PACT WOULD CUT OUT SEVEN GRADE CROSSINGS HERE
Maryland plans to eliminate major railroad grade crossings with half the cost covered by railroads and the state to pay the other half. Frederick County cross streets and lines along B&O and Pennsylvania rails are named as targets with several accidents noted. Oil work on Frederick highways proceeds today pending weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick Mountains
Mackall
Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania and Western Maryland Railroad
Cmpanies
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Patrick Street
East Street
North Market Street Pike
Harmony Grove
New Midway
Martimers
Ohio
Lime Kiln
Ridgevie
Tun
Schleysville
Nraddock
Jefferson Pike
Lewistown
Catoctin
Union
Wo F Childs Jr
Montgomery County
Pooles We
Dawsonville
Ridgeville
New Market
Finerboard
Liberty
Corpsville
Ladiesbure
Wandshora
General Patrick Found After Nashville Flight
Major General Mason M. Patrick chief of the Army Air Service was reported lost after his plane failed to reach Nashville from Memphis yesterday. The craft landed at Eva, a small village without telegraph facilities, and the general arrived at dawn with Captain St Clair Streett as pilot. City anxiously awaited confirmation of his safety.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Memphis
Eva
St. Clair Streett
Patrick
Air Service
Call rates rise and prices point upward in market
Stock prices edged higher in morning trading after the renewal rate on call money rose to four percent. Traders cited supportive Washington reports of potential government spending cuts and firmer sugar prices. Volume remained heavy with about 1.9 million shares changing hands and the market showing firm breadth.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Nour
Purely Personal in Roanoke Area Visit Return
Mian Mary Helen Foul has returned home to Richfeld Harmony Grove after visiting Roanoke. She was accompanied by Mixa Bara Ann Atwell of Roanoke. Misa Vonnie Doering, trained at Sibley Js capital Washington, is spending time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Mary Helen Foul
Roanoke
Richfeld
Harmony Grove
Mixa
Bara Ann Atwell
Misa Vonnie Doering
Sibley Js
Eagles mark twenty years in Frederick Aerie celebration
Frederick Aerie 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles marks 20 years since its May 11 1905 founding by Past Worthy President Edward Hirsch of Lattimore Aerie No. UNO with 250 members today and a goal of 300 by June 1. A 7 pm initiation and 8 pm banquet at Wayside Inn accompany speeches by Grand Aerie officials including John F. Lenny.
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Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
the Aerie
Edward Hirsch
Lattimore Aerie Ono
Immediana
Ilingis
Cit Wayside Inn
Aerie
Fredericje Aerie
Organization Department of the
Grand Aerie
John F. Lenny
Chester
Frederick
Merman C. Herda
Baltimore
Focal Aerie
State Aerie
Charles McC. Hagan
Free
Edw. Schell
Howard M. Albaugh
Robert G. Witter
Chas
F. Cramer
Frank J. Wachier
Louis 4. Moverly
G. Bruce Crist
J. A. Moberly
Hageratown
J. Lester Wiles
Orman J Harris
Claude C. Clemson
Roger Yinger
Highlandtown
Autos Damaged in Mt Pleasent Road Crash
Two cars were damaged with no injuries after a collision on the Pike near Mt Pleasant. Mrs Michael driving a Buick and a Ford driven by a man named Pomeroy collided. the Buick veered off the road and both vehicles sustained damage. Mrs Michael continued to Frederick, and the Ford driver agreed to cover repairs. State Police were notified.
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Buick
Thomas B. Mecheel
Park Avenue
Ford
Pomeroy
Pike
Mt. Pleas
Delog
Mr. Michael
Ford Motor Co Hit With 12 Million Mississippi Antitrust Suit
A Mississippi chancery court suit charges Ford Motor Co with criminal conspiracy to violate anti trust laws. The complaint seeks 12 million dollars in penalties and attaches funds across sev eral Mississippi banks. Local Ford dealers and other banks are named as codefendants. Officials in Detroit withheld comment until receipt of the official copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mresa
Jackson
Misa
J. Malter
Fed
Chancery Court
Hinds County
Sult Agitine
Ford Motor Co
Mississippi
Ford
Severik
Vissisalppi
Iter
Detroit
Hagerstown Woman Kills Self in Local Home
Despondent over losing sight in one eye and fear of total blindness Mrs. Mary Lance committed suicide at her home 233 South Locust Street by cutting her throat with a razor. Her body was found in the bathroom shortly after she arose to bathe. Mrs. Cortetta H. McSherry of Baltimore, Iowa, visiting her mother Mrs. Charles W. Ross, Corneil greet.
