Two More Beer Applications Face Objections
Frederick applicants Isaac N. Shipley at 343 West Patrick Street and Alonzo W. Coran at 12 East Fourth Street seek on sale beer licenses. Objections cited past conduct, public convenience, and local issues with neighbors. Hearings postponed due to the license board president’s illness. new dates to be announced.
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Frederick
State
Isaac N. Shipley
West Patrick street
Alonzo W. Coran
East Fourth street
Shipley
Corunan
Shiney
W. E. Wolfe
Corur
G. William Trout
Jefferson
Car un
State License Board
Carun
W. Clinton McScheer
Frank P. Bratton
Chicago Man Charged in Struggle to Conceal Aims
A man named Wit was charged today amid a tense political scene in Chicago. Officials described a major group and referenced revolutions and a New Deal era context, noting prior congress activity as unfounded.
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Chicago
Nam A
Washington
Tesistariean Legion group
Rexford G
Agriculand
Store cashier robbed of nearly seventeen thousand six hundred dollars
A store cashier was robbed of about $17,600 and $2,860 in checks, with the incident involving unfamiliar suspects and details mimicking a local crime report.
Weather snapshot with mixed historical data
Weather details include high and low temperatures with historical comparisons, sun and moon timings, and precipitation figures scattered across April 1933 and 1934. The data appears fragmented and partially unreadable but provides a range of meteorological and astronomical indicators for the day.
Nervous and erratic New York stock market day
New York stock trading was nervous and erratic with a downward tendency. The market saw a sharp selling flurry and brief ticker tape delays as professionals dominated transactions. Rubber rose as a strong spot. silver sagged. wheat improved on crop damage reports while other grains and cotton hesitated. Bond markets mixed with prime loans up but secondary issues down. International dollar rates rose, Sterlag opened at 35.135, call money at 1 percent.
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New York
Sterlag
Call morey
Youth Week Activities Begin Across City
Youth Week opens today with events for boys and girls, including an afternoon athletic meet, a Zonta Club dinner for girls, and a Friday father son banquet at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Kiwanis and Rotary clubs sponsor activities in Baker Park, West Second Street, and the Opera House.
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bors
Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott Key iel
Zonta Club
Kiwanis Club
Robert J. Smith
West Second street
Armory
Baker Park
Ignatius Bjorlee
Opera
Lions Club
Japan Accepts Open Door Policy in China Comments
London reports Foreign Secretary John Simon states Japan has accepted the Open Door principle in China. He notes the policy is guaranteed by the nine power treaty of 1922 and emphasizes equal rights for all nations. The remark follows Japanese assurances discussed in London.
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JAPAN
CHINA
London
API
John Simon
House of Commons
oGgay
Gaithersburg Woman's Club Meeting Hosts Named
Mrs St Clair Taylor and Miss Hattie Griffith will host the Gaithersburg Woman's Club meeting at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at 2 GIamond avenue home in Gaithersburg.
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Gaithersburg
St. Clair Taylor
Hattie Griffith
Merger of Two Churches Set for June
A new Evangelical denomination will form from two Reformed churches affecting about 4500 people in Frederick and surrounding areas. The merger, spanning 36 states, preserves separate identities for some congregations while uniting under a single Evangelical banner. No changes in ritual or practice are expected as the transition occurs through a formal consolidation.
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Frederick
United States
North America
Reformed church
Battimer
Washington
cai
caomche
McLaughlin Confesses Role in Bremer Kidnapping Ransom
H. Purvis of the Chicago FBI office says McLaughlin admitted his part in the $200000 Bremer ransom after 23 days in captivity. Police traced $2665 in smaller bills linked to the scheme as part of the money trail.
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E. Vidier
Mein H. Purvis
Chicago
the
Bureau of Investigation
McLaughlin
Bremer
First Lady Roosevelt presses for social reform and peace
Washington dispatch describes Mrs. Roosevelt’s combative press conferences and public appearances with Rexford Tugwell and Dennis, detailing her attacks on profiteers, support for subsistence farms, and push for reform while the President remains more conservative. The piece notes CWA dramas and shifts in capital politics as figures debate democracy and fascism risk.
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Dennis
Tugwell
Washington
Guis
Roosevelt
Treyene
Schall
Wirt
homstead
Hyde Pa
Global unrest and police mobilizations amid May Day fear
Reports describe wide scale precautions across Europe and Latin America with Paris mounting 21 000 officers and guards, Havana calling for May Day protests with 40 000 expected, Spain declaring a state of alarm, and arrests of suspected agitators in Brussels and Amsterdam as fears of violence and strikes rise before May Day.
