Campaign aims four thousand dollar Boy Scout drive
Fredericks county civic groups and the Citizens Committee join three service clubs to raise four thousand dollars for the Boy Scout maintenance. Committees from Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, and local citizens plan equal shares funded through club memberships and city contributions by October 15. The Lions and Kiwanis aim to highlight Scouts progress and future plans at meetings. A log cabin camp facility at Braddock was announced with an open fireplace to serve hikers. A parade is planned with participants assembling at a local Gram square.
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Mosemeerick
Elarze
Iiuiar
Scout
Botarr
Kiwanis
Lions Club
Citizens’ Committee
Freeray Club
Bay Scout
Maryland State School For the Deaf
W. F. Childs
John H. Baker
Harry E. Carty
Archie F. Fisher
Glenn O Garber
E. Kefauver
G. Lloyd Palmer
Thomas E. Russell
E L. Schmid
William E. Trait
Igearius Bierlee
Scout Coua
Kiwanis Cleh
Frederics County
L. L. Wilson
Charles W. Lough
Daid OL Grit Elaer Brown
Flow
Hartweil
Charles E. Hudson
Z. W. Yanvan
Agzust T. Ernst
Robert F. Nicodenms
Byron A. Winebrewer
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Scott Council
Dudley Page
Elmer F. Munshower
Horace Cassail
W. W. Mines
Ehuer Brende
J. Backs Barkelow
Charles W. Ross
HI. Irving M. Langaner
A. LeRoy McCardell
R. Carl Maxwell
Braddock Weizhis
Joseph D. Baker
Sronis
Cabinhabie
Baker
Betaius
Labs Cave
Hym
Gram Andi
Dawen Markel
Bata Ree Two Dollar Vartaegen Move Noted
Fragmentary item notes a transfer or price change involving Bata and Vartaegen with references to Wests and Frederics and Pacific coast context. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a monetary adjustment or shipment note.
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Vartaegen
Ras ‘ Irh
MD Wests
Frederics
Pacific Coz
Criminal cases to be resumed Monday in district court
The docket lists cases for trial as the current session continues. Several liquor cases await disposal while other matters proceed, with trials and sentences anticipated on the upcoming Monday session.
Filling Station Plans Approved for Puntz Property
Plans for a filling station on the Puntz property at Court and Patrick streets were approved by the Major and Aldermen. The site, purchased by American Oil Company, will feature two driveways, indirect lighting, concrete surfaces, shrubbery, lattice backgrounds, and adjacent public parking for motorists and tourists. Emmitsburg names George Naylor as Town Commissioner for a three year term replacing the late E E Zimmerman.
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Puntz
Court and
Patrick Streets
American Ojil Company
Patrick Street
South Court Street
Court Street
Oil Company
Emmitsburg
George Narior
Emmitsbure
Burgess J. Henry Stokes
E. E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Narior
Charles Keihoitz
Francis $. K. Matthews
Naylor
Emmitsburg Motor Company
Widow Liliendahl to Providence after indictment for murder
Mrs Lilliendahl faces murder charges for her husband’s death. She seeks comfort in prayer and Pray, asks sheriffs to keep her eight year old son at a neighbor’s home. Jail staff note her calm, while Beach in the same jail laughs. Both read extensively about their indictments.
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Chargis
Tag
Crest
Provence
Unease
Aoc
Beach
Roy Beach
Lilendahl
Near East Relief clarifies door to door canvass in two towns
Near East Relief says no canvassers operated in Middletown and Frederick. Hari G. Pellesrin, Potomac Division director, notes two door to door collectors are not authorized. Golden Rule Sunday on December 4 will feature accredited local representatives distributing packets with official credentials to seek support. Edith Stewart and Pelletrin, field workers, were mentioned as recent organizers in Frederick.
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Frederick
Hari GE. Pellesrin
Potomac
Near East Melle
Washington
Yette
Jwho
Near East Relief
Pelletrin
Marrland
Edith Stewart
Fredrick
Rhe
Ban on Hymn at Catholic Funerals Sparks Interfaith Debate
Boston dispatch reports Cardinal OConnell bans the hymn Beautiful Isle of Somewhere at Catholic funerals a move gaining support from several Protestant clergy. The measure prompts discussion at a Presbyterian meeting and drew reactions from faith leaders including Rev. Dr. Charles Webster of Faith Reformed Church.