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Hagerstown
Mary Lance
South Locust Street
Lance
Cortetta RH. McSherry
Baltimore
Mra
Charles W. Ross
Corneil Greet
Boys Club Meet Set at Y M C A by County Agent
Nearly 100 Frederick county boys and fathers are invited to an all club gathering at the Y M C A auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m under County Agent Peter W Chichester. The program includes talks by S Jenkins and others, a film titled A Crop Worth Saving, and refreshments supervised by Elizabeth Thompson and Rath Martz.
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Peter W. Chichester
Frederick County
Ks. S. Jenkins
University of Maryland
College Wark
Oliver, Warehine, Terrutory
Agriculture Society
Io. G. Lloyd Palmer
Thomas Summers
Emory L. Coblentz
Harry M. MacDonald
Frederick High School
Fleury
Potomac Fishing Law Clarified by State Opinion
An official opinion by Assistant Attorney General R. K. Archer says the Potomac River is exempt from the 1924 statewide fish law and only game fish are protected there. It holds that most other Potomac fish fall under Chan 340 of 1924, making non trout open-water fishing unlawful December through July except by tod, hook and line. Montgomery farmer Benjamin Adams, 63, has been missing for about a week. search parties scoured Four Corners area with fears of illness or injury due to vertigo.
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R. K. Archer
Potomac River
Ndfeerlet
Louja ¢. Etchison
Jefferson
Etchison
Leo le Comnte
Archer
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Montgomery
Benjamin Adams
Four Corners
Montgomery County
Adams
Bevans Brothers Sentenced for Arson and Shooting
Luther and Andrew Bevans of Worcester County were sentenced in Cambridge to terms totaling 18 and 15 years respectively after a jury failed to agree on arson. Andrew received 10 years for shooting and 2 more for other charges, Luther 8 years plus 7 for shooting. Everett Bevans fined 200 dollars as accessory. Four other defendants who testified as state’s evidence received eight months in the House of Correction.
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Associated Tress
Cambridge
Luther
Andrew Evans
Worcester County
Andrew
Towis
Luthor
John R. Patison
Baltimore
Andrew Wan
Everett Bavans
Oscar Brittingham
Bevanses
Alyee Wiz
House of Correction
Keller Arrested After Slamming Door During Young People's Week
D F Keller, about 45, was arrested Wednesday night for destruction of property after kicking a plate glass door at a West Patrick street garage. He posted $100 collateral for a hearing before Justice Bowers. The event occurred amid a Young People's Week observance planned by the Frederick County Study School Association.
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D. F. Keller
Chlef
Policn Walsh
William H. Miller
Sherman FP
Bowers
Keller
Han
Buffalo
Joe Royer
Young Motor Car Company
West Patrick Street
Roger
Apite
Mate Rians
Orenrad
Nolen
Walsh
Miller
Bis Room
Light frost lingers as May brings chilly nights
May records show frequent low temperatures with light frost predicted for one night and another cool spell expected Friday. Observations suggest no major warming soon as Maryland shivers under a cold front with Frederick near freezing and Wednesday's mean dip noted.
