Judith Lane Beats the Storm for a Stenographer Role
Judith Lane at Bevins Construction endures a rainstorm as she handles a rush assignment. Big Tom Bevins seeks her help to search titles for a field survey while praising her precision. The exchange spurs talk of a field trip and a stake in a potential project.
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Judith Lane
Delft
Om Bevins
Jackson
Tom
Hera
Judy
Miss Lane
Big Tom
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Kline
Amalgamated
Judith
Carlson
the Tribune
Internationaly
Clia
Fathr
Emil Lene
Tom Berins
Austin
Stenographer Judith Lane Drives Rio Diablo Dam Saga
Judith Lane, a determined engineer turned stenographer, navigates a Rio Diablo dam scheme, a Houston Tribune interview, and a Rice lobby dinner. She confronts past investors, partners and family loss while shaping a career in a male dominated field.
Icy Exile Drift Traps Refugees and Adventurers
A drifting Arctic tale recounts 100 refugees stranded between Siberia and Wrangel Island with 15 expedition parties risking the polar sea. Food caches, frozen boats, and open water lanes test survival as crews seek Canada and Alaska under storm and ice.
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Sks
Siberia
Wesngell
Siberian
Boyish Prank Triggers Stabbing Incident In Town
William Baul, 122 Water Street, was stabbed just above the heart during a prank at a Mary O Brien residence on Water Street. George Kemp, 18, of 115 Water Street, was arrested for assault with intent to kill. Kemp claimed he was provoked by a prank and did not intend serious harm. The stabbed youth received treatment from Dr. Charles S. Brooks and remained under care as the wound was dangerous.
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William Baul
George Thomas Kemp
Water Street
George Layman
Rema
Mary O'Brien
Charles S. Brooks
Sherman P. Bowers
W. R. Newton
Peagaville
E. W. VanFossen
Walkersville
Rainbow Inn
Frederick
VanFossen
Newton
Roger Whalen
Adamstown
Whalen
A. L. Crawford
Point of Rocks
A. F. Anderson
John F. Biggins
Chas. Burras
Jake Foreman
Boonsboro
Clarke Place
Layman
Alion
Wilbur
Mehring
Taneytown
Local Driver Fined 200 for Speed and License Violations
W Pangoern charged with exceeding 40 miles per hour awaiting a hearing today. Clyde RK Betts formerly of ville now Chewington county failed to answer a summons for December 30 hearing. State Officer J R Miller arrested Betts Saturday and Libertytown Justice of the Peace Mrs John J Hitselberger fined Betts 200 plus costs for operating with a revoked license and revoked tags. he serves 60 days in jail for default.
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W. Pangoern
Clyde RK. Betts
Formerville
Chewington County
J. R. Miller
John J. Hitselberger
Libertytown
Community events span Hyattstown and nearby towns
The report covers a George Washington supper at Burdett's Hall on February 22, Epworth League and Christian Endeavor activities at the M. E. Church South, visits by residents to Remington and Warrenton, a February 14 M E B social in Burdette's Hall, and illness updates with local names including Mrs H H Claggett Mrs H Dr Garrett and Mr Jack Haines.
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B. J. Garrett
Washington
Gertrude
Margaret Claggett
Hratistown
Jack Haines
Frederick
Remington
Warrenton
Garrett
M. EB
Burdette
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Ira L. Davis
Moa. S&s. J. L
Eva Caroine Ripcon
Eugene Carlisle
Margaret Rippeon
Donald Lawson
Alger Soper
Fredmont Union
Epworth BM. EL Church
South
Inspection of State Troops Highlights And Schedule
The state troops inspection is completed with 566 officers and 1 186 men evaluated. Major Elmer P. Mumshower leads the First Regiment Band and Second Battalion as public events invite attendees. Upcoming inspections cover multiple companies across Maryland sites with a summer camp award for top rating and a silver loving cup for the best company last year.
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Elmer P. Mumshower
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Laurel
Howitzer
Kensington
Wessminster
Fim Bankston
Stelair
Annapolis
Sib Soerings
Eastern Shore
Elkton
Centreviie
Cambridge
Chesterown
Third Battaion and Compass
Grisfield
Avr
Eee
Pocomos
Salisbury
Easton
Service Company
Company A
Liquor Prices Cut Across Maryland Districts
Washington reports reduced liquor prices amid efforts to curb anti state sales. Montgomery county dispensaries plan a new price schedule starting tomorrow. Private dealers in Bladensburg and other Prince George's towns have already slashed prices by 25 to 50 percent.
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Washinton
Anti St
Lesal Equor
Washington
Montgomery New
Slver
Bladensonny
Prince George’s County
John C. Walker
Mortgomery County
Prince George's
Austrian crowd disrupts rally with Nazi salutes in Villach
Police in Villach March 4 dispersed a hostile crowd that shouted Heil Hitler and displayed Swastikas after an address by Chancellor Dollfuss. The event followed his remarks on constitutional reform and safeguarding the republic from extremist elements, with calls for a new constitution within a week.
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Villach
Austria
Hell
Hitler
Exgelbert Dolluss
Ism
Mass
Dollfuss
Hurricanes Cut Soybean Crop In North Carolina Counties
Two recent hurricanes devastated northeastern North Carolina counties causing an unprofitable soybean harvest this season for the first time in years. Grounded farmers seek aid as crops suffer and prices rise.
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