Murder mystery clips through Quanomet mural feud
Detective Asey Meyro investigates Marina Lorne's murder tied to a controversial mural and a vanished ambergris theft. Key figures include Pam Prye Roddy Loran and Congressman Elliott who face political pressure as vandalism and threats escalate. The case and mural battle draw in local officials and residents amid a tense public backlash.
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Asey Mey
Marina Lorne
Bond
Lefe Agnéec
Pam Prye
Tim Carr
Marina
Jock
Lorne
Roddy Loran
Pegoy
Jennings
Asey
Quanomet
Tve
Elliott
Aook
Pam
Elion
Earl Jennings
Vwell
Eliott
Jack Lorne
Myles Standish
Carveth Strutt
Roddy
Washington
Carveth
Local Society Notes From Taylorsville June Events
June society items from Taylorsville show Mrs Charles Wagner hosting at her home. Guests include Mr and Mrs Douglas Condon, Mr and Mrs Robert Farrer, and families from Baltimore and Westminster visiting relatives in the area. Lillie Lou Naill and Marguerite Wilt appear among multiple listed visitors and ill health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Lee Caine
Westminster
Jesse Hood
Horace Hipsley
Viola Franklin
Frederick
Lucy Welsh
Virgilia Welsh
Truman Barnes
J. C. Nall
Lillie Low
E. A. H. Barnes
Elizabeth Elizabeth Barnes
A. T. Byers
Wilbur Magin
Baltimore
Snead
Frank Byers
John Wilt
William 4Laus
Marguerite Wilt
John Wesley
Phase Me from Radio Method Aids Power and Range
New York June 1 A phase shifting radio transmission concept by Murray G Crosby of RCA labs was unveiled at the Institute of Radio Engineers. The system promises greatly increased transmitter power or reduced equipment, using special receivers, mainly for short waves, after a decade of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray G Crosby
RCA Laboratories
Institute of Radio Engineers
Crosby
Bertram Snelon
Congress
WEAF
NBC
3Farcom
WABC
Ehel
Heidt
Local social notes and family visits across towns
June social items show Mr and Mrs William Green in Union Bridge and Baltimore Hospital birth congratulations for a daughter. Connections include visits by Paul Sherfey, Clyde Warner, George Miller, Norman Heiner, Merion Engel and family, Bethel M E church services June 26, and a Sky Line Drive outing with Orval Warner party to Washington. Other visitors include William Green household and Mayberry, Gaion Bridge, Fazeliburg residents.
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Sam’s Creek
Sem's Creek
William Green
Betty
Preston
John Green
Union Bridge
Wilbur Green
University Hospital
Baltimore
Green
Paul Sherfey
Uniontown
Clyde Warner
George Miller
Norman Heiner
New Windsor
Merion Engel
Jeanne
Thomas R. Zumbrum
Mildred
Dorothy
McKinstrys
Bethel M. E
Orval Warner
Carrie McNally
Washington, D. C
Lewis Bare
Mayberry
Gaion Bridge
Handall Sposkine
Danton Ensor
Edgar Erb
Roger Eyler
Taneytown
Howard Koontz
Ada Erb
Walter
Roland Zile
China’s First Railway Purchase Ends With Tear Up
The 10 mile Shanghai to Woo sung line built by foreign enterprise in 1676 was later bought by the Chinese government after a farmer was killed on the track and torn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
Woosung
Chinese Japanese And Mongolian Art Exhibit At Artz Library
Frederick readers view a diverse collection once gathered during Leonards China service. bronzeware cloisonne and ivory carvings sit alongside Japanese footwear and lacquer screens. The exhibit includes an opium pipe, a Menchu case for fans and a Chinese junk model. The display pairs Far East customs with tools like an ancient counting device and various religious idols.
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John
C. Burr Artz
Three Yeess
Col
China
Frederick
Josephine Etchison
The Birth Of Wage And Hour Law In American Industry
AP recounts the rise of industrial America from pre Civil War steam to mass production by 1910. It notes how industrial growth created sweatshops with low wages and child labor, prompting protests and political interest by 1932 as leaders moved to translate the issues into law.
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Congress
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
South
Washington
America
National wage policy and the eight hour workday debate
The text discusses U S government aims to raise wages for worker welfare and questions if a nationwide standard for wages and hours will emerge from the WWC era. It notes the eight hour day debate and widespread workplace and press coverage. It also cites a ShanghaI pawnbroker survey reporting over 300 pawnshops looted or destroyed during wartime, with losses exceeding 100 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Éuyve
Berg
Uncle Sam
Paroled Convict Fleeing in Stolen Car With Guns
A paroled convict, Cari Earl Woods, 29, of Philadelphia, fled in a stolen car after a 15 mile chase in Baltimore. Police say the car, stolen in York Pennsylvania, carried eleven rifles and shotguns stolen from a Maryland hardware store last Sunday. Woods, released about 16 months ago after seven years for auto larceny, is sought for the incident.
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Baltimore
Jime
Cari
Ahas Earl Woods
Philadelphia
Eastern State Penitentiary
York, Pa
Setar
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RaApto
EL Butterfield
CBS
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Phil Spitaing
Larry Clinton
Wabc-Cbs
Guy Lombardo
Phil Cook
Phil Baker
WIZ
Magic Key
Rudy Vallee
Carol Weymann
Grenadier! Guards Band
Feg Murray
Tyrone Power Playhouse
Norman Cloutier
WFMD
A. F. Tobler
Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
Amos J. Traver
Leon P F. Vauthier
Episcopal Church
New Market
P. H. Williams
Faitheran Church
Robert Bott
Salvation Army
Philip Bower
Emmitsburg
Tas
Seats Guards
London
George VI
Scots Guards
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Artz
By Morgan M. Beatty
Voices
The
Wilderness
West China
San Francisco
Bronx Zoo
Pandora
U. A. Lough
S. Market St. Frederick, MD
Jurbane
Stlett
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Markell
Ford
Tubs
Iowa
Dosh
Derick
Haines
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Frederick, Md
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North Market Street
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