Modern Dairy Barn Burns Near Lewistown
A modern dairy barn near Lewistown burned after 10 AM as a nearby stream helped firefighters save adjacent structures. The fire destroyed the dairy building and shed but a nearby bank barn replaced after a 1931 blaze that killed its own hay wheat and harness. Br. Carr and family were at home nearby as neighbors aided in containment.
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Carr
S. F. Séuis
Lewistown
Tae
bern
medhiary
Lewistoun
Federation Plans All Day Women’s Club Meeting
Plans for the annual meeting of the Tederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs were discussed at Wayside Inn. The event includes an executive session, reports, and a 300th anniversary Mary and theme program with about 30 club representatives. A board meeting March 1 will set dates for testing and business.
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Tederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Calvary Methodist pal Church
Wayside Inn
federation 3
Reid
Armory
Elmer
lixon
Helen Pear
Adamstown Woman's Club
pwistown Woman's Club
Lewistown
Creanstown
mmitsburg Woman's Cub
Adamstown
Primry toorning
Buckeystews Woman's Club
Braddock Club
MAIL DELIVERY HERE TUESDAYS TO BE CURTAILED
Post office announces Tuesday afternoon mail delivery will be discontinued for eight weeks with pay preserved for employees and several clerks cut from their jobs until July 1. Reduced service includes suspension of Tuesday routes, four cars removed from operation, and reassignment of postmasters and staff to meet budget constraints.
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cuttenment
Frederick
Postoffice
jobe
Bergie
rounes
M Biser
elimime
Filing of Income Tax Returns Opens Morning at Post Office
The filing office on East Patrick Street opens at dawn with Internal Revenue agent Lewis L. Shinzamen in charge. Several dozen residents attend to file returns and pay taxes, while a separate event at Woodsboro Opera House features a school program directed by Mr. Sumramon and Jr. Sunes. The article notes prior bank asset appraisal by Central Trust Co and references past assistance by Mo. Jeces D. Baker.
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Eest Patrick street
Lewis L. Shinzamen, Jr
Internal Revenue
Sumramon
Frederick wate
Central Trust Co
artic
Sstiedar
Creax
Cesta Truss Company
D. Baker
Frederick
Ube benk
Mir. Baker
gramntous
Flyer Found Costes Feared Lost in North Sea
A fogbound crash scare involving famed French aviator Costes triggered an intensive search in the North Sea. Authorities feared the flyer was lost as rescuers combed the area for survivors.
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Costes
North Sea
Sheriff Removes Deputy Lowery in misconduct case
Sheriff Charles W Crum announced the revocation of Frank O Lowery s deputy sheriff commission for the county. Drunken driving and improper conduct cited as basis for removal with John L Rice Myersville appointed to fill the vacancy. Lowery had previous reinstatements and faced multiple investigations and court actions.
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Frank O. Lowers
Myersvile
Charles W. Crum
Lowery
John L. Rice
Republicsm Councy Central Committee
Cau
daa
Trading at Standstill Market Studies Speech Report
Fragmented OCR text notes market activity with references to speeches and warnings. Mentions stock movements, speculative interest, and wage concerns. Names and places are unclear. content varies in clarity and coherence.
Weather Ledger From March 1933 and 1934 Precipitation
The report records March precipitation totals 3.32 inches for 1933 and 5.06 inches for 1933, notes a 1934 deficiency, and lists yesterday’s high 47, last night low 42, and daybreak/ sunset times. It mentions sunrise 6:31 am and moonrise 8:52 am with minor garbled data on temperatures and gate.
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Precy Korma
onial
Princess Iréna Youssoupoff Wins Rasputin Suit Verdict
A Shelark court jury awards Princess Iréna Youssoupoff about 125000 dollars after a dramatic trial alleging insults by depictions of Rasputin and the Empress. The verdict follows a high profile case against the creators of the pictorial “Rasputin and the Empress” and costs of the proceedings.
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Leados
Shelark
Irera Youssspof
wday
Mero Gaidayn-Marer itd
Stim “Raspuen
medefter
Youssoupof
Russa
Irena
Natasha
Metzo- Gokinge-Mayer
Teena
che ploure
United Seases
England
dar
Rasputin
Youssoupoff
Dera
Rasmiin
Fog Delay Ends in Paris Airman’s Quiet Departure
French aviator Dieudonné Costes known as the Lindbergh of France left Münster after fog halted his flight to Copenhagen. German weather forced a longer stay and sparked fears he had crashed as authorities pursued a safe route.
