Massed Bands to Play Tuesday in Baker Park
A Baker Park concert Tuesday at seven by the All Frederick County High School Band features seventy musicians from Brunswick Frederick Middletown and Thurmont under Chas C. T Stull and S Fenton Harris. The program includes orchestral and vocal pieces with Richard Baumgardner joining on saxophone and a costume number. The event is part of Music Week highlighting a massed band from local high schools.
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Ecericg
Bai
To “Egrott
Tskehaikon Scots Key Ensemble
Hagan
Tephens
Hnode
Storm
Handel
Robertington
R. E. Town
Nevin Free E. Weatherson
Arthur Koerner
Max
Dana Burnet
Brane
Jareta Hershberger
Barbara Fout
Katherine Baker
Sherman How Quartette
Schubert
Messrs
Mendrickson
Harris
Rhonds
Landauer
Sorgs
Campbell Tinton
Birs
Pyles
Alf Hurum
Orlee
Whitney
Miss Black
Radcliff
Baumgardner
Baker Park
Frederick County High School
Brunswick
Frederick
Middletown
Thurmont
Chas. C. T. Stull
S. Fenton Harris
Lo Dean
Robert Garrison
Harold Jennings
Kirk Keyser
Jas. F. McMurray
Howard O. Smith
Robert Wellen
Richard Arnold
Walter Bussard
Chescer Castle
Willam Davis
Chas. Eaton
Jacob Angelprecht
Henry Falk
George Fulmer
John Ferguson
David Cramer
Maynar Harpes
Rene Haris
Robert Harrington
Thomas Harrison
Roger Heck
Luther Horine
Edgar Hollis
Thomas James
Virginia Keyser
Melvin Lea
Donald Leatherman
Edward Mantz
Eugette McAbee
Margaret Moore
Robert Moss
Robert McCardell
Linwood Miets
Hany Nogle
Richard Nut
William Null
Rawlings Pools
Mam Powell
Upton Quinn
Donald Rice
Wm. Schldtknech
Edward Shankle
Mary Margaret Staley
Ruth Staley
Paul Strine
Sterling Stull
Berwart Taylor
Harold Twentey
Glarence Wastier
Oliver Wires
Richard Boaius
Georges. Bowilus
Jack Kepler
Leroy Remsberg
Marin Specht
Samuel Bireley
Raskob Plan Aims to Aid American Workers
A fragmented item notes a plan associated with Raskob intended to aid American workers. An Automobile Club membership meeting is mentioned with a town council action seeking the arrest of Heflin. The text references J. McCureds and mentions Alabama, with unclear continuity.
Fire at New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane
Four thousand patients faced a deadly blaze at Greystone near Morris Plains. The wing housing the burned section was evacuated and 2000 women in an adjacent cupola were readied for transfer as firefighters and staff contained the fire. Superintendent Dr Marcus Cu estimated losses at $2,000,000.
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New Jersery State Hospital
Greystone
Morris Pisins
Marcus Cu
Baltimore Couple Die From Gas Inhalation
Baltimore reports Allen McNeil aged 31 and his wife Bessie 29 died after being found unconscious in bed by a neighbor and two ambulance crews failed to revive them after a gas-tire department incident earlier today. The door was broken down in the search.
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Baltimore
Allen McNeil
Bessie
Lucy White
Baker Park Orchestra Concert Under Maud Esre
Tuesday evening at 8 30 oclock the Baker Park Orchestra directed by Mrs Maud W Esre performs a house concert. The program includes an event honoring past years with notable players such as Heatos, W W Osborn, IL Bacio Arciti, and Miss Hoxe.
Triple Funeral Held After Puritan Storm Tragedy
Three killed in Puritans storm as a house collapses near Olney. Victims include Roy Barber 64? and Mrs. Wil? Childs 82 and Hampton Childs 18 alongside Fior who lost their lives. Nearby, Bowie Childs 26 and Fielder injured. James Letzear hurt. Orchard and farm near Grifton suffer extensive damage. Montgomery County losses estimated at 75,000 dollars.
