Interior Expansion Plans for Burr Artz Library Project
The county library trustees, led by Charles F. Bowers, plan an interior redesign and rear addition to the Burr Artz Library to significantly enlarge the first floor. The project includes transferring title from Frederick Academy, securing mortgage payoff, and creating a third floor expansion with a Margaret E. Hood Memorial Room.
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Officer Convicted in Secret Court Martial over Loan
An Army officer and holder of the Distinguished Service Cross, veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars, was reported to have been convicted by a secret army court martial in Washington on charges of improperly receiving a $2,000 loan tied to the Army motorization program. He previously headed the Transportation Division of the Army Quartermaster Corps.
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Morning winners in county field meet announced
Morning winners are announced for the county field meet with results from multiple ball games and athletic events. The report highlights top finishers across tracks and field competitions.
Frederic's Track Meet Draws 4000 to Fair Grounds
A crowd of about 4000 students attended Frederic's twenty first annual track and field meet at the Fair Grounds amid ideal weather. Frederick High led the morning events with football pass reception and girls volleyball wins while New Midway and Johnsville squads posted key victories in dodgeball and field events. Thomas Ferguson stood in for illness to join Playground League participants as bronze silver and gold badge tests progressed. The main track and field events were slated for this afternoon and results from the morning games were announced.
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Grand Jury Nears End of Term With Several Cases Marked
Recalled February session details indicate jurors examined over two days and moved ahead in many larceny and false pretenses cases. Several hold-overs are to be ceased and others await court action as judges consider what remains.
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Cash Bonus Forces Hoping For Victory
Fragmentary text notes urgency over a cash bonus for lawmakers and projected timing for house votes. Mentions drawings, plans, and a completion window of about two weeks. signals a build or renovation context but lacks clear names or locations.
License Commissioner To Take Office In June
G. Ed Myers, appointed by Governor Nive as Frederick County liquor commissioner, will take office in June. He vows to enforce the law and protect society, succeeding Dr. Ira J. McCurey, the first commissioner under the current statute.
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Sibley Hospital Finals Held Here
The annual baccalaureate service of Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington DC will be at Calvary Episcopal Church West Second Street Memorial Day. Rev Dr G Ells Williams presiding. The hospital is funded by the Women’s Home Missionary Society and has about four hundred beds. The graduating class and student body will wear nursing uniforms. trustees and officers will be in academic dress.
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Quintuplet Pictures Distribution at Business Office
Readable text notes that quintuplet pictures have been received and distributed by the business office. It mentions reseeding posts and ongoing distribution efforts but lacks clear dates or names. The fragment implies processing of multiple pictures and office handling.
Annual County Convention of W C T U Held in Frederick
The forty ninth Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met Thursday at Woodsboro Lutheran Church with 78 delegates. Officers were elected and reports heard as Rev Nelson C Broun led devotional and Mary R Hastup spoke on future W C T U programs. Special music, a noon luncheon, and a welcome by Rev J F Fife accompanied readings by Miss Ethel Werk ing and Miss Charlotte Werk ing.
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State Investigation Probes Involving St John’s College Leader
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Amos Walter and Woodcack as figures in a state affairs inquiry. Mentions include a commission for an investigation into St John’s College and references to Straus and Albert Rite B in 2953, with attorney general involvement.
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Wagner Labor Disputes Bill Clears Senate As Labor Power Grows
The Wagner labor disputes bill passes the Senate overwhelmingly and faces House action. It aims to empower labor with collective bargaining and to establish the NLRB control over unfair labor practices, while largely excluding farm labor and provoking opposition from industry groups and the American Liberty League.
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Surgical dressings for county hospital
A county hospital project under the American Red Cross aims to prepare needed surgical dressings. Dr. Stank, president of the Men's Re in spear heading the effort, with Ernest C. Webo cited in the data.
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Green argues 2 year extension of NRA risks disaster
AFL president William Green warns Congress that continuing the NRA for two years will damage wage earners. He claims unemployment and sweatshops would rise, wages fall, and children return to factory work if the program ends or weakens. He calls the nine and one month Senate extension a destruction of the NRA and urges termination rather than flawed renewal. The committee plans to hear Hugh S. Johnson, former NRA administrator, on the issue.
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Heart Balm Awarded Miss Bond in Promises Case
A New York Supreme Court jury awarded Miss Katherine Leary Bond $15,000 in a breach of promise suit against Paul Spencer Clapp, a former Hoover aide now a Columbus charity executive. The judge denied motions to set aside the verdict and for a new trial after a 1 hour 50 minute deliberation.
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Littie Eyes Amateur Golf Title as American Hope
William Lawson Littie of San Francisco stands on the threshold of a historic feat as no American has won the amateur golf title in 50 years, a moment of rare achievement with two Britons previously achieving the feat.
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Weather Today Report Data Gaps
Fragmentary weather note gives temperatures and times with many transcription errors. Key values are unclear for precipitation, highs, lows, and solar and lunar events. The source is too garbled to provide a reliable summary.
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