Fire damages warehouse on South Market Street in Frederick
A $3,000 blaze flooded a rear warehouse behind 67 South Market Street in Frederick, starting early morning. Firefighters from four companies battled through a narrow alley, saving adjacent properties and preventing greater losses to furniture stock and a long-time storage operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Gilmore R.Flaute
gener
C.Edward Sinn
Eugene Sponseller
Green and Gacber
George W
Carroll creek
Market
All Saints
Cour Streets
Frederick fre
Earl
Hargell
Ioss
Frankie Pope Shot to Death in Chicago Gambling Boss Scene
Chicago March report says Frankie Pope a famed gambler and alleged gambling boss was shot and killed at 53 West Jackson boulevard in a two gun blast after a maid heard a faint cry. Pope had a prior narcotics and liquor conviction and was released from Leavenworth four months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
Frankie" Pope
West Jackson boulevard
Sam
Pope
the Hiller
Leavenworth
Fess Jr Admits Fee Payment Linked to Watres Act Support
Paul Henderson of United Aircraft and Transport Corp testifies that Fess Jr son of a senator paid a 3090 or 5000 dollar fee for aiding passage of the Watres Act and for employing J Bruce Kremer as counsel. The fee was earned in two days in April 1930 and related to securing a small route certificate for a United Aircraft subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marth
Lear Fess
Fess
Ohio
J. Bruce Kremer
Morians
Paul Henderson
United Aircraft and Transport Corporation
Senate airmail
Henderson
House
Senate
United Aircraft
York pastor injured in city automobile crash
Rev. L. Bair Hart of York, a farmer and pastor, is in York hospital after a two-car collision Monday afternoon in the city. He suffered a broken nose and two facial fractures. Fire caused smoke odor, occupants escaped as flames threatened the building next to the apartment block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bair
Springers- Dury
York City
thearders of the apes
Bai
Bar‘ wes
Frederics
Hargett
Helen Graser
J. W Brown
J. W. Wood
Dewey Witter
ammunum
Three Wounded in Shorter Hours Fracas at Texas Pen
Prisoners in critical condition after a fracas at the Texas penitentiary. Wounded include three inmates in a violent clash during an attempted wage raise action. Officials have not yet announced formal charges or resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEXAS
Prison Breakout Frustrated at Huntsville Penitentiary
Five inmates attempted a cell escape at Huntsville Texas prison using a self made key. Three wounded guards, two convicts shot during the ascent. Charley Frazier alias Eldridge Johnson critically wounded, Edward McArthes and Pete Finch also wounded. Others identified include Roy Thornton and Robert Hill. Roosevelt era code debates and industry licensing loom in Washington as congress weighs extending powers and wage policy.
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Huntsville
Texas
carly
vic
sity
Howard Bass
Bass
Charley Frazier
Eldridge Johnson
Edward McArthes
Pete Finch
Roy Thornton
Delias county
Robert Hhil
Eastland court
Thornton
Bonnie Parker
noterius Clyrde Barrow
southwest
desperado
Elier
Hot
Santa Claus
Eastland
disciples of
St. Nick
Cashington
Roosevelt
Johnson
Roosevel
Congress
Stock Exchange
Connecticut
canneb
tle Aero White House
Barry H Wooding
Sec of War
oaw
House
Air Corps
Benjamin D
Indecision Marks Market's Attitude in New York
New York March 7 AP reports financial markets held a cautious stance with faint speculative pulse. Activity remained near yesterday's low as traders awaited guidance from Washington and others. Frictions and quiet demand characterized stocks and grains while cotton showed minor gains and bonds stayed steady.
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New York
Washington
America
England
France
Cail moner
Young Republican League Forum in Baltimore
A Young Republican League forum is planned in Baltimore on March 7 with invitations sent to state and local leaders including Cumberland Frederick and Annapolis. Congressman Lexis reports to the Military Committee on a park at Monocacy battlefield and the Lewis bill action at the next meeting. Meanwhile, a man named McRae faces charges from police with a $20 bond, and William B. French improves after illness at his Frederick residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Blazors
Cumberland
Hesersiong
Frederick
Annapolis
Young Republican League
David J. Lexis
William B. French
Frederick Con National Bank
Files Suit to Collect Indebtedness on Notes
A lawsuit was filed in Circuit Court by Central Trust Company seeking collection of debts on notes involving W Hang Bauer and associates. The case names John J. French and others as counsel and notes amounts around 38162 and 699532 with assets tied to a Sal eckicg account. A related hearing in police court for disorderly conduct against Edcar Betson and John Speaks was not held and charges may be dropped. defendants released on recognizance.
