Hoover to Visit Frederick County for Presidential Plan
Report outlines Hoover's planned use of a 2 800 acre tract in Frederick County for recreation. Lancelot Jacques mentions improving access roads and coordinating with Virginia authorities to protect privacy and traffic around the presidential lands. Photographers from multiple cities plan ongoing coverage while hunters and sportsmen are urged to avoid trespass on the land.
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Frederick County
Herbert Hoover
Lancelot Jacques
Hunting Creek
Paus
Hoover
Jacques
Frederick
Conun
Florida
Ste
Hoaviex
Virginia
Frederick By
Washington
Baltimore
White
Prexine Hoover
Jrt- Ques
Itefoil
Svazies
Garaz
Signs of Spring in City Work Progress
City officials pursue a spring renewal program including park shrubbery cleanup at Baker Park and creek bank seeding to prevent public access. Creeks dredging and cleaning, street repairs, and a new City Hall office remodeling plan are planned with contracts awarded to LeRoy Hoke and others.
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Baker Park
Maor Culiet
Coepeey Or Wal
Gor D Goeth
LeRoy Hoke
General Lejeune to Head Va Military Institute
General Lejeune is appointed to lead the Virginia Military Institute as its next president. The announcement confirms Lejeune’s new post and outlines duties guiding the historic school.
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Lejeune
VA. Military Institute
Federation Women’s Clubs Report Strong Growth At Annual Meet
The federation announced 24 clubs totaling 678 members with 75 new members since September 1. Local clubs listed include Ballenger town Em Grove Hy attstown and more, with community service totaling 3342 members and donations of 180. Officers and guests lunched at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room before an afternoon session featuring Mrs Sipper and Anna Hartis performances.
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Nicodemus
Helen Pearson
Ballenger
Town
Em Grove
Hyattstown
Rf Ounee
Wy Buckeys
Tramerite
Own
Merryland Traciddletown
Pleasant At of Rocks
Walkers
Middletown
Walk
Reiiel
Walkersville
Near East Own
Kemptown
Emmailisbury
Frederick
Crippled Children
Merryland Tract
Federation
Barbara Fritchie
Sipper
Anna Hartis
Baltimore
Burrat
Pop Gunns cat named Cork tops fan bets in naming contest
Readers in the News contest suggest names for Pop Gunns cat amid a flood of ideas from Frederick, students, bars, and adults. Many playful options reference the cat’s color, antics, and Pop’s chase, with Hoover and Lindbergh among the famous influences, and Cork emerging as a leading pick.
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Pop
Frederick
Ace Pop
Inghi
Mary Ann
Abraham
June
Satan
Spooters
Blackie
Lily
Powys
Garden Club Meets at J Ress Home West Second
Garden club gathering held at the residence of J Ress on West Second. Members discussed seasonal plantings and local blooms.
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J. Ress. West Second Omeers
New Chinese Factional War Believed Inevitable
Reported by officials and analysts that internal power struggles within the Chinese leadership could drive a factional war. The outlook cites shifting alliances, economic pressures, and regional tensions that may push competing groups toward open conflict.
House Passes Administration Backed Bills
The House approves a slate of bills backed by the administration. Lawmakers support reform measures advancing federal priorities amid party alignment and procedural votes outlines.
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HOUSE
Bridge Bill Sent to State Senate for Two Year Term
A two year term bridge bill clearing for automobile parts purchases advanced from the Third Nordstoward Worms port to the State Senate. The measure, focused on vehicle parts contracts, faces approval challenges as it moves through the legislative pipeline.
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Senate
Explosion at Parnassus mine leaves 100 feared missing
Reports from Parnassus Pennsylvania detail a Kinloch mine blast at Valley Camp Coal near the town. Rescue teams say many miners were entombed, with initial estimates of over 100 still unaccounted as aversion to gas and fire hindered operations. Authorities and aid agencies mobilized emergency response and hospital facilities.
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Kinloch
Valley
Camp Coat Company
Athens
Soreian
Einlech
Fter
Kinluch
Pas
Aaterdamp
Iy Peoyayhuni
West Virein
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Dts
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Harrisburg
Department of Mines
Walter HH. Giascon
Illines
Faith Healing Measure Roiled by New House Fight
Annapolis March 21 The House rules committee heard J Allison Wilmer of Charles County present a resolution seeking a state Insurance Department investigation. The session was executive then public, with Wilmer citing arson probes in Charles County as precedent. The committee will reconvene with county records and the State Attorney. A public hearing sparked a larger clash over the Christian Science bill led by Dr. Josiah F. Bowen.
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Annapolis
House Rules Committee
Tadar
Allison Wilmer
Charles County
State Insurance Department
Wilmer
NOL & Planet
Charles
House
Josiah F. Bowen
Maryland Moedicel
Marshall
Who
Safar
Gillis
Allies Set 420 Million Dollar Reparations Payment
The Allies commit a 420 million dollar reparations payment. A note mentions P Sihard and a driver named Carmen with a concake conviction for drunken driving.
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P. Sihard
Carmen
Concake
Local Chamber to Host First Dinner Meeting at Key Hotel
About 100 members are invited to the Friday 6 15 pm gathering in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Ghester Leasure of the United States Chamber of Commerce will speak. Paul T. Paine, president, will preside and present an introductory talk. Special music and an arranged program are planned.
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Fredi Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Ghester Leasure
United States Chamber of Commerce
Paul T. Paine
Chamber of Commerce
Khe Sl
Ginner
Garber
World mourns Marshal Foch with national funeral planned
Paris reports a countrywide tribute to Ferdinand Foch after his death. Officials announce a national funeral with a state ceremony and possible Notre Dame or Invalides chapel service. Dignitaries and soldiers from many nations pay respects at his home as plans unfold.
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Marshal Foch
Dr Triomphe
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Crisal
France
Defiaie
Bite
Uics
Marshal Ea
Myron T. Hertick
Pershing
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