Dem County Central Committee Leader Barrick Dies in Baltimore
Frederick County Democratic leader and Woodsboro manufacturing executive S. W. Barrick died after a sudden attack in Baltimore. He was 33 and had served as chairman of the county party executive committee and as a State Central Committee member. Funeral Sunday at Woodsboro Church of God. He was survived by his wife Mamie Z. Spahr and two children Kathryn Jane and LeRoy Clin, with numerous relatives. He also held roles as vice president of S. W. Barrick and Son, director of Woodsboro Savings Bank, and Frederick County Baseball League vice president. Burial at Mt. Hope cemetery.
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National Cathedral Opened Amid Formal Ceremony
National Cathedral is formally opened today with leaders presiding over the ceremony. Officials and attendees include notable figures and government representatives as part of the historic event.
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Five Alarm Fire Strikes Baltimore Plant Facility
A spectacular five alarm blaze erupted on the fourth floor of the Carriage and Tor Company building near the University Hospital area in Baltimore on May 5. Fire crews fought flames from a water tower as nurses and patients watched, with three firefighters injured. the fire was brought under control as fumes subsided.
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Dedicate trees planted in park by Lions Club donors
Six to eight George Washington bi centennistrees in North Beniz Street park were dedicated today by the Lions Club before sixty five pupils from North Market Street School. Major Exm er F Murshower accepted the trees for the city as Rev W C Roral and Rev Mx Hoval spoke, urging beautification. Mayor Munshower cited city plantings and a bronze memorial symbol was presented by Thomas Summers.
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Unclear draft notes hint at payroll disputes and political mentions
Fragmentary text references stop pay actions, compensations, and figures linked to Roosevelt Hoover and financial markets. Mentions council seats and local towns but lacks coherent events or clear entities due to poor readability.
Club Women Plan Spring and Summer Programs
Club women discussed their upcoming spring and summer activities and events, outlining schedules, speakers, and community outreach goals for the season.
Committee Chairs Named for Year by Frederick County Clubs
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs met to appoint committee chairs for the year. Appointees include Fine Arts Mrs. Mary Keoglerick New Market American Home Mrs. J Ward Kerrigan Emmitsburg Education Mrs. Merk Ramsburg Lewistown Welfare Mrs. O B Stone Braddock Americanance and Legislation Mrs. George A Hot Mt. Pleasant Fair Mrs. Homer Remsberg Middleton New Parliamentarian introduced. Clubs to file progress reports by July 1 and a house marker project for the George Washington centennial announced.
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To Build Middlepoint Road
A brief local notice outlines plans to extend Middlepoint Road as part of regional infrastructure work. The announcement cites financing and project timelines but provides few specifics on contractors or completion dates.
100 Will Sing in Choral Festival
An item notes that 100 performers will sing at a choral festival with anticipation of music from opera and concert selections. It mentions local organizers and the event schedule, highlighting the chorus’s preparation and program ambitions.
Gets hearing tonight a Ronroaz fark
A brief notice indicates a hearing is scheduled for tonight concerning an individual and their spouse. The report lacks complete names and case details but notes a judicial proceeding.
Revenue Bill Near Balance as Shortfall Hits 100.6 Million
Fragmentary notes show a revenue bill of 100.6 million dollars creating a shortfall for balancing the budget. The garbled text references a PoI CCF and unnamed officials weighing cuts and measures to cover the gap.
Five Fled Suspects in Brunswick Fire Pardon Sought
A Brunswick fire left two houses damaged as authorities pursued five suspects who fled the scene. Four Americans were injured in the incident and are receiving treatment. The case centers on a surprise house fire connected to the pardons sought by officials.
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Hawaii Massie retrial dropped as four await transfers
Gov Alfred Judd commutes ten year manslaughter terms for four navy men linked to the Thalia Massie case. The action spares service records and signals possible federal review. A NY society woman plans to leave Hawaii to join her author husband. transfers of Massie, Jones and Lovy are considered.
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Governmental Course Not Essential to Political Career
An AP report notes Albert Co. of Marland questions the value of governmental courses for college graduates pursuing politics. The statement underscores debates over curriculum relevance amid training for public service.
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Barkerstown W C T T Meets Appoints Delegates
Brief note reports Barkerstown W C T T holding a meeting to appoint delegates. Names mentioned include Mrs Harmy K Mre and CE Waker.
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Plant Growth For Week End May 3 In Mind
Weather and crop conditions for the week ending May 3 describe a dry sunny period with cool spells and showers. Wheat was fair to good, rye and barley heading, oats a good stand, and corn planted locally with some shedding noted amid surface dryness.
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Eagles Lead State Meet Names and Participants
The record lists participants for the state meet led by EAGLES ELECT with entrants including C. F. L. Smith, Charles E. Welty, Nariman, W. Hamutton, Gayell, Charles F. Knipp, Peay Hane, C. B. Brookey, M. L. Kanede, Grover Ponton, Lever L. Lipps, Ror Burke, and Austin F. The event is scheduled for early June with a date possibly in Nay Dut.
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