Sixth Alarm Fire Ravages West Street Area Residents Hurt
A sixth alarm fire on West Street destroyed several properties near Harver C Sundar on Fairview Avenue. Fire crews battled explosions and flames for hours while Mrs Sundar and Mr Sundar suffered burns. About a dozen residents sought shelter elsewhere as insurance was unavailable on the damaged property. The early morning blaze prompted a general alarm for multiple companies and left several structures in ruins.
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Gremen
Harver C. Sundar
Rairview avenue
Sunday
Sundey
Jinnior
Sundar
Bremen
Uniteds
Sous
Weders
schimes fie
fends
Omir
persen
Basil Sewell
Schultz
Schulz
Goove Lime Company
che
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che Lee
Pastor Rev Barola Hann Accepts Grace Lutheran Call
Rev Barola L Hann of this city has accepted a call to Grace Lutheran church Fairmont West Virginia to begin immediately. He has served as supply pastor since February 1 and will mark his first full pastorate. The call was authorized by unanimous action at a congregational meeting Sunday. Rev Hann is a Gettysburg College and Seminary graduate and has done supply work at Harpers Ferry West Virginia.
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Barola L. Hann
Grace Lutheran church
Fairmont
OW. Va
Hean
John D. Hann
East Seventh street
Hann
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
jan Nestsvie
Vibe
Le pcenees
Strikes rise as unions threaten wider walkout in era
Automotive and other industry workers push probe toward a general strike. Union leaders met in Washington with rail officials to resolve wage disputes. Strikes flare in New Jersey Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania as violence erupts in New York taxi protests and union activity spreads.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
tradroad
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Brotherhoods
Albany
N. C
Freehold
N. J
Ohio
Cleveland
Barberton
Ashtabula
Detroit
CWA
Pennsylvania
New York state
American Federation of Labor union
E.G. Budd Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cal
Columbia Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Fire Devastates Hakodate City in Japan
Official reports list 650 dead and 460 wounded after the Hakodate blaze that destroyed the port city. Officials say 23,000 homes were lost as firemen, police, and soldiers search for bodies. ships and supplies are dispatched to aid victims. The disaster is Japan's worst since the Tokyo earthquake of 1923.
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Hokkaido
Hé@kodete
Hillec
Japan
Ominato
Two arrests listed on street by city police
Wednes day evening two arrests were recorded by police in this city. Marion Feaga was held on a $20 collateral at a Police Court hearing after an arrest by Officer Tras at 3:30 p.m. A man listed as John Doe, later identified as Dale Murray, was interrogated by Lieut. Straley and Officer Brust at 11 p.m. and jailed.
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Marion Feaga
OfScer Tras
John Doe
Dale Murray
Straley
Brust
Roosevelt weighs strike as industry pact stalls
Washington reports President Roosevelt renews push for industrial peace in auto plants with both sides firm. He plans a White House meeting with William Green of the AFL after no side yields, and talk of a truce is discounted as labor and management stand firm.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
White House
labor
Wiliam Green
press
American Federation of Labor
Identity sought for girl slain near University of Virginia
Police investigated the death of a young woman who fell from a fast moving car near the University of Virginia campus. Authorities pursued identification as witnesses could not recognize the victim. The body showed impact marks and debris strewn along a 150 foot stretch, with fragments suggesting a box of candy and other items found nearby.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
University hospital
Reverend Oscar Blackwell to Be Held This Week
Rev Dr Oscar FL Blackwell will be held in Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church this week. The speaker addressed the family and church community, praising his work and urging continued faith and service.
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Oscar
Christ
dane
Fragmentary report on exhaustion and unidentified figures
A damaged clipping notes two men found exhausted at noon on Wednesday and taken to a west location. Forehead injury mentioned and a reference to 1588 of Dread. Officers are cited and a 1905 date or event appears, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Wednestone
Weather Today and Temperatures
Daily weather notes show precipitation for 24 hours at station Z32 yesterday with high and low readings. Historical comparisons include high a year ago and yesterday's low, while sun set and rise times are given plus a moon rise estimate.
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tomorrok
fomaraT
w. m
Young man loses arm in fodder shredder mishap
Joan Habe twenty of Eyler's Valley suffered a severe injury when her hand got caught in a fodder shredder on her father Luther Hahn's farm. An assistant freed the hand, and she was taken to Emmitsburg then to Frederick City Hospital where doctors amputated the arm below the elbow.
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Joan Habe
Eyler's Valley
Prederick Ciy Hospital
Hahn
Luther Hahn
Haby
Emmitsburg
Joseph Marshall
D. S. Weybright
Emmittsburg
Morris A. Burly
Thurmont
Barter
Another Lowery hearing tonight for ex deputy sheriff
Frank O Lowery former deputy sheriff of Algersville faces a third drunken driving charge in two months. He was released on $300 bail after police stopped his car near Frederick City Hospital. An added charge of passing a bad check for $24 to Lowell Tire Company was filed.
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Frank O. Lowery
Algersville
Lowery
Frederick City Hospital
A. F P. Anderson
Myersville
Charles W. Smith
Lowell Tire Company
migstrates
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Jackson
Grant of Absolute Divorce in Baltimore Case
Judge Rowland KH Adams in Baltimore signed two decrees granting Mrs. Mary E. Tritapoe an absolute divorce from Fr G. Tritapoe after she testified to a thirty two year marriage. She said they wed February 19 1902 in Middletown and that he deserted her about three years after moving to Baltimore in 1958 while he resides in Washington.
