Local News Summary Fragments From March 21 1932
Fragmentary AP note from 1932 recounts business coverage and press republication details with references to the Dewlspaper source and BAP. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events or named individuals.
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Associated Press
Tas Associated Frees
Binitd
Spring Arrives With Vernal Echoes and Recovery Hopes
The Weather page notes the vernal equinox marks spring with cultural allusions to Shakespeare and Tennyson. It highlights spring’s roles in gardening, graduation, Easter parades, and economic revival through new construction and farm projects. Temperatures and weather outlook are provided by The Associated Press.
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Chageer
Tennyson
Further Proceedings Ordered In Damage Suit
The Maryland Court of Appeals orders further action in a $50,000 damage suit by 17 year old Mary Jean McCormick of Salisbury against St. Frances DeSales Church and named defendants after lower court dismissal. The high court found motions to dismiss were improperly granted and sent the case back.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Salisbury
Mary Jean McCormick
St. Frances DeSales Church of
Eugene T. Scout
Richard and Margarita
Zurich General Accident and Liability Insurance Co
Rex A. Taylor
Wicomico County
Mary Jean
High Court
Fire destroys garages at 50 West South Street
A fire damaged two garages at 50 West South Street, owned by Mrs Charles Roadlemoser. One structure burned and an automobile belonged to her grandson Charles William Mock. Parish records note a second building nearby. The scene and ownership are referenced amid broader local notices.
Byrd says rising subsidies threaten budget balance
In a National Taxpayers Conference speech Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia argues that federal expense growth since 1954 has come mainly from domestic civilian programs rather than defense. He warns subsidies and multi year commitments fuel inflation and threaten solvency, urging drastic action to restore fiscal balance.
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Congress
Times
Harry Byrd
Virginia
CapPetis
Cad Ulae
Senate Finance Committee
Democratic Party
National Taxpayers Conference
Byrd
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
United States
Burd
America
Federal
Che
Senate Finances Committee
Widowed Adams County woman dies at 77 in Frederick
Multiple obituaries note deaths of 77 year old Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Nubaum Boone of Tasty Apartments and 63 year old William Wenner of Brunswick. Services set for Union Chapel cemetery and St James United Church of Christ Lovettsville with community call hours preceding.
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Calva Edward Sesne
Sarah Elizabeth Nubaum Boone
Wfe
Calvin Edward Boose
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Assemblies of God Church
Catherine Trervar
Norman EK. Boone
Baltimore
Lester Lo Boone
Helen Hildebrand
Rebecca McKenzie
Shankstown
Dela Herbert
New Midway
Will Nusbaum
Mr Pleasant
George N Nuebaum
Mt Pleasant
Clint Nusbaum
Robert L. Patterfield
Robert L Potterfield
Annarolis
Potterfield
Alma Witts Potterfield
Thomas L
Susan Coblentz Potterfield
Lovettsville
Loudoun County
Doris Wilde
Shady Side
Louise Jackson
Garrett Park
Robert L. Potterfiest Jr
Leesburg
Paul Myers
Laura Potterfield
Guy P. Bready
Unions Cemetery
Local ill and hospital notes from Frederick area
Among the sick Mrs Delmar Fox of RFD 4 Mr Airy ill with pneumonia at home improved. Mr Charles A Spangler Thurmont removed to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa for treatment. Spangler owner Eagle Broom Works Thurmont. Mrs William Rose admitted Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery performed Thursday. Mrs Clarence G West discharged after surgery. Mr S M Buchanan 18 West Church street medical treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Buchanan employed by Potomac Electric Power Company at Dickerson. Mr Jrk Tyervar 108 East Second street Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. Tyervar employed by Frederick Produce Company. Mr John T Norwood admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. Mr James H Grubbe Jr Tramsville admitted for surgery Friday. Mrs Kenneth Sager of Charles Town WV admitted to Charles Town General Hospital for major surgery. Mrs Sager is Helen Beard daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Beard. This riy. Mrs Raymond Haugh Route 3 Frederick returned home from hospital much improved. Mee Wesley Shores, PCR test 1958, entered University Hospital Baltimore March 4 for treatment. Visitors listed from Shores family. Mrs Irene Green and Tiny Dillon of Charles Town visited. W B Shores Frye and family of Baltimore. Honey B Darling Geneva Garrard pleads innocent to Feb 10 shooting of Charlottesville woman. Released on $1.60 bond pending grand jury. Historical note on Northern Irish ancestry tracing ongoing.
