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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1934
Page
10
A Native detective story unfolds with Sergeant Harper pursuing a killer. A wet string links a disguise to a murdered man while a suspect’s costume hints at the victim’s identity, as the case centers on Dufresne and a hidden motive.
Detective Harper questions Mrs Whitmore about the Moose Head Lodge murder aftermath and redecorating by Johnson and Carew. Eight crank letters postmarked since November outline threats while contractors led by Mr Holiday worked from eight thirty to four.
Frederick transient center won 14 to 2 against Hagerstown transient on Sunday afternoon in Hagerstown. Pitcher Ray Ford and catcher Harold Crandall led the Frederick lineup with bats helping secure the decisive victory. Louis Brancho directed the transient team as chief.
A NEA Service staff writer outlines homey Sunday morning breakfast concepts to elevate the meal beyond daily routines. Recipes include scrambled eggs with mushrooms, chilled pineapple with lime juice and dates, and Scotch scones, with tips for cereal prep and serving suggestions for a cozy, restaurant-like spread.
The Taneytown May 27 observance includes a parade forming at Weimar Square and proceeding through the square to York Street cemetery where flowers will be strewn. A program features selections by Rev and bands, with Walkerco, the drum corps, and the Uniform Rank marching in line grounds.
Readable facts are limited to a fragmented note about a luncheon with unclear references and no identifiable people or organizations. The text does not provide concrete events, dates, or locations to summarize into a proper news item.
Partial readable notes show 29 entrants qualifying for a race in Indiana with details scattered about times and participants. Reporters indicate a Wednesday session and a focus on car or vehicle judging with pace and readiness implied.
The work drains the Zuyder Zee expanding Dutch territory by 550000 acres, equivalent to 10000 farms, enlarging Holland's area as planned by the flood control and land reclamation program.
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