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Sulitt
W. Hang Bauer
Central Trust Company
John J
John uam
French
receiver & Company we iy Hatter Monta PF
Maher anc Hiv
Ganval Gras
S.gnes
W darcy
Edcar Betson
ané@ John Speaks
pelice court
Confederate General Shot Down At Square Corner Before Monocacy
Mrs. Samson Kingsbaker of Chicago recalls in Frederick the hours before the Battle of Monocacy when Confederate and Union forces clashed on Market Street and Square Corner. She describes the firefight near Kemp Dry Goods and the fall of a Confederate officer as Union troops approached from the South, with horses wounded and streets strewn with casualties. The scene continues to be retold as the battle moved toward Frederick Junction and the Monocacy engagement unfolded nearby.
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Monocacy
Frederick
Samson Kincsbaker
Chicago
Kong
baker
som
Conte
Boe 'eaty
Ceart Heusi
Jex
siem
Frederick County
dyme i Mn
Frederics
Kingebaxer
Balimore
Bavimore
Washington
thoore
bamefeld
essex
Unclear text. fire damages garages in city
Fragmentary report notes a fire incident affecting several garages owned by residents in the city. Names and precise details are unreadable, with missing dates and locations making full identification impossible.
Carroll Pomona Grange backs corn hog program
Carroll County Pomona Grange held its regular quarterly meeting at the County Agent's office Westminster. Joan 5 Bushey presided as Pomona Master. The group adopted a resolution opposing shortening the school year to under 180 days. A committee including George B John Thomas Sting tonf and Mrs Mahlon Grimmer presented the plan. The resolution supported the program and urged farmers to back it. An additional measure favored import fats and oils restrictions. Plans were laid for future meetings and a session with Jefferson County council officials.
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Pomona
Westminster
Joan
Bushey
grange
George B John
Thomas Stingtonf
Mahlon Grimmer
Carroll county
J. Herbert Snider
Trustees Weigh Sites For C Burr Artz Free Library
Frederick trustees consider Acad ems corner Council and Record streets Trail property East Church street and Ritchie property West Church street for a new library funded by the Artz estate. They emphasize cost and aim to operate from investment income to avoid future public appeals. Public input invited via letters or press. Also health report notes February cases of scarlet fever and measles in the county with scattered city cases but no outbreak.
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C. Burr Artz Free Library
publc
Academs
Council and
Record streets
Frederick County Free Library
Trail
East Church street
Ritchie propery
West Church street
Jacob Rohrbeck
Samuel G. Duval
August T. Brust
Margaret C. Artz
Victorine T. Artz
Prederick
C. Burr + Artz
Jacob Rohrebeck
A. Kemp Keefer
Stallne
Frederick county
Frederick
Mr. Pisasant
cis ANG
Bic- Hatim Mea
Walsersville
Woodsboro
Weather data snapshot for March 1933
The piece lists daily weather figures for March with precipitation 0.32 inches and 2.439 inches noted for different days. It references temperatures including a high and low range, sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset, and mentions mist or fog indicators. The fragmented OCR presents estimated values without clear dates or locations.
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mars
Howard county
Fisher
Jacuar
Wilam H. Porsyihe, Jr
mercy
citees
Markesiree
poice
Harget
South Court
Market street
re Asepemeat Hose Company
Ritejour
eestream
Lewis B. Hargett
Baz Hargett
argent partments
FRANKIE POPE
Chicago West Side
FESS JR
AIRCRAFT CO
Kremer
L. BAIR HART
York
Gertrude avencance
Fredersumed
Greeton
RC. Thompson
siver
Col. Pratt
Maryland Training School
J. D. Blackwell
YOUNG REPUBLICAN LEAGUE FORUM MEET
Gisarderts
wan McRae
Layman
Central Trust Co
SFr
NRA
campuls
opemde
sariti
Roas
wases
SVVCSN
Montini ‘hs city
end Raph Routan
Middietoam
CARROLL POMONA GRANGE
R Wades Sm
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Kempisan Coun
Jefferson
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