Convention to Boldly Feature Maryland Firemen Activities
Plans for the Maryland State Firemen's Convention in Frederick feature a band contest as a highlight. Invitations will invite volunteer companies from Maryland and nearby states for events, parades, a Firemen's Ball, and a continuous music program at the armory.
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Maryland
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
homer
Harrisburg
Alexandria
associa
J. Roger McSherry
Willam M. C. mins
Frederick man
Lford T. MaxGill
Kerensky May Surrender to Soviet, Report Says
An Associated Press report from New York says former Russian premier Kerensky Catherine Breshkovsky known as the Mother of the Revolution and other revolutionary leaders stand ready to surrender to the Soviet government. They would replace two party leaders condemned at the Moscow trials, according to a member of the Socialist Revolutionary group in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Kerensky
Russia
Catherin Breshkovsky
revolutionary party
gover
Moscow
Sumy
Sociz
Irish detectives raid across Dublin uncover Republican literature
Irish criminal intelligence department detectives carried out an extensive series of raids overnight in Dublin. Ten houses were searched and numerous arrests were made. In one residence the headquarters of the irregular bureau was found and a large quantity of Republican propaganda literature seized.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Multitude of Charges Against Auto Operator
A man named Mason Pa of Rockville faced a long list of charges after a traffic stop in Winchester Virginia. He was accused of lacking a registration card and license, using a car with no title, speeding with a glass lens headlight, and possessing a car not titled. He received a 47 day term and fines totaling multiple dollars. A companion planned to travel by train. the car was stored in a garage. Immigration figures: 23,732 immigrants from 12 U.S. states entered Canada with assets valued at £5440.
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Mason
Rockville
fioday
Perkins
Winchester
Currie
Perkin
Taner
Currie caild
Automobile Comssioner
Baltimore
searned
Buick
Ford
Pert
United States
Canada
Shake-up in agents to be made in Pennsylvania and New York
A strong campaign intense enforcement is forecast as agents in Pennsylvania and New York are set for a shake-up. The article notes the drive to tighten controls, with references to changes in leadership and procedural overhauls across the two states.
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Assoriated Press
Washington
March amore
Pennsylvania
New York
pyuatiers
eta
Manor Aldermen to discuss reservoir site purchases and curb works
Tonight the Manor Board of Aldermen will review the new reservoir site purchases including 4 1/2 acres bought by a city committee. Two additional parcels await survey before construction can start, and a petition for concrete curb and gutter on Madison Street will be submitted.
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Frederick
Robert K. Martin
Baltimore
clir
Board of Aldermen
st ae
City Hatch
Shipley, Renn
Ilofimen
Emory
Crow
Granville Wachter
computtes
Madison street
Butcher
Stock inquiry for Piggly-Wiggly stock amid NYSE bar
An active inquiry unfolds over over the counter Piggly-Wiggly stock after its NYSE ban amid volatile quotes. Prices moved from 75 bid 85 ask to 100 bid 154 ask at some houses, with outside houses reporting sales 119 to 150. no sale above 83 is confirmed and a settlement price is pending.
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Associated Press
New York
New York stock exchange
Committee Meeting on EarthTeen Show Plans at Chamber
The business committee overseeing the American Lesson program EarthTeen will meet Thursday evening at 7:20 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The syndicate is set to explore the Dead Sea.
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Chamber of Commerce
Detective Hunt Probes Slain Broadway Star Keenan Case
New York detectives pursue the killer of Dorothy Kins, alias Keenan, found chloroformed in her Manhattan apartment amid a national scandal. Investigators intensify efforts to identify and arrest the slayer.
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Battersy
Broadway
Dorothy Kins
Keenan
Rents Set to Jump April 1 Amid Housing Shortage
The Frederick area records a spike in rents beginning April 11 with increases from zero upward to 50, 42, and 51 dollars monthly as owners cite high material costs. A nationwide housing shortage noted by the Employment Service survey supports the trend, with few new homes and rising rents as families seek cheaper quarters.
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Frederick
Industrial Employment Ieformation Bulletin
United States Employment Service
United States Department of Labor
England
count Maar
State Attorney Orders Investigation Amid Turmoil
The state attorney directs an investigation amid disputed claims and confusing text. References to March events and unsettled conditions hint at political or legal friction, while scattered figures and names suggest a broader but unclear context.
Plans to Improve Schools and Public Outreach Discussed
The article reports educators including Miss Bovier and Caroline McIntyre urging reforms to make schools more engaging. They advocate involving teachers with local events and inviting substitute teachers to attend meetings and field trips to showcase school aims to the public via newspapers and classroom exhibits.
Ideal Day Hails Spring Arrival Amid Frost Risk
Frederick reports an early spring burst with singing birds and budding flowers though late frosts may linger to May 10. Temperature hints clash with forecasts for warmer days as coal-worries ease and cantata events mark the area’s Lenten season with performances by local church choirs.
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Miss Spring
Frederick
vvian
Coli
pesachier
calins
tofiay
Frederick Bartens
Leader Lived in Luxury While Followers Starved in Colony
Testimony in a federal case portrays Penjamin Purnell head of the Israel totony at Benton Mardor as living regal splendor while followers starved, with plates empty for them and costly fruit and cream used at his table. Witness Loretta of Newark described a secret police system, ostracism for dissent, and punishments. she said women faced advances and expulsions from the Shiloh colony.
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Gyse Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Penjamin Purnell
the
Israel
T evangelist
Purnell
Cor Indor
California
Purnel
Loretta
Shiloh
ercause
Threatens Suit to Stop Broadcasting
Washington reports that J. G. Rosenthal of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers says copyright law is being infringed by radio operations harming many members. He states preparations for legal action to protect rights and that reproductions in stations count as public performances. He notes educational programs may be unaffected while three commercial stations may face payments.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. G. Rosenthal
American Society of Composers
Authosr and Publishers
Depainment of Commerce
Rosenthal
Ife
U. S. Steel Common Hits New High Mark
U S Steel common stock rose to a new high as investors formed decisive operations amid strong resistance to selling by speculative and investment interests. The move reflected increased demand in rail and industrial shares and the company’s improving cash position and earnings outlook.
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U. S
ted States Steel
the corporation
Dasch Ramsburg Wedding Solemnized at TaN Patronage
The wedding of Dasch and Ramsburg was solemnized at TaN patronage with a ceremony conducted by Mr and Mrs Taa Rams-Wirs. The couple, from Pearl Tae, wore formal attire. A reception followed at T. L. Hawker’s home in Fratertek with a dinner for friends and relatives. They will reside in Rainmore after returning.
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Ramsburg
Taa Rams- Wirs
T. L. Hawker
Fratertek
Rainmore
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