Plans for Commercial Bank building on Market Street
Construction plans reveal a three story all steel frame Commercial State Bank building to replace the old structure at Market and Patrick Streets. The corner entrance, granite base, brick and terra cotta facade, and fireproof interiors are outlined with a March-April completion aim. Winds and cold snap disrupt the city with a temporary warmup expected by Sunday night ahead of Easter.
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Commercial State Bank
Frashino
Market street
Orr
st wk
Keprer
zupy
Washington
toing
Fr-dari
Fridar
co ba
Mayor Sheriff Judge and Prosecutor Guilty
Report states Feswitt BR mayor of Gary William HH st Mays riff of Lakeecounty William HW Donide of Th Courts D aleries found guilty. Sentencing pronounced on April by federal statute. Maximum penalties include up to two years in prison and fines up to 210000.
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Feswitt
Gary
William HH
st mays riff
Lakeecounty
William HW
Donide
Daleries
Miss Wagner Leaves Public Health Post in Frede
Miss Wagner departs Frede for duties with the State Department of Health and will assist Miss Florence in rural public health work. She will join an eastern county, continuing as a rural public health nurse. Miss Garner remains with public health services to assist ongoing duties.
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Maud Walton
Frede
tures
Y Florence wee
State Department of Health
Wagner
Garner
iin
Pittsburgh Fire Loss Reaches 300000
A Pittsburgh blaze caused estimated damages of 300000 dollars. The fire damaged adjoining properties and prompted investigations by local authorities.
No Paper Monday
The News will not publish on Easter Monday with the editorial office closed all day The business office will reopen after 5 p m
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ely
Destructive fire at Rolling Field injures none
Fire at a suburban property caused extensive damage but no injuries reported. The incident followed a large sale at the same time, with the community preparing for the annual American Legion play Kathleen at the City Opera House featuring a large cast and chorus.
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American Legion
City Opera
Esuse
Kathleen
G. Hunter Bowers
Clifford Winser
Elizabeth Staley
A. Hart
Etchison
Paul B. Rhoads
chorus
grongs
Lassies
in Strasterser
He-len Grum Markoe
Eloise Edmunds
Margaret Edmunds
Margaret Kupp
Louise Albaugh
Annebel Rhine
Theresa Sinil
MiHiccu Musz
Edna Stewart
Margaret Phebus
Rebecca Moore
Rhoads
Re. Elizabeth
La Roema Fakrner
Ja Larkin
Edith Fleming
Valeria Mercer
Anna Lever
Marry McComas
Vivian Moore
Mellen Micheel
Barbara Huil
Nelle Mullinix
Lorraine Cubitt
Dorothy Giser
Madeline Harp
Lecore Ham
Cora Sial Bernat
M. Davis
Seeser Poole
Elmer FL Munshower
Moller
Frank Usner
Joseph Elkins
Helen Grimes
Virginia Conran
Paxson
Dorothy Jol
Mary Gosncil
Margaret Kent
Christine Kreh
Weller
Dohy Grove
E ‘aHernoon
Sarah Y
Edna Ro Soit
Helen Rati
Nath Giurphy
Helen Xusz
Catherine Bond
Fauline Shaw
E Beatty
Panixe Johnson
Catherine LGaumgardar
Rebecca Reiser
Birdy Phobus
Marry Howard
Marcellii
Janice Miller
JD Sehell
Maude Cari
Margaret Lergh
Condon
Nola Hrien Mighesi
Antoinette Gale
Peggy Paxson
Corrad
Jranelle Kolb
Anita
Easter Cold Wave Expected Across the East
The Associated Press reports a frigid Arctic-origin cold spell sweeping the nation. By tonight, the eastern half should feel sharply dropping temperatures with chilly highs and frost, reaching as far south as northern Florida, while easing Sunday afternoon.
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Florida
Arctic
Associated Press
Washington
State Policeman Exonerated After Investigation
Eight witnesses testified before Captain KR H Williams, confirming the state policeman’s innocence after an internal inquiry. The findings exonerate the officer of all charges and clear the record of any misconduct in the case.
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KR. H. WILLIAMS
Easter Joy Ends Lent As City Prepares Spring Festival
The article notes charges exonerated for Officer Dailey after an accident that killed Bertram Cilles and Miss Bessie Peach and injured others. It describes Easter preparations in Frederick with services, Easter lilies, and social celebrations, plus city plans for holidays and business closures on Easter Monday.
