The Semi-Weekly News Ad Rates and Editorial Policy
Frederick Maryland edition of March 17 1933 outlines subscription price two dollars per year in advance and announces Associated Press rights and correction policy. It notes job printing services and that the paper accepts news only with real writer names. Public notices and solicitations are mentioned.
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Associated Press
Frederick Md
Large Barn Fire Destroys Doody Farm Barn
A four year old boy reportedly started a blaze at the Doody farm barn on Route 15 between Hansonville and Lewis Town. The large barn, housing dry cows and hay, burned for hours, with 25 to 30 tons of hay and 15 tons of straw lost. Firefighters from Frederick Independent and Junior stations fought the flames. the county engine became stuck, requiring tractors to tow it out of mud. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars. no machinery or stanchions inside.
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F. Staley Stull
Eugene Doody, Jr
Hansonville
Lewistown
Doody
Independent County
Churchill blocks Red China swap tied to wartime spares
An editorial urges Britain to reject prisoner exchanges with the Soviet bloc arguing a barter policy degrades moral standing. It cites past exchanges including Rosenbergs and US pilot Oatis, warns such actions invite further banditry, and calls for non-barter methods to secure captives' release.
Local DAVs host Rainbow Club at Newton Baker Hospital
Frederick based Local DAV Chapter No 4 hosted 64 Rainbow Club veterans at Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg on Monday night. James A. Rice led the entertainment with aides Mrs Delores Rice Mrs Lara Handley and Mrs Marthe Riggins. Carnival games and a new accordion act directed by Shirley Wezel entertained patients, with prizes funded by Frederick merchants and a planned future carnival for about 350 Newton Baker patients.
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Washington Lee
D.A.V
Frederick
Rainbow Club
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Davs
James A. Rice
Joel Robbins
Delores Rice
Lara Handley
Marthe Riggins
Baker Recreation Hall
Frederick Dav's
Shirley Weizel
Tommy Brooks
Frankie Mille
Allen Barnes
Robert Wetzel
Clem Rice
Encove
Newton Baker
Accordian
Hoffman Out Bald March 5 Remarks on Market Prices
Hofl yland consumer activist Hoffman, director of Peek hilzauen, urged the Mainlane General Assembly to require a state market report on prices. He proposed using University of Maryland extension services to keep consumers posted on current costs of goods and services amid high taxes. Citrosella oil noted as insect repellent and fragrance base in perfumery and soaps.
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Peek Hilzauen
Ted
Mainlane General Assembly
Hoffman
University of Maryland
Toffman
Rabies Quarantine Considered After County Outbreak
SALISBURY March 13 health officials will meet with Wicomico County leaders next Tuesday to discuss a dog quarantine to fight a rabies outbreak spilling over from Worcester County Since mid January Worcester has reported rabid dogs and livestock deaths A dog bit a cow and a heifer on a farm southeast of Salisbury prompting the quarantine which runs through April 19 No other rabies cases are known elsewhere in the state per Dr Arthur L Brueckner of the Livestock Sanitary Service
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Salisbury
Wicomico County
Worcester County
Virginia
Worcester
Wicomico
P. H. Cavenaugh
Anne Arundel County
Calvert County
Arthur L. Brueckner
Livestock Sanitary Service
State Appeals Court Won't Rule On Jelke Trial Ban
A New York State Appeals Court split 3 2 refused to rule on whether press and public could be barred from the Jelice vice trial. The majority left General Sessions Judge Francis L Valente s ban in force during testimony against Minot Mickey Jelke, keeping sealed state testimony. The decision offers no guidance for future bans and upholds the judge s courtroom closure as proper for the moment. The ruling centers on press freedom and the right to appeal Valente s order rather than on Jelke s case merits.
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New York
Jelice
General Sessions
Francis L. Valente
Minot
Mickey Jelke
Jelke
Majoris Opinioen
Su Pp
del Valente
Cnut
Valente
Merferrd
Brunswick Mayor and Council Hold Brief Session
The Brunswick mayor and council met Tuesday evening with Austin James representing John Day to discuss extending town boundaries. A 33 percent commission was authorized to the Heart Fund. Reports from several committees followed before adjournment.
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Brunswick
Evertinge
Austin James
John Day
Atlormes
Heart Fund
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Court notices list marriage licenses for Curtis Powell and Janice Nunemaker. Edward Wood and Corrine Knott. Harold Cary and Janice Lewis. Donald Brachey and Marilyn Kehne. Orin Parker and Jane Routzahn. Bruce Gibbons and Charlotte Haines. Franklin Haines and Virginia Hildebrand. Property deeds include transfers to Paul Jones, Raymond Barger, Charles Gardner Jr., Curtis Becker, Charles Clarke Sr. and Jr., Charles E. Smith, Stewart Roberts, Brosius Homes, Margaret Topper, George Winebrenner to the City of Frederick, Bernard Baumgardner Jr., the State Roads Commission, and others for $10 or nominal sums.
