Frederick Pre-Zoning Survey Details Traffic Counts
A Frederick survey for zoning adoption records twelve hour traffic counts at key intersections. At Patrick Street bridge 2102 cars passed. Market and Seventh streets recorded 3597. Market and Patrick intersection 1367. Data will aid zoning provisions as Irving Belfauver assists Grinnalds in compiling findings for recommendations.
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Frederics
Grinnalds
Baltimore
Frederick
Patrick Street
Mar Fet
Seventh
Market
Patrick Streets
Irving Belfauver
Mr. Grinnalds
Annual Lenten Oratorio Promises Large Parish At College
The Department of Hood College announces an annual Lenten oratorio Sunday. Soloists include Cabe bass and May Gadel soprano with organist David Williams. Under Prof Wade, about 33 voices rehearse for weeks in Brodbeck Hall, aiming to accommodate a sizable audience despite smaller capacity than the local theater.
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Hood Colege
seeCabe
May Gadel
Mani
David Hag
Wade
Brodbeck Hall
Arche Loval Theater
College
Widow Wins Court Battle Over Railroad Claim
A Maryland Court of Appeals ruling affirms a Circuit Court decision in favor of Annie Lowe widow of Harry Lowe the Emmitsburg station agent. The five year case stems from a December 1924 accident and an Industrial Accident Commission claim initially denied. The suit seeks about $2,000 plus costs.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Con
Emr
Tsbure Railroad Company
Annie ME Lowe
Harry 3. Lowe
Maryland Court of Appeals
Bond
State Industrial Accident Commission
Harry J. Lowe
Raiload Company
Emmitsburg
Lowe
Leo Weinberg
Benjamin B. Rosenstoex
Accident Comi Sion
Frederick Comity
Accident Commission
Sirs. Lowe
Ino Citien
Famil
Railway Company
Resident Commission
Tailway Company
Fits and Buts
Appesis
Est
Committee seeks funds for boy moved from jail improvement site
A city committee requests funding tied to a boy removed from the jail improvement project near Montevue Road. The boy’s retreat receives financial support, with Hoover named in connection to the decision.
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Montevue Road
Public Road Question In Hoover Visit Area
Question whether the road near the Jacques tract on the Furnare property is public or private and whether it should be improved before President Hoover’s Frederick County visit. Local officials and residents urge road work to create a good first impression, with a county site inspection planned that afternoon by Commissioners Holter Smith and Molesworth plus Mr Payne.
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Jacques
Hoover
Holmes
D Baser
Paul L Payne
S Hersher
Payne
Chamber of Commerce
Baker
Frederick County
Hershey
John W. Holter
George D. Smit
Archiey R. Molesworth
Paine
Mr. Baker
James H. Gattbail
Mr. Payne
Mr. Hersher
W. S. Delaplaine
Admits Thefts From County Homes In Court
A county case centers on a youth named Norris who testified he stole from a Montevue safe on Thursday and Friday. The boy admitted $29 plus 75 cents Canada money from the safe and described unlocked doors, a broken drawer, and sought ledgers. Judge Newman committed him to Maryland Training School for Boys for training and reform.
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Settine
Juy
Bo: Breas Rist
Norris
Montevie
von Tharertas
Ae Nenyenue
Wit
Montegue
Craith House
James A. Jones
Charles K. Heck
Allen Bartels
Monterueere
Canada
Newman
Montevue
Conadence
Inti
Gapland
Omier Bartgis
Shend W.C. Roderwk
Paris Foch Funeral Plans Amid Nationwide Tributes
Paris marks Marshal Foch's memory as youth and veterans honor the general. Four Boy Scouts will guard the bier during the funeral, with state ceremonies planned at Notre Dame and the Arc de Triomphe as authorities finalize Tuesday services and transfer of the body.
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Paris
France
Marshal Foch
St Feass
Gaston Doumergue
French Republiend
Notre Dame
Plana
Cambridge edges Oxford for sixth straight win
Cambridge maintains a six game winning streak by defeating Oxford in a closely contested match. Key players led scoring while defenses clamped down in a tense college showdown.
