Grocers Close Convention With Banquet And Dance
The Independent Grocers Association Frederick County convened with a banquet and dance after speeches and resolutions. United action against large manufacturers was urged by leaders from Maryland and Michigan as members toured Baltimore suppliers and attended matinees and a state school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaha
Lebel
Tinley
Cal Way
Wison
L. F. Batahrler
Lad Pacha
Wilson
Reta Grocers
Frederick
Afrenmagh Association
John Tots
Fisher
United Retail Merchant
Washington County
Haitimore Ars Elation
State Association
Baltimore
Materdainmient Ver
Calsary Mlk
Irges United Action Gerritt Vanderhooning
Independent Retuineers Association
Michain
Ina
United Artian of
Lieres
Elquin
Vanderhoornt
Indiv.cual
Michigans
Mort
Vanderhooning
Harry WL Walker
George Fovan
Mitchell Palmer Dies in Washington
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of former Attorney General Mitchell Palmer in Washington. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Entities include Mitchell Palmer and Washington, with no precise date or context available.
Demobilization Begins in Italy Amid War’s End
Dispatch from Ramee reports demobilization orders across military classes, with plans to release troops from Ethiopia and East Africa while the Italian front shifts. Amid war’s winding down, political moves in Rome aim to reduce force levels, alongside a Mother’s Day service and local civic notes featuring leaders, committees, and church activities.
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Ramee
Pold
Ethionas
Yael Africa
Mursalink
Furey al J
Midona
East Africa
Cmuneil
Mortise
Geneva
Ethiogua
Baroy Porpes
Fo Xesman
Aly
Jirdadal
Mikhiry Thisht
Hindenburg May Sail Tonight On Homeward Flight
Dr. Eckener said the airship would not try for a new record on the return voyage to Germany. With favorable winds, the Hindenburg could depart late tonight from the Masgar station and complete the transatlantic leg to Europe in about 70 miles per hour, weather permitting.
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Hindenburg
DR. Eckener
Cisrmian
Andy Mirth
Germany
Washington, Maye
Huse Eekener
Atlantic
New York
Jersey Quadruplets Rally After Sinking
Unclear report from Passaic New Jersey describes quadruplets, Prances Frank Wes and Terdinand Kaspar, facing a medical emergency at St Marys hospital. Emergency measures and a milk supply from a New York dispensary are noted as doctors attempted to prolong their lives.
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Massa
Jersey
Prances, Frank, Wes
Terdinand Kaspar
St. Macy's Hospital
Passaic
N. J
Gt. Mary’s Hospital
Prascesnk
Perdonand
Pelix
Devin
S. Jani
Eas
LeQuardia
New York
Town Lookout Watches Frencid Fiery Town
Winchelsea England May 1 A P Chimmy Marden reelected president of this old coast guard body for 22 shillings and sixpence Royer funds cited. Jrogerson faced charges while enamel trade urged reform amid aging ports and war fears.
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Winchelsea
England
Chimmy Marden
Munich
Naturalization Proceedings Highlight May Court Opens Session
A United States naturalization session accompanied the May court opening as five applicants from Canada Germany Poland and other countries appeared with references. Glenn McGregor a Niagara Falls resident and local hardware dealer led the applicants alongside Anne Arnold Schondau John Mantell Philip Handel and La Shy Margarte with references from local professionals. The docket also noted prior criminal appeals and drunken driving cases slated for September term and related motions.
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Coan
Blowty
Willamsport
Washington County
Porcine
Yabother
Acuimet Roteney J
Drufter
St Charles
Beachiex
Agaist
Edsar Beteon
Ty Newkiri
Aml
Shea
Ee Guy Wo Adkins
Uiveres le Fisher
Glen HM
McGreror
Loral Hardware Deater
Canada
United States
Niagara Falls
Upper College Terrace
Ace Tee
W. C Royal
Furst
Eduated
Roscoe Murray
Anne Arnold Schondau
East Maintreet
Thurmont
Stutteart
Germany
Portland
William McGhg
Morris Ray Newt
John Mantell
East Breond Street
Frederick
Prerigel
Interest Rate On Call Loans Advances On Stock Exchange
New York May 1 The interest rate on call loans secured by Stock Exchange collateral rose to one percent from three quarters of one percent the highest since last October 30. The April agreement among New York bankers had kept the rate at one percent for over a year. The rate for margin loans on Stock Exchange collateral was limited to one and one quarter percent from one percent for maturities ranging from 40 days to a month.
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Ston
Uitrediead
Joan R. Pishor
Amine
Oserpeumtatearme
TM Kiefer
Chirara
National Assicanthen
Aresess
National Association
Chicago
John
Silinin
Blaires
Wallan
Wallan FE Stevborn, There Were Grea
Eninty Arzamineb
Oh OQ Mond
Err
Ehvtman
Ne Conty
Pabet Tonk Pe
Fitton Téanard Woriver
Gus Rity
Gscott Merkin
Cambridge
Jaevey Cayiltz
Comber
Tandard de Ciao
Mariatievdle
Peter Port
Guernay
Tsands
Sark
Mrittany
Te Creux
New York
Dave
Ale Mantle
SIPS AMING CHAMPAGNE Folrirt May i vt Champrene
Garbled text appears to discuss champagne handling and tasting, with many corrupted words. It references vintages, corks, and a scene near Arkansas and Louisiana, but the passage is largely unreadable. The readable bits suggest a travel or cultural note about champagne and regional mentions.
