Trolley Track Removal Discussed in Frederick
Frederick officials and car owners debated removing trolley tracks from city streets. The Frederick branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland discussed impacts on traffic, with plans for new routes and a proposed date for relocation. Members noted increased membership and safety patrol events as part of transport reforms.
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Diaconsian
Frederick
Fortunes
Monty Mer
Pratertck
Autotattle
Miryland
Sam Wo Maples
Owen de
Papa Wee
Kolb
Henry
Ramsbogh
Benne
James Ho
Gein
Ralph Wo
Dover Focal Manage
Yarry
Mayu Yunar
Mtcom Tratks
Mnvning
Nipdrance
Otras Gage
Steees
Frederick City
Washington
Nice
Heenie
Annapotle
Walton I Howard
Annapols
Automobie Club of
Marland
Howard
William C. Howard
East Third Street
Townsend Contempt Case Sparks Federal Court Debate
Dr Francis Townsend argues the congressional probe into the old-age pension plan aims to smear the movement and refuses to testify further. Leaders push for possible contempt action as Townsend defends constitutional rights and dignity of Congress. A separate crash report notes a plane accident near Quabees killing General Manager and a mining party member.
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Baltimore
Francis & _ Townend
Pianowaa
Bell
Missouri
Congress
Adhtien
Ingatock
Offdcare
Bo Amot
Quabes
Clark
PaAkways S44
Font
Mark Wes
Red Cross flood relief work described for Frederick County
Local Red Cross flood relief efforts in Frederick County totaled about 4000 dollars in aid and 1162.82 dollars raised nationally. Mrs Margaret Lewis reported clothing and food distribution and rehabilitation plans with Eleanor Noble overseeing work from Point of Rocks.
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Altern
Margaret Lewis
Maryland
Swarstehit
Saisa AD
Tewis
Rae Eo
He VM Oc
Eleanor Noble
Point of Rocks
Edward Delaplaine
Ehoalingan
A. LeRoy McCardell
Osaugertes Fund
Frederick County
National Fund
Voice Amplifier Demonstrated by Coast Guard at Warrington
A demonstration of a local voice amplifier built in Warrington drew Coast Guard and visiting officials. Tests faced drafting issues but the device was noted for potential use in safety and hurricane emergency warnings. Residents heard the amplifier at the plat area while a Cape Ss Ni mission was discussed.
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Coast Guard
Warrington
Price
Abich
Morte
Este Pirner
Cape Ss Ni
Community repairs and aid after storm damage noted
After a withdrawal of Miss Noble from Wout of Maks, Mrs. Dorothy We McBriie led repair efforts. Homes had to be rebuilt and dwellings repaired while streets and utilities were restored. Community members and contributors supported the relief and the newspaper thanks all who assisted.
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Miss Noble
Dorothy We McBriie
Pon
Devs
Maso McBrde
Lewin
Atesotnor WA Agar
Cape Sin
State Hatcheries To Be Given Inspection
State hatcheries will be inspected by Sportsmen from Washington Allegar Mrededtek Montgomery Getto Howerd Morford Latimore and Anne Atuadelemiities. The invitation comes from State Commissioner Coniusston and Superintendent M Pone to review the Pesistowit pling and Sune Hay operations. The event aims to inform anglers how hatchery funds are spent and showcases trout rearing ponds and feeding methods with a daylong tour and demonstrations. The effort will boost statewide understanding of the propagation program and its costs.
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Goprett
Allegar Washington
Mrededtek
Montgomery
Getto Howerd
Morford
Latimore
Anne
Comervne
Coniusston
Coun Hee
Divck
Sonny Small
Larce Mauth
Uits
Sera
Powell Ant
Newspaper advertising proves cheapest and most effective
A brief note asserts daily newspapers offer the lowest cost marketing with strong reach to local readers. It emphasizes consistent insertion and broad community visibility as key advantages.
Settlement Near in Two Court Cases
Several court actions show progress toward settlements. Trepass suits nearing closure include a case involving estate matters tied to a will dispute and a health of unsound mind assertion. Other actions settled or moved, with details of parties, attorneys, and local jurisdiction noted.
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Circuit Court
Divi
Misa Roy
Sener
Widlim Rook Mumth
Caro Ane
Gardrar
Port Bh
Tixay
Allief
Andie Fiingen
Lester 6 Tharmont
Miss Kingensauth
Alfthin
Baltimore
Wingerd FL Domer
J. Donald Waker
Washington County
Allegany
Frederick
Plainiff
Westminster-Taneytown
Baker
Domer
Fe Ana
Jacob Rohrback
Ahlbin
David A. Delauder
Potomac Edson Company
Delauder
Petersville
Erettesdan
Patrick Mo Schnauller
Leo Weinberg
Marty C Dorcus
Woodlsboro
John Six
Six
Brown
Ship- Wey
Darcus
Willian M. Stormy
The Ugly Duckling Story From Danish Author
A reader is told the tale of a duckling shunned by peers who grows into a beautiful swan. The piece notes the author Hans Christian Andersen and that stamps commemorated his 60th death anniversary in 1845.
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Har Christian Andersen
NEA Service, Inc
Court seston case entered by Crumaginnet and Leé
A court record notes a case entered by Maggie J Crumaginnet and William A Leé. The filing appears among Saturday docket entries with limited details provided.
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Seston
Maggie J. Crumaginnet
William A Leé
Help sought over Harpers Ferry bridge dispute and franchise
A multi party dispute centers on the Harpers Ferry bridge and a railroad franchise claim dating back years. Officials from Manland and West Virginia seek use of railroad property for a toll-free bridge, while the bridge company argues for temporary or permanent access rights and condemning easements. The case moves through federal and state courts as negotiations stall and a court injunction screens the parties’ options.
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Vitagore
Biltimore 1 Olen Bastard Company
Harpers Ferry
John the
Corm
Wet Miwa
Washater
Jellenes
Wood
Harpers
Perry
Cornmsiil
Cornac
Agementa
Manland
West Virginia
Cormen
Bridge Company
Raiload
Pecaure
Miaryling
Srongina Tse Washean
Jedersod County
Sulta
Rusaid
Ana Stat Gr
Jefferson
Washington Herald Reporter Loses Contempt Case
Washington May 25 David Lee of the Washington Herald lost in the Supreme Court his 90 day contempt sentence for publishing what appeared to be a secretly rendered murder verdict by three Montgomery County Maryland judges The court did not review the Maryland Court of Appeals ruling upholding the conviction Pat Frank faced 90 days but was later reversed The American Newspapers Inc paid a 5000 fine
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Washington
David Lee
Washington Herald
Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Maryland
High Tribunal
Maryland Court of Appeals
Julian Martin Troland
Francis M. Lyddane
Pat Frank
Court of Appeals
American Newspapers, Inc
The
Herald
Norman Thomas Nominated Again by Socialists
Norman Thomas was renominated today as the Socialist candidate for president with George Nelson named for vice president. The party, overwhelmingly backing Thomas, also repeated his 1928 and 1932 nomination status by a large vote, according to Casvelind dispatches.
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Norman Thomas
Casvelind
Sociale
Tor
Yention
George Nélson
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