Death of Thomas Bertram Hayward Funeral Tuesday
Thomas Bertram Hayward lifelong Frederick resident dies Sunday morning at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after a three week illness at age shown. He was a Baltimore financier and farmer who developed Brookton Orchards near Harmony Grove and served as director of Potomac Edison and longtime Rotary Club leader. He was a member of the Reserve Corps Knights Templar Scottish Rite Mason Boumi Shrine and francis Scott Key hotel stockholder with wide public involvement. Funeral arrangements are announced for Tuesday.
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Jobless Count Overstated by Five Million Says Senator
Senator Vandenberg charges unemployment may be far higher than Labor Department estimates. He cites 2,975,000 unemployed and argues current census data misstate joblessness. Labor Commissioner Lubin disputes any department estimate exists. rebuttal follows. He adds the claim would imply far more people at work than at the 1929 peak.
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Child Dies as Grindstone Falls on It
Mildred Lorraine Grimes a frevevear old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Grimes died when a grindstone fell during an accident near their Urbina floaragia road home The grindstone weighing 60 pounds toppled onto her trapping her beneath It happened Sunday morning about 1140 oclock Her father had entered the shed to work and returned to find the child missing A search found her beneath the grindstone which had pinned her She died at Frederick City hospital Judge Emmett R Bowlus acting coroner and Deputy Sheil Charles Smith conducted the inquiry and ruled accidental death The child is survived by her parents a brother Charles William Games and other relatives Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 pm at the family home with Olivet cemetery burial)
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Charles William Games
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Many Attend Rites For Capt Fauntleroy
About 140 people attended funeral services for Captain Archibald Maquis Fauntleroy U.S. Navy retired in Ossining. The rites, led by Rev Mitchell Auker and Rev William Posehell, included a flag-draped coffin carried by eight seamen and taps at Woodlawn Cemetery. A sister, Mrs William C Johnston of Washington, also mourned.
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Women’s Democratic Club meets in Westminster
The spring meeting of the Women’s Democratic Club of Carroll County was held this afternoon at the office of George Benson, chairman of the Democratic State Committee. Westminster Mrs Charles O. Clemson presided.
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Two Charged With Drunken Driving
Two men faced drunken driving charges after separate incidents near Frederick. Sergeant Peterson arrested Jesse McDonald near Frederick Junction and James Titus Poolesville following a crash four miles from Frederick on the Georgetown Pike. Both hearings are set before county justices tonight.
Gunmen's shots fatal to G-man in Topeka
Topeka April 18 federal agent W. W. Baker, 27, died from four bullet wounds after a clash as he hunted two New York gunmen tied to an $18,000 Katonah bank robbery. Baker died after emergency transfusions. FBI kept death quiet until funeral. Suspects Alfred Poller and Robert Suhay were held in Kansas City for possible murder indictment.
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Former Governor John Garland Pollard in Critical Condition
Washington April 18 The family of former Virginia governor John Garland Pollard reports his condition remains critical and unchanged after a slight relapse following days of improvement. Pollard, a longtime public servant and chairman of the Board of Veterans Appeals, has been ill for months with his condition turning critical last week.
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Cherry blossoms lure record city traffic in sunny April day
The Washington area saw a warm April day with the temperature at 64 degrees, drawing thousands of motorists to view the cherry blossoms. Police reported heavy travel to and from the capital, with early weekend crowds and brisk business at hotels and restaurants, though no major accidents marred the day. Fire and heat led residents to open windows as temperatures rose rapidly from overnight lows.
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Crowds Attend Rehearsal For London Coronation Procession
Thousands gather in London on April 18 to watch a rehearsal of the royal procession for King George VII and Queen Elizabeth. Beginning at 6:30 a.m. the gilded coach of State moves slowly along the route to measure timing and crowd control needs for the May coronation.
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Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Feagaville Schoolhouse
The Bal Jenger Farm Bureau local holds a regular meeting this evening at 8 o clock in the Feagaville schoolhouse. Mrs Wile Ms Derr will oversee the program.
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Battle Rages On Aragone Front
Insurgents clash with government forces along the Aragone front near Zaragoza Spain as air and ground battles intensify. A 30 plane government squadron reportedly crashes amid the fighting while a 15 insurgent air squadron engages in the daylong battle.
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Abolish House and Senate Proposal for Maryland
Baltimore reports a commission recommends scrapping the two houses and creating a single chamber elected at large. It argues for home rule and local government autonomy, with legislative power centralized to reduce cost and improve efficiency. The panel urges repeal of county measures by the legislature and a statewide long range reform plan.
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Walk-Out Seen In General Motors Oshawa Strike
Union leaders report a new walk-out at General Motors plants in the United States and Canada as they seek to press a settlement. UAW officials say the company has broken two agreements, following Premice Mitchell Hepburn's failed mediation efforts.
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