Joan W Snook former county treasurer dies at 63
Funeral from her late home Monday at two o clock with burial at Mt Olivet. Mrs Joan W Snook long active Republican worker in Frederick County died early today at age 63 after a period of illness. She had been a telegraph operator and rural mail carrier before entering real estate and insurance. She was a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Rocky Ridge Lodge Knights of Pythias and other orders. She leaves her husband and two children and a sister and brother-in-law.
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Tragic Burned Infant James Lee Dies in Frederick
James Edward Lee aged two weeks with 3rd degree burns died at Frederick County Emergency Hospital after clothing ignited from a stove on March 11. Parents Charles and Alerter Lee, siblings, and grandmother Mrs Marta Larkins are named. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 p.m. from the grandmother's home with burial at Farrsview Cemetery. funeral directors MR Etcheon and Son.
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Blue Chip Homestake Mining Up 44 Points On Split Proposal
In a brisk market session Blue Chip Homestake Mining rose sharply after a five for one stock split proposal. Traders reported mixed activity with several issues advancing while others lagged, as early gains faded and a cautious tone lingered.
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Weather outlook for the week across the mid Atlantic
Weather forecast covers North and Mid Atlantic States with a cold start to the week, gradual warming by Tuesday and Wednesday, then returning to cooler conditions by late week. Mild readings are expected, with possible slight fluctuations through Friday as a dry pattern appears.
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Chrysler Sitdown Strike Looms in Washington
AP dispatch reports Miss Perkins and President Naveset discussing the Chrysler sitdown. Labor leaders and mediators planned talks as the fabor department head said settlement could shift the strike toward waning momentum. Perkins visited the White House after a Warm Springs trip to confer on the labor situation.
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Encyclical Addressed to Mexico by Pope Pius
Vatican City March 27 Pope Pius XII issues an encyclical aimed at Mexico urging a return to Christian life in the Western Hemisphere. He asks clergy and lay alike to safeguard faith and schoolchildren, warns against violent change, and calls for charity and justice while noting church closures and priest restrictions.
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Weather brief for Tuesday
Readable forecast notes show yesterday's high around 19 and a year ago high near 23 with last night low near 15. Sunset listed as G28 and moonrise as G6 at 3 a.m. Observable values resemble a compact daily weather snapshot with sparse figures.
Easter Parade Promises Warm Weather Despite Cold Wave
A crowded Easter Sunday is forecast with generally fair weather. The thawing weekend brings crowds to churches, parks, and downtown shops as residents prepare for Resurrection Day amid lingering cold snaps and early spring scenery.
New York Herald Tribune Barred from Rome News Exchange
Rome reports that the New York Herald-Tribune was barred from Mary today after an order found recent Rome correspondent articles to be false and stupid, signaling a sharp press move by local authorities.
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Caterpillars as Winter Weather Prophets in Entomology Debate
Veteran entomologist Dr. Kemp presents caution about caterpillar prognostication noting color markings vary by species and lack uniform weather signals. John N Mackall cites Woolly Bear among common US examples while acknowledging no definitive forecast method exists.
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Groom-to-be Missing Sparks Police Wedding Coast Search
A groom-to-be vanished before his wedding amid a large cash sum, prompting a police posse and a tense hunt in a mountainous region. Witnesses recalled troubling behavior, and investigators say the disappearance occurred after a contentious dispute with his fiancée and her family in a rural area.
Tax Return Deadlines for Payroll Taxes in March
Employers must file the monthly report and pay taxes under Title V and the Social Security Act by the last day of March. Delinquency penalties apply if mailed after April 1. The form used is W-2 style and taxes are due monthly for Title VIII and yearly for Social Security.
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Roosevelt Victory Forecast In September Vote Delay
Washington March 27 AP Senator Ashurst a Democrat of Arizona predicted the Presidents court reorganization plan could be delayed until September. He said it would pass the Senate by a solid margin once examined and urged a clean victory or defeat. Ashurst, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, noted his panel’s stance as seven to seven with four undecided, cautioning that today’s mood could shift.
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High School Student Killed In Track Fall
A high school student died after a track incident described as a fall during a school event. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events and the location, with reports noting a bystander involvement and a driver possibly connected to the incident. No further details were confirmed at this time.
Wagner Steagall bill aims at cheap housing plan
The bill proposes a federal housing program using funds and credit to build low cost dwellings for families at risk of homelessness. It outlines subsidies and grants, limits on rents, and a program to extend loans to public housing agencies for a four year period, with caps on annual expenditures and contributions.
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Hit Kin Driver Involved in Annapolis Area Incident
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an incident near Annapolis with a driver described as Hit Kin Driver and a victim. Names and details are unclear, with scattered phrases about vehicles, horn sounds, and a possible confrontation. The readable items suggest a traffic or assault event but lack coherent facts.
February Building in Ts Shows Live Gain
Washington March 27 1A Secretary Perkinson announced a day February building activity measures. Aimed at permitting, the plan references production, trade, and public works. The report notes involvement of officials and unnamed contractors in the ongoing effort.
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House Passes State Budget Amid Political Turmoil
The legislature approved the state budget after a lengthy debate featuring a lone amendment vote. Opposition party members argued the plan favored the ruling coalition while expressing concerns about funding and oversight. The result sets the stage for a period of fiscal administration and potential audits by the state auditor.
County Club Council Banquet and Dance Plans
The County 1 Club Council schedules a banquet and dance for the community members and officials. Dorothy Env qeon WG Sonlgms and Malo Downey contribute to university service efforts. A committee presents the banquet and dance program with remarks by Miss Flor ace Wala and others.
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Mrs. Bingham Granted Divorce From Husband
Mrs Bingham was granted a divorce from her husband after a drawn out legal process. The record notes she sought no alimony and that the marriage was dissolved with the court denying further claims.
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MTO and Vee Renp Calhoun Move to Bavikdock Property
Calhoun and family Dave relocated from 23 Fa Chorcho tree to their Bavikdock Migiabts property on Siew avenue, ledueh formerly Vie Ebdigew oot rll.
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Supreme Court May Rule Before June On Security
The Supreme Court may rule before June on the validity of a social law affecting thousands of taxpayers. Solicitor General speaking for the government says delay could flood courts with suits and waste public funds. Court action is deemed in the public interest to resolve the tax issue quickly.
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Hospital Employee Admits Killing Co-worker in Philadelphia
Detectives Hanton and McCullough report 41 year old employee at a mental hospital confessed to beating 68 year old George Burroughs to death. He said he intended to kill an old man or child to ensure they would go to heaven, claiming years among the insane drove him to murder.
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American Freighter Sends Call For Help
Aboard the American freighter Valuntver pumps failed and water rose as the ship requested assistance. The British carrier Frema City Caledon steamed to aid at 12 knots, with the Volunteer reporting the vessel was nine miles from Yokohama, Japan. Coast guard in Seattle received word of the distress and expected Fresno City to reach the stricken craft by post tonight.
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Hog report from Middletown tale sparks curiosity
Inland resident Grosnickle reports a Wiltton porker claimed by owner Tuohy as the “boss hog” of the Middletown vale. A local exchange details the animal, described as black and red with a trekle pattern, viewed at the Grosnickle farm amid questions about its fattening and pedigree.
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