Atonic intrigue grips Higelow and Anne Phelps
Higelow the American Iron Part discovers dancer Kare Sanskoff with the body of Count Vronski, who was blackmailing with letters. They stash the corpse during a party, then move it to Vronski's apartment with Dr. Aus trelitz aiding. Police arrest Thorne Dryden. his wife Lorna vanishes as Anne and Bigelow vow to find her. Inspector Hagedern investigates.
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Phiorsis
Anne Phelps
Higetow
Anne
Karesanskoff
Taring
Count Vronski
Patty
Higelow
Dr. Austrelitz
Vronski
Thorne Dryden
Dryden
Lorna
Bigelow
Hagedern
Wagedorn Welef
Hagedorn
Fles Phelps
Inspector Hagedorn Questions Miss Phelps in Studio Case
Inspector Hagedorn questions Anne Phelps after Count Vronski leaves the studio. Bigelow and Mrs Phelps observe as the detective notes details about the timing of the departure, the telephone call, and whether Vronski planned to return or meet a friend.
Potomac Flood Control Bill Introduced in House
A bill to control floods on the Potomac River and aid hydro electric development proposes creating a Potomac Valley Authority. Congressman Rankin of Mississippi introduced it in the House. The National Capital Park and Planning Commission discussed the plan and will have staff study it in connection with Water Resources Committee work.
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Potomac River
Potomac Valley Authority
Federal
House of Representatives
Rankin
Mississippi
National Capital Park and Plane ‘Ring Commission
Washington
Twe Planers
Orhe
Potomac
Stat
Hayburn
Tex
O'Connor
New York
Bealty
Palmer to Appeal Fine in Pennsylvania Case
Albert Palmer of Frederick said he would appeal after paying a ten dollar fine imposed by Justice of the Peace John H Baschore at Gettysburg Pa for allegedly failing to stop when signaled by an officer on the Emmitsburg road. Pennsylvania highway patrolmen had filed the charge following a Wednesday morning stop signal. The justice later fined Palmer nineteen dollars. he paid the amount and announced the appeal. Edward Green of Rolla, W Vachs, was fined a total twenty two dollars for lacking tail lights and clearance lights on his truck and was released from Adams County jail after payment. Fines were imposed Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace
John H. Baschore
Gettysburg
Tpa
Albert Palmer
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Bases Hore
Palmer
Edward Green
Rollvar
W. Vachs
Greene
Adama
Miss Horner II and Her Owner At Home
More than 200 visitors have toured Charles O. Easterday’s Myersville farms to view Miss Horner II, a giant Poland China sow claimed to be the largest seen. Weighing unrecorded, she stands about four feet tall with a length near eight feet six inches, and her dam Miss Horner I was imported from the West. Her owner notes big boars can exceed her size, and the sow’s offspring are being fattened for a planned butchering as the end of her line approaches.
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Charles O. Easterday
Myersville
Poland
China
Miss Horner HY
Miss Horner
Miss Horner I
West
Mr. Easterday
Fankstown
Horner
Red Cross fund near goal as flood relief passes sum
First reports from Emmitsburg Buckeystown Sabillasville and other towns show hundreds of contributions from Frederick groups and individuals pushing the county flood relief fund to 3011.96 dollars. A check for 1000 was sent to Admiral Cary T. Graylson chairing the ARC, with plans by the county committee led by Edward S. Delaplaine.
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Emmitsburg
Buckeystown
Sabillasville
Frederick
Cary T. Gray
Lson
American Red Cross
Edwards. Delaplaine
R. S. J. Dutrow
Richard Scott Dutrow
Duvald Dutrow
Jane Colliflower
Norman Lease
Betty Ann Lease
Gareth Lease
Keefer Stull
A. W. Nicodemus
Shankle and Schaeffer
Rocky Fountain Ice
Buckey
John Kolb
E. N. Snouffer
Carlton Cromwell
W. J. Boteler
E.G. Keller
A. L. Specht
Minnie Keller
Ella Kreig
Russell Grama
T. F E. Jackson
Howard Schaffer
Roger Schaeffer
Mise
Ada Gahaattar
Pavine Shaniele
George Trout
George Milter
John Trout
LeRoy Jones
John Mall
Worry Keller
Fugene ‘Wachter
William Kebrick
St. Total
Rahillasville
Jesse H H. Poole
Andrew A. Annan
Iva Rowe
Anna Nowe
Luecla Annan
Lewis Stoner
Ephraim Grimee
Tomes Creek
James Alvey
Weather survey shows mixed views on winter health impact
In a community poll many residents deem the winter unusually unhealthful due to damp fog and ragas, while others note milder spells and fewer illnesses. Respondents include Catherine Sullivan, Dr. Morris Hirely, Carrol Hennetelson, and De A Talbott Brice, with opinions split on whether the weather has aided or hindered health.
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Opsnion
Carrol W. Hennetelson
Jade John Hunt
de A. Talbott Brice
Jefferson
Heat Loss Found Largely Through Windows and Roofs
University of Maryland specialist Ray Carpenter reports that over 70 percent of winter heat escapes via windows doors ceilings and roofs not walls. Weather stripping storm doors and attic roof insulation cut fuel use. costs return in about two heating seasons. A separate tidbit notes Marvin Pennington finding a colony of 139 snakes in an abandoned well near Troy Kansas.
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College Park
Ray Carpenter
University of Maryland Extension Service
Marvin Pennington
Troy
Kass
City Policemen Glimpse Honors For Charles Winwenauer
Brief glimpses of the city’s policemen praise Charles Winwenauer known as Pla to patriots on the force. It notes his July 22 1800 birth, long service, and a memorial at 6 Colley Avenue. He was father of three and served over many years in the city police department.
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Charles
Winwenauer
Tate
Wallpaper Company's Suit Heard In Court
The Circuit Court session opened with Judge Arthur D. Willard presiding over the West Baltimore Wallpaper Company suit against Henry A. Grof, seeking $240.22. Attorney Jacob Hohrback represented the plaintiff. Bertdamin BL Stosen defended the defendant as the case moved toward jury consideration.
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Charles ©. Scott
Lewis Cohen
West Baltimore Wallpaper Company
Henry A. Grof
Joseph HH
Henry A. Groff
J. IL Graff
Phooter
Bertdamin
Stosenstock
Diefennant
Eyre Casket Company
Mira Duta Ec
Wright
Mussell BE
Sherwood Dytilling Company
Carroll County
Bringer
DL. Sponseller
Sherman P. Bowers
William M. Storm
J. EK. Walsh
WERTZ NOT TOMAN AGAIN MAYOR WILL NOT SEEK REELECTION
Shigerstowh Mel Jat 29 reports Mayor Werta will not seek reelection at the municipal vote set for May 22. He cited his death as the reason for not running. He was hospitalized last night after a brief illness.
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Shigerstowh
Mel
Lom
Werta
Elvetiun
Cate
Republcan
Maser
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Edward Houck
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A Friend
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Nettie Rosenstock
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Annie DeLashmutt
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Walkersville
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Clayton Morgan
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MM. Schall
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