Annual Auto Show Opens Tuesday Displaying 200 Cars
Frederick's Thirteenth Annual Automobile Show opens Tuesday morning and runs through Saturday. Benbodying 23 leading makes, over 200 models will be shown by members of the Frederick Automotive Dealers Association. Dealers exhibit individually with decorated showrooms, curbs marked with flags, and outside lighting. Demonstrator cars available for test drives and public entertainment includes music from orchestras and radio.
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American Seaman Dies in Hong Kong Hotel Fire
An American seaman aboard the Memphis died in a King Edward Hotel fire that killed 14. Eush jumped from a burning window to a sheet but struck the floor. Petty Officer Phillips of the U S S Nash ville tied sheets and escaped. Also believed dead were a European woman, a Japanese woman, four Chinese, and six others.
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Honkong
Macha
Cameo Eush
Memphis
King Edward Hotel
Eish
Nashville
Phillips
Hearse Abandoned With Four Month Old Child Found
In South Philadelphia a cream colored hearse containing the body of a four months old child was found abandoned. Police believe bootleggers stole the hearse to transport liquor but abandoned it after discovering the infant. The vehicle had been taken from the Methodist Hospital receiving ward.
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Methodist Hospital
Schiff Company Expands with 17 Store Acquisitions
The Schiff Company of Calumet acquires 17 stores of Braser-Krieger Company in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, consolidating its chain. Birthday party notes follow with a festive gathering showing several guests and family members attending.
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Schiff Company
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Braser-Krieger
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Tee Uals
Two Men Fined in Potomac Edison Unauthorized Use Case
Guibert Dennis of North Bentz Street and Charles Hargett of West Side were each fined 50 and costs or 60 days in Frederice County Jail after being convicted of unauthorized use of electric current from Potomac Edison. Officials said meters were removed prior to alleged illegal connections. Dennis and Hargett were arrested after an Edison sample. Feaga Arrest Made for Assault on Wife on South Market Street. he awaits hearing before Justice Mot yer. Feaga allegedly threatened with a shotgun. officers seized the weapon.
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Guibert Dennis
North Bentz Street
Charles Harget
West Side
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Visiting Mothers Entertained at Hood College
Frederick hosts IMother's Day weekend as about one hundred mothers visit March 8 to 10. W C A sponsors. Dorothy Herman and Mary Zimmerman lead arrangements. mothers attend classes, hear a speech recital, enjoy teas, a formal dinner with dances, and musical performances at Brodbeck Hall and Coblentz social rooms.
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Dorothy Herman
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Broisbeck Hall
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Joseph HL Apple
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Loveyey
Ness Gladys
Maryland and Virginia plan toll bridge purchase on Potomac
Frederick county lawmakers discuss two bills in Annapolis including building code and planning commission for Frederick. A proposed amendment would set a time limit for tolls on the Point of Rocks and Brunswick bridges as Virginia and Maryland coordinate a cross state bridge purchase.
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Thirteen Prisoners Sentenced and Remanded to Institutions
Thirteen inmates were transported Sunday by Sheriff W C Roderick and deputies. Nine prisoners were sent to the House of Correction for larceny and related offenses with terms ranging from nine months to eighteen months. Four others were sent to the Penitentiary for manslaughter, larceny, and bad checks with sentences from three to ten years. Escort details and names of involved deputies are listed. Fencing matches at Hood College are announced with dates and eligible contestants. Market notes mention price moves and stock activity amid trading signals.
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Charles Martin
Oscar Fout
George Fletcher
John Timson
Columbus Ambush
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Clyde Haurer
Tra Rout
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Werner Redmond
Wiliam F. Stiner
Joseph Gouker
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Zimmerman
Washington writers cheer Hoover after first press conference
Washington correspondents, once sour on Hoover, welcomed his first day in office with renewed cheer after he promised larger press conferences and invited a journalist committee. The scene eased friction, though some remain wary of future disclosures and censorship fears.
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Pliny's Letter and Gentlemen of Color staged at Brodbeck Hall
Hood students presented two one act plays Pliny's Letter and Gentlemen of Color in a Saturday evening program produced in Brodbeck Hall under the Athletic Association contest. The works featured Miss Rocana Fahroey and Miss Narparet Gibbes as authors with student actors including Golda Hook Martha Carson Eleanor Miles and Zeke Lane performing in a college setting with issues of romance and social dynamics.
