Petition Drives Market Street Widening Plan
Local Lions Club circulates a petition to widen Market Street from Fifth to South, seeking city approval without increasing taxes. Property owners argue costs total about 3,701.63 dollars and would be funded by developers and state work, not tax revenue.
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No District Tags Needed On Md Cars For Shrine Meeting
Maryland motorists will be allowed to drive into Washington using Maryland tags during the shrine convention. The commissioner has not yet received the district head’s recommendation but expects approval and a temporary limit during the disprocity. The District and Maryland have not agreed on reciprocity in the past, but new tax laws may show good faith to permit Marylanders to enter during the convention.
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Demand Grows for Easter Novelties and Candy
Easter shopping increases with weeks until the festival. Local merchants report strong sales of small jelly eggs, noting buyers include adults. Stores display Easter novelties and standard goods, with candy seen as the preferred purchase over baskets and other items. Prices range up to 70 cents, baskets vary and many are intended for use after the holiday.
J A C Lipps Dead in Springfield Home
J A C Lipps dies aged about 67 at his home 365 West Patrick Street after a few days illness. He was son of the late John Lipps and widow George Lipps, survived by daughters Mrs Fannie Holmes and Mrs Esther Reed and brothers Levi and Annie Lipps. Member of Evang and Mission Me. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Oliver Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas Ries handles arrangements.
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Falls Death on Road Near Werverten
John Everhart, 63, of Sandy Hook, died near Werverten after collapsing on a state road from acute indigestion. Residents found him outside Weverton and notified authorities. Deputy Kaylor and Justice F W Biner investigated and determined death due to natural causes.
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Philadelphia man named in report as Mr Marshall
A Philadelphia man identified as Mr Marshall by district attorney assistant Pecere was revealed in New York dispatches. The report notes the man’s alleged connection to Spain model rumors and chloroform related events, with initials J. K. Mitchell noted in the fragment.
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Textile Mills Give Employees Bonus Raise
Leaksville Spray and associated mills announced a wage increase for workers effective today, producing a net rise in annual pay by about 1 percent. The measure followed company plans to improve compensation and reflect market conditions.
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Palm Sunday Observances Touched by Frederick Churches
Special services mark Palm Sunday as the last Sunday in Lent with a high Mass at St Jeromes and a 30 pm cantata. Palm branches will be distributed, processions recalled, and the rite noted as a historic symbol of triumph over flesh and world. Ash Wednesday ashes are prepared from blessed palms from the previous Palm Sunday.
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Principals Meet in Frederick for Maryland Conference
A gathering of about 120 high school principals from Carroll Montgomery Howard Washington and Frederick counties convened at the Frederick school to discuss teaching standards and professional development. State supervisor Samuel North led the session, marking the second straight year the meeting was held in Frederick.
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Officials at Convention In Baltimore Hear Postal Goals
Frederick city and county officials attended the Postal Conference Convention of Maryland on Friday at the Century Roof in Baltimore. Postmaster General Harry S New led the banquet with remarks urging cooperation across the postal service and promising improved service since March 4. Local business leaders and Maryland officials including Irving S Himbury and Kemp Cash attended as greetings were extended from Frederick and several delegates spoke.
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Unable to determine readable facts from the scrambled OCR. Summary unavailable beyond noting garbled input and missing clear events or names.
Oxford Rowing Team Triumphs Over Cambridge
The Oxford crew defeated Cambridge in a recent race, securing a clear victory. Competition highlighted training discipline and team strategy as both sides vied for dominance on the water.
PURE GRAFT AND WORSE SAYS LADD ON SUGAR PRICE
National figure Ladd condemns sugar price practices as pure graft and worse. He cites farmers and consumers bearing the burden while hogs sell ~10 percent below pre war levels and ham and bacon show sizable price disparities. The remarks reflect postwar cost readjustment impacts and probe profiteering.
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Saunders Bank Suspends PigWiggly Stock Sales
The National Bank of Commerce halted sales of Piggly Wiggly stock at 100 per share under Memphis action led by Clarence Saunders. The move aims to cover distressed shorts. few shares were delivered while enough stock was sold to cover most shorts. E N Bradford confirms limited deliveries.
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Short Interests Force Recessions In Stock Market
Associated Press reports a brief session saw prices fall as lack of buying support persisted. Sugar shares weakened amid government sugar price investigations. Motors and motor accessories districts showed heaviness. pools contributed to the downtrend, though some independents showed strength.
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Weather forecast for the week across Atlantic states
An Associated Press outlook covers March 4 to week end for North and Middle Atlantic States. Expect mixed weather with clouds and rain or snow midweek. warmer periods followed by a return to colder conditions toward the end of the week.
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Oxford Defeats Cambridge in Annual Track Meet
Oxford defeats Cambridge in the annual track meet. The report notes college teams competing, with unclear details about events and affiliations.
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Sarah Bernhardt Health Fails. Death Feared
Paris reports serious decline in Sarah Bernhardt's health after a grim night. Doctors express fears for the worst as the famed actress battles a severe illness.
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