Walkersville Flower Theft Rings Hit Frederick Streets
Walkersville flowers are reported stolen from yards and gardens and sold on Frederick streets. Town officials and Edward Fink, Walkersville tax collector, say evidence points to culprits but no arrests have been announced. Chief William F Steiner noted no vandalism reports in the city this season, though past thefts have occurred in parks.
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Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor visits Frederick Club
Irving Diener of Atecanaria Va visits the Frederick Kiwanis Club addressing members Tuesday noon and later conferences with club directors. He praised 1934 support and urged service with good government and anti corruption, stressing aid to underprivileged youth and community work.
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Tom and Scouty chase ends with pig theft prompt
Poor Tom is chased by Tunss and Sco ity after stealing a pig. They decide to return the pig to avoid punishment as Tom faces his mother and a hopeful meal. The tale ends with a promise of more adventures in the next installment.
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Statistics misuse claim voiced by NYSE president
Washington May 1 The New York Stock Exchange president Richard Whitney says recent statistics claiming massive profits by exchange members are misleading. An inquiry found 1928 to 1933 income rose largely from commissions amid market turmoil, Whitney arguing figures were released to push stock regulation bills and threaten measures in Congress.
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Myersville Voting Contest Heats Up In Frederick County
Incumbent John D Mause faces challenge from COW Haupt and three other opponents as Myersville prepares for the biennial election next Monday May 7 from 2 to 6 p.m. Petition drives and candidacy filings show factional opposition could unsettle town leadership.
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Middletown
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Maryland welfare conference draws state social agency leaders
Frederick city and county welfare representatives attended the Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare in Baltimore at the Southern Hotel. About 400 relief group members from across Maryland heard the theme Is Maryland Ready for Public Welfare Legislation. Attendees from Frederick included Miss Florence Garner Mrs Anne Cromwell Mrs Michael E Pue Miss Helen Snouffer and Mrs Marguerte Winkler with staff.
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Maryland
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Anne Cromwell
Michael E Pue
Helen Snouffer Mmirs
Marguerte Winkler
Radio Da? by Day: WLW transmits 500000 watt debut
AP Radio Editor details the 500000 watt WLW opening from Cincinnati with Powell Crosley inaugurating the air from Washington. The program includes 8 pm start, NBC network half hour broadcast at 10:30, and 200 artists expected for the ceremonies. WLW claims top power in the nation with a large antenna and a half million dollar setup.
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Harry Richman at 1030-WLW and 509000-watt transmitter
Radio listings show Harry Richman at 1030-WLW with a 509000-watt transmitter. Thursday schedule notes WEAF NBEC-1 p m and WABC-CBS coverage. Programs include Stones of History, dedication of Bryan statue, and Veterans of Foreign Wars segment.
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Stones of History
Roose
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Curtis Symphony
NBC
Bverest College
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Syracuse University
Cheir
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No Work No Pay Court Action Over Alimony
Richard E Mouse of Boonsboro faces a show cause order for contempt of court over unpaid alimony and costs. The order, issued in December, requires $3 weekly alimony and a $25 counsel fee while the suit continues. His wife, Afury M House, is represented in the matter by Ho Kueffer De.
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Boonsboro
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M ! House
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Ho Kueffer de
Lauter Defends Compliance Amid Labor and Funds Shortfall
The House states he is not defying the order nor refusing to comply but cites lack of labor and funds as the cause of his arrears in board and asks for dismissal of the contempt order.
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Lauter
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