Easter Holiday Observed Across Churches and Schools
Good Friday and Easter break mark Holy Week with services in churches citywide. Public schools closed from Friday afternoon until Tuesday morning with many students traveling to attend Easter events. Hood College and area institutions begin spring vacations, while local banks suspend operations on Good Friday and Saturday.
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Man Dies Defending Girl From Attack By Three
A 21 year old Paul Basson was shot and killed on a lonely road after defending his companion Ace Olson from three attackers. Olson, a 20 year old stenographer, hid in a field and survived. The two had reportedly dated for 18 months.
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Paul Herman Basson
Ace Olson
Miss Olson
Weather data summary for March to 1932
The report records precipitation totals from March with 3.40 inches, compares to normal minus 332 inches, and notes a March 1931 5.05 inch total. It lists 1932 year to date precipitation at 193 inches and yesterday's high of 31. Moonrise and moonset times are sporadically listed.
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Threat to Kidnap Infant at Montchanin Home
Police guard the home of Mr and Mrs J Simpson Dean in Montchanin Delaware after a telephone message threatened to kidnap their infant son. The nurse Mrs Dean previously Miss Pauline du Pont, daughter of Mrs William du Pont of the prominent du Pont family.
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Easter Treat Decorates Frederick County Graves
Graves of ex service men and women from Frederick County will be decorated with hyacinths on Friday at Mt. Olivet cemetery by the American Legion Auxiliary. A large delegation visited Seb Glas vile to give its annual treat at the State Sanatorium where 480 persons were remembered. The Auxiliary has long honored World War service members with Hyacinth gravesides and a Good Friday delivery of flowers.
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Mt. Olivet
American Legion Auxiliary
State
William Kreh
Lewis L. Cem
Jean Aibaush
Willam Stanton
Grayson Croumbaugh
Henry Wilson
Alice Glessner
Charles W. Taller
Guy Anders
Calvin Engie
Willam Shook
Simmons
Price
Abs
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Legion Auxiliary
Sanatenam
Miss. Crazzburg
Itary
Elmer BE. Dixon
Water
Feaga
Ezra Hofman
Charies Butcher, Jr
Bina Saith
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Dorothy Clem
Mary Stam
America
Washington
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Ethel Brant
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James
Brice
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Communion Service At Grace Reformed Church Tonight
The Grace Reformed Church holds the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper this evening. Rev. Relph Edariman will lead the service at 4:30, observing Matnd Week with a musical medley by the church choir.
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Dr W Hayes Brown III Dies at Jefferson
Dr W Hayes Brown III longtime Frederick physician and former president of the Frederick County Medical Society died Wednesday night at his Jefferson home at age 62. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10:30 at Mt Olivet Cemetery with interment there. He is survived by wife Eureka Barrington Brown and four children, plus four grandchildren and several siblings.
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Hannaman Medical College
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Washington
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Af. Eureka Barrington
Wade P. Thomas
Baltimore
W. Hares Brown
James Addson Brown
HL Barrington Brown
Roanoke
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A. Walkersvle
Emma M. Brien
Roy L H
Beauty parlor operator missing sparks kidnapping fears
Laurel Morrison a 30 year old Aurora Nebraska beauty parlor operator disappeared amid reports of a $2 ransom note. Police checked Aurora and Grand Island as investigators traced envelopes and a massing from the post office while Morrison reportedly planned to ride a bus to Omaha next day.
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Laurel Morrison
Aurora
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Miss Morrison
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Morrison
Grand Island
Cryptic ads hint at kidnapping clue in mystery
A distorted public notice style message appears amid talk of Lindbergh baby theft. Puzzlers and experts debate if the cryptic letters signal a secret code between conspirators or a staged ransom message, amid rumors of agents and illicit deals.
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New York
National Puzzle League
Lindbergh
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Unclear OCR fragment with scattered phrases
A distorted text fragment mentions assurances, payments, and a ransom context but offers unclear names, dates, or locations. The readable parts imply a demand or negotiation scenario, yet specifics are too garbled to identify people or places.
George Washington Bicentennial Banquet May 3 Planned
Hart a noted historian chosen as guest of honor for the George Washington Bicentennial Banquet in Frederick County. Dr Hart will attend May 3 with a reception at 6 30 p m in the Fran Scott Key hotel mezzanine and a banquet at 7 p m in the ball room. Officers expect strong attendance from the Sons of the American Revolution and the Daughters, with Frank Noron National and State S AR leaders also slated to attend. Secretary David C Winebrenner presides. reservations coordinated by Lewis A Rice.