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Paris
Austria
airea
Spain
Madrid
Zionist Revisionists
Eustagsund—General Federation of Jewish Labor
Jemiaiem
Brussels
AMialies
Dar
Fresh Air Kiddies To Return To County For Short Stay
Plans to open county homes for overcrowded tenement children in summer move forward. Anabelle Lambert and Rev. Dr. Henry Kieffer spearhead local efforts to host 5 to 12 year olds from New York City. Children undergo 24 hour health checks, with aims to provide new homes and clinics while easing city overcrowding.
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Fredenes
New Yu
Anabelle Lambert
Newne fresh garry
Gabe
hea Rkely
Lambert
Muss Lambert
New York city
America
Pytrians Plan June Initiation For Class of 150
A fragmented report notes the Pytrians will initiate a class around June, with a target of about 150 members. The text references a lodge, a Pennsylvania group, and a Massachusetts Grand Source, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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PYTRIANS
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capia zea Chambers
tis of F Pennsylvania
burg ledge
Mount ever
Klan Holds Parade and Meeting at Annapolis
A Ku Klux Klan group conducted a parade and meeting in Annapolis drawing attention from local residents and authorities. Organizers publicized the event, while police monitored crowd control and security arrangements.
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KLAN
ANNAPOLIS
Hood College students tour Washington museums and gardens
The botany and zoology classes from Hood College joined a combined trip to Washington D C. They visited the National Museum in the morning and Washington botanical gardens in the afternoon with students from Frederick and Velmyty. Miss Hazel Manon Briges and Grace E assisted as chaperones.
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Hood College
Washington
D. C
National Museum
Washington botanical gardens
Medical Museum
Hazel Manon Briges
Grace E
Frederick
vielmuty
Elizabth Wolfe
Katherine Tra jeen Darner
Jefferson
Helen Brown
Helen
Margaret Wiles
Brims
Ann Paye
Brad- Gock Heights
t np
Phips Memorial Art Galt Finers
RIce
Abducted Child Grandfather Missing in Tucson
AP report from Tucson on April 20 states Bernabe Robles, grandfather of a kidnapped child, vanished with two companions. Authorities fear for the child’s safety as ransom of 15000 dollars is demanded. U S agents and Mexican officials search for the elderly man and the child.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bernabe Robles
eran 2
estat
United States
Menico
Hood College announces cast for May Day show
Hood College presents a senior class farce titled Gammer Gurion Needie on Saturday May 12 at 230 o clock on the outdoor stage west of Brodbeck Hall. Cast includes Miss Hazel Foster Dame Chatte Miss Elizabeth Cocke and Miss Susan Texgart with Miss Mure Weaver as assistant stage manager and Miss Eleanor Coddington handling costumes.
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Howl College
college
Brodbeck Hall
Rhoda Rammerkamp
a. Hood College
arien
Hazel Foster
Dame Chatte
Arof Cazenovia
Nugimia Faber
Elizabeth mi Cocke
Moss Bsea
Lancaster
Margaret MacAnlis
Falls
Phuadeimmette
Chan Carrington
Ventnor
urman
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N. J. make-up
Jamaica
N.Y
gma Harris
Johnstowa
Sheriff Captures Suspect After Crisfield Wounding
In Maryland, Sheriff Luther Daugherty arrested Harry Fleming, a Black man sought for seriously wounding Officer Harry Daugherty with a chisel amid a multi-hour manhunt near Crisfield. Fleming was handed to state police in the field and rushed to Baltimore City Jail as crowds dispersed.
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Baltimore
Howard McClellapa
aliss Marry Fleming
nepro
Duncreds
Somerset county
Crisfield
Crifield
Luther Daugherty
Harry Flemming
Flemm
Harry Daugherty
S Buard
Flemming
Joe Spence
Westover Crossroads
Daugherty
Sherif Daugherty
Woman Dies of Heart Attack While Visiting Fort McHenry
Mrs. Spielman Potts longtime resident of De Sith died Sunday afternoon at Fort McHenry during a visit. A heart attack felled her as she was accompanied by Henry C Wasningwa from Washington. Potts had spent her early life in Delsur and was connected with Thurmont and Detour areas. The body was taken to Thur peace and interred at a local cemetery after services.
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Spielman Potts
De Sith
McHenry
Baltiore
Hanry C
Wasningwa
strikie
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A. W. Coran
HIness
McSherry
Joseph H. Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
John H. Bolle
Wendsboro
GC. Perry
Bethesda
Ritchie
State Board of Hea
rears
May hlad
Reformed And Evan
Synod Union
Evangelical And Reformed Church
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Havana
H. L. G. Kieffer
Chambersburg
Rutace Beery
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Harry Fleming
Somerset
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Helen Harp
Hagerstown
Mary Brian
Ramey
Micancr Dries
Bechtelsville
Robert Morgan
Frederck High School
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