Emmitsburg Pike seeks new link avoids grade crossings
The plan proposes a new road paralleling the Pennsylvania tracks from Harmony Grove to Worman's Mill to connect Emmitsburg Pike with the railroad. It would bypass two dangerous grade crossings at North Market Street and Harmony Grove, with state shoulder work and potential county participation. Local officials and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce press for action while the State Roads Commission reviews funding and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil B
Hoover
Gatoctin Furnate
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Hermony Grove
Worman
Lewistown
Barmony Grove
Harmony Grove
Worman’s Mill
Gay
Willlama J. Grove
Lime Elin
Towart
Frederie Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Lions Club
High School Star Found Shot to Death in Ohio
Portsmouth, Ohio May 1 AP. Sanford Wright an 18 year old sophomore and star athlete at Wi High School was found shot to death in a country lane near Wheelersburg a short distance from Eatoness. An earlier injury in an agate accident involved Southern of dish and a truck ride to Exa Sidthi of Derwood. The truck traveled west and the cause of the accident remains unclear as a report from Braddock substation details a hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
Sanford Wright
Sopho
Cou Lane
Wheelersburr
Ehatoness
Derwood
HandBook Operator Shot To Death In Cincinnati
A handbook operator was shot to death in Cincinnati around 835 am. Police reported an address for the suspect, Rhubh Plinkey, but the location details were not released. The incident remains under investigation with few readable specifics in the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rhubh Plinkey
Cinemns
May Day Sees Global Tension As Police Foil Parades
May Day observances by socialist and communist groups in Excope and the Americas sparked heightened police alert. Berlin clashes injure two officers after a thousand marchers defy orders in Menco City, revolver fire and a knife attack reported. Police report no major disturbances in London Paris Rome or major South American capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Excope
Americas
Berlin
Menco City
London
Paris
Rome
New York
United States
Crer
Menkoelln
Baltimore Police Weapon Ties to Bank Robbery Probe
Whittmore and Minner brought 10 Baltimore to Westminster to face bank robbery charges. Rawlings and Roberts held up the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Westminster and were moved to Baltimore from St. Louis. Police probe possible link to the killing and the St Louis pistol, with a suitcase stained by biol and a use of the weapon’s serial number under chemical testing. Authorities plan to try prisoners locally if Carroll County objections are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Roberts
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Westminster
Balti
St. Louis
St. Loui
Baltimore
Joan Revell
Howard Tydings
St Louis
Carroll County
Uncertain Attitude Toward Escobar Emerges
Fragmentary report details shifting stances on Escobar amid efforts to end rebellion in Sonora. Text references surrender talks, federal actions, and potential military and political maneuvering shaping the response to the violence.
Plan to Remodel Market Street Store by Shipley and Stamm
Sam and Ss Tote aid a plan to remodel the Market Street site. Robert L Shipley and O Leonard Stamm, in business over ten years, will move stock from the current store to the Empire Theater building. The theater will be fitted up temporarily to carry on the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam & Ss Tote
Ss Usl
Robert L Shipley
O. Leonard Stamm
Somn | Thing
Lewis R. de
Empire Theater
Hiss Castle Die: Notable dressmaker passes at 95
Miss Eden Carlilla Castle of Jefferson died at her North Market Street residence at about 6 this morning after a long life in Frederick. She was a longtime Evangelical Lutheran Church member and a charter participant in local charity groups. A renowned dress designer, she created gowns for brides and families and remained active until six weeks ago. Survived by sister Mrs Alverta Murphy and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm, Rev U S G Rupp officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Carlilla Castle
James T
Carlilla Edlen Castle
Jefferson
Heresidence
North Market Street
Miss Castle
Frederick
Casile
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Castle
Ladies’ Aux
Teddy O
Trousseau
Alverta T. Murphy
U. S. G. Rupp
Mit
RL Etehnson
Sen
Heflin Defeated In Senate Election
Heflin defeated in a senate race with reports noting the outcome and reference to a senator named Heflin. Sam is mentioned as part of the fragmentary OCR text. The source shows a competing candidate loss and political result without additional context or dates.