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Fener
Roy Barber
Ere Reid
Wiles Chillds
Grbheshudres
Hampton Childs
Fior
Olney
Bowie Childs
Fielder
James Letzear
Grifton
J. William Benson
Rele
Benson
Montgomery
Darmage
Preparatory Commission Adjurns Disarmament Session
The Preparatory Disarmament Commission adjourned today awaiting action by the Big Five naval powers. The next meeting date remains open but will be set when progress toward a naval agreement justifies a final session before an international disarmament conference. Also reported are local notices including the Mutual Insurance Co elects directors and various farm building activities and theft concerns around Middletown.
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Preparatory Commission ON
Grand Officers Dinner Guests in Royal Masonry Event
An evening in the Masonic Temple features a dinner at 6 15 and a 7 30 stated assembly where the super excellent master’s degree will be conferred by Enoch Council No 10 Royal and Select Masters Frederick. The program includes dramatic scenes portraying Zedekiah and Nebuchadnezzar with named participants from the Maryland Grand Council and Royal and Select Masters bodies. The outline lists ceremony officials and cast for the three scenes, concluding with the degree conferment led by Arthur Doll.
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Warren St. Ssipp
Baltimore
General Grand Council
United States of America
Charles H. Carson
Maryland
Guy K. Motier
Efy
Grand Council of Maryland
Enoch Council
Royal 4
Frederick
Masonic Temple
B.C
Arthur BH. Doll
I. M
Guy K. Matter
Guard
Guy C. Reser
Council
Wilbur A. Kolb
Roger 5. Wolfe
William Henvig
Arthur H. Doll
Zedekiah
Judah
Flesco
B. Rhoads
Gedeliah
Prince
Harry O. Schroeder
Jeremiah
C. Leslie Moats
Pashur
J. Harry Brandenburg
Austin E. Rhoads
Nebuchadneszar
Ribiah
Stewart
Chaldeas
Babylon
Six Die in Grace Crossing Train Automobile Crash
Six persons were killed in a Grace Crossing collision last night when a train struck an automobile. The victims include John Bunge, 34, and two of their children, ages six and four, from the Bunge household. Two others were among the six saved, while additional details remain incomplete.
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Grace Crossing
John Bunge
Bis
Moron Ct
Ail Seston
Ara Sack Weusr
Phila
Burning tar pot causes blaze near hotel in Crowds
Fire centered on a tar pot hurled flames and black smoke high into the air near a hotel. Water sand and chemicals were used to douse the blaze as crews from United Company and another line battled the flames. several outbuildings and window trim were damaged while fears for adjacent structures eased when the fire was brought under control.
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Hove
United Company
Jinier Company
Frederick High School Bank Pays 50 Percent Dividend
The Frederick High School Bank reports a 50 percent dividend for its stockholders for the fifth straight year. With small capital stock of 2000 shares at ten cents each and about 425 depositors, roughly half the school’s boys and girls. Deposits from one cent upward average daily balance around $2,000, placed in the Commercial State Bank at four percent interest. Two student cashiers handle deposits and daily trial balances, rotating to broaden experience. inquiries about student banking have grown, with interest from other schools and counties in the state and Virginia.
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The
Frederick High School Bank
Bank J
Commercial State Bank
Stiden
United States
Ginia
Represest
The Spit of S21 and Early Flight Instrument Debate
A historical account discusses experimental aviation tools, including the Spit of S21 and related flight instruments. Major Clarence M. Young notes practical methods of de etere testing and the adoption of standard instruments for commercial use, outlining strict standards and the departmental checks involving engineers, factory inspectors, and field inspection teams in a large defense division.
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Uefa
Klarence M. Young
Ners
Lindbergh Apparez
Frederick Proclamation Declares Holiday For Blue Ridge Opening
Frederick marks the Blue Ridge League opening with a half day holiday on Wednesday May 8. Mayor Lloyd Culler proclaims the city holiday to honor the Frederick Warriors hosting the Hagerstown Hubs at McCurdy Field, with opening ceremonies planned and workers urged to attend. Local officials prepare curbside decorations and a first ball by the mayor as part of the colorful observance.