Bridge funding debate stirs Maryland Point area traffic
Local officials weigh whether to rebuild a bridge at Point of Rocks and who pays the cost. Maryland and Virginia authorities clash over responsibility while public sentiment favors restoration. The plan to reroute traffic and preserve travel while debates continue draws attention from Montgomery County leaders and nearby counties.
Petition drive gathers signatures for county measure
A disjointed report describes a petition campaign likely in May to secure signatures for a county proposition. Mentions a group including a person or entity named Barger and a location near a Point of Rocks bridge affected by recent floods.
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Douat
Barger
Point of Rocks Bridge
Persistent Buyers in New York Market Notice
Buyers show steady patience in a crowded New York market with many merchants remaining wary. Early reports mention modest spending and cautious bids as traders navigate tighter credit.
Adamstown Mother's Banquet Honors Local Mothers
The Adamstown event honored mothers and daughters with speakers including Mrs Elmer Michael of Doubs and Mrs Ruth My 4rd as president chairing. A toast to mothers was led by Dorothy Pouce as attendees joined a piano parade and table tributes. Numerous community members attended, with charities and volunteers acknowledged for planning and decorating the hall for the spring gathering.
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Hanquet
Ruth My
Elmer Michael
Doubs
Speeaker
Mbs
Eerie Heer
Helen
Ape
Bat
Gabearian
Mmether
Wayman
Charla Quid
Bimer Muchsed
Whar ‘Myers
Kanes Plas
Ray Pruehe
Mass Doraliy
Rayer Mummers
Mary Duane
Easiehe Tarawa
Jamee Thomas
Mra
Briethas
Moe Tieten
Dicer
Mtr
Te Oduira
Mrs Bacheler O'Mara
Mine Ra Vonkhow
Mise Dover Yungling
Mis Vi Vivre
Tperrey Siva
Maw
Coral U Demnas
Misa Mevbettie
Kow Tage Kae
Sireulin Hoffian
Mea Tobie Ta
Sostad
Wea
Juba
Oson
Mia Wan
Envoys Clash Over League In Ethiopian Context
The report outlines a tense exchange involving Alan Envoy and other dignitaries during a conference on Ethiopia. It notes disagreements over delegation actions and interpretations of authority within the Burapta and related councils. Wolde Mariam, acting for Sehasi, is cited as defending a position amid contested claims on processing the deceased Phlodénogeni matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tales
Natlen
Burapta
Ethiopia
Sehasi
Wolde Mariam
Hood College Spring Sports Day set for Saturday events
Hood College hosts a Saturday Spring Sports Day featuring football, basketball, tennis, archery and fencing. Faculty and students join in a bell run, baseball game at 2 pm, and a banquet at the dining hall for active members of the Athletic Association. Awards honor outstanding participants and the day concludes with announcements and a blazer ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cual Byrne
Hood College
Eneritus
Mont Calplane
Coente
Bparts
Chip
Pottsville accident prompts damages ruling
A report details a motor vehicle accident with multiple parties named, including unions and local residents, leading to a court order for $225 in damages. The fragment hints at a legal action, arrests, and a list of involved individuals and entities, though the text is scrambled.
Observers Track Ohio Voting Trend Tuesday
Observers monitor turnout patterns in Ohio as campaigns push for endorsements and state leaders shape the primary scene. Reports mention Breckinridge, Roosevelt, and party figures in a tense preprimary landscape amid charges and campaign strategy across the state.
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Ohio
Auto Overturned Driver Not Guilty
In a Peoples Court hearing Justice Walter BE Sinan acquitted Mark Gladhill of Atd Wletown of reckless driving after an auto overturned on Friday evening on the Braddock road. George Ly eesaeltee, Caton Manor Woodlawn, reported passing another car and May State Officer testimony noted Gladhill’s vehicle veered into the other lane. The crash, which occurred just west of Braddock, left Gladhill and another driver injured but none life-threatening.
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Mark Gladhill
Atd
OF Braddock
Washington Car Fire Near Frederick Junction
A car on the Washington pike near Frederick Junction burned Sunday night around six o'clock after a motor sparked the blaze. The occupants escaped without a call to firefighters, and the wreckage destroyed the vehicle. Names of those involved were not learned.
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Washington
Washington Pike
Frederick Junction
Frirtia
Weekington
Weather report fragment with unclear data figures
Fragmentary weather text lists temperatures and dates with garbled terms. It mentions May to 1973 and 2024 precipitation notes, night temperatures around four degrees, and several unreadable sequences. Core facts are not recoverable beyond a vague forecast reference.
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