Frederick Driest Place In Maryland From 1930 Droute
Frederick Maryland shows ten month rainfall deficits with only 44 to 64 percent of normal across the state. Cumberland records 22 inches for ten months, while the western region suffers greater aridity than the eastern shore and Delaware.
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Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
Marland
Mae
Weather Bureau
Mostover
Cumberland
Delaware
Salsbury
Annapolis
Eximitsburg
Keedrs
Ville
Woman and man condemned for killing state patrolman
The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court upheld the death penalty for Mrs Irene Schroeder and M Gien Dague for the December 27 1929 murder of Corporal Brady Paul near New Castle. The pair had been traced from Wheeling West Virginia and were captured weeks later. Schroeder claimed irresistible impulse to rob amid multiple holdups.
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Faladelphia
State Supreme Court
Irene Schroeder
M. Gien Dague
New ‘Castle
Dague
Wheeling
W. Va
Degue
Butler Pe
Paul
Iyer
Ernest Moore
Arizons. Mather
Schroeder
Rob
Two Forest Fires Now Under Control in Maryland and West Virginia
Two forest fires, one along a six mile front in lower Washington county Maryland and the other near Berkeley Springs in West Virginia, were believed under control after two days of firefighting. Officials think the Maryland blaze at Red Hill to Brownsville may have been incendiary.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Berkeley Springs
State Line
West Virginia
Red Hill
Brownstilie
Governor Ritchie Ordered to Stay in Bed Three Days
Annapocs Md Nov 24 AP Army War improved. Governor Ritchie ordered to remain in bed for the next three days suffering from Jarymecis after close of his campaign for re election. Party at Counter Cab. A Goldge tournament in progress at the Catoctic Co. Gap and 4 Thanksgiving Gad Part held at the club house tonight. A move plan devised whereby partners will progress but will play together the entire evening. The events have seen acranger brihe enemainken committee of whit Mr. B O Thomas is chairman. leaving tonight.
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Annapocs
Ritchie
Counter Cab
Catoctic Co. Gap
Taarstay
Luncheca
Acranger Brihe Enemainken
Comiite
B. O. Thomas
Booze On Trial For Two Charges Of Murder
Cambridge Md Nov 24 AP Gornah Booz 23 of Cambridge contractor faces two indictments in Dorchester County Circuit Court for the murder of his wife Mrs Nettle Booze and the death of Mrs Leon Wilson a friend when Booze fired into the Home of Mrs Wilson A 15 months old child of Mr Booze was wounded Booz admits firing into the house but denies intent to injure his wife wife had left him two weeks earlier he blamed marital difficulties on church work and a disputed church fund withdrawal of over 1000 from church accounts without his knowledge
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Cambridge
Wilson
Tire
Booze
Body of Man Found in Trunk Floating in River
New York police recovered a torso from a trunk in the Hudson at West 38th Street. Earlier, dismembered legs were found in a Houston Street store doorway, wrapped in white sheets, with investigators noting expert-like amputation but not medical student involvement. Two men are held for murder in Philadelphia case and a threatening note targets Dr Bassett at a Dallas church.
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New York
Hudson River
West 38Th Street
Houston Street
Dallas
Tex
Weace Bassets
Pasior
Cl Baptiss Temple
Recs
Jeter
Unvess
Iurton
Bassett
Polocinen
Six stolen cars recovered by police in ten days
Police report six stolen cars recovered within ten days. Suspects include four in custody, two white and two black. Reuben Hare, Cecil County, held on larceny of an automobile. warrants issued against other suspects. Cars recovered include Chevrolet coupes, Essex coach, Buick roadster, Ford coupe. Two cases of unauthorized use still under investigation.
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David Roberts, Jr
Wesley Mansfield
Charles A. Grumbice
Westminster
Essex
Hugh Hargett
Frederich
T. A. Hill
West Patrick Street
Harry Cohen
Haluimore
Joseph Rah
Edward Austin
Colon
West Fifth Street
County plans criminal identification system in Montgomery
Rockville Maryland November 24 Chief Alvie A Moxley outlined a countywide criminal ID project inspired by the Bertillon method used in Washington. Policeman Theodore Vollten at Bethesda will supervise photo and fingerprint work for serious offenses with limited equipment and no formal county approval yet. Sergt. Guy L. Jones at Silver Spring leads current fingerprinting efforts.
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Rockvile
Montgomery County
Smilar
Washington
Alvie A. Moxley
Theodore Vollten
Bethesda
Moxley
Voliten
Rapke
Sergt
Guy L. Jones
Silver Spring
Emmitsburg Royal Women's Club Meeting Report
Emmitsburg club members gathered at Mrs Ray Wagaman home, led by President Mrs HK OD Roy. The roll call referenced Edgar Guest and club thanks were expressed. recreation chairman presented photographs and discussed club activities.
