Munshower declares candidacy for second mayor term
Frederick Mayor Elmer F. Munshower announces a bid for re election as head of city government subject to Republican party action. He pledges faithful public service regardless of time and stresses his prior administration experience and military record. Former Mayor Lloyd C. Culler remains potential Democratic rival with June 12 election forthcoming.
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Brain trust under scrutiny as dairy plan faces hurdles
Washington ink notes a tough obstacle for theNew Deal brain trust as the AAA proposes a milk plan aiming to curb marketing by 15 percent with large price transfers while confronting administration, farmer, and consumer hurdles. Robert Healey praises brain trust lawyers as champions of the people amid probe fights and policy upheaval.
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Brain Trust
Cal Coolidge
Coolidge
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Federal Trade Comission
Healy
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Cities Service Secunties Corporation
New York curb exchange
Wirt declines debate on Roosevelt aides charges
Washington dispatch reports Rep Foulkes says Dr William A Wirt of Gary Indiana declined a challenge to debate his accusations that Roosevelt advisors are communistic sympathizers. Wirt cites time and strength restraints and questions a wider inquiry. Meanwhile a summon may bring Wirt to Washington for testimony before a special committee.
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$3000 Of U S Funds Stolen In Norfolk Raid
In Norfolk on March 30 an intruder locked Lieutenant T C Ba Zisa and a pay officer inside the Norfolk Navy Yard vault and fled with about $3000 in government funds. The robbery, alleged to be by John Da linger and associates tied to Dillinger, triggered a city-wide search for a car believed used in the escape.
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T. C. Ba- Zisa
U. S. Nav Ward crafts
Norfolk Wary Yard
mnenant Edringsen
John Dalinger
mid-Westerm
Twins Die After Poison Ingestion In Pennsylvania
Chester, March 30 AP Two three year olds Lawrence P F Tinker and Ludwig A Tinker died in a hospital two hours after swallowing poison at their Upland home. Their mother, Mrs Raymond Tinker, found them with poison smeared mouths after they climbed to a closet and obtained a tube of substance. The brothers died within minutes of each other, authorities said.
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Law_rence PF
Tinker
Ludwig A. Tinker
Upland
Raymond Tinker
Caroline
Married at Woodsboro Norman A Smith Weds Emma King
Norman A Smith and Miss Emma King were married at the groom’s home in Woodsboro Friday evening at 6 35 o clock. The bride wore blue flat crepe with matching accessories and the house was decorated with pots and streamers. The ceremony used the ring rite with Rev J Frank Foe officiating. A reception followed with games and refreshments.
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Emma King
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Married Diary Anniversary Noted in Local Report
A brief item recalls a 33 year marriage of Mr and Mrs ESE DTP a Faung MMs and marks their diary anniversary at the Frederces area. The report notes a ceremony or recognition by area officers and mentions Crum and a prior incident.
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Jury Again Disagrees in Clark Case Amid Fire Damage
After nearly a day of deliberation the jury could not reach a verdict on Clark charged with embezzlement. The case was discharged by Judge Forsythe after the fourth mistrial. Separately a fire at Slaybaugh Barber Shop on East Main Street threatened adjacent buildings but was contained by the Tremont Fire Department causing about 1200 dollars in damage. Proprieter Roy Linbaugh reported an oven or stove explosion started the blaze. No insurance details were available.
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CWA Ends as Hopkins Declares Success
Washington reports the Civil Works Administration ends with Harry L. Hopkins praising the program for social usefulness and providing income through real jobs. About 1,850,000 on payroll to be shifted to relief programs. 250,000 stay to finish projects by May 1. Total spending near 1 billion dollars with payrolls at 750 million and materials 250 million.
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Civil Works Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
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Relief Administration
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Four Hurt When Two Automobiles Collide in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on March 30, Joseph Martin a local pugilist and two other men suffered injuries when two cars collided near Lestersburg. Herold Gilbert of Warnesboro sustained a suspected fractured skull and was taken to Warasboro Hospital. Charles Gorman and Paul Price were also hospitalized. Gilbert later appeared in town as a focal figure, and a man booked as H was noted.
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Herold Gilbert
Warnesboro
Lestersburg
Gilbert
Wamnesboro
Charles Gorman
Paul Price
John Remsburg 84 Dies After Train Crossing Accident
John B. Rems burg aged 84 died from injuries after being struck at a railroad crossing near Sharpsdorff. The incident occurred Tuesday morning as he crossed the tracks, leaving him unaware of an approaching train.
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Weather Summary for March 9 with Temperatures and Sun/Moon Times
Weather data for Pretipiason covering 24 hours to 7 am reports March 9 values. Precipitation 3.06 inches vs normal 2.32 inches. March 1933 total 546 inches. 1934 deficiency to March 1 280 inches. Yesterday high 63, last night low 28. yesterday and prior year temperatures noted. Sunsets 8:31 pm, sunrise 5:58 am, moonrise 7:37 pm, moonset 6:53 am.
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Hotel Longview Burned Killing Three In Texas Blaze
A three story Hotel Longview in Longview Texas valued at 250000 was destroyed by fire early today. Two guests died jumping from windows and a third perished from heart trouble linked to the shock. Firemen rescued others including a mother who threw her 14 month old son to an awning below. The cause remained undetermined.
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Texas
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Dallas
Lewis Lacey
Herman R. Yates
Free-Clem Nuptials at Pleasant Hill Church
Miss Charlotte R Clem and Mr Harold M Free wed at Pleasant Hill Reformed Church in Frederick with Rev S R Kresge officiating. The bride is daughter of Prof and Mrs Chester G Clem. the groom son of Mr and Mrs Harry M Free. They will reside near Frederick after a wedding trip.
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Rocky Springs
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Harold Hooper
Margaret Zimmerman
Farol Ciem
Frederick High School
Charles F. Goodell
Local Notices and Names list missing context
Fragmentary OCR reads a public notice or church directory style list with names such as Samons, Mr and Mrs Speaks, Mr and Mrs Lewis, Louie McPherson, Mae Glass Marin, Ramsburg, Shook, Remsburg, and Gunner noted as served. No clear event or action is presented.
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Butcher Announces Candidacy for Re election
A Frederick official announces his candidacy for reelection as a member of the Board of Aidemmen. The candidate, who has served two terms on the board from 1922 to 1928, is a former superintendent of the Frederick City Packing Company and was elected alderman in 1831 by a substantial majority.
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Frederick City Packing Company
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