near here Valuable paintings bric a brac antique furniture and other objects of art were burned along with luggage and passports The Mercers had packed for a three month visit to South Africa Loss estimated at more than 159 000
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Mediz. Pa
J. Watt Mercur
Delaware County
Wallingford
Storm Claims Nineteen Lives in Scotland As Gale Hits
A gale swept Scotland killing nineteen and injuring hundreds. Glasgow suffered severe disruption to telephones and power as wind storms battered cities and towns yesterday. Officials report high casualty totals and widespread damage while reports of oil discoveries and lodge meetings appear in scattered notices.
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Seoland
Glastowature
Accomplices Sought After Man Slain In Hagerstown
Police probe links Turner and Schildt to a fatal shooting at the Wieber plant. Officers say Schildt entered a boiler room took a gun and declared a robbery before killing a man and fleeing. Schildt died after claiming he would take the blame though his loaded revolver was recovered.
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Seitlde
Sehikl
Meyerstown
Turner Ard Schildt
Thag Rebby
Viet Shef
Schildt
Klil
Schilde EH
Tar
Cafori
New Air Mail Postage Rate Effective Tuesday
Postmaster Irving Hiser announced a February 3 change to air mail rates. After February 1 air mail postage becomes ten cents per ounce for any distance, replacing the former zone-based system. Details include stamps marked via air mail and notes on government and contract air routes amid wartime adjustments.
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Hiser
Postoffice Department
Ben Tate
Ferent
Tates
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Air Mall
Coisea
Frederick
British Troops Leave for Shanghai Amid Warlike Departure Scenes
British forces depart for Shanghai under tense skies as wartime spirits rise with crowds gathering and officials signaling a perilous voyage. Dispatches confirm arrival plans and safeguard measures amid mounting tensions in China.
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Shanghai
China
Market Prices Great Advances Are Reactionary This Week
Market prices showed uneven advances during the past week as investors reassessed demand and supply. Analysts noted steel earnings, oil movements, and rubber and textile sector responses amid fluctuating commodity values and shifting market sentiment.
Fire at Charlotte Hall School Delays Classes
Fire destroyed racks at Charlotte Hall School in Maryland causing class suspensions. Principal Jamez Beatler, bedridden today, expects classes to resume in two weeks. Dr Bent inhaled smoke while directing firefighting efforts. losses estimated around 100000 dollars, covered by insurance.
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Charlotte Hall School
Jamez PB. Beatler
Bent
Washington
Ari
Iamy Schoola
Flu Epidemic Worsens in Belgium This Season
A Belgian flu outbreak intensifies with rising patient numbers and strained hospitals. Officials urge vigilant hygiene and report strain on medical facilities as communities respond to the epidemic.
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Belgium
One Killed as Bus and Truck Crash in New Haven
A wreck on the feetom Post coach in West Mayen bound for Pecaeon left one dead and two seriously injured. The dead passenger was identified as Mike 7 MOET of Dedham Massachusetts.
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Feetom
Wess Mayen
York
Uis
Dedham
England to Open New Telephone Service Link
A new telephone service connection with England is announced to be opened, expanding cross channel communications. The move aims to improve rapid telegraphic voice links and international connectivity for businesses and government exchanges.
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England
Democrats Name Four Prospects For Election Board
Democratic committees name four candidates for the county election board and four for the Republican side. Incumbents Grove, Tice and James seek reappointment while others such as Neighbors, Trundle and Myers are mentioned for the Democratic slate. The governor will appoint two Democrats and one Republican from competing lists when the “green bag” opens.
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Republican State Cental Committee
John W. Grove
Roger K. Tice
William B. James
Repubicas
Fleet KR
C. Newton Trundle
F. Toss Myers
Republican Committee
Jam O. Wertenbaker
Charles “. Brooks
Markwood
Senate challenge to Smith seating unfolds before committee
In Washington on January 24 the Illinois Senate and Frank L. Smith confronted the Senate Elections Committee over the Senate’s claimed power to admit members. Smith, who had been denied the oath of office while financing questions are reviewed, appeared with defense figures arguing Illinois was deprived of equal representation without due process.
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Bowers
AP. Brust
Gralaane Johnevn Sil Moon Y. Bennett
Washington
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
State of Ilinois
Frank L. Smith
Smith
Cqual
Stock Exchange Probes Sudden Stock Advance
The stock exchange announced an inquiry into an unusual advance in stock prices amid a broader market movement. Officials said the probe will examine trading patterns and potential irregularities affecting several listed securities.
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Stock Exchange
Market Displays Strong Undertone Amid Mixed Signals
Market notes show cautious optimism with modest gains in the broader index as investors weigh mixed corporate and economic data. Traders eye inflation trends, central bank commentary, and earnings guidance for direction.
February Jury Drawn by Court In County Districts
A list of names and places shows jurors drawn for February panels across multiple towns including Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbana Woodsboro Petersville Mt Pleasant Jefferson Waskey Thurmont Jackson Hillville Singanore Lesiatown Tuscarora Hurkittsville Braddock Harnswick Walkersville and Chodyrick. Jurors named include George F Darner J W Kethaugh Adam Zentn and Harry L Sigter among others.
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Geni
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Liberty
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Roy
Wurfled
Singanore
Emory Ecker
Lesiatown
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Tuscarora
Harry L. Sigter
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Joseph F. Compher
Braddock
George C. Smith
Hrrnswick
William P. Nixon
Jurey L. Lewis
Walkersville
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Crum
Charles M. Strine
Chodyrick
Brookhart and Sieck clash at Interstate Commerce meet
The Iowa senators Smith W. Brookhart and Daniel F. Sieck sparred on the Senate floor over Brookhart’s alleged ties to Cyrus Woods. Sieck accused Brookhart of being a paid lobbyist for cultural interests, then withdrew the charge as Brookhart countered effectively. The dispute reflected lingering partisan tensions and personal rivalry.
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Pair Pleads Guilty in Multi County Crime Ring
Rot Breau and Masry G. are sentenced to not less than seven years each after arraignment today. Officials say charges relate to robberies across Frederick and Carroll counties including looting stores, railway stations, and Burkittsville post office. They will be moved to the Eastern penitentiary immediately.
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la Ha
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Frederick County
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Church Council Hosts Annual Dinner for 70 Choir Members
The Evangelical Lutheran church council held its annual diabetes dinner for the church choir at Hotel Frederick Friday at 6 pm. About 3 people attended and an elaborate meal was served. Speeches were made by Rev. Dr US G Rupp and committee members, with guests listed among attendees.
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Hotel Frederick
J. M. Cronenburg
Asi
US. G. Rupp
Jesse W. Kolb
C. Frederick Bowers
Harry J. Schroeder
S.J. Ransom
Lowand Collinower
Mile. Maureelle Privat
Fleury T. Wade
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Lillian Milan
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I Martin
Florence Sebroeder
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Irine Krei
T. Wade
Louis Bleticlerzer
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C. Fredek Bowers
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Lewis Granted Salary Increase by United Mine Workers
At the biennial convention in Jinianapsus the United Mine Workers approved a salary raise for John TL Lewis to 12,000 per year as president. Other officers also saw raises from 7,900 to 9,000 annually, with the group noting adjustments to meet contractual terms and duties.
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Jinianapsus
John TL
Lewis
United Mine of Americat
Tole
Ant Vhonos Kentary Treadhrer
Student Frorr Forgy Seen In Railroad Path Crisis
AP reports a Illinois student Frank V. Forgy was found dead on railroad tracks after a crisis. Suburban motorman described the body in the path and investigators pursued a possible suicide motive.
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Pol Fast
W. O. Pori
Ube
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