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Emmitshar
Clob
Royal Women’s Club
Emmitsburg
Ray Wagaman Thurstar
HK. OD. Roy
Edgar Guest
C. A. Har
Soa
Ea Speuce
Mystery Around Weekend Automobile Mishap On Rackwell Terrace
Police investigated a Sunday night crash on Rackwell Terrace with twelve occupants involved. No light shed on the cause though the incident prompted market chatter and a note of a prune plant period plantings median claim in the area.
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Nish
Rackwell Terrace
Bruce And Shaw Resign From Maryland Road Board
The article reports the resignations of Bruce and Shaw from the Maryland State Road Commission. The exact effective dates were not stated, and officials indicated they might remain until the adjournment of the 1951 legislative session.
Dogs Bites May Give Clues to Murderers
Police believe dog bites may help identify suspects in a shooting at a Chicago resort that killed three women and wounded another, with a $200 loot. Victims include Miss Mary Brunning and Miss Alice Ward who died from gunshots. Miss Mary Garner was wounded.
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Chicago
Mhhers
Gog
Lesprit
Mary Brnning
Alice Ward
Bac
Mary Ganer
Kiwanis Officials Gather for International Meeting
Chicago reports an international Kiwanis gathering with 1931 Capital district governor-elect Rev. FP Berry Plummer of Hagerstown Maryland leading a slate including district lieutenant governors Robert A. Hutchison Ma nassas Virginia Rev Carlton Barmwell Lynchburg Virginia Frank C Wiley Salem Virginia George T Eliott Hampton Virginia Dr James L Howe Lexington Virginia and Charles Linhardt Jr Baltimore Maryland The current governor is Jesse H Binford Richmond Plummer urged clubs to expand community membership resources noting ongoing civil welfare activities demand communityvolunteering leadership Other organizers named include Harry E Karr past international president Merle E Towner Baltimore committee heads Reinhold Rogers Cotten Virginia Edwin F P Hill Washington publicity committee member
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Chicago
Berry Plummer
Hagerstown
Uwanis “International
Kiwanian
Bereanmounesdhis
Robert A. Hutchison
Manassas
Carlton Barmwell
Lynchburg
Frank C. Wiley
Saleta
George T. Eliott
Hampton
James L. Howe
Lexington
Charles Linhardt, Jr
Baltimore
Jesse H Binford
Richmond
Plummer
Harry E. Karr
Organzattion
Hing
Sleepwalker Kills One Wounds Two In Sleep Terror Incident
New York AP report says Michael Filosa walked with a razor in his sleep, killing Salvatore de Hall age 76 and wounding his mother Anna de Hall 49 and sister Catherine 14, before being held on an open charge. Police note he claimed to dream and not realize his actions. Local market update follows with brief notes on stock activity and a fire at Army headquarters. Charles H. Markham, longtime Central Railroad board member, dies in Louisville.
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New York
Michael Filosa
Poitcs
Fiosa
Salvatore de Hall
Anna de Hail
Catherine
Filosa
Pbathet
Frederick to Pay $70,000 for Big Thanksgiving Feed
An early Frederick forecast shows a total Thanksgiving dinner for local families near $2.50 per person with meat plus trimmings. The estimate covers 3,600 families in a 14,434 person city and notes turkey, chicken, and goose costs along with desserts and beverages.
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Frederick
T. Cass
Tess
Distan Focal
Tage
Jess
Pre Christmas Rally Planned by 4 H Clubs
A pre Christmas rally for the Federation of 4-H Club units in Pred erfex county is set for Saturday December 23 at the Church Sir School. An audience of about 450 is expected. The program includes the 3 by Mass Exacs demonstration by an assistant home demonstration agent and a schedule of upcoming meetings for the next two weeks. An auditorium program features games and a general get together after opening greetings from Eleanor Thomas.
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Prederfex County
Mass Exacs
RKO
Eleanor Thomas
Harmony
Marie Grams
Burkeystown
Julia Schai
Vail
Springfield
Wass
Nannis Evechar
Dorothy
Feader
Monseacy
Whl
Miss Chubb
Cubs
Chvsinae
New Marke
Urbanaaise
Itis
Wiil
Mt. Pleasant
Catocka. Fox
Ian
Woman's Club
Vember
Fcember
Burk
Tsy
Feags Jefferson
Decembe
Woodsboro
Cack
Harmony Midway
Brad
Anderson Company Faces Spill Cleanup Debate
A garbled note mentions Anderson company and a spill cleanup issue linked to Petuncie. Details unclear. no dates or locations can be confirmed from the text.
