Two Die In Crashed Ford Near Woodsboro
Leroy Martin is reported in critical condition at a hospital after a midnight crash near Woodsboro. George Hartsock, about 30, was killed instantly and Leroy Hartsock, about 24, was seriously injured when their Ford coupe swerved off the highway struck a pole and tree. Investigators say alcohol may have been involved and a police say funeral plans are pending.
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Montgomery Officials Debate Recall of Jury
Officials in Montgomery discuss recalling a jury amid ongoing murder case coverage. The proceedings involve city authorities and the court's actions regarding the jury’s role and potential reconsideration of trial elements.
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Man pleads guilty and is sentenced in Pennsylvania manslaughter case
George M. Fannestock, 29, of Thur, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 months in jail and fined $25. The case stems from the death of Wells, a renowned local man, who was struck by a car driven by Fannestock on April 3. Frederick County officers helped escort the suspect to the courthouse.
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Reception for head of temple draws regional Shrine leaders
About 150 people attended a reception for Roger B. Vorrions Potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order Mystic Shrine. Local officials and Shrine officers spoke as Irving Hoffman welcomed guests and introduced Mrs Wolfe. Governor Mice praised the event before remarks by Ira Thomas and others.
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Metals Magnet in Stock Trading in New York
Metal shares rose as traders watched rail and rail-related industries. The market showed uneven activity with some sectors closing lower while certain bonds and rails posted gains. Prices included a stock at 4.83 dollars and a notable one-fourth move in a related market.
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Transfer to Quantico for Aircraft One Fleet duties
Tom Armstrong of panc No. 4 has been transferred to Barracks Aircraft One Fleet e Force at Quantico Virginia for duty. He received the assignment after quizzes and competitive examinations. He is from avenue and attended Fre High School but left in January to enlist.
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Chicago Grain Market Closed After Petition
A petition led to the closure of the Chicago grain market amid reports of supplier idleness and stalled trading. Officials cited market instability and protests by local merchants as contributing factors to the temporary shutdown.
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CHICAGO
Minneapolis Wheat Commission Board Reorganizes
The Minneapolis Wheat Board of Trade closed for reorganizing its 53 member organizations. Trustees were appointed as part of the restructuring. The move affected operations in Minneapolis and Winnipeg with other locations remaining open.
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Eleven Prisoners On Recommendation List
Baltimore report notes eleven prisoners on a recommendation list. George W. of Baltimore, convicted of first degree murder, was sentenced to hang in 1916 but life sentence had been commuted. others await further consideration on cases in the Maryland penitentiary system.
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Robert A. Miller Dead
An obituary notice reports the death of Robert A. Miller after a January illness, with no further personal details or context provided.
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ROBERT A. MILLER
Eldership Conference 2 Frederix Selig Schedule
Selig will speak at the Eldership Conference 2 session led by Frederix at 7:20 PM. The event outlines a leadership discussion with expected attendance and program details.
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Frederix
Selig
Committee Jam Faces Unclear Motive and NRA Ties
Fragmentary notes suggest a committee jam with unclear aims and potential links to NRA activities. The text hints at bans and security concerns, but specifics are missing.
Final Meeting Held by James and M
A final meeting records James and M as the primary figures. The text shows their discussion after a period of activity, noting an end to a sequence of events and a sense of closure.
Fire destroys lottery home in April blaze
A fire swept through a lottery prize home on April 24 destroying the residence. No injuries are reported as investigators examine the scene and local authorities confirm the cause is under review.
Nice Plans To Sign Bills Upen Return Nice Plans To Sign Bills Upen Return andths Representatives From Three Counties At Sections In Church
Representatives from three counties gather at a church section to discuss plans for signing bills upon return. The meeting outlines legislative priorities and confirms a coordinated approach among local leaders.
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Recreational School Enjoys Strong Attendance
The recreational school is being well attended with steady participation noted across sessions. Organizers report high turnout and community interest in ongoing activities and programs.
President assigns vast relief project program across agencies
President Roosevelt names Rural Electrification and cross‑agency task plan with more than 200 classifications. Eight general classes include highways, rural rehabilitation, loans to subdivisions, housing, and related public works, outlining a sweeping federal effort.
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Two Cases Dropped Amid Courtroom Swirl
Two cases were dropped amid a sudden courtroom development. No further details were provided as investigators continue to review the matter and determine next steps for those involved.
Martin W. Clement Succeeds Atterbury in Pennsylvanian Post
Martin W. Clement is named to succeed Atterbury as head of a Pennsylvania political office. The report notes his retirement and Clement's upcoming role, detailing the transition and its formal implications within the state administration.
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Martin W. Clement
Atterbury
James resigns county counsel post amid PSC appointment
A. H. Derr reports James has resigned as counsel to the Frederick Board of County Commissioners effective June 1 after being named People's Counsel of the Public Service Commission by Governor Nice. James will finish ongoing matters and maintain his Frederick law office. The board has not named a successor and has not discussed replacements.
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Rites For Zihiman Held At Forest Glen
Forest Glen Maryland held funeral rites for Zihiman aged 35, with Governor Harry W. Nice and state officials present. The service took place beside the grave of Mrs. Margaret Dahl Zihi and proceeded from the cemetery to the Zihiman home at Springs. The deceased, described as a former representative from the Sixth District, died after a period of illness.
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Expedition Report Tangles with Frederick County Aid
A fragment notes Frederick County expedition activity and medical aid efforts during a field survey in California. Details are sparse, but the entry references local support, possible routes, and assistance operations.
Farnsworth Moves From Frederick to Margaret MN
A notice notes Farnsworth, age 26, relocating from Frederick to Margaret Minnesota.
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Army Drive 10 Double Actual Fighting Power
July 1 report notes the Army Drive 10 showing double actual fighting power in mobilization efforts. Details are limited to the stated assertion with no further context.
War clouds over Europe stir markets and debts
The report notes rising tensions in Europe as war clouds gather and financial figures shift. A House motion highlights a large sum of 570 million dollars amid uncertain economic signals.
Tense Asia Far East War Warning Echoes
Fragmented text warns of danger in the Far East with vague references to communism Russia feudalism the Pacific and rising tensions around the United States Japan Mongolia and potential conflict. The legible parts describe a fear of war spreading and unnamed voices talking about enemies and allies.
Unclear fragment hints at hospital care and names
Fragmentary text lists individuals near a hospital scene including Harry Hull and Mrs. Robert H. Macimore with a resident surgeon. Details are incomplete and no clear event or outcome is stated.
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