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Outlook
Harper's Magazine
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American Historical Association
American Political Science Association
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Woman Leaps From Broker Philip Randolph’s Fifth Floor Apartment
A 23 year old woman leapt from a fifth floor window of broker Philip Randolph Jr’s luxury apartment, dying later in hospital. A note to “Dear Thomas” asked her mother in Toronto not be advised of the death and cited regret and inability to keep a promise. Randolph was away at the time.
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Randolph, Jr
Ber bodr
Randolph
Thomas
Mileson Smith
Toronto
Verdict Set Aside in Assault Case on West Patrick Street
A court hearing in Baltimore ordered a delay in a case charging Danie Buoe and Abram C J eners with assault and disorderly conduct after a collision on West Patrick Street. The defendants were released on recognizance for further proceedings in police court tonight.
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Arthur D. Willard
Mantes
Baltimore
Abram
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West Patrck street
Sveiner
National Head of Eagles Speaks at Galveston Lodge
Galveston Texas scene as J C Canty grand worthy president addresses about 600 000 Eagles nationwide urging a permanent national commission to study conditions and propose actions to avert depressions He likened it to the Interstate Commerce Commission aiding railways and highlighted fraternal goals in pensions and workmen compensation.
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J. C. Canty
Galveston
Tex
Canty
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Canada
Charles E. Welty
G. Frank Bell
Robert Hartman
Harry echt
Frank J.Wachter
Howard Hugh
Charles F. Cramer
C. Bernard Smith
Frank James
Augustus Boyne
A. J. Forney
Alvie E. Myers
Charles Knipstenard
Herman Herda
James Birch
Highlandten
C. F. Cramer
Wachter
Albaugh
Smith
Ira Bandield
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meronge
Washington, D. C
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Nothing But The Truth to Be Presented 2 Nights
Rehearsals are underway for Nothing But The Truth presented by Francis Somiox No 11. Easter Monday and Tuesday nights at the Opera House feature comedy and quick-fire acts with music by the Brad family and other performers.
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America Legion
Francis Somiox
Opera
Francs R. Summers
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Noted diving star dies of injuries
A celebrated diving star from Vienna dies from injuries after a back injury during a diving incident. Doctors and specialists report the case handling and parental reactions as the tragedy unfolds.
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Anne
Vienna
Marya
Attempt to gain freedoms bared in Capone crime push
Washington reports Frank J. Loesch, head of the Chicago Crime Control Commission, charging Al Capone's crime ring with aiming to sway public officials to win Capone's freedom. He claims unions in Chicago pay tribute to the organization and that Capone controls two U.S. senators.
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Washington
Al Capone
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Control Commission
Senator Borah
Loesch
Capone
Alderman Receives Tag in Car Rationing Note
An alderman, identified as Bowers, recalls his car was tagged at 7.25 by Officer Straitaz while returning home with a colleague. He questions the whereabouts of his vehicle and mentions the new rate-related fine.
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Wed Again and the Noted Artist in Mexico City
A brief note highlights Wed Again, a noted artist, with Mexico City linked to the gallery or event. The fragment underscores cultural presence and ongoing interest in the artist's work in the Mexican capital.
Two Men Known as Kidnappers Sought in Lindbergh Case
Kansas City detectives report a Western connection as two alleged kidnappers Harry Fleischer and Abe Wagner are sought for questioning in the Lindbergh abduction. Police trace possible links to Donnelly case and eastern gang activity with investigators preparing to brief Col. Schwarzkopf in Trenton.
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Hopewell
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry Freischer
Detroit
Abe Wagner
New York city
Long Island
Kie Wagner
New Jersey
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Able Wagner
New York state
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harry Fleischer
Connecticut
Able Wagtter
Donnelly
Bloomsburg
Kansas City
Martin Depew
Nell Donnelly
Lindbergh
Robert Cole
Joseph Brannen
Depew
Brannen
Trenton
Explosive Crowd Demands Verdict In Snow Case
Charges of assault and kidnapping against Snow All Chief Robert Alen and Berlin men were dismissed at a preliminary hearing before Magistrate William J. Bratten. The crowd disrupted a hotel event, storming the premises and causing chaos as officials faced spillover from Worcester county.
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Charles W. Brown
Berlin
Robert Alen
Snow All
George H. Jarry
Wil.iam J. Bratten
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Seven Negroes to Hang for Attacks on Girls
A historical AP note reports seven Black men in Alabama faced execution after convictions for attacks on girls. Details are fragmentary with garbled dates and unclear court references.
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