Point of Rocks Bridge meeting called tonight
Local leaders from City County and Virginia join in effort to replace the Point of Rocks bridge after the March flood. A county and Frederick Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Francis Shack Hotel plans a united push to secure a new bridge at or near the former site as petitions circulate seeking state Roads Commission action and noting the route importance along US 15.
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Point of Rocks
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Lusdress
Francis Bemtley
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Frederick County
Loudoun County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Gettysburg
Piedmont
Virginia
South
Lloyd C. Culler
Jesse W. Kolb
Ralph W. Boyer
Chamber of Commerce
Roger B. Wotle
Warry W. LeGore
Robert L. Smith
Michael J. Croghan
John A. Shires
Holmes D. Baker
Sam W. Maples
R. Ames Amdrickson
William B. Bennett
Charles P. Seeger
J. Walker Cite
A FC Pehes
Hammond Clary
James J. Cramer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Richard F. Simmons
Ignatius Bjorlee
James H. Gambrill
Byron A. Winebrewer
Local Steelton Wedding Ties Families in Nassau Plans
Serena Motier and John Edward Schell Jr were married today in Steelton PA. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer. The couple will sail from New York tomorrow on the Munargo to Nassau and Havana before settling at 109 East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon
Steelton
Py A. Robbins, Jr
Ei Serena Motier
John Edward Schell, Jr
Henri L G. Kieffer
Thirefly
Sebel
New York
Munargo
Nassau
Miami
Havana
East Second Bt
Zioncheck Fined 46 for Reckless Driving in Alexandria
Representative Marlon Zioncheck of Washington state was fined 46 for reckless driving speeding and disorderly conduct after failing to appear in court. A 200 bond was forfeited. Judge James R. Duncan warned Zioncheck if he returns to Alexandria he would be arrested.
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Alexandria
Palling
Marlon Zioncheck
James R. Duncan
Stormy Mouse
Zloncherk
Florida
Maurice Rocenberg
Virginia
Woneheck
Ioncherk
Yeaterday
Armstrong To Preside At G. O. P. Convention
Baltimore May 2 CAP Republican readers said Alexander Armstrong former state Attorney General would likely preside at the Republican state convention in Baltimore on May Armstrong has long been active in Maryland politics and was a 1993 gubernatorial candidate Officials have not decided whether to invite a nationally known speaker. such a speaker has agreed if the party opts for one.
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Baltiimore
Orepublican
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstaun
Armstrong
Maryland
Lan Dn Ingersteen
Baltimore
Selassie orders citizens to front in Ethiopia defense
Emperor Haile Selassie called all able bodied residents of Addis Ababa to march north at once to slow the Italian advance. He urged provisions for five days and left police to maintain order as the city nears desolation. Italian mobilization reports cite 6850 total casualties in East Africa.
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Ades
Rome
Italy
Exhiopia
East Africa
Pietra Badoglio
Daggah Bur
Roosevelt Forces To Ignore Breckinridge In MD Race
Pro Roosevelt groups will reunite Col Henry Breckinridge's Maryland campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Maryland leaders say no organized campaign against Breckinridge will occur. Sentiment for the President is reported strong and campaigning will be left to local traders and primary work. No funds have been raised in Maryland or sent from the national committee.
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Baltimore
Henry Breckinridge
Maryland
Kent Ro Mulliken
C Noor
House of Delegates
Young Democratic Clubs of
Breckinridge
Cal Breckinridge
Mullikin
Way
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
William H Bigier and infant patient at Fraderick City Hospital
A report from near Middletown describes William H Bigier undergoing surgery at Fraderick City Hospital several weeks ago and mentions Mrs Simon Raymer aged two from Mveravi who has been persorary by five the pre reveral one here now, Wade 8 by Bloods thre bows.
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Wiliam H Bigier
Middletown
Fraderick City Hospital
Simon Raymer
Mveravi
Wade
Miss Mussina Elected Hood May Queen at Howl College
Miss Mussina, senior at Howl College in Philadelphia, was elected queen of the annual May Day to be held May 9. Elizabeth Chandler Phildelphin was elected prince, and Miss He Philsdelphin chosen Jester. The maid of honor is Mrs Heatree Bomberger, with Miss Sdoroths Rameau as best friend.
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Mary Mustina
Wou
Musangia
Philadelphia
Anty Antaapout
Marion Bo Xh
Philadelphila
Moss Irene Battver
Shankwalle
Eleanor Camps
Lonadegnins
Ele Pathor Corne
Mary Graybill
Ever Petersburg
Margaret Hammer
Johnstoan
Ruth Harry
Norristoan
Must Jance Hall
Treichiers
Elizabeth Hill
Washington, DC
Lansu Hurts
Case Beciles
Vera Virginia Wes
Glyndon
Dorethy Weremain
Thurmont
Eanne Zimmerman
Lingles
Joan
Chotres
Faphoe
Little Sisters
Rentars
Caderella
Russ Rhea Robinson
Harrisburg
Laura Pitkin
Frederick
Prince Charming
Elizabeth Chandler
Vande Buieati
Two Frederick County youths win U S military academy entries
Two nearby Frederick County boys, Wagner and Eader, earned appointments to U S military academies after months of study and support from Congressman Lewis. Both reflected on their hard work, family backgrounds, and motivations to succeed despite stiff competition.