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Isle of
Somewhere
O'Conne
Toman Catholic
Not Oanis
Iaehs
Presbytery
Charles Webser
Faith Reformed Church
Baitimerian Church
West Second Street
Priny
Weller
Frederick
Effort to Mark Battle Site Gains Public Support
A historic movement seeks federal action to erect markers at the Monocacy battlefield near Baltimore and Washington. Local leaders including Joseph D. Baker and Edward Maine back the plan, arguing it preserves national history and boosts travel routes and tourism.
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Mises
Ibererei
Charles FL Rereb
Mumber
Lotto
Congress
Lott Bar Attsa
Joseph D. Baker
Liz
Emory L. Coblentz
Urner
Worthington
Fon Frank” Ndinwood
Culler
William J. Grove
Maward D. Shriner
Master Biser
Edward 5
Maine
Thomas Johnson
Marylan
Charles McCauthins
William M. Hard
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
National Congress
Chis [N'Y Dar
Bank Doors Closed After President Jailed
An investigation unfolds as the president of a trust appears jailed in Geneva amid renewed scrutiny of the bank in motion. Officials from Aucom and DL Ost confirm ongoing efforts to reinvestigate the institution’s operations.
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Jon
Geneva
Koennecke In acva British art Roe ceived here
Fragmentary text indicates a note about Koennecke linked to British art and Roe with a reception or arrival noted locally. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to confirm details.
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Koennecke
Acva
Roeceived
Prices Surge Then Turn Irregular on New York Exchange
The New York stock market sees record high sales surpassing 7 million shares, with GSS issues setting a record and steel, copper, and rail securities trading heavily. September steel output falls 14 percent year over year while motors mix and utilities show strength amid market unease and broker activity.
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Brook Exchange
GSS
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Tackard
United Daughters of the Confederacy Convenes Baltimore Event
Tians plan representation for Fitzhugh Lee Chapter at the United Daughters of the Confederacy annual state convention in the southern hotel Baltimore on October 26 and 27. Delegates from the local chapter include Mrs Harry Nicodemus president and Mrs J. Lat er with alternates Mrs Howard Younz and Mrs Jara Honek Jr. A large reception and entertainment titled Story of the Flas will be held October 2 and the following afternoon from 2 to 3:30. Newly elected officers include Mrs Z Vieler Kaugtm ATV President and Miss Sophia Krar. A boat rise is mentioned as a city event.
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Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Omb
Rhotel
Baltimore
CT. D. CO
Harry
Nicodemus
Sident
Howard Younz
Jara Honek, Jr
C. W. Grosors
Mies Sophia Ketch
Abin Mo Wood
Z. Vieler Kaugtm
ATV
Taken For A Ride Two Men Dead In Cleveland
Cleveland police report two men found in a park early today were bound and shot. They were tentatively identified as Ernest S. Yorkett, 20, and Jo Brownstein, 28, both known in Philadelphia. Authorities consider a link to gangsters and possible connections to Federal prohibition enforcement.
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Ceveland
Betles
Clevelsidl
Inn Park
Ernest
Yorkett
Jo Brownsmn
Prohibition
Rene
Philadelphia
Deeth
Cleveland
Jack Brownstein
T. J. Yorkell
Brownstein
Yorkell
Lowith
Inclement Weekend Forecast and Weather Notes
The Washington Weather Bureau forecast an inclement weekend with continued Aprillike rainfall totals. One quarter inch of rain fell today, bringing month-to-date accumulation near two inches and above the October normal of 2.55 inches. High Friday reached 83, today’s low and gusty winds expected Sunday.
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Washington Weather Bureau
Ortoher
Yankees Edge Pirates to clinch series in final fray
New York Yankees defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 9 1 at Yankee Stadium to clinch the series as Babe Ruth hits a fifth inning homer with Combs on base. The win marks the Yankees fourth straight and secures the 1949 premiership like finish amid rain soaked field conditions.
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Eit
Joe Harris
Petout
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Joe Dagan
Traynor
Moore
Barnhart
Rink
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Gertz
Smith
Hrickell
Lazzeri
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Lloyd Waoer
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Barebart
Grantetham
Jeenter
Harris
Laegert
Grantham
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Bob Meisel
Lascet
Joe Dugan
Pat Collinssetts
Istogle
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Liesd Waner
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Laczeri
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