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Curtis L. Powell
Janice W. Nunemaker
Thurmont
Charles Edward Wood
Corrine Mary Knott
Harold D. Cary
North Amsherst
Mass
Janice L. Lewis
Donald L. Brachey
Marilyn S. Kehne
Orin Walter .Parks
Rochester
Jane Lucille Routzahn
Bruce Elmer Gibbons
Charlotte Maxcine Haines
Franklin Lee Haines
Liamsville
Virginia Lee Hildebrand
Clarence C.C. Thomas
Paul
Jones
Lenna B. Barger
Raymond Barger
Esther Loring Richardson
Charles §. Gardner, Jr
Maurice G. Keilholtz
Curtis Richard Becker
Charlies H. Clarke, Sr
Charles H. Clarke, Jr
Charles E. Smith
Stewart E. Roberts
Brosius Homes, Corp
Joshua M. Leese
Margaret E. Topper
Frank E.dubel
George K. Winebrenner
Frederick
Bernard R. Baumgardner, Jr
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
State Roads Commission
Eleanor M. Howard
Dorothy E. Keyes
J. Allan Gelwicks
Wilbur T. Umbel
Edward J. Smith
John E. Smith
Henry A. Schudler
Richard S. Bowlus
Austin H. Hamilton
Clifford M. Crum
Hyett T. Beans
Mary E. Buhrman
Roger Wiley
Etta M. Poole
Robert K. Pooles
Washington Lee DAV Chapter 5 Installs Officers
Washington-Lee Chapter 5 Frederick installs officers for the Disabled American Veterans and its Auxiliary at a dinner at the American Legion Home. State and national reps attended. Charles Yinger named commander and Helen Musso led the Auxiliary. A hospital report noted 50,000 cigarettes, seven variety shows, and four Rainbow Club meetings.
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Disabled American Veterans
Washington
Lee
Fred
Erick
Jocal
American Legion
DAV
the Legion
Amvets
V.F.W
William L Minor
Baltimore
Frederick
Coudr
Fay Herbaugh
Cumberland
Charles W. Yinger
William Ford
Francis “Dick” Fraley
Charles R. Smith
James A. Rice
Jason “Jack” Yelton
Joel Robbins
Helen Musso
Anna Brown
Martha Cr
Sammy Palumbo poised to hit six hundred Charles Town wins
In Charles Town W Va fans brace for Sammy Palumbo to reach 600 career wins at the track where he began in 1933. The Long Island born jockey has ridden the three quarter mile oval for 20 seasons and trails teammate Trahan who has 397 wins. celebrations expected Monday or Tuesday as Palumbo nears a historic milestone.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Sammy
Sammy Palumbo
Long Island
Homemakers Club sessions showcase Civil Defense focus
Women's club activities across multiple chapters highlighted Civil Defense duties, readings and music themes. Delegates were chosen for Hood College events, with gatherings in Urbana New Market Adamsown Woodsboro and Brunswick planning red cross donations and county council participation.
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Amsaville
Walter A. England
Njamaville Homemakers Club
Harry Swomley
Walker Roop
Lemuel Breckenridge
Conrad Hargett
Albert Burdette
Hood College
William G. Hill, Jr
Samuel Hollingsworth
Peter
Catherine Marshall
Walker Roopy
New Market Club
New Market Homemakers
Bernard Selby
Jack McGolerick
Lucian Falconer
Jessie Shawbaker
Civil Defense
Mary McGolerick
Falconer
County Council
Lester- Mainhart
Ralph Brashear
Clayton Hemby
Lane Helped Back Escape Of Flyer
Former Maryland governor William Preston Lane Jr acknowledged backing a secret operation to help move a MiG 15 fighter from Poland to Denmark. The plan, financed by Lane, Richard Bouttelle, and Arthur Flood, aimed to learn the jet's secrets. A Polish officer piloted the plane to Copenhagen amid Polish protests and Danish consideration of political asylum for the pilot.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
William Preston Lane Jr
Fairchild Aircraft Co
Richard S. Bouttelle
Arthur F. Flood
Poland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Franciszek Jacewski
Lane
Ulio Pete Amoss
Office of Strategic Services
Gibson Island
Cief
Ninth Air Force
Col
Amoss
U. S
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Churchill
Britain
Malaya
Hungary
Rosenbergs
Atom
Bill Oatis
Prague
State Department
Reds
Court News
Washington-Lee
Clarence B. Naill
Harney
Mary Snyder
Trinity Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Nailis
William Naill
Glenn L. Stahl
Hazel Hess
Edith Hess
Elsie Geiselman
C. C. Hess
Shirley Eggleston
Stahl
Daniel Naill
Allen Walker
Francis Walker
G. Walker
W. Naill
Roy Goodermuth
Mary Devilbiss
Mervin Conover
Clarence Waybright
