Frederick county school bond plan heads to House
Frederick County delegations sponsors a bill in the House of Delegates authorizing borrowing 350000 for school improvements aided by local groups including the Patron-Teachers Association the Boys High School Alumni and the Civic Club. The Board of Education backs the measure noting many schools need replacement or major upgrades.
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Ford to Fight Wall Street on Muscle Shoals Plan
Detroit March 17 Henry Ford pledges to keep Wall Street out of the Muscle Shoals water power project saying he will exert every resource and influence to perpetual it as a national example. He insists Wall Street will have no role in financing or operating the project if he can prevent it.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Wall street
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Alabama
Ford
South
Knickers Are Taboo at Atlantic City High
The Atlantic City high school faculty declared knickers taboo for girls after a daughter of a boardwalk merchant attended in green checked knickers and a fawn coat. Other girls rushed to wear knickers, but the rule cites golf course as the setting, not the classroom.
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Atlantic City
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House Congratulates Ireland on St Patrick’s Day
Annapolis March 17 The House of Delegates unanimously adopted a resolution praising the government of Ireland. Delegate Gambrill urged immediate adoption of a plan recognizing St Patrick’s Day.
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House of Pelesates
Delecate Grannans
Baltimore
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St. Patrick's trarit
St Patrick Day Traditions Spark Green Pride Across Town
March brings a festive mood as streets glow with green ribbons and shamrocks. Schoolgirls and boys wear verdant bows and hats, while legends about Saint Patrick inspire lively debate and jokes about weather and a mythical wife.
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St. Patrick
iskely
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St Sheela
Patrick
Hood College to stage four one act plays this evening
Hood College presents Kathleen Nicoolihan Hearts Two Crooks and Lady and The Florist Shop in Winchester Hall this evening at 8. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Hood College
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Nicoolihan
Winchester Hall
Frederick city slacker list names ten men
A wartime Frederick city slacker list arrived from Fort Howard three and a half years after the armistice, containing ten names with inconsistent aliases and two or more addresses. The county list is not public, and the notice questions the missing notorious draft dodger and the address 4th W. Pike St. Md. The report notes deserters’ addresses, some with unfamiliar or multiple names.
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Third Corps
Fort Howard
Baltimore
Frederick
Camp Meade
exemption board
4th W. Pike St
Frederick Co. Md
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War Department
Irish Outlook Grows Darker Amid Tyrone-Monaghan Tension
Belfast reports from Aughnacloy say 500 IRA members moved to the frontier and set positions between Aughnacloy and Caledon. Flax mills farms are being commandeered, bridges and roads made impassable, traffic limited to fields and lanes. Last night there was heavy firing with hundreds of shots fired at the Aughnacloy special barracks.
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Associated Press
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Tyrone
Monaghan
Aughnacloy
Irish Republican Army
Caleton
Trafic
Aughuacley speccial
Arrests after pistol duel aboard ship with contraband liquor
An East River ship loaded with liquor was seized after a pistol battle among 24 captors and special revenue agents. More than 30 rounds were fired. A worker died after falling 80 feet in Vancouver during a rope-cutting accident. In Cleveland a nationwide baseball lottery switchboard was exposed with 2,500 ticket purchaser records found at a news agency. The prize totals tied to six teams across four leagues.
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Associated Fresh
New York
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tedar
East river
Vancouver
British Galambia
Associated Press
St. Leonie
Cleveland
Geketsa Taher
Frederick on Good Behavior and Arrests This Week
Whiskey stolen from the Horsey distillery last week has not returned to Frederick via bootleg routes. Police report no drunkenness or arrests this week. fines have fallen off and no new collateral is recorded. Citizens remain cautious as possible trouble, or the “calm before the storm,” may yet erupt.
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Horsey
Frederick
orelay
Frederck
Rosenour Bros Answer to Dismiss Petition Denies Buyout Interest
Benjamin and Gerson Rosenour, surviving partners of B Rosenour and Sons, respond to Mrs May Ring Rosenour and Gerald Ring Rosenour's petition. They deny desires to buy the deceased brother's interest, dispute stock value, and say they relinquished benefits under the will to avoid litigation. They urge dismissal and promise full accounting after winding up.
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Gerson Rosenour
Gerald King Rosenour
North Market street
Benjamin Rosenour
Abraham Rosenour
aiewer
Rosenoer
Geral
Rosenonur
B. Resenour & Sons
Benjamin Rorencar
Mistaken Identity Plays Out In Burkittsville Misadventure
A Lancaster couple visiting Burkittsville become the center of a mistaken identity melee as a man mistaken for a house breaker is pursued by a crowd. After misdirections and a locked door near Mainhart’s home, the truth emerges at a nearby sale and the incident ends in laughter.
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Burkittsville
G. Clinton Winebrenker
Lancaster
Walkeraville
Miss Mainhart
Mainhart
Winebrenner
Mr. Winebrenner
Frederick
Mr. Mainhart
Virgin Mary Named France Patron Saint Alongside Joan of Arc
In a Vatican issued report dated March 17 the Virgin Mary is declared patron saint of France and Joan of Arc is named secondary patron Saint Joan. The move follows a request from French clergy and comes after Pope Benedict died. the new Pope granted the request. Storage chickens must be marked and sellers must notify buyers under a new law with penalties up to $100 per violation.
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ars
France
Joan of Arc
Saint Joan
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Theanier
Pope Benedict
Ponti
Teehoes
Harford tenni
Haines bail reduced at first hearing in whiskey case
John W. Hanes of New London released on 500 dollar bail after a federal preliminary hearing before Commissioner Supplee in Baltimore. Miller, a colored farm hand, held on 500 bail and later released. Agents testified about 21 barrels of Horsey whiskey found hidden on Haines farm near Burkittsville. Haines claimed the whiskey was placed there by others with permits.
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John W. Hanes
New London
Outerbridge
Haines
Steven Miller
William Curran
Baltimore
Alban M. Wood
McHenry Hanged in DC for Double Murder
John McHenry, 24, a former New London convict, was hanged in the District of Columbia jail for the murder of a Washington city detective and an automobile dealer during a robbery attempt. An Irish freedom group opposed the execution as a desecration of Ireland's patron saint feast day.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Mc Henry
New London
McHenry
New England
Western Md Railroad Shop Workers Fail to Meet President Byers
The Western Maryland shop workers committee from Hagerstown failed to see President Byers in Baltimore. A protest was filed with the Federal Railroad Labor Board against the road expanding contract work that nullifies prior wage agreements.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Byers
Western Maryland Railroad
Brerm
Federal Railroad Labor Board
Call loan rate falls to three percent mark
New York March 17. On abundant caution money rates continued to ease this morning. Call loans opened and renewed into next week at 3 percent but fell to 3 percent within the first hour. Stock market trading became active before noon with occasional irregularity.
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Associated Prem
New York
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