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Maryland
Frederick
Pont
Two Get Year Terms for Fraud Appeal Filed
Reuben Bald and Samuel Volked were sentenced to one year in Maryland Penitentiary for conspiracy to defraud investors in a $300 000 Tidewater Steel stock scheme. Judges Duffy and Symington handed the verdict. attorneys immediately gave notice of appeal. Bald’s bond was set at 80 dollars and Baldwin was remanded to jail while Volkex remained in custody.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Reuben
Baldwin
Samuel Volkes
Tidewater Steel Corporation
Maryland
Duffy and
Symington
Ball
Haldwin
Volkex
DRY Governor Drive Outlined at Maryland League Convention
The Anti Saloon League of Maryland urged a vigorous drive to elect a dry governor and back him with a pro enforcement legislature at its annual Baltimore convention. Wayne B Wheeler warned Maryland lacks a local enforcement code and risks joining the Union without one. Officers Crabham Cochrane Dulaney led the group and Perfamed Tatterte is noted for Paris service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Anti- Saloon League of
Central Y. M. C._A
Baltimore
Wayne B. Wheeler
AntiSaloon League
George W. Crabham
William F. Cochrane
Henry S. Dulaney
Trea Urer
J Cookman Boyd Acquitted in Baltimore Court
The Baltimore judge ruled J Cookman Boyd not guilty on the driving under the influence charge and freed him on reckless operation. The former Baltimore Park Board president was acquitted after cross examination and a brief trial, with Judge H Arthur Stump noting Boyd’s history of public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
H. Arthur Stump
J. Cookin Boyd
Baltimore Park Board
Hauer
Boyd
Stump
Lfe
Wade
King Girl Must Serve Penitentiary Sentence
Elizabeth M. King, nineteen, of Montgomery county Maryland, will serve a ten year sentence at Maryland Penitentiary for the murder of her two infant girls. The trial at Rockville led to conviction and sentence amid pleas for mercy and institutional care. Judges Peter and Worthington indicated the defendant is more ignorant than vicious and may improve under proper social support.
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Elizabeth M. King
Wooo
Montgaiery County
Will
Maryland
Rockville
Thaya
Wishop Jamoa T. Freeman
Washington
Thomas II
Lawton Nank Steadman Preacott
Court of Appeals
Believant
House of Corrretion
Jessup
Peter and
Worthington
Pictures Sent by Radio Honolulu to New York
Photographs transmitted from Honolulu to New York covered 5068 miles and arrived in 20 minutes. Seven pictures showing war related scenes near Hawaii were sent in the experiment conducted by RCA with Army support. Two visitors from Berkeley Springs, West Virginia returned to Amanda Summers in West Patrick Street after a visit.
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Honolulu
New York
Associated
Visra
Land
Rea
AW. 8
Army
Bary
Hawaii
Houolgia
New Or
Radio Corporation of America
U. S. Army
Mra
Mamie Keesacher
Myre
Charles Michael
Berkely Springs
W. Va
Mia
Amanda Summers
West Patrick Street
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Mt. Horeb
Wis
University of Wisconsin
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Salisbury
Cedar’ Point
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Hood
Samuel Starr
West South Street
Frederick City Hospital
Lions Club
Francis Beatt Key Hotel
H. Noel Haller
Richard F. Simmons
Charles A. Opel Jr
Guy ©. Roser
Roger JJ
Wolfe
Lloyd C. Caller
A. Hart Etchinan
Jacob H. Schmidt
Sista
Salsbury
Lions International
Cedar Point
Focal Club
End
Richard W. Simmons
David Hagan
H. OM. Aring
Baltimore Lions Club
Baltimore Club
Haller
Rotary Clo
D. G. Everhart
Hood College
Mr. Ating
William D. Zimmerman
James VW. Grove Jr
David C
Mrs. Michael
Boys’ Glub
Aly, MC. A
Chichester
Potomac
Act Ooces
Bevans
Ing
Frederick County Studiy School Association
Rey
Carl Atwawell
Hissere
Young Trople
Trinity Rteformed
Tbk da
Kieffer
Sp. In
By. mi
Ie Peice
Tey
Bo Engler
Churches of Jefferson
Trinity M. KE. Church
Young People's Council
Chalmera W. Walek
Grace Reformed Church
Viorne
Tha Yout
Galleltar
J. MM. Beck
William J. Mitchell
Minnexpolls
May
Anti-Saloon League
Paris
J. Cookman Boyd
Park Board
King Girl
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