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Munster
Germany
Dieudenne Costes
Lindbergh
France
Copenhagen
Castel
Paris
Bremen
Lenten Service Plans Outlined by Frederick Ministers
Frederick City Ministerial Union outlines Lenten plans for March 19 23 including union services at Calvary Methodist and Evangelical Reformed churches. A Transient Center recreational program is planned with a new center on North Court Street and a transient Bible school will not be held municipally this summer.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Bernard C. Moris
William C. Royal
Douglass Hooft
Air
Hansen
Calvare Methodis
Episcopal church
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Washington
Church of the Brechren Cap
Hagerstown
Barent Hollinger
Wa Corus
Weeresdarping
Cassel Chavel Cruz
Evangelical Reformed church
choi
howi
ehnarse
Detram Jackson
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Capt
Morris
Ralph B Harman
G. Eins
Hoof
Roral
Traver
Harman
Barnhart
Hiever eharnes
Favorable Action Expected on Battlefield Park Bill
Maryland Congressman David J Lewis urged quick House Military Affairs subcommittee support for a national battlefield park on Monocacy in Frederick County The bill seeks a 30000 PWA grant to establish the park with Governor Richie and Senators Goldsborough and Winebronner present to back the measure The proposal was introduced by Representative Lexis.
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Washington
David J. Lewis
Maryland
House
Preterick
Richie
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
David C. Wine- Brenner
hhe
pstabushing park
Lexis
Washington political tides shape District power plays
In Washington DC the New Deal era influence edges into local government as Cary Grayson Joe Tumulty and Mrs. Harriman loom large in the District’s politics. Grayson helped place commissioners and could become Navy Secretary while Tumulty backed shifts in the city’s administration and party alignments.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Gerumbia
Wilson
crAts
Cary Grayson
Woodrow Wilson
Joe Tumulty
J. Borden Harrimen
Grayson
Roosevelt
Navy
Hoover
Tom
Harrunman
D. C
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pet
Cnaimarn Deen
U.S
Tre jocal Democratic organization
Highest Court Upholds Right To Fix Prices
A high court ruling affirms a state power to set minimum price for a commodity. The decision upholds statutory authority and clarifies the legal framework for price fixing in the region.
Actress Wins Divorce After 54 Day Marriage
Doris M. testified in court that her marriage to Arthur Hopkins collapsed after 54 days. She said jealousy and verbal abuse, with him calling her names, led to the breakup. The proceeding occurred in Syracuse, New York, as she sought the divorce.
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Hugo Black
Aad
Alabama
Jim F. Black
gary
Alice Longworth
Washington
Alice
New York
Counse
Ferdinand Pecora
Doris m
Arthur Hopkins
Syracuse
Roosevelt urges industry to raise wages and shorten hours
President Roosevelt told NRA code authorities that government cannot forever absorb unemployment and urged immediate cooperation to raise wages and shorten hours. He pressed for free labor choice, lower prices supporting employment, and persistent reform to curb monopolistic practice and unfair trades. He warned exceptions to compliance require firm government action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Constitution Hall
United States
Navy plane crashes near Hampton Roads killing two
Two navy flyers are missing after a amphibian plane plunged into Hampton Roads off Newport News near the C and O coal piers. The crew included Lt PW Davis and aviation mechanic Matt David Marchsad. Rescue and salvage efforts are ongoing as shore observers report a man seen in the water and a second amphibian aircraft searched the area.
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Noriok
Hampton Roads
Newport News
earl
PW. Davis
Matt David Marchsad
Norfolk Naval base
Hammon
Norfolk
naval air station
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lost Trade Names Mention Eleanor Roosevelt Beer Shop
Fragmentary OCR mentions a place and a shop named Eleanor Roosevelt Beer and Coffee Shoppe. Seth Thomas, solicitor for the Department of Agriculture, is noted as not related to a clockmaker with a similar name. Copyright 1934 NEA Service.
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Seth Thomas
Department of Agriculture
NEA Servis, inc
Renovation Progresses at Montevue Tramp House Project
The former tramp house at Montevue, now a CWA project, nears completion with painting finished on the main building and renovations continuing under George Palmer. The hospital will accommodate about 46 patients and serve white and colored individuals, with work aimed for completion by April 15.
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Montevue
CWA
county institution
Koowas
George Palmer
Jenuvary el
locsi
espenally
stadt S
Mos
Marguerite
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