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Frederick
Lilyd
Culler
Wednestas
McCurdy
Sinclair Ordered to Common Jail for Senate Contempt
Washington May 6 A ruling by Justice Hitz of the DC Supreme Court directs Harry F Sinclair millionaire oil operator to surrender to a federal marshal for 90 days in common jail and pay a 3500 fine for contempt of the Senate He was not in court when the order issued and his surrender was expected before Wednesday Counsel for Sinclair said he would surrender when requested More than twenty photographers gathered at Judiciary Square while awaiting the mandate arrival.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Ty A& Common
Senate
Ling
Hitz
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Sinclair
Feneral
Marty F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
Justice Hite
District of Columbia Supreme Court
District Court
Hite
Ares de Proesedings
Judiciary Square
George P. Hoover
Hox
TOR
Local Fire Budget Talks Raise Plan for Steamer Restation
Mayor Lloyd Culler urged each of four fire companies to submit fiscal year budgets for next year, replacing the old equal-allocation method. Firemen backed the move, and budgets are in preparation. Attendees included representatives from Uniteds Juniors Independents and City Truck Co, who also urged reactivating the hunter steam engine with an estimated $2,000 needed for repairs.
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Lloyd Culler
Gutaity Ulawa
Wit
Uniteds
R. A. Bennett
T. Marman
W. Bartgis
A. Kemp Keefer
Frank B. Diay Pington, Jr
Capt
FP. Smith
Aldertson
FALL RANCH TO BE SOLD TODAY AT SHERIFFS SALE
Beverly Hills Cal May 6 AP Announcement that the Three Rivers Ranch of Albert B Fall former Secretary of the Interior would be sold at sheriff sale today at Alamogordo NM in a mortgage foreclosure action. Representatives of Edward L Doheny planned to buy it for 300000. Sands said the ranch worth 600000 and sold to satisfy a 170000 loan. Doheny held a second mortgage for 109000 signed the day Fall leased Elk Hills. Navy reserve to a Doheny company.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Rivera
Me. M
Albert B. Fall
Inteer
Ab Alamorgordo
N. M
Edward L. Donepy
Robert Sands
Sands
Naval Oil Reseres
Taest D. Thatchey
Pueblo
Doheny
Elk Hills
Naval
Doheny Company
Woodsboro Elects Featured by Spirited Vote Count
A spirited election in Woodsboro drew 103 votes cast on Saturday. The record shows Harmony received support while the exactities of the Lege slature cession and ensuing actions remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Mencay Musicales
Raskob
Automobile Club
Heflin
Brockton
J. McCureds
Alacania
Morristown
N. J
New York
Jode
Houpt
KieMe
Newman
Frederick County
Myerstnle
Newmen
Remame
Sd Chemical
Bemberg
U Mered
Glansstor
Sidze T
Tornida
Lartonsville
Mutual Insurance Co
Anual
Mutual Insurance Company
A. C. McCardell
Casper E Cline
Charies D. Walker
Wiliam H Renn
G. Mantz Besant
Ernest A. Lawrence
Elmer Brown
Lewis A. Rice
Rewt
Alber
A. Borer
Jederson
Roger Dade
T. C. Shafer
Wyemint Beach
Sors
C. F. Goodell
East Church
Val Qors
Mark
Enach Council
Nebuchadnezzar
Byron A. Winebrewer
Roscor B. Rhoads
Nebuzaradan
G. Hunter Bowers
Howard A. Gross
F.ee Remsberg
Julius P. Lochner
F. H Harrington
Ames Hendrickson
Amos H. Bidott
Thomas J. Crum
John 'Nger
Marion
Miler
Walter P. Feaga
Scone
Ezekiel
Grover L. Michari
Guy C. Roser
J Israel
Charles A. Opel
Austin Eb.’ ‘Rhoads
Clifford M. Younger
A. L. Brice
F. B. Sappington. Jr
H. David Hagan
Hans T. James
Walter H. Duvall
Webster White
Arthur E. Levi
James H. Ha
Leonard Nomazie
Mr. Meof
Cegree Coremontes
Thail
High School Bank
I. Aly
Washinston
Spirit of St
Roeshy
Tae eNet Ab Aw
Frags
AMS AL Toy Ieee Ue
Belmet
Easy of
Earl Pesc
Justice Hitz
George Keyser
West Med
Leon
Drenken
Sition
Junior Steamer
Commission
Naval OH
Woodsboro
George F. Smith Cheece
Burgess
Gut
Mat Harmony
Bodiy
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