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Maryland
HM. Williams
Edear
Bertram Cilles
Bessie Peach
Ernest Huuimersia
Anna Peach
rand
Middletown
aifai liams
Vepers
Mir Ander
pecennity
iiteer Dailer
Brouideck Heights
plain Williams
handfal 'Pepersack
oinel
Jane
Willams
Datler
St. V. Hauver
M. Huffer
Mr. Bowlins
Samuel M. Kefauver
Offcer
Edward M. Stevens
Floyd Stine
office of State
Alttorney
Anders
Dailey
vest
Receiver Sought for De Roode Hotel in Baltimore Case
The Helgefiere Hotel Company seeks a receiver as receivership filings are made against former MartIe mayor Lewis N. DeRoode in Baltimore. DeRoode is under arrest on charges involving negotiable securities and a $100 check alleged to be worthless. Judge Bond deferred ruling on the petition.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Lewis N. DeRoode
Mart ~ie
New
Helgefiere Hotel Company
Dé Roode
peti lon
Circuit Coast
Jude Bond
Bond
New Day Enforcement Plan Soon in Effect
The Associated Press reports a new enforcement plan set to take effect tomorrow across New York, New Jersey, and surrounding areas. Formal orders outline prohibition enforcement and designate agents across Eastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Washington
New New Je
Pennsylvania
Haze
Fennsylvanis
New Jersey
ir-s
Madoo and Wilson Accord on California endorsement
In a California setting dated March 37 the Secretary of War discusses endorsements for Thompson. Governor Sweed mentions Thompson as a candidate while Maadoo leans toward Thompson as well. The report notes shifting alliances and a cautious tone from officials amid campaign chatter.
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Associated Press
Weoelow
acen aies
Colorado
SweemL Meann
Thompson
MccAdoy
Fourth Take: Whiskey Stolen in Repeated Horsey Distillery Robberies
In a continuing spree, the Outer Edge Horsey Distillery suffered its fourth break‑in, with six cases of whiskey taken. Sheriff Jones and deputies pursued thieves traveling in two touring cars and a coupe until frozen radiator water halted pursuit. Distillery owners declined to comment.
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Horsey Distillery
Outer Edge Horsey
James A. Jones
Charles McC. Mathias
distilling company
Reward Offered for Bootlegger Killings at Distillery
Officials at the Quierbridge Haer distillery announce a reward of 500 for each bootlegger shot dead and 300 for government guards who kill a bootlegger during a robbery attempt. The plant has been robbed four times in two years, with thieves eluding arrest each time. The high bounty is meant to deter future raids and reduce successful thefts.
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Quierbridge
curta
Five Story Belvidere Hotel Burns in Chesapeake Beach
A five story Belvidere Hotel in Chesapeake Beach Maryland burned to the ground today, threatening much of the South Chesapeake Beach district. Firefighters from a bucket brigade, aided by Washington apparatus, contained the blaze after a long fight. one tro cery store and a cottage were also destroyed with no fatalities reported.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake Beach
Mareh
Belvidere
James walls
Washington
Nu perj
gai
Stock Market Ends Irregular On Quiet Trading Day
Prices moved aimlessly in a light Easter holiday session with few clear trends. Large operators were absent, floor traders largely driven the moves, with Pacific Oil and some independent steel shares countered by gains in food stocks and minor specialties. Volume around 660 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Pacific Oil
Warmer Weather Expected Early Next Week
Weather outlook forecasts much warmer conditions early in the coming week across the region. The forecast mentions warming Monday through Wednesday with strong high pressure likely, followed by continued warmth into Thursday.
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Washington
Atlantic
Thursda
Rum Runners Caught in Trap Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary report indicates a raid disrupted a rum running operation. Included are names such as Helfenstein and references to a female victim, with updates suggesting one person is out of danger and another ill.
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Miss Helfenstein
I. Helfenstein
Way
Miss elted
Five Die as Fuller Brush Tower Collapses in Hartford
A central tower at the Fuller Brush Co. plant in Hartford, Connecticut collapsed during a test. Five workmen were killed and several others injured as a 50,000 gallon water tank at the top toppled, weighing about 155 tons.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Simons Declares Rights of Klansmen in Proclamation
Atlanta on March 21 William Joseph Simons, founder and emperor of the Ku Klux Klan, issues a proclamation asserting every Klansman has an equal inalienable right to participate in affairs of Kamotia, despite any contrary imperial order.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Wiliam Joseph Simons
Ku Kine Rian
Pnllow
Kamotia
pelto
German Workers Killed in Clash With French Military
Six German workers at the Arapp plant in Essen were killed and 20 injured in a clash with French forces. The incident occurred amid ongoing tensions and is reported from Essen.
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Associated Press
tim
Merch S1
Arapp
Essen
sars
Neag
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