Frederick Faces Snow Storm Aftermath With Power Restorations Slow
Frederick residents endure freezing temperatures as 12 degree lows hit, with over a quarter of streets dark from damaged poles and ice coated lines. Mayor Munshower hopes remaining circuits will be repaired tonight as crews cope with downed poles and dangerous dangling wires, while Winchester and other towns lag in power restoration. Fruit crops face damage from severe cold, threatening one of the lightest harvests in years.
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George Wallace
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Winchester Star
Potomas Edison Company
Lewistown
Creagerstown
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Johnsville
Adamstown
March Meeting Sets Club Improvements and New Members
Country Club directors met at the Francis Scott Key hotel and approved the new caddy house project and a pagoda at the seventh fairway for the coming season. W B Leichert appointed Casl Elmer Sic Staxrwell Charles E Hudson and B P W Harnawell to the teen s committee. Mrs John S Bershey and Mrs George J Rose joined the house and entertainment committee. F W Weitzel and Irving B James were elected members. Stewards positions vacated by Galvin and May Swan were filled by Earl Wacxsel and his wife. Directors present included Holmes D Baker R E Town F W Harmwell Dr James A Long William B Lebherz Harry J Lebherz Robert L L Warfield and Francis Petote.
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Catoctin County
Francis Scott Key
foirway
W. B. Leichert
Cas
Elmer SiC. Staxrwell
Charles E. Hudson
W. Harnawell
John S. Bershey
Geoge J. Rose
F. W. Weitzel
Irving B. James
Galvin
May Swan
Earl Wacxse
bellhons
Francis , Sea Key hotel
Holmes D Baker
R. E. Town
F. W. Harmwell
James A Long
Wi- Ham B. Lebherz
Hany J. Lebherz
Robert LL Warfield
Francis Petote
Pitts Beginnings Term at F H Smith Co Under Cloud of Convictions
A fragmentary article notes F H Smith Co hires Pitts after a medical exam, while Pitts faces multiple past convictions. It recalls his embezzlement charge from December 1930, a 14 year sentence stayed due to unresolved appeals, and a separate contempt conviction by Justice Letts with a one year term. The piece mentions ongoing debate over credit for time served and the impact on his employment.
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Pitts
Washington
F H Smith
Wartime Premier of Italy Dies at Age 93
Rome reports the death of Benito Mussolini era wartime Italian premier at 93. The scrambled telegraphic copy notes his rise in 1937, wartime leadership, and references to shifting fronts and weather impacts, with unclear details from the AP dispatch.
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French regulation cuts US apples from French market
French decree bars apples from any country with the San Jose scale, striking a blow to Virginia Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and Pacific Northwest growers. Officials say the move protects French orchardists while US exports to France surged in recent years, with barrels and boxes valued at about two million dollars in 1939 to 1941.
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Virginia
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L.A Wheeler
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Canada
Ministry of Agriculture
Campaigns in North Hes accompanied late David C Wine- Serick
North Hes campaigns follow late David C Wine-Serick and Morton. the Democratic Ww elects. The Woman's Missionary Society of 02 Reformed church held its Teestas 322.30 in church patios with president Mrs Leuca L Wouoebrener presiding and after singing O Master Let Me Walk With The.
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Fire Bankruptcy Petitions Rise in Florence Area
Fire caused by near and Mary E Florence and bis ed sankrunier F petitions in.
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Cold Wave Ravages Southern Crops and North Swirls
The storm spans the nation with a 40 death rise as the cold wave grips the country. Aboard the collier H S Be Bardeleben the crew of 34 abandoned ship near Cape Sable, N S after a three day gale. Ontario snow piles 8 to 10 feet while Niagara Falls hints at early spring. Snowbound northeast towns report subzero readings and the Memphis region endures its coldest spell of winter.
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Pennsylvania
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Bail Posted For Trial Of Westminster Bank Officials
Westminster March 10 AP Bail was posted here today for State Senator Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick president of the closed Central Trust Company of Maryland and four other officers of the bank. Bail of 2000 for Senator Coblentz and 1800 for each of the five others were posted. Charges include conspiracy to defraud with a possible additional indictment to follow. Falls Dead During Storm James Henry Pickett 30 died after a fall at Liston Howard County while a storm raged. He left two brothers and a sister.
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S Emme Brown
State Bank
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Liston
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Pine Grove
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Mise Rachel Pocket
Granted Divorce for Pamser R. Bowers in Prederick
Pamser R. Bowers is granted absolute divorce from Glenn F. Bowers of Prederick. The defendant is required to pay court costs. Attorney Reno & Harp represented the petitioner.
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Value of forest land stressed at meeting in a city
State Forester F P Bestey told the annual forest warden conference in Frederick that every thousand feet of timber cut puts cash into circulation as he urged fire prevention. He praised public education by 650 Maryland wardens and cooperation of plants sending workers to fires. Lions Club luncheon honored forest wardens and William Renner received the Lions silver cup for efficiency. many wardens and guards attended.