David Hess
M. Ross Fair
Wilbur Hess
Elbert Crum
James Bushey
Loy Hess
George Clabaugh
Eleanor Kiser
Connie
Morningstar
Paul Saylor
Donald L. Wachter
West Seventh Street
Teresa Kay
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Wachter
Norfolk
Chester G. Stevens
Mary Kathryn Remsberg
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Carroll Parkway
A. R. Remsberg
Miami
Fla
Carol Ann Hughes
Clinton K. Hughes
Braddock Heights
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Ball Room
Westminster
Cockeysville
G. Raymond Shipley
Harold A. Twentey
Fred McCauley
Frank Welty
Howard Landon
Birelys
Germany
Howard Damuth
Samuel L. Birely
Sandra
Birely
Frankfurt
U. S. Army
Damuth
Harry Allen
Ethel Willhide
Mazie Webster
Lee Saylor
Hardee Beard
William Willhide
Mary Creeger
Lester Birely
Hood Club
Memorial Park
Hood Club of
Court House Square
Second
Bentz
Frederick Club
The
Robert H. Piltram
W. Jarboe Grove
Richard C. Dutrow
Herbert N. Heston
Paul L. Willard
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Roenna Fahrney
Katharine E. Dutrow
Charlotte Smith
Francis 5. Gaither, Jr
G. Harris Stauffer
Lawrence B. Baldwin
William Moore
Harry H. Reid
Robert H. Pillgram
Horace, Fine, Jr
William H. Thomas, Jr
Nevin S. Baker
Gerrit Peters
Emery E. Larson, Jr
Samuel F. Deterding
Miss Earlene Hoffmaster
Woodsboro
Sam W. Maples
College Terrace
Florida
Ormond Beach
James E. Lebherz
H. J. Lebherz
West Seco Street
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Lt. Lebhert
Danyce Weinberg
Dan Weinberg
Jefferson Boulevard
Fannie Gittings
Dill Avenue
Frederick Tailoring Co
St. Patrick's Day
lLocal
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Frederick Tailoring Company
Armory
Carrie Moore
Moore
Ulyssés de Dominici
Mary Milhouse
Mary Joy
Francis Crutchley
William Jr
East Seventh Street
Melody Boys
New York City
Farm Bureau Tour Group
Mabel Ramsburg
Ella Grimes
Cochairman
Helen Tregoning
Arthur Greenhut
Barbara Wertheimer
Joyce Lewis
Sara Barron
Christine Hoffman
Leon Loeb
Wellcome Farms
Urbana
Bethesda
Robert Mayer
Orray
Tait. Thurston Road
Robert Reid
Dickerson
James R. Kelly
East Eight Street
Beth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Loraine Bury
East Sith Street
Carroll
Boyer
Audrey
Middletown
Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing
Sylvian Sue
Glee Club
Miss Boyer
Gates
J. Frank Fife
Chad
Mary Maulsby
Garden Club of
West
Jack der
Mt Airy
Harry Lattanzi
East Ninth Street
John Lassey
Knoxville
Robert V. Handiey
East Eighth Street
Melody Ann
Albert W. Condon
Dill ‘Avenue
Pleasant Grove Club
Carl Davis
O. B. Baker
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club
Davis
Clarence Stottlemyer
James Barnes
Merril Hahn
John W. Lawson
Norman Nusbaum
Raymond Barnes
Urbana Homemakers
Russell Strube
Russell Michael
Jug Bridge Club
Norman MacFayden
Monroe Stull
Bennett Lightbown
Murray Fox
Adamstown Club
Edgar Hawker
Adamstown Homemakers Club
William C. Browning
Eric_Biser
Palmer Snook
Red Cross
Clark Gibson
Ballenger Grange
Feagaville
Hoss Stull
Lewistown Grange
Ethel Northam
Frederick, Memorial Hospital
Charlies V. Main
Jefferson Grange
Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall
Grange
SS. Pomona
New Market
Henry Keller
Lois Hildebrand
Doris Gordon
Virginia May Zimmerman
Richard Layman
Creageratown Club
Raymond Long
Creagerstown
Theodore Zimmerman
Harold Heffner
Sledge
Potomac Edison Company
Edward Smith
Arthur House
Woodsboro Club
Allen Bowers
Woodsboro Homemakers Club
Walter c. Smith
Carroll Wickless
John Drenning
M. W. Stitely
Melvin Anders
Earl Hawkins
Steiner Cramer
Ira Houck
Raymond Myers
Marvin Houck
Michael Pue
J. Roger Fisher
Cash Smith
Robert Dorcus
Gail Catshall
Jack Dorcus
Charles Harris
Elmer Me
St. Patrick's
Elmer Mensell
Brunswick Homemakers
Arthur Hightman
Brunswick Homemakers Club
First Methodist Church
George Bennett
Hovermale
Nellie
Martin
International Relatons
John L. Jordas
Nelson Strathern
Hamilton
Edmund Roberts
David Burtner
Flyer
N. Gs
Noble Grands Association of Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Katherine Fogle
Fogle
Grace Schmidt
Frances VanFossen
Ethel Benn
Jesus
Helen Wachter
Mary Kline
Fannie King
Catherine Kester
Trail Avenue
Airs
Midred Stitely
Ruth Wolfe
New Hampshires
Wh. Cross
Hatchery
Randallstown, MD
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