Razing Mullinix Building for New Kresge Store
The Mullinix building on Marge Street between Patrick and Church streets began wrecking this morning to clear space for a new Kresge store. George H. Shattter of Daycen will remove the structure in about ten days and a Detroit firm crew will erect the new building, with openings planned in the fall.
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Mullcix
Patrick
Church Streets
George H. Shattter
Daycen
James D. Butterfeld
Detroit
Com
5. S. Esesge Company
Frederick
Kresge
Chain
Busi-Nest
A. W. Condon
East Patrick Street
Biddle Alley
Woodward and Almshower
C. B. Willard
West Patrick Street
Berne Winkle
R. W. Harbaugh
Mullinix
Harbaugh Gangage
South Market Street
Mullnix
Mresge
Last Pail
Scouts Return From Cascade Camp Near Frederick
About 25 Frederick Scouts returned Sunday evening from Camp Bierlee with 75 total Scouts from Frederick and Carroll counties attending a Court of Honor. The event, under Francis Scott Key Council, drew roughly 200 attendees and featured awards and tests as Lew L. Wilson presided.
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Frederick
Cascade
Camp Bierlee
Francis Scott Key Council
Carroll
Cyrfl Hein
Porester
Scout Council
Klein
Sastraggats
Prederick County
Lews L. Wilson
Othes
P. C. Dept Authority Leader Joseph Stewart Dies at 70
Joseph Stewart, executive assistant to the Postmaster General and special assistant to the Attorney General, died at his Washington home at age 70 after a lengthy illness. Stewart spent 47 years in the Post Office Department and led statistical work and legal affairs, was chief Postmaster General in the 26 positions, and was a key figure in international postal matters. He was born in Kansas. he is survived by family. The text also references other unrelated personnel notes and a veterinary service official.
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Washington
Joseph SteWart
Kansas
His. Witse
Hagerstown Negro Sentenced to Four Months for Liquor Transport
A Hagerstown colored man claiming to be Robert Smith operated a store at North Avenue and Jonathan Street. He was sentenced to four months in the House of Correction after being arrested for speeding and transporting liquor likely to intoxicate. State Police Sergeant Cassidy stopped the car and found four to five gallons of moonshine in the rear. The man faced a hearing before Justice Bowers with attorney Renho S. Harp.
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Hagerstown
Oman
Robert Smith
North Avenue
Jonathan Street
House of Correction
Sherman P. Bowers
Country Club
Cassidy
State Police
Justice Bowers
Renho S. Harp
Gas Explosion Victim Dies In Baltimore
Baltimore July 1 AP William of Thomas 58 died today in hospital from burns received in a gas explosion at the home of Mrs Lillian Wheate Saturday night Roland Wolf the other man burned was in critical condition Both men were burned over their bodies The blast was blamed on an electric spark as the men tried to turn on a light in a gas filled house Neighbors smelled gas and the women found Mrs Wheate dead in the kitchen Despondent since a separation with her husband she had sat in a rocking chair before the explosion
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Baltimore
William of Thomas
Lillian Wheate
Roland Wolf
Wheate
Aster
Sezara
Dust message hints at killer in Hartwell professor murder
Atlanta report says dust on a car window formed a cryptic message believed by police to point to the slayer of Professor A. A. Johnson of Hartwell. A well dressed stranger with a black eye accompanied Johnson Saturday evening, coroner's inquest heard.
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Atlanta
A. A. Johnson
Hartwell
W. E. Wise
Johnsor
University of Georgia
Red flare aids ship refueling in fog over valley
In dense fog a red flare helped Leo Nomis and Maurice Motsigon locate and guide a monoplane to refuel its gasoline load over the San Fernando valley. The craft neared fuel exhaustion as Woodshere Club meets and a Womeshero Women’s Club gathering is noted, with sewing and crafts demonstrations mentioned.
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Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Leo Nomis
Maurice Motsigon
Miss Earhart Gristed to Head Transcontinental Air Transport Panel
New York reports Miss Earhart Gristed to lead a women’s advisory panel for the Transcontinental Air Transport Inc. T B Clement general manager announces the appointment and outlines the committee to study air travel access and safety.
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Miss Earhart
New York
Jar
Hart
Fins
toCay
Ans
Sal
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
T. B. Clement
Telzechimenis
Comitette
Plaes
Vacancies Rise in Frederick County Teaching Staff
The Frederick County school system faces about 25 new teaching vacancies this season with 150 applicants from multiple states and regions. Many teachers attend Summer School at Maryland institutions while others study at Johns Hopkins and Columbia. Washington County reports 23 vacancies, the lowest for this early summer, with a higher standard aiding stability.
