Memorial Road Route Sought Along Monocacy Battlefield
Local officials push for a Washington Frederick Gettysburg Memorial Boulevard linking the capital with Monocacy National Park. A thirteen member Boulevard Commission plans an early meeting at Congressman Harry Stame’s request while Maryland funds and a $10,000 congressional appropriation support the project.
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Stock Market Holds Steady Amid Airline Sector Battle
New York July 1 AP The stock market stayed firm with selective buying and quiet trading. Early gains appeared as investors watched airlines holding company battles in the House. Wheat futures rallied and aided cautious speculative spurt while bonds stayed steady. Call money renewed at one quarter of one percent.
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Repspering at the Major's Office Begins
The Major's office at Guy Hall was papered by Jesse H. Michael, 20, who began work this morning.
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Weather Summary Improvised Data From Regional Observations
The record notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 a m today. It records a high of 92 yesterday and a low of 68 last night with sun set around 6 41 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 4 47 p m. Moon rises and sets are listed with river conditions noting muddy Potomac and Monocacy streams.
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Three Labor Boards Extended By F D R In July Update
President Roosevelt issued executive orders extending the National Labor Relations Board until August 1 and keeping indefinitely the National Steel Labor Relations Board and the Texas Labor Relations Board. The three boards would have expired today. He planned to sign the Wagner labor board bill and used the NLRB for a month while a new Wagner board is prepared.
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Paroled nine prisoners by Governor Nice in Maryland
Baltimore July 1 AP Governor Harry W Nice announced parole for eleven prisoners and three others effective tomorrow. Parolees include George Simentor known as George the Greek who faced liquor possession charges in Frederick County Court and was fined 500 beside jail time. Luther C Manz, convicted for manufacture and possession of liquor, was sentenced to nine months in the Maryland House of Correction. Robert Stanton, convicted of assault and battery, received a 15 month term.
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Endurance Flyers To Land Plane Tonight
Meridian Mississippi July 1 AP The Hey brothers Fred and Al holders of the official endurance flight record practiced their ground crew morning and expected to land the Ole Miss at 6:20 tonight. Al Key said the descent would come after the unofficial 647 hours 28 minutes 30 seconds set by Dale Jackson and Forest O Briene in 1930 at St Louis had been broken. Weather kept them in, three rain storms in 48 hours tested the crew and the airframe as the voyagers aimed to end their twenty eighth day at noon.
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Loyal Chinese Converge On Mission School Site
Loyal Chinese forces converged on Tungchow near Peiping site of the American Board Mission School and home to many American missionaries. Martial law was declared in the city fifteen miles east of Peiping as rebels who attacked the gates Friday were repulsed and took refuge there. A price was set on Gen. Pai Chien Wu head, 20 000 silver collars for capture alive and 10 000 silver dollars for his body.
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Two Bishops England Offer Head Conference Piece of Land
Faculty at Hood halt coming war copal program next week.
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Standard Training Courses Established
Training programs for Commons establish standardized courses across departments. Leaders announce unified curricula, aiming to improve consistency and credentials.
Mussolini Turns Down British Offer in Italo-Ethiopian Row
England's Eden told the House of Commons that Britain suggested ceding a slice of territory to aid potell to Ethiopia and Mussolini rejected it. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald or parliament criticized the handling. The Foreign Secretary Hoare stated the government still hopes for a settlement while accepting Eden's disclosure as ending the immediate issue.
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Libby Holman Prepares as Guards Guard Her Son
Libby Holman Reynolds, once a Broadway torch singer, rehearsed for her debut on the legitimate stage while two husky guards watched over her two year old son Christopher Reynolds. The child, heir to a large share of the Reynolds fortune from his father Smith Reynolds, remains under constant guard with two private guards who came here with Muss Holman.
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Assistant Prosecutor Speaks At Middletown
Assistant State's Attorney Morgan M L Buchner of Baltimore outlined Maryland's approach to domestic relations before Christ Reformed Sunday School in Middletown. He described focusing on healing broken homes rather than prosecuting, noting many cases are resolved without court action and about 500 cases have required court involvement so far this year.
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Glade Valley Garber Inc Formed In Walkersville
Glade Valley-Garber Inc has been organized to streamline operations and save costs while keeping breads and sweet goods distinct under the Glade Valley and Garber brands. The Garber Baking Company is owned by Mrs. Glenn Garber and the Garber group, and Glade Valley Company Inc is owned by Kent, John and Robert Nicodemus of Walkersville.