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Peaf Anderson
Theology professor delivers sermon at Teed College Vesper
Rev Theodore F Herman of Reformed Theological Seminary in Lancaster spoke at Teed College Vesper service in Brubeck Hall. He preached on Job and the secret of God, urging worship as path to divine knowledge and meaning in life. Music accompanied the service, including works by Matthews Raff and Lidale.
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Theodore F. Herman
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Penna
Teed College
Brubeck Hall
Job
Mr Herman
God
Henry T. Wade
Matthews
Betty Gabel
Ruth Gabel
Wade
Raff
Marcelle Privns
Lidale
Junior Church Opera Troupe Stages First In New Hall
Calvary Methodist Junior Church will present The Palace of Careleamess an operetta Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the new parish hall. Many youths star as clocks watches dolls and various characters in the London Town setting during a one hour midnight scene.
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Palace of Careleamess
Calvary Methodist Church
Fronc
Eliabeth Mackler
Gilmore Seacaleet
Catherine Hutt
Hsien Louise Refauver
Virginia Shipley
Barbara Haier
Doris
Miriam Foot
Carol Wall
Monkey
Arthur Grove
Sammy
Sherdan Barber, Jr
Crome Rosa Repp
Denona Jones
el Ial Page
Betts Dauish
Josephine Backlocx
Euadet
Furious gases sweep Europe coast killing nine
A violent weather on the European coast caused nine deaths across France Belgium and Austria. Belgium suffered the worst flooding as rivers rose and fields flooded. French rivers overflowed and Spain saw effects as German seaplane DC- X could not continue to Lisbon. The Burgish channel posed a continuing danger to shipping with vessels driven toward the coast but narrowly escaping disaster by strong winds.
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France
Belgium
Austra
Havret Pare Ts
Spain
Cotunna
Figs
Lisbon
Whittemore pleads guilty to charges in bank robbery case
Baltimore AP report states Rawlings V. Whittemore of Westminster Bank pled guilty to assault with intent to murder and conspiracy tied to a Maryland Penitentiary break attempt on September 16. Co-defendants Healy Mercer and Harling pled guilty to conspiracy to escape. Whittemore and partners face multi year sentences.
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Baltimore
Whittemore
Harling
Mercer
Healy
Weat- Tannister
Frederick adult Scout leaders plan next meeting Tuesday
Frederick County Boy Scouts organize last week at Church Street School forming Red White and Crow patrols led by Ernest Stephens and W S Smith. H B Coates is scoutmaster with Benjamin Ravenstock senior patrol leader Douglas Withers coordinating Tuesday night activities ahead of a three day Washington area camping trip at Harper’s Ferry with applications sought from Frederick county scouts.
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Frederick
Church Street
Ines
Ernest B. Stephens
W. W. Smith
H. BR. Coates
Frederick County
Benjamin
Ravenstock
Douglas D. Withers
Washington Aves
Withers
Ae Boy Scouts
City Hall
Washington Area
Harpers Petry
Ford flyers killed in crash at Dearborn airport
Two Ford Motor Company test flyers died when their tri–metered experimental plane crashed at the Port of Dearborn airfield today. Victims were Myron B and Carl W Zeller, both of Wayne County, who had been in the air about an hour. Firemen could not save them as onlookers witnessed the tragedy. In a separate notice, a child named Carl Ox son of Edward Philpot of Boras died of injuries after being struck by a car driven by Cecil Pazen baker.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rames
Dearborn
Myron B&b Zeer
Carl Wenzl
River Rouge
Airport Wien
Iui
Zeller
Beaczy Ford
Chile
Camberians
Carl Atx
Edward Philpot
Boras
Sear Hort
Miners” Hospital
Federdar
Atrie
Cecil A. Pazenbaker
Westernport
Pasenvaxer
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Dick Brown
Eacing Wong
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Reuben Hare
Cecil County
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Capital District
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Shaw
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SMT
Sabaom Army
West Fit Sire
Charles H. Markham
Lousvile, Kp
Chace H. Msrehasi
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Central Railroad
Los Angeles
Californ
Mincis Central OfSces
Gfason
Bureau of Communicab
State Department of Apulenn
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Ovidia
Carlsson
Fur
Maiuret
America
Inn Church Street School
Ate
Hood Vespers
Calvary Methodist Parish
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Umat
Eprotth League
English Channel
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Frederic Treep
Hewry Ford
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