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Maryland
Wiliam G. Renner
Lawrence Richey
Catoctin Purnace
Charles F. Seeger
Willam Feaga
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C. Thomas Summers
Lions’ Cup
Officers Installed At Corilon Club Annual Meet
Officers installed include President E Towr Vice President Robert L Wardeid Secretary James H Grove Treasurer Joseph T Griffin with executive committee W HatTr Ww unten McShery and W Ross. Board members named along with several governors whose terms not expired. Monthly supper and meeting at Monocas Club features talk on Other by Miss Leah Alien and vocal selections by Ger idine Kreh.
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Bomb suspect tied to Colombo Boer seized in Chicago bond
A fugitive anarchist suspect linked to bomb plots across the United States was priced at a $266 000 bond in Chicago. Investigators tie him to an Easton Pennsylvania explosion that killed three, and a bookmaking apparatus was found at Boer's home as part of the case.
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Two Deputies Held in Alleged Shakedown in Hyattsville
Hyattsville Md March AP Deputy Sheriff Newton A James and Thomas V Garrison son of Thomas H Garrison chief deputy sheriff were arrested today in an alleged shakedown of a Washingtonian. The car contained 20 cases of liquor and the pair were charged with holdup and robbers. They were held on 2000 bail each for a Monday hearing before Magistrate J Chew Sheriff. Brown says the men stopped a car on Washington Boulevard near Hyattsville and threatened to confiscate the vehicle and arrest the owner unless money was paid.
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Washington
Nominations for Annual Hood May Fete at Hood College
The mass meeting at Broddeck Hall Hood College nominated May Queen candidates Marian Rudy Louise Patterson Katherine Francies Martha Emerick and Eleanor Rowles. Prince Hood nominees Lauie Lamade Virginia Magee Patricia Sullivan Catharine Ayars. Jester nominees Marie Brown Helen Pulat Emily Lively Anne Keet and Margaret McAnks. Voting will occur Friday March 11 with results kept secret on May Day morning.
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Hood College Army Navy game to feature fashion show
Hood College hosts the Army Navy basketball game Saturday at 7 30 PM in the state armory. A fashion show during halftime will display fast moving campus wear from the A A store with Marian Rudy as chair and store manager. Music by Dave Hagan's orchestra.
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Negotiations For Return Of Baby In Final Stage Report
Hopewell New Jersey March 10 AP two statements claimed Lindbergh baby safe and well. Governor Moore said he believes the child will come back alive and healthy though no new information was disclosed. A New York Daly News account cited an unimpeachable source close to the Lindbergh family saying negotiations for the child's return are in the final stages with Morris Rosner directing efforts and go-betweens Salvi Spitale and Irving Bitz. The paper alleged Rosner’s deep underworld links and cabinet officer and congressman connections, plus photographs of Rosner with Col Henry Breckenridge en route to meetings. State police denied involvement and declining to confirm any such negotiations. Betty Gow remains under consideration for the security of the child. Newark police had checked on postcards to the nurse and the search continued.
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Wheat Theft Charge Faces Jury Trial
A jury in Circuit Court found a man guilty of swindling sixteen bushels of wheat from James W. Hyats. The case was heard after the defendant waived a court trial. A second trial involved Rosese and Harlan W. DeGrange charged with stealing twenty five chickens from Charles E. Rautze on November 14. Other docket items include James W Callan facing bigamy charges and the recommitment of 15 year old Robert E. Lee to the Maryland Training School for Boys for burning his employer's barn following a guilty plea.
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Charles E. Rautze
Alban Mr. Wood
Alton ¥. Bennett
James W. Callan
Washington
Harold Wood
Maryland Training School for Boys
Robert E. Lee
Lee
House Takes Up New Revenue Raising Bill
Washington March 10 AP The House began debate on a 1 096 billion tax bill, chair Crisp of the Ways and Means committee calls it Congress duty to raise revenue. He notes a 1 2416 billion treasury deficit for 1933 and says the budget must be balanced to aid recovery, provide jobs and support emergency relief measures.
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Georgia Democrat
Helsingfors Boatmen Rescue 100 From Ice
In a Gulf of Finland rescue amid a spring gale, Helsingfors boatmen saved about 100 of 200 stranded as ice floes broke loose yesterday. One group, with 100 horses, lay on two massive ice sheets near Suursarri Island between Helsingfors and Leningrad, visible but unreachable by locals. Weather and ice conditions hindered further aid.
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N'Gi Baby Gorilla Dies at Washington Zoo
Washington March 10 AP N'Gi the baby gorilla died of pneumonia today at the Washington zoo. Doctors and zoo aides had been trying to save the year old animal using oxygen tanks from New York. Despite round the clock care their efforts were insufficient and the gorilla died.
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31st Infantry Not to Be Called from Shanghai
Unclear dispatch notes the 31st Infantry not to be withdrawn from immediate Contiots amid market noise in Shanghai. Reporting mentions the State De- Market narrows and United reserves, with Nasdaq-like swoons around midday. Horace C Zacharias birthday noted in brief, greeting readers.
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Weather report fragment with dated figures
Fragmentary weather data shows precipitation totals and temperatures. Mentions March figures and various unreadable codes, plus yesterday’s low and today’s temperatures. Forecast hints a sunrise and moon phase timing, with unclear station identifiers.
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