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Prederick County
United States
Naval
Cons Sresaman
David Wt Lewis
Fette
Tornado across Minnesota Iowa Leaves Towns Devastated
A large tornado struck north central Minnesota and southern Iowa causing multiple fatalities and extensive property damage. Injuries are reported across several towns as the storm moved erratically from Sheldon to Estherville and Paymount, with the path tracing a wide arc northeast.
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Spirit Lake
Iowa
Sheldon
Estherville
Paymount
Ely
Drunken Driving Cases Disposed Of In Local Court
Two drunken driving cases were disposed of today as officers stepped up efforts to curb intoxicated driving. William T. Hytte, of West Patrick Street, was jailed on $101 collateral after a morning arrest, with a future hearing set in Police Court. A second case involving Windsor Davis Clark and others saw bail set at $101, while Raymond Try and others faced new hearings after weekend arrests.
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Cass
Peresne Willam T. Hytte
West Patrick Street
Cusstody
Walter FL Sinn
Perales Court
Charles Null
East Booth Street
Omeers
W. K. May
R. P Leute Null
Windsor Davis Clarksburg
May
Tewis
Raymond Try
Doyhs
Sustles
Roger Geisbert
Urbana
Oficer May
Reg Nad
Maro Vas
Manuel Mo
Stan
Commensioner Oof
Walter RoMady
Wrenen
James Goettinger
Walkersubs
Ben
Pornard McCrftres
Water Works
Bank staff changes announced for Mutual Life in Frederick
Warren P. Eo Smith appointed representative for Frederick and adjacent territory of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Smith formerly worked as a bookkeeper at the Frederick County Metrology Bank and will assume duties alongside Eugene Haller who was named a clerk in the bank's office.
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Warren P. Eo Smith
Patrick Stree
Frederick
Mutual Life Trainance Company of
New York
Smith
Peederick County
Irak Walton statue meeting draws large Hagerstown turnout
The apana meeting of the Irak Walton statue was held at Hagerstown Thursday evening and was largely attended. Prominent attendees included JL William Mumm and several local figures.
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Tagerstown
Irak Walton
William Mumm
de Dad
Prerhart
Pr David Go Frechart
Carty
Alin Crawford
Edaard
Moyera Farl
Bo Jeter
Wallin Tooprares
Pety Tientedy
Ben Phebwe
Pad Jewes A
Fae
Blossom Fete Pageant Moves Into Second Day at Whichever
Whichever Virginia observes the annual Blossom Festival pageant amid lighthearted ceremony. Queen Shenandri Mass Cornelia Anne Larus of Richmond leads the event with Benton John G. Tesneend Jr. of Delaware and Haelyn ee of New York among notable participants.
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Shenandri
Mass
Cornelia Anne Larus
Wichmond
Franc is noted for festival parade participation
Fragments report a morning parade involvement by a group named Une dram corps connected to Francis Gt Kre Toast No Tt Aponte Tata type. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Diem Cropy
Pete
Local School Contests Highlight Bright Student Achievements
The article reports multiple students from Marymount and nearby schools winning in district oratory contests. Notable performers include June Miter and Fyhralme A, with top placements at the Gathelie Budeat Moon Cen ele event. Winners advance to further rounds at Catholic University, amid a crowded field of participants from St Mary’s, St Jobot, and other institutions.
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June Miter Din Titer
Fyhralme A
Mimet
Line den Hula
Bf Jone
Ting Behool
Une Bae
Vinh
Heureret Ian
Reerlok
Catholic Unniversiity
Wasitneten
Renato Wostid
Erick
Trolley Track Removal Top Meeting Topic
A private meeting between Frederic and other aldermen, led by Patrick Streets of the Chamber of Commerce, discussed removing trolley tracks on Market and Bath Avenue. Officials and business leaders proposed substituting buses to ease congestion, noting recent trolley retirements in nearby areas.
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Mana Joring
Reson
Hawerstean
Frederick Halland
Mauthet
Arescohad
Prederick
Oter
Pentegne Beltse
Maiiraad Company
Tan
Pretertek Chamber
Couimene
Treleys
Jesse Wo Kall
Chamber of Commerce
James Mc
Tyromac Falun Company
Boattown
Hagerstoun
Cumbereland
State Registration Law Hit by Cort
Fragmented text references registration law issues in Cort state and calls for primary registration actions. Mentions authorities, timelines, and potential actions to secure registration in Watt area, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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Maltiaire
Gombanrhetdy
Watt Pyare
Surtak Rate Hike Proposed by Officials and Tax Plan
Washington officials argued for higher surtak rates to fund a new plan. The proposal targets income over $4,000 with a four percent tax rise, aiming for $506 revenue. Proponents frame it as necessary to replace sales taxes on food, seeking broader support in the Finance committee.