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Delmar Fox
RFD
Airy
Charles A. Spangler
Thurmont
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Spangler
Eagle Broom Works
William Rose
Sherman Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence G. West
Schrey Avenue
S. M. Buchanan
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial
Buchanan
Potomac Electric Power Company
Dickerson
Jrk Tyervar
East Second Street
Tyervar
Friderick Produce Company
John T Norwood
Any
Frederick Mewear
James H. Grubbe Jr
Tramsville
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Sager
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Ton General Hospital
Sager
Helen Beard
Paul Beard
Raymond Haugh
Frederick
Mee Wesley Shores
University Hospital Baltimore
Coiversity Haptal
Redwood and
Green Streets
Baltimore
Lyalla Shores
Desighier
Connie
Irene Green
Tiny Dillon
Lana
Mary Shores Frye
George Bates
Lee Ray Frye
Ter
Cathy Sue
Kinna
Viola Boyer
Frances Poole
Rayemond Russel
Poole
Anna Rachel
Deckerson
Mes Vanam Haast
Woodhinese
Wauzh
Edna Frazies
Taneytown
Stares Green
Chestnut Street
Dennis Stanley
Green
Mildred Jones
Cumberland
Withiam Stavely
Patrick
Seay
Barbara Barsee
Fresionick
Paul Weddle
LeGore
Weddle
Annabel Famne LeGore
Charles Raap
Helen Amberger Frederick
Claude T. Warner Sr
Doubs
Patrick Nelson
Warner
Martha
Smith Frederick
Ralph E Baker
Rocky’ Ridge
Faye Arlene
Reter
Naor Wright
Ladienburg
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from March 1 to March 20 list multiple families in Frederick area. Notable entries include Tammy Sue Stull, Ruthie Lynn Gross, Laura Marie Schmidt, Lisa Louise Kinna, Dennis Todd Alexander, Cathy Sue Pia, Russell Poole, Dennis Stanley Green, Sharon Mare Knott, Patrick Nelson Warner, Faye Arlene Baker, with parents and former surnames provided.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wayne Stull
Pine Avenue
Tammy Sue
Stull
Barbara Maines
Frederck
Autin Grogs
West South Street
Ruthie Lynn
Gross
Silvia Masser
Frederick
Lawrence Schmidt
Route 4
Westminster
Laura Marie
Schmidt
Janet Sies
Ales
Paul Kinna
Jefferson
Scond
Lisa Louise Thursday
Kinna
Mary Hemp
Frederik
James Alexander
Thurmont
Dennis Todd
Alexander
Doris Whitmore
Wiliam Pia
Val
Brunswick PTA Letter Urges Enable Legislation For County Schools
A 1959 letter from Brunswick PTA urges Frederick County officials to seek Annapolis approval for enabling legislation to fast track land purchase and school development in Brunswick, Frederick, and Sabillasville. It warns delays could push the first Brunswick school back at least six years and calls for immediate actions to show public support to state legislators and the County Commissioners.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Frederick
Sahillseville
Woldrow
Foon
M 7
PTA Brunswick Hct
Frederick Nera Sylvester Head Injury After Tavern Fight
A 21 year old Frederick man, Sylvester Nera, was hospitalized after a fight at an Ali Sams street tavern. He suffered a laceration to the head from a beer bottle and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Detective Sergeant Sherman Boose is investigating. nearby, Eli Baer will speak at the Frederick Lions Club about labor negotiations under the Taft-Hartley Act at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Thursday March 9.
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Frederick C
Frederick Nera Sylvester Dacason
Ee AL Nae
Jackson
Ali Sams Street
Wak
Freneck Memorial Hospital
Sherman Boose
EL Baek
Eli Baer
Balthrisre Ations
Frederick Laons Club
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Baers
Me. Baer
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
An enthusiastic Farmers Arid Winter Exhibit Association meeting discussed plans for a Farmers Building with stock subscriptions aiming to raise 10000. A young daughter of Mr and Mrs Brust was struck by a horse attached to a coal cart and rescued from under the wheel after the horse stepped on her. The large waterworks basin is being cleaned and repaired with mud removal and bottom work proceeding. A stranger from Hagerstown was found in Middletown after being identified by his own wagon, taken into a breech and questioned. Baseball players Sponsel Bent Reaneds and others were noted in a sideline recount of team members and poses.
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Farmers
Middletown
Hagerstown
Anmeyman
Sponselwer
Das
Bent
Vues Benz
Seheil
Hyaen
Ho Garrett
F. Shipley
Funeral Notices and Club Meeting Highlights in Frederick
Funeral services were held for Harry Garfield Phebus at 2 PM Friday with Rev. W Merval Weaver officiating and interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. George Eldred Van Fossen also had services at 11 AM Friday at 6 East Church Street with interment at Mount Olivet. Soroptimist Club of Frederick County installed new members and heard Miss Victoria Brust discuss nutrition research and its links to heart disease and cancer.