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Ltosd Palmer
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Virginia
Frederick County
Schese
State Normal School
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
University of Vermont
Columbia University
Washington County
Grandniece Gains Right to Contest Warfield Will
A Maryland Orphans Court ruling allows nine year old Josephine Meicaif Warfield, granddaughter of the late Seaboard Air Line president S Davies Warfield, to contest the will. The caveat argued the girl could claim a share if the will were set aside, with the estate primarily left to found a home for aged women.
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Baltimore
Josephine Meicaif Warfield
Grandiere
Davies Warfield
Seaboard Air Line
Orphan's Court
Maryland
Jane
Mir
Warfields
Lewin Assumes Post as Maryland People's Counsel
John Henry Lewin officially took office as Maryland's People's Counsel, succeeding a long-time incumbent who resigned. The appointment was made by Stephen T. Lathe, clerk of the circuit court, with Lewin listed as the new representative for the Public Service Commission.
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Baltimore
John Henry Lewin
Aesa
Zee
Stephen T. Latte
Cerk
Circuit Court
Johns Hopkins
Lapie
Meeting Minutes Mention Refreshments Served
A report notes that during a meeting at a local venue refreshments were provided after the session. Mrs. Heer Sa is referenced in connection with the event and arrangements.
Hoover Faces Tariff Turbulence Ahead for Hoover
Washington letter outlines President Hoover's tense stance with Congress over tariff policy. It notes the 1920s-era tariff comparisons, mentions Underwood and Fordney McCumber acts, and warns a new bill could intensify political trouble as Borah exits and Senate Finance Committee drafts a stricter measure. The piece emphasizes uncertain outcomes and potential Republican friction.
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Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Senate
Public Fireworks Display Set for July 4 at Baker Park
Frederica officials announced a grand public fireworks show at Baker Park on July 4 to mark Independence Day. The display will be bold with noise and color, lasting about an hour after nightfall and supervised by a factory expert brought in for the event. Police and crowd control plans are being organized to handle expected large crowds.
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Baker Park
Frederica
Frederick
Baker Pacg
Tradec
Supervisian
Salequara
Plumbing bill sparks murder and self destruction in Philadelphia
A July 1 report from CAP1-A describes a deadly incident over a plumbing bill. Alexander McTihenny, 56, died by his own hand after a dispute with Charles Gray, 34. A third person was wounded in the altercation. Investigations proceeded with private settlements discussed. no charges were filed.
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Philadelphia
Alexander McTihenny
Charles Gray
Aber
J i
Areold Bay
Sas
Fashion Show Set for September with Named Committee Members
A September fashion show event lists participants and committee members including Richard Potts Cyrus Ganvy and Dr A A Radi. Various roles cover reception finance advertising music and master of ceremonies with a long roster of volunteers and organizers.
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Eager
Richard Potts
Cyrus Ganvy
A. A. Radi
G. Rapp
Charles B Wechner
Douglass Hoots
N. L. Lea
F. Manshofer
S& Hahn
Basths
Roland Fh Harbaugh
DT. Dues
NeCain
Harry L. Ebert
Door
B. Rhoads
Jesse B Anders
Lester Boyer
Charles W. Lough
John §. Derr
B. O. Thomas
Warren Taylor
W.kolb
Ben, Rosenour
Construction
S. Elmer Brown
Grayson H. Staley
Seken
Harry McDonald
A. R. Shoemaker
All. Leart
J. Grove
Ranson Lewis
D. O. Griffin
W O. McCutcheon
Roland E. Long
EA. R. Crumpton
Louis +L. Wilson
D. T. Durrow
Wm. T. del Jaine
Frank B. Sappington
Wm. B. Bennett
Tabloid
H. O. Schroeder
Lewis F. Fnock
Willam T. Delaplaine
Robert L. Smith
J. Vernon Coblentz
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Walter Zeigler
J. J. Sehmidt
Lester Borer
Charles W.lough
Agriculture Dept to Broadcast Noon Program
The Agriculture Department has accepted NBC to air a midday program called the national farm and home hour on 31 stations starting July 8. It will be broadcast from 1:30 p. m. to 2:15 p. m. EST. Secretary Hyde will inaugurate the service with a speech.