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Washington
Witeonai
Inc
Newenie Kap
Labollette
Bemite Finance
Deegan
Ge Povenne Tin
Marconti
Ayo
Treasury
Br Yan
Nico Approves Bill for Mr Airy Bonds and Local Legislation
Gov Harry W. Niece signs a bill authorizing bonds of 6000 for street improvements in Ibwan, funded to match WPA money. Major Charles A. Ogle predicts a small tax rate increase next year. The town advertised bids by Nicodemus, with work two thirds complete. Other measures: magistrates handling stolen goods under specific limits and a new justice of the peace for Montgomery County.
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Harry W. Niece
Atty
Ontralt
Ibwan
Charles A. Ogle
Doug Mire
Nicodemus
Net Ainier Ae
Ure Peace
Atte
Justice of the Peace
Montromery
Imorkholders
Atate
Dr Harris to Speak at Hood Vespers Sunday
Dr Frederick Crown Harris rect or of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal church in Washington will be guest speaker at Hood Vespers Sunday at 4 pm. Prof Henry T Wade directs a musical program including andante cantabile and other sacred works.
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Dr. Harris
Hood
Frederick Crown Harris
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Brodbeck
Harry
Foundry Moethrmanst Episcopal Church
District of Columbia Federation of Churches
American Church In
Henry T. Wade
Mendrivohn
Anthom
J. Sebastian Dach
Strength in specialty shares steadies drift on New York market
Strength of scattered specialties aided the market but failed to spark a strong rally. American Telephone slid more than three points while Douglas Aircraft fell about two as trading stayed dull near the fourth hour. Oil, motors, and rails showed weakness amid the broad drift. Wheat fell on rain fears. foreign currencies and the pound sterling opened around 4.04.
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New York
Douglas Altcraft
Drouth
Brevity's Workout Held Unimpressive Day at Churchill Downs
Brevity, trained by Widener, faced an unimpressive workout as entries for the Kentucky Derby grew near. Trainer Doane and connections defended the horse, while observers noted the fitness and preparation ahead of the event at the track.
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Widener
Favre Fe
Danny Sieaagt
Dreyer
Saab
Teaner
Breesity
Ene
Aly
Heavy Guard Given State's Witnesses
Rockville May 1 Heavy guard assigned as state witnesses arrived for Cumberland proceeding. Mentioned are defendants Albers Ro Sutton Abert McDermore and others facing charges. Woblin Cherry Philadelphia and Dewy Jerkne listed among witnesses.
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Rockville
Sarronuinds
ANC KG
Ro Sutton
Abert McDermore
Cumberland
Allen BO
Carberland
Moscow Stages Huge May Day Parade Across World
Reported May Day events describe massive parades in Moscow and New York with hundreds of thousands marching in support of workers. Despite differing nations, crowds in Berlin Madrid and London joined celebrations as planes droned overhead and banners waved in daylong demonstrations.
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Moscow
You Bay
Cine Coil
New York
Farres
Ciermans
Tine
Tiler
Berlin
Hitler
Trance Uyde Park
London
Madrid
Intermediate Luther League Day Meeting Planned
The Intermediate Group of the Luther League Maryland Synod meets in Wayneshare Pennsylvania and DC this Saturday afternoon at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Delegates will register at 1 30 under Mia Edna Werber with Mary Jane Waldschmidt and Betty Zeigler directing. The program features a dramatization from Baltimore and wraps with supper served by local intermediates led by Miss Bh ero Mae and committee members.
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Luther League of the
Maryland
Bha
Ero Mae
Frank Suman
Grant Lantz
Melle Harrington
Evelyn Lukiens
Reagnor Guilty Of Second Degree Murder
Reagnor Moaguer a 57 year old Culpeper undertaker was found guilty of second degree murder by a DC court jury in the March case of Mrs William Mae Wood age 21. The verdict carries a minimum 27 years to life sentence. The body showed knife wounds in a hotel room shortly after her marriage to Herbert Wood of Palfix, Va.
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Bee Warungton
William N. Moaguer
Culpeper
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Willem Mae Wood
Mra Woul
Reagaer
Isab Torober
Herbert Ro Wood
Palt
City To Thrive In Music Week Observance
City announces a music week program with a varied schedule presented Tuesday night at the Parcs Tall Calvary Methodist church. Francie B Sapp leads the event with a piano duo and a select group of instrumentalists to showcase musical talent.
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Parcs Tall
Calvary
Steinbre Orf
Rimental
Francie B Sapp Nati
Hae
Ithe
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City
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Roads Commission
Steelton, PA
Hiv Serena
Be, Schell, Jr
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Mro Amd
Eugene Haffer
Hal
Haffer
Margaret Fulmer
Middietoan
Advange
Roosevelt
Miss Mussina
Miss Chandler
Prince Hood
Miss Vander
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U. S
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Annapolis Naval
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Blaine E Eader
Weat Point
Fruy
Lacy
Mt Pleasant
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Evdler
Cliuilan Confersation Corps
Beltsville
Eader
Vrederick
Lewis
Fader
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Carlele
Drederick County
Trank C Wagner
Prank Wagner
Min Remy
Army Preparatory School
Fort Monroe
Fort Myre
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Patrick Streets
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