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North Market Street
Union Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
FE Dailey and Son
Harry A. Horning
Harry Austin Horning
Latontown
Marand Greenholtz Horning
Mr. Morning
Carrell County
Moses and
Elizabeth Garvick Horning
Lester A. Horning
Taneytown
F. Mildred Horning
Thelma G
Frank H. Horning
Westminster
Edith Feeney
Baltimore
Jesse H. Horning
New York City
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
New Windsor
John H. Hoch
Church of God
Uniontown
William EB. Weame
William &. Wenner
Eieaper Watkins Wenner
Brunswick
Charles M
Edna Garrett Wenner
Ann Garrett Osteen
Shreveport
Pi Aed
Willian Watkins Wenner
Malcolm Wenner
England
Edward G Wenner
Richmond
Ind
E. Virginia Wenner
Ann L. van Berbber
Troy
Kan
Edith O van Velt
Philadelphia
Margaret C. Oliver
Order of Eagles
Stedman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Brunswick Cooperative Ass'n
Grace Episcopal Church
C. H Feeter
Harry Garfield Phebus
West South Street
East Church Street
W. Merval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Donald E
Phebus
John B. Landis Jr
George Wallace
Meredith Cole
Clark E
Russell H. Yinger
Mount Olivet Cemetery
MR. Etchison
Son
George Eldred van Fossen
East Eighth Street
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Charles. F. Trunk Jr
Evans
Belical Lutheran Church
Rene X. Giko
Clarence E. Powers
Robert J
Ho Novell Davin
W. Carr
William E. Fleming
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Peg Lerner
Mary Sullivan
Frances Etter
Elizabeth Price
Ollie Mae ‘Thomas
Lydia Lewis
Marilyn Hurwitz
Ruth Crawford
Elinor Trout
Frederick
Bedford’ County
Doris Walters
Victoria Brust
Miss Brust
University of Wisconsin
Civinettes Host Second Round Robin Card Party
The Frederick Civinettes held their second Round Robin card party at Mrs Wilson Mercer’s home with hostesses including Mrs Mercer and Mrs Melvin Lescalleet. Prizes awarded to several attendees. birthday cake presented to Mrs Harrison. Local residents and university scholars feature in community notices and a wedding anniversary plan.
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Ocetxew. Civinettes
Frederick Civinettes
Wilson Mercer
Mercer
Melvin Lescalleet
Edwood
Whimere
Charles, Hartman
Jerry Offutt
Irvin Ramsburg
Elmer Singer
Teddy Semler
Genevieve Falk
Freston Best
William Moore
Preston Best
Wilson Merter
Mee Harrison
Ralph Yingling
Vernon Stup
Ebmer Singer
Oliver Englebrecht
Elwood Whitmore Webster Black
Warren Smith
Ray Bowers
Lows Kinsey
Dulles Meets With Big Three At Walter Reed
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles hosted a rare formal visit with President Eisenhower British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The four discussed Berlin Soviet threats as Dulles, though frail, declared he felt well and joined the group for a brief meeting before a weekend at Camp David.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Germany
Futtre
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
State Department
Berlin
Macmillan
Lloyd
Maryland
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Joint Choirs Sing Tonight in New York and Frederick
Hood College Choir joins Franklin and Marshall Glee Club at Riverside Church with Faure Requiem. Program includes Poulenc and Francis Poulenc pieces. Soloists Mary Virginia Dickinson and Henri Phoyle perform as Hood and F and M students travel for a two-city concert.
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Hood College
Riverside Church
New York City
Hood Group
Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club
Gabriel Faure
Coffman Chapel
At & P.m
Riverside
Faure
Hood Choir
Francis Poutenc
Franklin and Marshall Glee Club
M. Campion
Poulenc
Hood
Mary Virginia Dickinson
Frederick
Franklin
Marshall
Birthdays and anniversaries in brief from Know America Today
A list of notable birthdays including Philis McGinley of Larchmont New York born in Ontario Oregon and Gen Willard G Wyman. Dr Paul A Weiss of Rockefeller Institute born in Vienna. John D Rockefeller III and Sidney A Franklin. Dr Chester M Alter and Dr John J Shelton with birthplaces and ages. Also notes on anniversaries of George C Squier Florenz Ziegfeld Howard W Blakeslee Joseph Pulitzer and MerK Hellinger. Lena E Williams widow of Gear Williams dies at 17 in Indianapolis.
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Philis McGinley
Larchmont N.Y
Ontario
Oregon
Willard G. Wyman
Continental Army Command
Sern Augusta
Paul A. Weiss
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Vienna
Austria
John D. Rockefeller
Sidney A. Franklin
San Francisco
Chester M. Alter
University of Denver
Rush Co
Ind
John J. Shelton
Chicago Medical School
Russia
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Winfield Scott
Maine
Canada
United States
Sorosis
Honoduras
U.S
China
U.N
Korea
George C. Squier
Dry+den. Mich
Florenz Ziegfeld
Musical Review
Chicago
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Dungeness
Wash
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Merk Hellinger
Dee
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Society of St. Ed
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John Funk
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Fast Church Street
T. Johns Council Knights of Columbus
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Thes Congress
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Wolfsville
Washington County Hospital
Broderick County
William and
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St.ore
Wolfevalle
Ralph W
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Paul F Bittle
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Sykenville
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Ellicott City
Claude Taylor
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Herbert Taylor
Wise Taylor
Alva Taylor
Eiwout City
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Dick Eyler
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Paul I. Birchard
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Kenneth Rice
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Westirgnouse Air Brake Co
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Lehign University
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South Market Street
James C Shipley
Alexandria
Brian Preston
Alexandria Hospital
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Faye Goubnauer
C. O. Goudnauer
Motter Place
Mr. Shipley
Harry F. Shipley
Virginia Keech
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Frederick Hairdressers Association
Hotel Statler
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