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Cambridge
Oxford
First Red Arrow Auction Scheduled for April 4
An auction event titled First Red Arrow Auction is planned for April 4. The listing notes items valued at up to 1500 dollars across merchandise from various states and mentions admission details and age restrictions.
28 Boy Scouts In Cabin Caught In Flood Tragedy
A rescue report from Lenoir City indicates a troop of 28 Boy Scouts were swept from a bungalow into a flooded White Creek near Rockwood Tennessee. Several boys were drowned while others clung to debris as families and rescuers watched the wall of water carry away the camp structures.
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Lenoir City
Penn
White Creek
Rockwood
Tenn
Flord Miller
Chattanooga
Eay
Woman Refuses Marriage License in Court Office
A woman in the Clerks Office overheard declaring she does not want a marriage license or to appear in the papers. The incident occurred Friday morning as a deputy clerk noted the request to keep the license out of public records. A reporter witnessed the scene and court action followed to determine the papers and rights involved.
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Harriet
Wiliam Sickle
Sickie
Thurar
Final Rites Held for Late Melville Stone
Final rites were conducted for Melville Stone in Clapham amid a quiet funeral service. Close relatives and friends attended as mourners remembered the deceased’s life and years of service.
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Melville
Strike Lifted on Church Job at Calary Methodist
A work stoppage on the Calary Methodist church building at West Second and Bentz streets ended after a Friday conference. Contractor Lloyd Culler announced lifting the strike and said work would likely resume Monday as bricklayers and stone masons return under union supervision.
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Calary Methodist
West Second and
Bentz Streets
Lloyd C. Culler
Frida Senting
Bricklasers’ Union
Cutler
Culler
Turkey Dinner Dials At Wayside Inn Feature Talks
A county Agricultural Society event at Wayside Inn featured turkey dinner talks by D. Craner and Mr. Moiter. The program included a press briefing and discussions on farm topics with participants from SN County.
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Daials
Dehn
the Agricultural Society
Monning
Wayside Inn
Yelock
D. Y Cramer
Mr. Moiter
Mine Disaster Death Toll At 46 Stands
A mining disaster report confirms the death toll remains at 46 as officials continue to search the scene. Rescue teams work through the area with safety checks and local authorities coordinating the response efforts.
Rebels Near Mazatlan Reported In Push To Control Country
Advices from Jimenez report Mexican rebel detachments moving south of Torreon in a campaign against the Federal forces under General Calles. Rebels were said to be three or four miles from Mazatlan, with reinforcements expected by Sunday and hopes to control the country by July.
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Prem
Met
Hirth
Geutral Carrifia
Mazatlan
Johnson
Torreon
Calles
Bermenlio
Nuco
Nogales
Terrven
Juarez
Chihuahua
Yorrean
P. Elias Callies
Jimenez
Revolutonary Army
Witness in manslaughter case faces attachment in court
Charles Shipley of West Patrick street was summoned as a defense witness in the Walter Abrecht trial. Abrecht was acquitted by a jury on manslaughter charges. Shipley, absent when called, had an attachment issued and was later reprimanded by Judge John S. Newman for leaving to Baltimore with others to fetch motor cars and returning, after which he spent the night at the red trick institution on West South street. He was brought before the judge this morning for explanation.
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Charles Shipley
West Patrick Street
Walter Abrecht
Shipley
Charis
Baltimore
Frederick
Simmons
Charles
Red Trick Institution
West South Street
John S. Newman
Water eight feet deep in Shelbyville Tennessee
Flood reports from Shelbyville and nearby areas describe eight foot water levels and homes carried away by floodwaters. authorities say several houses were moved but many details remain unclear. A separate court note lists Reno S Harp granted an absolute divorce with costs to be paid.
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Tenn
Shribsville
Sprint
Shelbyville
Anderson
D. Hess
Cumberland
Reno S. Harp
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