Baker Gift to City Plans Rest Room Convert Winchester Hall
Joseph D. Baker disposition and gift to the municipality discussed at a meeting. Winchester Hall to be vacated for renovations including rest rooms for men and women, interior improvements, and a new caddy house on the golf course. Architect Charles F. Bowers. contractor Lloyd C. Culler.
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Joseph D. Baker
Winchester Hall
Baker Park
South Bentz Street
Mer. Baker
William B. James
Charles F. Bowers
Lloyd C. Culler
Baker
Not Home At Time Charged In Federal Liquor Case
A preliminary hearing for Francis Brunner, charged with possession of liquor, began this morning before U S Commissioner H Novi Hale. The cases of George Strasberger and Samuel Westeman, also charged with possession, were slated for today’s hearings and expected to continue into the afternoon. An aid was offered today by Brua mer.
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George Strasberger
Samuel Westeman
Bruamer
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Annual Golf Tourney Of Auto Dealers Held
The Frederick Automobile Dealers Association hosts its annual golf tourney at Catoctin Country Club. Rain interrupted play Tuesday but did not dampen enthusiasm as 44 members and guests attended. Mr. Raine of the Automobile Trade Association of Maryland spoke, while J. W. Winners were decided for low gross with G L Mahones and others tying. George F. Grove trails by five points, and the cup remains a three time winner only.
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Frederick Automobile Dealers’ Association
Automobile Trade Associations
George F. Grove
Grove
Catoctin
Catoctin Country Club
Iow Gross
John E
Baltim
Townet
G. L. Mahones
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Raine
Automobile Trade Association of Maryland
Ith ‘Sata
Oran City Repre
Three Years for Taking 5800 From U of M
An article outlines a case where a suspect admitted to stealing seventy eight hundred dollars from the University of Minnesota. The judge imposed a three year sentence as part of the plea deal.
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U. OF M
Maryland county women in eighth annual Rural Home Makers course
Forty four Frederick County women attend the eighth annual Rural Home Makers Short Course at Maryland College Park under the Extension Service. Special study courses run two days with social events planned. Five Maryland candidates, including Mrs Barry L. Davis of Monrovia, are named as award recipients in the national master farm home makers movement. Davis is noted for managing poultry and holds local leadership roles. The program features demonstrations in farming, homemaking, foods, gardening, and home dairying with social events, a Washington trip, and an informal reception for the women.
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Frederick County
Extension Service
Maryland
College Park
Tanmemakers of
Barry L. Davis
Monrovia
Wes
Russ Venia M. Kellar
Davis
T. Kemp
Sikesville
Carroll
H. D. Rees
Chestertown
Kericow
A. E. Darby
Boyds
Montgomery County
Margaret A. Morris
Kent
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Pomona Grange
New Market Farm Bureau
Isoill
Rouschuld
R. A. Pearson
Summer course to be taken by county teachers
A summer program for county teachers will be offered by local institutions. The course aims to enhance classroom skills and provide professional development during the summer term.
County Population Reaches Peak at 353 861 Census Finds
New figures reveal the county’s population topping 353 861, marking a peak according to the latest census data. The release details growth patterns and compares current figures with prior counts, highlighting shifts across municipalities.
Population shifts mark Frederick county ten year census
Ten districts gained and sixteen showed loss in Frederick county during the decade. Frederick city led gains, rising from 11 066 to 14 434, a 30 percent increase, while Emmitsburg and Brunswick districts posted large gains. County farms remain profitable with many high value holdings in western Maryland.
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Buckerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Reagerstown
Catoctina Urbana
Liberty
New Market
Hangers
Latz
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Soat
Emmirstursg
Deflation Resumes at New York Stock Market Session
The stock market reopened in New York with renewed determination after a brief rest. Prices fell under sustained selling pressure and heavy trading volume reached about 7.25 million shares as fears of inflation and war impacts influenced activity.
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York
Favorisn 1 Stock Exchange
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Fave Fave Coming
The fragmentary text mentions Fave and Scot in relation to Congressman Bates and the Francs, but lacks clear events or roles. No verifiable outcomes or dates are present to establish a concrete item. Further readable details are needed to form a proper record.
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Nave
Special Addresses at Conference Mark Meet
Sessions of study courses and special addresses highlighted today at Hood College as the Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian War Synodical Missionary Society meets. A new moderator will be elected Thursday morning to succeed Rev A Brown Caldwell. Reverend Dr Sias Evans of Ripon College spoke this morning at 8 30 Bible Hour. Reverend Dr Robert McLean addressed mission work at 10 40 and 11 35. The event includes remarks by Rev D Moerator of 1929 and Princeton Theological Seminary graduate Aschemuly of AL neon.
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Baltimore
Synodical Missionary Society
Hood College
A. Brown Caldwell
Sias Evans
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Freeeick
Robert McLean
D.mMoerator
Evangelical Reformed Choir Dinner Event Update
Fragmented OCR notes describe a choir dinner for an Evangelical Reformed group with unclear details about venue and participants. The text mentions a car incident and Tuesday references, but specifics remain unreadable.
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Evangelical Reformed
Dai
New Jersey State Eagles name Frederick Mian Morrow head
Frederick Mian Morrow is chosen as the new head of the New Jersey State Eagles after a decisive victory over rival candidates. The party reports a strong showing with 267,000 votes in the field against Republicans.
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Frederick Mian Morrow
New Jersey
OF State
Eagles
Cramer Dominates State Eagles Nomination Rally
Charles F. Cramer of Frederick led in the State Eagles president race as nominations were announced amid a Cumberland parade. Roland Emmert and J Philip Roman named for vice president. other officers include Feete, Sadler, Witter, Galbreath, Cook, Marcus, Krause, Wachter, Kelby, Nicely, Miller, Hettry May. White House touts Morrow as next New Jersey senator after primary.
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Cramer
Charles F. Cramer
Frederick
Taasiwlicks
Bately
Roland Emmert
Frostburg
J. Philip Roman
Cumberland
B. L Feete
Brunsswick
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Howard Galbreath
D. G. Cook
Cumberland Series
Toonerville
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Frederick Aetle
May
Monocacy Park
Byrd Arrival Promises Tumultuous New York Welcome
The New York crowd awaits Rear Admiral Byrd and the Antarctic expedition team at noon tomorrow. Officials say the visit will honor the returning explorers as heroes and mark a moment of public jubilation for the city.
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Letter Warns of Slayings If Papers Not Returned
An anonymous letter to a New York paper, believed tied to a mafia figure, threatens multiple murders in College Point Queens if certain papers are not delivered. The note cites a prior slaying near Whitestone and mentions a December 19 suspect, with police investigating the unidentified writer as a possible instigator.
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New York
College Point
Queens
Joseph Mozynski
Whitestone
Je Mat
Q Village
Liner Roosevelt Stuck in Harbor Mud For Two Hours
A harbor incident left the liner Roosevelt wedged in mud for two hours as city officials and aldermen gathered to address the situation. Rescue teams and tugboats worked to free the vessel and restore normal harbor operations.
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Roosevelt
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