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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1933

Page

3

County NRA drive shows partial county gains and city responses

Sunday night reports by Dr Ignatius Byorlee show Frederick County near completion of NRA employer surveys. Of about 300 firms, 99 reported with 21 full time and three part time added, and 13 part time raised to full time. 16 more became full time. City totals include 369 replies with 182 new full time jobs and 47 part time additions. Some firms remained nonmembers or undecided while others consulted home offices for joining.

Wiest NRA Ignatius Byorlee Employers’ Contact Division Stalleries Clm Whch di Bjorlee Blue Eagle Ernutsburg Quesannaires Emmittsburg M J Thompson County Paporenties Bioree Sel Byorlee Dr Blorne Frederick

Extradition Papers Ready for Jack Hart Return

Baltimore officials report extradition papers prepared to return Jack Hart from Chicago after he escaped Maryland's life term for murder. State and local authorities press Illinois to surrender Hart, noting Governor Ritchie would not grant a pardon if Hart is returned.

Baltimore Herbert R. O’conor Toflay Chicago Jack Hart Maryland Conor Bernard Wells Cook County Hart O'Conor Thomee T Fraertman Gar Albert Ritchie Nils Ruehle Tlinois

Memorial Service at Petersville Honors St Mark's Parish History

Rt Re. Edward T Helfenstein of Maryland led a memorial service at St Mark's Church Petersville on Sunday honoring the late Rev Edward Fillott Burgess who led the parish for 19 years. He recalled the church's founding and its role as a spiritual and social center for Bruns wick 43 years ago and praised efforts that expanded work in the parish.

Edward T Helfenstein Maryland St Mark's Church Petersville Edward Fillott Burgess St Marks Parish Brunswick St. Lukes Church St Marks Church St Mark’s Church

Great Hagerstown Interstate Fair Opens Tuesday

The Great Hagerstown Interstate Fair plans about 40,000 to be spent on exhibitions opening Tuesday and running through the week. President Andrew E. Coffman announced funds will be used for free attractions and prizes.

Hagerstown

Tinymites Adventure on a Floating Boat Across the Sea

The diver guides a rusted old tub down a stream as the Tinymites sing of new thrills and island adventures. They reach shore where Dotty requests land help and a hidden surprise awaits among the trees in a tale continued by The Times.

Dotty NEA Service, Inc

Hagerstown Fair Plans Grandeur With Old Fashioned Charm

The fair will feature four nights of fireworks displays a floral show and a huge live fish and game exhibit while remaining ultramodern in attractions and exhibit sizes. The board aims to surpass previous livestock agricultural and horticultural records and the mayor and council declare a municipal Hagerstown Day closing all city offices Wednesday.

Hagerstown

Fire damages living room of Heights summer home

Mire of undetermined origin damaged the living room of Mr and Mrs LeB Majo at their Heights summer home. Firefighters from Independent Hose Company fought the blaze aided by neighbors. Damage estimated at 600 to 1000 dollars. No origin established. The Majos were away in Baltimore when the fire started around noon.

Leb Majo Jefferson Bollard Braddock Fitemien Thomas Gibson Mire Wager Baltimore Eugene Creed Frederick Aasstytee Vsed Major Ridgeville Sheremen Balti

Braddock Heights Blaze Draws Hundreds As Vows Bypass

The blaze at Braddock Heights drew several hundred spectators as mourners and onlookers watched. In a separate note from North Carolina, truck drivers face new rules limiting work to 14 hours in 24 and requiring a one hour rest between each seven hour shift.

Braddock North

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