Trolley Track Removal Debate Reaches City Board
Mayor Cutler calls a meeting with the Board of Aldermen to discuss the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company track removal proposal. Potomac Edison backs a three point plan, right of way the focus, while attendance from the railway firm is unlikely.
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Cutler
Bio Committee
Shorts
Board of Aldermen
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Potomac Edison Company
H. and F
Patrick Street
City and
Potomac Edun Company
Mets
Potomac Edison
Frederick Service Clits
Culler
Itla
Frederick leads Maryland in home grown vegetables in 1934
Frederick county farmers produced vegetables worth 99 687 dollars for home use in 1934, third in the state behind Baltimore and Prince George’s. A total of 3 062 farms raised vegetables for home consumption with beans cabbage sweet corn tomatoes watermelons and other crops reported. Maryland's statewide value for vegetables grown for home use totaled 1 402 595 dollars.
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Frederick County
Wi Mam
Austin
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Hallimore
Prince Georges Saan
Maryland
Atring
Perry Reaches Final Round in Wimbledon Tennis
Perry advances to the final at the All England Championship in Wimbledon England after defeating California's Do Rodeo. He faces German Baron Gottfried Von Cramm in the semifinal, amid reports of tense play and strong comeback from Perry.
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Perry
Wimbledon
England
Fred Perry
California
Do Rodeo
Tate
Pgs
Gottfried von Charm
Deis Cin
von Cramm
Synod Social Service Report Urges Sabbath Stand and Prohibition
The synod’s social welfare committee led by Rev. Paul B D Yoder urges a firm stance against open Sundays, calls for an amendment to restore prohibition, and advises pastors to emphasize Sabbath worship. The report covers war and peace, unemployment, movies, gambling, rural churches, and temperance education, with adoption by most sections.
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U. S
Potomac
Committee On Social Welfare
Paul BD. Yoder
Jefferson
Aml
Committee For Revision
Gov. Earle
Pennsylvania
Mr. Yoder
Reva
Nevin E. Smith
RE. V. Strasvaugh
G. Ermine Platt
Harry D. Althouse
Walter D.D. Mehriing
Charles D. Rachel
Anton M. Gluck
John R. T. Hedeman
Elter B. Franklin Meyer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Tranaetium
Women's Missionary Society
Paul 8. Leinbach
the Messenger
Erangelical and Reformed Church
Alfred N. Savree
Lanedate
Paul D. Yoder
Jeffer
Unclear Weather Data With Embedded Typos
Fragmented report discusses precipitation July to date and normal values, with notes on yesterday and yearago temperatures. Includes garbled timestamps and stray characters, making exact figures and locations unreadable.
Democrats Hold Bradford Philadelphia Nomination Conjecture
Reported discussions at the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia focus on 1940 presidential prospects. Governors and senators debated potential nominees while Roosevelt loomed as a possible final decision maker, with names like Jones Cummings Wallace Ickes Nockins Lehman and McNutt floated amid speculative buzz.
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Washington
Connecticut
Roosevelt
White House
Jones
Cummings
Henry Wallace
Warold Ickes
WPA
Marty Nopkins
George H. Battle
Pennsylvania
Wuthie
Geeserner
Senate
Midwest Drought Worse Than 1930 and 1334
An official report notes Midwest drought surpasses 1930 and 1334, with dire conditions across major agricultural regions. Secretary Henry Wallace and government agencies discuss aid, inspection trips, and coordination as farmers face peak damage in July and August.
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Werther
Henry Wallice
Ara
Toureau
Drouth
Bureau Salt
Ritchie Memorial Campaign Extended in Frederick County
The Frederick county branch executive committee voted at Fredericktown Savings Institution to extend the Albert C. Ritchie Memorial Commission drive for ten more days to allow greater subscription opportunity. Attendees included Hammond Clary and former Senator Jacob Rohrbark among others. numerous individuals subscribed at yesterday's meeting.
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Frederick County
Albert C. Ritchie
Ann J. Potts
Thomas Ht. Saylor
Judge Hammond Urner
Oy ML Winer
George F. Abrecht
Shatlor W. Amilth
John OD. Cram
Amhar Dots
Helen Potts
Tehard Potts
Robert L. Smith
Robert L. Smith, Jr
Civilian CCC worker killed by West Maryland train
Westminster July 1 An unidentified Civilian Conservation Corps worker was struck and killed by a Baltimore to Morgantown rail line train near Lawndale six miles southeast of Westminster. The victim, described as blond, five foot eight and 135 pounds, wore a CCC shirt and overalls. Coroner Sherman Flannagan said death was instantaneous.
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Westminster
Wester Maryland Railway
Lawndale
Here
Baltimore-To-Tmagera
Sherman Flannagan
Ight-halee Ed
Ife
Latin American states threaten exit as League faces crisis
Amid warnings of Latin nations quitting the League, Italy protests Ethiopia incident. delegates condemn Italy's conquest, while France signals nonrecognition of Addis Ababa. Demonstrations flare in Geneva as eight Italian reporters face charges for posing with Ethiopian monarch.