King George and Queen Mary Return to Buckingham Palace
London crowds cheer as King George and Queen Mary arrive from Windsor Castle this morning in an open landau at Kensington Gardens. The monarchs resume duties at Buckingham Palace after months of illness, signaling a partial return to official cares.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Windsor Castle
Albert Hatt
Kersington Gardens
Buckingham Palace
Old Alabama Bank Fails to Open Doors in Weekend News
Minutes report the bank’s doors remained closed on Saturday with unclear notes about the recon team's activities and staff assignments at three locations. The piece mentions Pleasant and Mt and Hom as place references amid the confusion.
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OLD Alabama Bank
Bank Loot Hidden Near Maugansville in Holdup Case
In Hagerstown on July 1 AP report says $8000 stolen from the Maugansville branch of the Hagerstown Bank and Trust was hidden two miles away in a clump of bushes. Fred A. Stauffer 70, who surrendered, told Chief Thomas H Barber he planned the holdup and implicated Paul R. Hesson 19 of Hagerstown, now sought by police.
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Hagerstown
Maugansville
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Thomas H. Barber
Fred A. Stauffer
Stauffer
Dead and seven hurt in Canton-Akron-Cleveland bus collision
A Canton Akron Cleveland bus en route to Cleveland collided with a laundry truck a mile north of Canton killing one person and injuring seven. Wind damage reported at Auburn near Catoctin Furnace where several large trees and a walnut measured 18 feet in circumference were uprooted near Miss Louise McPherson’s home. An accident near Urbana damaged several automobiles and two residents, Lilian C. Rice and Mrs James A. Long, were hospitalized after the crash.
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Canton
Ohio
Cleveland Road
Cleveland
Auburn
Louise McPherson
Catoctin Furnace
Miss McPherson
Plane crash kills Wilmer Stultz near Long Island
A plane piloted by Wilmer Stultz and carrying two companions crashed near Roosevelt Field Long Island killing all aboard. The victims were identified as Patrick Costilucht and Charney Harwood. Stultz’s wife Mildred Blatts arrived at Mineola Hospital as his body was pronounced dead. The wreck occurred shortly after takeoff from the field, with workers nearby as the craft went into a spin. Reports tie Stultz to Amelia Earhart’s Atlantic flight efforts and note the era’s multiple nearby aviation incidents. The incident follows other recent Long Island crashes and misfortunes in similar aviation events.
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Stuttz
Wessel Cuatly
Mineola
Mildred Btults
John Hays Whiter
Stults
Jack Aahcraft
Vila Gentry
Mitchell Field
Elmer Barry
Maxwell Bale
Frances Wise Graysons
Trans
Bart
Charles A. Levine
Markied Bogentop
Havana
Levine
Mabel Bell
Stultz
Hil
Roosevelt Field
Blultz
Irons
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Kresge Company
P. C. Dept. Authority
Dy. Avery
Lawrence Avery
Federal
Gm Servie
Dhe Buenag
Annam
Indusuy
Fredenck
Avery
Geoste B. Culler
Kiwanis Head
Horace W. NeDernd
Ase
Kiwane National
Woseshero Womans Club
Eomeess NZ
Trorgets and
Eishii
Jiss Pearson Ma
Warfield
WEW People’s Counsel Before
Heer Sarepot
NEA
Andrew W. Moellan
Weatiie
the Treasury
Henry Herrick
The
Treasury
Director Hall
Bureau of Engraving and Priming
Rodney Dutcher
Washinton
Congress
Legislative Branch
Taft
Underwood
Fordney-McCumber
Harding
America
Republican Party
Borah
Ient
UBLIC
C. Fos
Oficer Baxter Biggs
Kiwanis Club
Armory
Mt, Hom
Wie
Tate
Kies
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Maugansville Bank
Urbana
Wasmon
West Brome
Cop
Lilian C. Rice
RRO
Enet
Church and Department of
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James A. Long
Socth
Gendag
Renototh Beach
Del
Lebue
Wilmer Stuliz
Long Island
Wiss Gentry
N. Y
Viowe Gety
Martin Jensen
Willam Ulbrich
Miss Gentry
Jack Ash‘eter
Ashcraft-Gentry
Satartey
Bes
Washington Tram Rentationn Company
White Star
Bass
Blue Ridge Transport Company
Loday
Weblington i Csoonaton Company
Uniantuen
Blas Ridge
Tide
Witte Seer
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