Dr. Charles H. Conley Sr dies after long service and public life
Prominent Frederick County physician and longtime county political figure Dr. Charles H. Conley Sr, born 1876, died at his home Guilford south of Frederick after a career spanning medicine state service and local leadership. He led the Agricultural Society, served on multiple boards, and ran for governor in 1934 as a country doctor challenging Albert C. Richie. Burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with services conducted by Rev. Maurice N. Ashbury.
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United States
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Frederick County
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St. Mary's
Old Citizens National Bank
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Te State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Sabilasville
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Matylada State School
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Maryland State Fair
Peril of Rocks
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Csember
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L. Victor Baughman
Daniel E. Wight
Urbana
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Washington
Richard B. Giffin
C. P. Pitts
Lutherville
A. W. Lee
Lastonsville
Mayn Tetwiad Bain
Cathey
Negro Brothers Guilty Of Assault In Tuscaloosa
In Tuscaloosa Alabama an all white Circuit Court jury convicted Arthur Washington and Jona Washington both 19 23 of assault and battery for beating a 19 year old University of Alabama freshman in reaction to mob action against Autherine Lucy. Each was fined 500 and sentenced to six months in jail. Indicted for assault with intent to murder they face 2 to 20 years on conviction but were found guilty only of the misdemeanor. They did not appeal.
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New England Shakes Off Major Storm After Two Blizzards
Boston reports the spring day after a second major blizzard in three days. Twenty-one dead, many senior victims, and up to twenty inches of snow in under 24 hours. Regions from Cape Cod to Martha’s Vineyard face outages, closed schools, and transport disruptions.
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Aid Program Best Answer to Soviet Activity
Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr told Congress that America’s foreign aid program is the best answer to new Soviet activities. The $4.86 billion program for the next fiscal year aims to deter aggression and promote stability, with John Hollister of ICA testifying alongside Hoover.
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Five Day Weather Forecast for Western Maryland and Nearby Areas
Forecast calls for warm Wednesday and Thursday with rising temperatures. Friday turns mild with rain then cooler weekend. Period temperatures average near normal with highs from the mid 50s in western Maryland to mid 30s elsewhere and morning lows from the 20s to mid 30s.
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Spring Weather Returns as Snowdrifts Slow Roads
Snow plows battled seven foot drifts on back roads while spring appeared in bright sunshine. Cold temperatures lingered with 13 above at the airport and 14 at Gambrill State Park as most state roads began opening today. Schools reopened after a one day layoff and forecasters predict a milder, partly cloudy week with Easter holidays approaching.
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Fined $10 On License Charge Appeals In Court
In Trial Magistrate's Court Clownie E Reed Jr of Jefferson faced a license charge after a temp registration renewal dispute arose from a dealer's wife issuing a renewal. Reed was found not guilty. an appeal was noted. Collateral forfeited for speeding on West Patrick Street. market news from New York noted limited stock progress.
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U S backs France in Algeria crisis amid protests and mobilization
Ambassador Dillon affirmed full U S support for a liberal and equitable solution in Algeria while rejecting any rift with France. In Algiers Lacoste faced armed defenses as troops patrolled and ships moved in, preparing for a government push to quell 16 months of rebellion.
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Jailed over parking fines in Frederick case
Gilbert Hall of 100 block West Church Street was jailed for failing to pay 50 in fines for multiple parking violations. He asked the judge why the city owed him a place to park, and charges list overtime meters and red line violations from October to February. More charges may follow if payments are not made. A chimney fire at 819 North Market Street prompted a separate emergency response by Citizens Truck and Juniors.
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Employment Security Board Work Discussed By Kimble
Kimble warned that fraud will not be tolerated and strict rules will be enforced to verify claims. He urged complete cooperation from employers and claimants to improve department operations and ensure accurate reports. Since a April reorganization 1855 the board has referred 250 cases to state attorneys and not lost one.
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Margay Case Postponed In Hyattsville Maryland
Hearing of charges arising from an animal attack on a six week old child was postponed to April 2 at the request of the parents Walter J. Petry and wife of Beltsville. The Perrys face counts of keeping a fierce animal after a margay identified as a jaguar attacked the child in a Beltsville home.
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Blizzard shuts NYC markets amid 12.5 inch storm toll
New York City faced a one day blizzard cost estimated around 150 million as transport and street clearance faltered. Thousands were stranded and stores lost business while the Commerce and Industry Association cited 15 million in losses from shutdowns and wages. Eight deaths were linked to the storm and drifts up to 14 feet isolated communities. Deeds recorded reflect property transfers in nearby counties.
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Northeast Storm Toll Mounts Across 14 States
The blizzard battered the Northeast on its first day of spring, killing at least 135 across 14 states and leaving thousands stranded. New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and others reported heavy snow, widespread closures, and evacuated coastal areas.
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Cypriot youths loot Greek shops after clashes in Nicosia
Turko-Greek street violence erupts in Nicosia with mobs storming through Konak Square toward St Sophia mosque. Police fire tear gas to disperse crowds after a Greek bus is stoned as Ahmed Zaim appeals for calm amid rising ethnic tensions.
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Mimi MacArthur Named Apple Blossom Queen
Mimi MacArthur will be the queen of the 29th Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. She is the granddaughter of former Vice President Alben Barkley and the daughter of Douglas MacArthur. The event celebrates the Shenandoah Valley with local officials and family attendance anticipated.
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Senate Approves Farm Bill Amid Unworkable Provisions
U.S. Senate reviews a farm bill described as unworkable amid partisan debate. Warnings persist about veto risks and the bill’s readiness for passage as winter conditions and regulatory hurdles loom.
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