Grippe Outbreak Closes Ridge College Amid Wide Absences
Outbreak of grippe and colds prompts early closing of Ridge College and many area schools. Physicians report adults most affected as classes continue with high absence rates among pupils and teachers. Several colleges in the region reported cases while Easter breaks are shortened or disrupted.
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Descendant Sentenced at House of Correction
A 23 year old male, Rey, was sent to the House of Correction in Maryland after a court sentence. The report notes a $100 fee and a revoked charge connected to a wedding dinner event. details about Grace Firefalls and other named individuals are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Women Clubs Rally Thursday for Frederick County Federation Meeting
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs holds its annual meeting with a luncheon at the parlor hall and a 9:30 a.m. business session. George Washington Bicentennial program follows, with leaders from Civic Club Art Club Rotary Kiwanis and Farm Bureau attending.
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Deranged youth murders seven in single family
A deranged youth killed seven members of a single family in a tragic incident. Police investigation details and the victims’ identities are reported, with authorities urging calm as the case draws national attention.
Doctor Jennings Dead After Fatal Action
A physician identified as Dr Jennings died by his own action and was followed by the death of his nurse in the incident. Authorities and colleagues react as the hospital conducts inquiries and memorials begin for the medical staff affected by the tragedy.
Secrets of research deaths shock Baltimore coroner rules
In Baltimore, coroner Ja Morrissey delivers verdicts of death by own action for Dr Frederick B Jennings Jr and Miss Mona Bittenhouse. Police blamed a man named O Gay for Miss Bittenhouse's death after witnessing the events at Johns Hopkins associated facility in Saranac Lake. The cases show despondency tied to a hospital setting but no evidence of a concerted plan between the two deaths.
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Progress in Reorganization Plan for Trust Co
Depositors press ahead with a reorganization plan for Central Trust Company. Meetings led by Leo Weinberg and Benjamin Rosenstock explain the plan and answer questions. By April 1, 60 percent of depositors are expected to adopt, with plans for further discussions in multiple communities.
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Garner halts new tax bill change
Washington reports Speaker Garner blocks a tax bill change amid the committee program. The draft amendment by Renne and Cannon faces opposition from Democrats and independents, with discussions on corporate income tax and potential subsidies continuing.
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Market reports fail to lift steel and power sector outlook
Disjointed reports from AP and others point to stagnant pricing for steel and electric power amid unclear demand signals. The fragmented text hints at production costs, capacity, and market pessimism affecting prices.
$1,000 Verdict For Injured Man In Maryland Case
Burke, a 22 year old Montgomery County resident from Rockville, was awarded $1,000 in a Tuesday court verdict connected to an accident near Frederick Junction on June 28, 1931. The suit concerns injuries from a car collision with a Spring driver and includes references to railroad work near the B&O tracks.
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Two Ships Seized For Rum Running By Coast Guard
Coast Guard crews intercept two vessels accused of rum running, seizing ships and detaining crew after a patrol off the coast. Authorities report successful seizures and ongoing investigations into illicit liquor trafficking.
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Progress on New Bridges Across Monocacy
Notes indicate ongoing construction of a double 160 foot steel and concrete span over the Monocacy River at Ceresville. Work also started on a bridge on the Monocacy road from Rocky Ridge to Devour, with concrete forms completed and crews reportedly working day and night despite weather delays.
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Four Die in Zagreb Apartment Fire
Four residents perished in a Zagreb apartment fire as investigators examined the scene and neighbors recalled the blaze's rapid spread. Firefighters battled the flames, with authorities noting possible accelerants while seeking a cause.
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Grocers Meet In Maryland Hear City Leaders And Plan
More than 400 grocers from Maryland attend the fourth Independent Retail Grocers convention in Frederick. Mayors and state officials speak on topics from meat department profitability to organizing counties. Banquet toastmaster A LeRoy McCardell and state officers read reports while committees list plans for legislative action and regional meetings.
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Lindbergh Baby Negotiation Efforts Continue In Norfolk
Three Norfolk men led by Dean E Dobson Peacock and Rear Admiral Guy Burrage press on with Col Lindbergh to secure the kidnapped child's return. Lindbergh reportedly gave no new guidance, while officials say the father regards the clues as sound and progress remains uncertain.
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Dr Driscoll TriaI Over Nurse Death In Baltimore
Dr Alber D Driscoll former Baltimore coroner and physician faced a manslaughter trial in Baltimore in connection with the death of nurse Ning Kelly. The case involves alleged illegal operating practices and conspiracy by Frank M Ob etc. No date set for further hearings.
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Cumberland Explosion Reveals Items Hidden in Home
An explosion in Cumberland exposed a still and other items in a residence. Investigators found a cellar with a coal coil and several large gasoline kegs, indicating concealed hazardous materials.
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