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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
3
The article names Oliver C. Short as the State Employment Commissioner and lists board members Lawrason Rigga Raymond S. Willams and Jessa Bowen confirming the panel composition.
Reports from across the county indicate robins blue birds cardinals and black birds arriving as spring begins. Meteorologist J. H. Speacer notes birds arrive nearly on schedule each year and caution that warm spells may not signal weather changes. The study classifies Maryland birds into permanent residents migratory visitors and once rare species now reappearing with rising spring interest.
The Woodbore public school and the Lajyal Temperance Union plan an evening at the town hall with two plays by local amateurs to benefit the school and Union. Finishing touches are set with anticipated big crowds and a Student Expression Recital follows on Saturday night at Brodbeck Music Hall featuring works from Dunbar to Wilde and Wiggs, inviting faculty, students and friends.
Former United States Senator Joseph Irwin France is nearing return to the United States from Russia by a Moscow cable. The report says he has completed negotiations on several industrial and trade projects involving American capital.
William H. Carters dismissal as a prison guard was upheld by a board led by Warden Claude B. Sweezy. The action concerns the Penitentiary and stems from a formal review of his conduct. The decision affirms the earlier removal and reinforces authority of the warden over staff discipline.
The article notes that in France the first Friday of the month is seen as the luckiest wedding day, while in most other countries Friday the 5th is regarded as the unluckiest day to marry.
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