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New Dealers Eye Investigations To Attack Wall Street
Washington dispatch describes how rising New Dealers expect Congress to focus on investigations next session. Senate probes into railroad financing, FCC actions against AT&T, and SEC scrutiny of investment trusts loom, aimed at Wall Street and big business. Internal SEC tensions and a suspected pool operator past add to concerns.
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Regular order and political brawl in 1935 headlines
A scrambled excerpt shows Senate decorum clashes between Huey Long and Minton over rules, Kennedy sympathy for a felow, SEC court and Roosevelt tax talk, and a possible 1932 presidential scenario. Also notes a traffic charge against James Windigier and Braddock Heights fire company organizing meeting.
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Typhoid carrier freed on bail in fatal party case
A Muncy Pennsylvania woman accused of serving pudding and salad to seventy guests at a March birthday party sparked a typhoid outbreak that killed five and sickened sixteen. She was released on bail to face charges of violating state health regulations after being warned she could spread germs.
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Montgomery Emergency Relief Spent 370,199 in 13 months
Rockville July 1 More than 8 quarter of a million dollars was expended through the Federal Emergency Relief Administration in Montgomery county. The final report by Stephen C. Cromwell shows 370,199.44 spent, with ranges of employment from 260 to 502 weekly and projects including road, park, school and sanitation work.
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Beetle Hunt In Frederick County Yields No Results
The Japanese beetle survey in Frederick County shows no reported results. County Agent Henry Shoemaker notes misidentifications of rose beetles, while residents reported scattered findings along a road near Yellow Springs. Four hundred USDA traps are set countywide. about 175 placed in the city, as Brunswick and Petersville remain heavily infested.
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Three Tales Of Shooting Told By Ferris Doubted
Detroit July 1 AP William Lee Ferris 26 called a liar by prosecutor Duncan C McCrea was questioned by detectives and the prosecution over three versions of the slaying of Howard Carter Dickinson The three young women arrested with him at Fort Wayne Indiana were questioned all day Ferris gave three statements and the women one McCrea said Ferris story is ridiculous while noting no evidence of a plot by the girls and that robbery appears to the motive
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Maryland Weekend Auto Crashes Near Twenty Injured
Baltimore area accidents push weekend toll toward twenty as state and county police log injuries. Two residents badly burned when a gasoline tank exploded after a car overturned in Baltimore. Four others, including Mrs Madeline Black, hurt in outskirts collision. Mrs Joseph N Ulman, wife of Baltimore Superior Court Judge Altman, injured in Lewistown NY accident as her husband drove.
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Montgomery County to enforce new huckster license law
Montgomery County officials prepare to enforce a new licensing act for hucksters. A delegation from the Independent Retail Grocers' Association led by Albert Buehler of Spring will detail the plan. The law, passed in the last legislative session, takes effect June 1 and requires a $1600 annual license per vehicle used to hawk, sell, or offer goods in Bethesda and surrounding streets.
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Crampton Property Sold in Two Motter Avenue Homes
Two two story brick houses at 7 and 743 Motter avenues, formerly owned by Anna M. Cran, were auctioned for amounts around 3000 and 3009 dollars. George W. Shafer acted as executrix and John J. Durrow served as auctioneer with H Kieffer DeLauter as attorney. The settlement included connections to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and County Health Department with various town and county allocations.
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House votes on holding company death sentence today
Galleries in Washington report a frenzied House debate as members weigh a Roosevelt request to abolish unnecessary holding companies by 1962. The Interst Commerce Committee backs giving the Securities Commission discretionary power. tempers flare as debate narrows to a two and a half hour limit with calls of vote and clashes over West’s White House role.
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Town Ends Year With Its Treasury Balance
Mt Airy closed the 1934 35 fiscal year May 31 with $175 58 in bank after $11 686 64 disbursements. Current tax receipts were $7 541 49, with other income and non tax receipts funding payments. Major expense was bond interest and redemption, plus water system work and CWA costs.
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Pennsylvania Accidents Kill 34 Over Weekend
AP report details 34 deaths over the weekend from motor accidents drownings heart attacks lightning diving falls electrocution and workplace injuries. Names, places, and exact circumstances are unclear due to garbled text.
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