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Othy EQ Thomas
Eleanor Mijes
Jan. Gase
Suse
Caan
Wake Weil
Zeke
George
Sue
Harmony Grove Club Elects Officers Amid Civic Program
Harmony Grove Community Club met Friday with 18 members and 3 visitors. Mrs. William Thomas was elected president and Mrs. Robert Witter vice president, with Mrs. Nevin Dutrow secretary and Miss Mildred Thomas treasurer.
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Weasurer
Harry Cramer
Eleanor Houck
Officers Elected At Local Federation Meeting
At the federation gathering on March 21 delegates were named for the federation. Jean na Mrs D T McKinney were listed among officers with President Mrs J E Main and Vice President Mrs EL Ainscomh. Treasurer Mrs A W uk and Director Mrs B BR Nico were elected.
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Texas Exposition Fire Spurs Livestock Rescue
Fire at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth, Texas destroyed the merchants exhibit and spread to poultry and automobile pavilions. See emergency crews rush thousands of dollars of blooded stock to safety as flames spread rapidly.
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Hines to Remain as Head of Veterans Bureau
President Hoover reappoints Frank T. Hines as head of the Veterans Bureau. The Orphans’ Home receives 515,968. United Brethren church members note a 15000 gift to the U B Orphanage and Homestead in Quincy Pennsylvania from Peter Newcomer Warnesboro Pa with an additional 20400 tax-related payment noted.
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Rehearsal Report for Ruth Oratorio at Hagerstown
The rehearsal for Ruth by A. R. Gaul took place in Hagerstown with a large chorus assembled. Plans call for a performance in Meserstown during MM Week and later in Jefferson, with arrangements progressing smoothly.
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Decisive Battle Near Torreon Likely as Federals Advance
Reports from Mexico indicate heavy federal forces led by General Calles moving north toward Torreon and Yorren while rebel commander Escobar concentrates troops. Rebel reinforcements head toward Torreon as Mazatlan and Sinaloa operations threaten the national capital. Washington notes rising U S aid and border tensions as 300 Juarez troops are interned at Fort Bliss.
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Robberies Reported Across County Including Poole Store
About $25 in goods were stolen from Hays R. Poole’s store in Amstown last week by an unknown thief. Similar petty thefts occurred in city and county, with the Povie store and the Lame of HK. Ray Smith mentioned, and an entry attempted at C. D. Hickman’s store.
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Rain Delays Sailor Rizk’s Capetown Voyage Plans
Rain delays Rizk's voyage as Maren APL-Van Teal Black and Ba proceed toward Encl and Capetown. The journey paused today with plans to resume rors&aen Tigh Lomorz after weather clears.
Fire News Section Highlights Automobile Show Dates
The paper notes 28 pages today with 12 pages in the fire news section and a 12 page automotive show section scheduled from Tuesday to Saturday. Readers are urged to ensure they view the relevant pages for fire updates and show coverage.
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Chaney Faces Trial in Maryland Road Case
Baltimore March 11 Arre Chaney former superintendent of maintenance of the State Roads Commission stood trial in Criminal Court on two indictments charging him with obtaining 32 300 by false pretenses and with larceny and with receiving stolen goods from the roads body Chaney pleaded not guilty and asked for jury trial He began work with the roads commission 20 years ago as a truck driver He was third of the same group to stand trial one convicted Elmer Stallings acquitted six others pleaded guilty awaiting sentence Attorneys demanded a bill of particulars delaying the trial State's Attorney O Conor said the demand would be answered later Witnesses included G Clinton Onley former chairman of the road commission C Crogger and Raymond E North auditors of Haskins and Sells who checked the accounts and uncovered the 376 000 shortage Daniel H Carroll deputy state auditor uncovered the misappropriations from road funds
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Fire injures ten in Reading hotel blaze
A Reading hotel fire left ten injured as flames damaged the property estimated at 300000 dollars. Notables among the injured include Mary Lin, 24, from Pittsburgh Abe Sellers, 7, from Cleveland, and John Lave, 28, with many spectators watching the scene. A large gathering attended a meeting where officers were elected and club activities discussed.
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