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Rowland KH Adams
Baltimore
Mary E. Tritapoe
Fr G. Tritapoe
Tritapoe
East
Trerty-List street
Middletown
Frecercex
Tritappe
Washington
Hope for Industrial Peace Steadies Stocks
Fragmentary market note reports cautious hope for industrial peace easing tensions and steadier stock values. The text references labor relations and unsettled labor actions but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
Al Smith Resigns as Editor of the Outlook
Governor Alfred B. Sr announced Smith’s resignation as editor of the Outlook, citing disagreements with Frank A. Tict and other obligations as the sole reason for stepping down. The item notes controversy and pressure surrounding the magazine leadership.
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AL SMITH
THE OUTLOOK
Alfred B. Sr
Frank A. Tictter
girma.d
13 Additional HOLC Loans Approved Save 28 Homes from Foreclosure
Thirteen additional loans totaling about $50,000 were closed today by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation for Frederick County properties in danger of foreclosure. The number of mortgaged properties saved rose to 28, with a total value under $100,000. The Frederick office reports further city loans are being processed, and officials urge homeowners to file HOCL applications and await tax and foreclosure actions.
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Thrteen
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Prederisk county propery
HOLC
Frederick
James H. Cramer
Frederick county
Richard FP. McCumberland
Wester Marrland
McMullen
Catherine Long
Cramer
Inj HOLC
hhat
Walkersville 10 Be Spring Wedding Scene
A wedding scene in Walkersville features Miss Cathcoyn and Clarence A Eaves of Walkersville as the couple prepares for a ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The article notes family ties, local customs, and plans surrounding the event with limited readable detail.
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trey
Waskers
County Club Women Gather for Annual Meeting and Maryland Tercentenary
About 400 women from Frederick County attended the Cu Fraderck County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs annual meeting in the Siste Armory. Dr T B Symons spoke on farm prices 1909 to present, urging cooperation with national farm programs. Reports from club leaders covered education civics public welfare and home management. Attendance rose to 642 members, with 703 total in the federation including nonmembers, and average meeting attendance at 65 percent. The luncheon featured Maryland Tercentenary tableaux and scenes from the colonial era performed by multiple clubs.
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Poxtereck county
Cu Fraderck County Federation of Rural Women
sesson
Siste Armory
Maryland
pars hall
Calvary M. E
T. B. Symons
Extention Sewne
Aniessry of
United States
Wallace
America
Frederick 9
G. C. Bai
C. E. Nichols
Buckeystown
George Chick
Merryland Tracs
Hien Pearson
county home demons
Pearson
ag yepart
Simce che
assisla
Pearsoyn
Wosters siunte
SBS
Merryland Tract Club
Miersmile club
Miral
George Calvert
Charles I
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Lewistown
Cecil Calvert
Point of Rocks
Middletown
Myersville
Margaret Bren
Buckleystown
Bassenger
Jefferson
Elmer E. Dison
Mathew Page Andrews
Adamstown
Clark Gibson
Bavlenser
Claude Margett
Harry Howard
E. ©. Renn
Braddock
Ethel Krahiz
Chas
Maui
Reyal
Daisy
East
Harry Zia
Harry Zia Buckerstown, Mrs. Wm. EHefauv
Geo
WL MeDer
Ethel Krantz
Albert
Howard Marne
Etsi¢mack
Randsiph
Clark Guibson
Lawrence Orndorff
Lex M. Rodkey
G. Lloyd Palmer
BESS Flay Hitcshew
Plane found in Andes aftermath of famous missing flight
Rescue workers unearthed the Pan American Salt Jase wreck in the Andes near Puente Pel Inca. Nine aboard were dead. seven bodies reportedly well preserved by snow, two headless. Crew included pilot Charles J. Robinson and radio operator C. W. Myers. The crash followed a long search after vanishing en route Santiago to Buenos Aires.
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Angla
Mar
Andes
Argentine
Puente Pel Inca
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
FL E. Camus
the
shine
J. C. Sobate
O. S. Tezet
airine
Mt. Aconcagua
the Americas
Another American Sought in Spy Case
Pars, March 22 AP reports another American woman, Villente Levine, is sought by police in a wide spy case. Officials say a wave aimed at the U S? shox is involved and investigation continues across multiple locations.
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Pars
Ameran
polee
Villente Levine
bosuc
ushox
Two School Children Killed in Bus Incident
March 29 report states two school children died in a bus collision or accident. Details are sparse with limited readable facts beyond the fatal outcome and the involvement of a school transport vehicle.
Lenten Service Tonight At Union Church
The Union Lenten service is announced for tonight with a musical program. Eva Ret and Aureneno Dutimarz lead the singing under the direction of a guest conductor, inviting parishioners to join in reflection and song.
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BLEDSGE
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HOOD
John Hahn
Eyler’s Valley
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HOLE
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WALKERS VILLE
County Club
Dr. T. B. Symons
Pan-American Airways
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Peru
isanuel Trucce
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Laurente Wagner
Frank Large
Homer V. Farvis
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Margaret Horton
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