Sail to Fix Blame for Accident Causing Death
Fragmentary notice reports a fatal accident with names and relations. The text references Mandy Mae Ow and the Hager hospital, with survivors including Mrs David Maha Metz and a list of unclear relatives. The incomplete OCR obscures full details and most names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAIL
Mandy Mae
Cy Mas
Leas
Moonday
David Maha Metz
Lena Tee Nia Normen
Christan Chyrmenzbe
Plan for Braddock Heights pool given form and details
A meeting of Braddock Heights residents organized a Braddock Heights Swimming Pool Corporation to build a pool about half the size of Baker Park’s, near Camp Schley avenue. Edest S. McCardell was elected president with officers Croghan, Jones, Remsberg, and Royal to lead. Stock sales run today and Thursday as plans and specifications are prepared for construction near Camp Schley inn on water company land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Medora Jones
Charles KH. Remsberg
Wm C. Royal
Camp Schiey Inn
Camp Schley Avenue
Helchis
First Newspaper Story Dictated Over Wireless Telephone
Report of a historic wireless telephone dictation from air to newsroom in Upper New Jersey. An Associated Press writer transmitted to New York City via air wave and ground line, with static from engine noise and weather affecting the link. The demonstration linked sky reporter and city desk through a regular telephone system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Lund
New York City
City
Bill” Porter
Nes
Upper
New Jersey
New, Jersey
Metropolis
Cass
City Desk
Auction planned for bag of gold with voter boosters
Secretary J Harry Brandenburg announces a registry for a bag of gold auction by Red Arrow Cie in late July. Registration at J D Hendrickson’s home from May 11 to May 16 requires full name address and favored organization. a $5 return advances a booster ballot system for 500 votes. The scheme links registrations to bids and booster ballots. A separate note reports dismissal of a larceny charge against Rev Harold F Pellegrin, retired Presbyterian minister, after witness Hagopian admitted error and praised Pellegrin as honest.
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Red Arrow Cie
J. Harry Brandenburg
J. D. Hendrickson
Red Army
Pellegrin
George Hagoplan
Harold F. Pellegrin
Near East Felief
Central Food Court
Baltimore
Hagopian
Masistrate
James R. Cadden
Ansaer
Pelcerin
Haz
Wedding Month Ago Fails Friends Planning To Send Off Today
Mr and Mrs Ralph G Kline of this city kept their wedding a secret and planned a send off today for a trip to the Adirondack region and Canada. The ceremony occurred April 3 at Stafford Court near Fredericksburg Virginia. The couple returned to Frederick and will reside at Ebert Apartments North Market Street. Mary Boteler and Ehne Kline wed nearly a month ago with the event kept quiet to avoid notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Kline
Canada
Stafford Court
Ehne
Thomas Ehne
Frederick
Mary Ramsey Boteler
Wiliam L. Boteler
Bucseystown
Fredericksburg
Welter Smith
Chuo
Tee
Alshough
Klino
Ebert
North Market Street
Kline
Western Maryland College
al A Mm
Eston Burnette
Business College
Baltimore
J. W. Roberts
Baltimore Packer
Ely
Kilne
Boys
United States Aviation Corps
University of Maryland
Delta Sigma Phi
Frederick Line Club
This. Calg
D A R Meeting Highlights Frederick Chapter
The Frederick Chapter of the D A R met at Miss Merry Reoutzahn's Middletown home on April 29 with about twenty members present. Mrs Mar hal Etchison accepted the office of chaplain after serving as registrar for years while delegates Eleanor Tuland Feiser reported on the Continental Congress and other members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Merry Reoutzahn
Middletown
Marshall Etchison
Eleanor Tuland Feiser
Amend
Benny T. Wade
Mass
Miriam Miss van Houck
E. B. Sa Irs
Barry Carty
Young Women's Congress Held by Maryland Synod in Washington
The first Young Women's Congress of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church met at Keller Memorial Church in Washington. Congress opened with Miss Frances Dysinger presiding, followed by talks on world program participation and prayer study. Afternoon sessions elected officers including President Ethel Bowers and Vice-President Kathryn Hagerstown, with additional officers named and a brief ending sightsee in the Triangle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church
Keller Memorial Church
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
N. E
Washington
Congress
Frances Dysinger
Washington, D. C
Wythe F. Morehead
Women's Unary Society of the United Theran Church i America
Vargil W. Doub
Middletown
Kathre
Frederick
Milewine
Ethel Bowers
Caiemsjile
Kathryn
Hagerstown
Nh Kerise
Frede
Elmer Harp
Midd
Frederick to Be Headquarters for Census Effort
Frederick is named as census headquarters with 12 enumerators for the district including Frederick and surrounding counties. Supervisors likely named by the Census Bureau with Republican support. districts cover Baltimore city, Eastern Shore, and Anne Arundel Prince George s, Calvert, Charles, St. Mary s with multiple headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hartford
Cocllcote
Havre de Grace
Baltimore City
Griz Hall
Anne
Prince George's
Calvert
Charles
St. Mary's
Annapolis
Cecil County
Read
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Borschester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Easton
Camep
Oxbsus Bureau
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Republican
Frederick N. Ziblman
Ue Sixth Congressional District
Linwood L. Clark
Ehumerstors
Census Bureau
Congress
Ohwilse
Washington
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Mir. Benson
Reid Wi Wood
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Martie
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Heipurer
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