Dark Ships and Abduction on the Yacht Mystery
Janet is abducted by Fanning on his yacht near Laitimere. Fed agent Neill chases aboard, shoots Fanning dead, and hides Janet in disused liners. Neill returns to village life while Mark Bonniger leads the local probe, with Kettering and David Eyster joining the unfolding case.
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Sylopsis
Rashy
Prescott Fanning
Janet
Laitimere
Neill
Absatom
Fanning
Mark Bonniger
Dangerous Conference on a Yacht Murder Case
Neill navigates a high stakes parlor discussion with Bonniger and Kettering as they press for a theory of who aided Janet after the yacht murder. Bonniger ties the case to a missing girl, a gun, and witnesses while Neill guards his own role and the truth about his identity.
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Aving
Neill
Bonniger
Kettering
McGee
Neil
the Stafford
Fanning
Baltimore
Janet
Walter
Fencing Drives Erosion Control in Maryland Demonstrations
In College Park Maryland 12 139 rods of fence were built in the last year as part of the sail and water conservation program on demonstration areas at Harwood Bannsboro White Hall and Hagerstown according to QO C Bruce state coordinator for the Soil Conservation Service Fencing woodland to protect young trees and forest mulch has become a major erosion control effort saving 1607 acres of farm land and urging farmers to limit grazing in woodland areas.
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College Park
Harwood
Bannsboro
White Hail
Hagerstown
QO. C. Bruce
Soil Conservation Service
Fenced woodlands show growth jump after livestock exclusion
Bruce cites agricultural studies showing rapid young tree growth and a buildup of leaf litter when pastured woodlands are fenced for a year or two. He notes runoff and soil erosion rise in grazed woods and downstream pastures, urging fencing as late summer grazing tempts farmers to turn livestock into seedlings.
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Bruce
Frederick County Free Library Closes After 23 Years of Service
The Frederick County Free Library Association announces its fall closure after 23 years of public service. Since 1914 the library provided access to books through civic support, with key figures like Miss Bertha Trail and Miss Titcomb shaping its growth. The collection grew to about 10,000 volumes, aided by gifts from Mrs. J. Baker and Yale University, and funds used for books and ongoing services. The library will operate until October while final arrangements with the C Burr Arts Library are settled and staff transition occurs.
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Frederick County Free Library
Frederick County Free Library Association
Frederick
Bertha Trail
Virginia Baker
Mary E. S. Willard
Monica Haller
Janet Motter
Frederick Civic Club
Civic Club
Board of Aldermen
Frederick County FreeLibrary Association
Eleanor Johnson
Ira J. McCurdy
Sally Aiken
Helen Motter
John C. Motter
Academy
G. Lioyd Palmer
Mary Newman
J. di Beker
Yale University
Yale Press
C. Burt Arta
GG. Lloyd Palmer
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County Board of Education
William Crawford Johnson
C Burr Arts Library
The
Arts Library
Adelene Pratt
Maryland State Library Advisory Commission
Shoak
Library Association
Harriet Kolh
Libran
Mary Ni
News-Post
Council Street
C. Burr Arta Library
Helen
Frederick County Free Library moves to Court Square building
The Frederick County Free Library announces relocation from South Market Street to the new Court Square building. A brief period without service will occur as Miss Pratt oversees the circulating stall moving titles from the old library. Gratitude is expressed to Frederick residents for past support and to authorities and staff for enabling library service in the community.
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South Market Street
Court Square
C. Burr Arte
Miss Pratt
Semry
Frederick County Free Library Association
Public Sales of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick County
Two public auctions offered under court orders. The first sale near Clifton, Maryland, features a 12 acre home tract with improvements and an 8 acre unimproved lot, plus a 12 acre mountain tract. auction by executor Austin C. Gibbons on October 2, 1967, at 10 a.m. The second sale, in Foxville, Frederick County, presents the 44 acre Home Place of David O Lewis with dwelling, outbuildings, and productive farmland. trustee H. Kieffer DeLauter sets September 29, 1937, at 10 a.m. A $1000 deposit is required and conveyance costs are paid by the purchaser.
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Frederick x
Jacob E. Gibbens
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Clifton
Prederick
Wraddock Heights
Welock
Jacob K Gibbons
Clara Ve Smith
Mary
Othe Saick
Jacob FL. Cibbons
Jacob N. Gibbons
Wit
la Pith- He Road
Jacob H. Gibbons
Foxville
Circuit Court
Lewis
Mary A. Kuhn
Court House
Dner
Frederick City
Maryland
David OQ
Frederick Coun Maryland
David O. Lewis
Hannah Lewis
D.iber
Fredericks County
Almanda Crier
Internal Revenue
IL Kifffer Delalter
Property Sale in Libertytown Maryland Under Decree
A Frederick County court decree orders the public sale of property in Libertytown near Waterville on September 1 at 1 o’clock. The tract includes a two and a half story frame house with seven rooms and land described by metes and bounds. Bids require half cash at sale and balance in six months with purchaser notes and security. Attorneys and trustees named are Robert F. Clapp Jr., Alton Bennett, and Emmert Bowlus.
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Circuit Court
Freder County
Maryland
Manida 1
Carter
Harrie i Porter
Dorren
Court House
Frederick City
Taberrytown
Frederick County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Libertytown
Watkeville
Degiera
Conann
Roberts
Reporters Quiz Debates U S China In War Time Opinion
Frederick residents discuss whether Americans should leave China during hostilities. Judges and officials including State's Attorney Sherman P Bowers and Mayor Lloyd C Culler back withdrawal while others argue Americans may travel for legitimate business. The piece also notes cattle domestication origins and ancient Babylonian cow worship.
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Ronniger
Nimespapre
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CC Burr Arle Library
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TF Mesa
Della Mae Beauty Shop
North Court St
Austin C. Gibbons
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Litable
Rts Town
FI Ierick County
Robert FE
Clapp TR
Princeton Buckey, Trustees
Clapp. Jr
Alton
Bennett
Solicitors
Emmert R. Bowlus
Auct
Ameris
China
Sherman P Bowers
S. Elmer Brown
FE. C. Swomley
Lloyd C. Culler
Albert
Boileau
Middletown
R. Ames Hendrickson
America
Babylonia
Detrick Field
Harley W. Clapsaddle
National Institute of Aeronautics
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McCleery’” S Jewelry
Orth Market
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Frederick, Maryland
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