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Eden Expoke
Geneva
League
Sanetions
League of Nations
Panama
League Assembly
Petcisa
de Duith
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Spain
Swttzerland
Lion Mum
Gaile Solade
Ethiopia
Italy
Maly
Rome
Tolay
Alteem
Thes Neva
Yale Belaule
Filiopia
Ualian
Recneway
Parole Granted by Governor for Several Inmates
Governor announces pardons for Naill and Hale as well as others including Clare Mav and Elkesear who have served sentences for degree murder and larceny. The actions reflect clemency for inmates in Maryland and Frederick County with prior terms completed.
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Aniraredin
Harry W
Marland
Eitiren Chipy
Clare Epre
Prederick
Lema Wisin
Gerne
Thede Teeek
County taxes enter second half of year with due dates extended
The county tax year moves into the second half as July becomes the final month to pay 1936 taxes without interest. August 4 adds 1 percent monthly in penalties. The move aims to improve current expenses and reduce short term borrowings. Delinquent payments next winter may rise if the late tax period is extended again.
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Vredeniik
Thomas A. Chap
Dinmer Onnance
Avehiey Ho
Reenamy
Davita Dav
da Patra
Molwatheepetlet
Sprngfeld
Crownsville
Bpier Grove
Howe
Ann
Fetal
Morgan III Taken Home After Illness Visit
Z P Morgan III the financier was moved from a New York hospital to his Glen Cove estate for medical care. He appeared fatigued after an illness and doctors recommended rest at home. his son Junioa Morgan confirmed the condition.
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New York
Plerepout Morgan
Autfering
Nieuritle
Lang Oslond
Glen Cove
Plase
Tutus
Menry
Miu Neck
Long Island Hall
Meir
Manchester
Mase
Junioa Morgan
Stephen Vor. Crosby
Massachusetts
Deorge Denny
Counsel To Receiver Approved Four Thousand Two Hundred Fee
The Circuit Court allowed 4200 for services by counsel to the receiver of the Central Trust Company of Maryland in response to a petition by Warren F. Sterling the receiver. Sterling noted prior year activities and asbestos related questions tied to the trust company. The case concerns the bank’s administration following its 1901 restructuring amid liquidation proceedings.
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Central Trust Company of Maryland
John S Newman Ih
Te Circuit Court
Jhdre Hammond Unier
Arthur D. Wilhard
Warren F. Stereling
Genstral Trust Company
Sterling
Recviter
Trust Company
Abe Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Doe Cebtiak
Allairs Hane
Manidation
Collision at Braddock Leaves Cars Damaged on Main Street
A morning collision near Braddock involving multiple vehicles caused significant damage to wicker and fender parts. Police report provisional charges against the driver of the leading car as investigators review the scene and gather witness statements.
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Braddock
Ney
Clarence Lee Danson
Ridgeville
Wallertown
Mr. Danton
Lonata Mhederick
Joan
Ron Slop
Otkland
Tate Dosson
Frank Fender
Paneyou
Brown
Five killed in bus wreck at Natural Bridge Va
A bus skid near Natural Bridge Va failed to negotiate a rain slick and plunged into a bank. Driver J J Olderson and four passengers died. 28 others injured as rescue crews rushed to hospitals. The Alland Chevhownd Dinas bus was en route from Roanoke to Roanoke Valley area.
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Natural Bridge
Natural Neidge
Hye Perrona
Bette
Neavy
J. J. Olderson
Passeng Pere
Olderson
Falloonmt
Horace Hudgins
Clyrktapeh
Oll
Lelington
Bodita
Hoanoke
Allande Chevhownd Dinas
Roanoke
Virginia
J. O J. Olderson
Semingham
Ala
J.P. Hamilton
Trimingham
Shooting at snake ends with fatal cow killing near Hurkittevill
A colored boy, held in jail under $500 bond awaiting grand jury action, is accused of killing Mrs. Mahoney's cow near Hurkittevill after firing at a snake with a single barreled shotgun. He allegedly confessed after interrogation by Deputy Sheriff Charles Smith, explaining he intended only to scare the snake and did not foresee the cow’s death.
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Teste Charis
Smothers
Mahoney
Hurkitteville
Harsey
Maroney
Sherman P. Roosersale
Sheri Wikiner
Charles W. Smith
Burkittevine
Smith
Berkman Anarchist Ends Life By Gunshot in France
Alexander Berkman, famed anarchist deported with Emma Goldman in 1920, died June 28 in a Nice hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was found wounded at his home and transported for treatment by authorities.
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Miles
France
Alexander Berkman
Emmet Goldman
United States
Berkman
Nice
Market Selectives Some Ixanes Go Up
A fragmented market report notes shifts in selectIxane assets and demand signals amid unclear trading activity. The text references unstable pricing and limited factual detail, with several garbled phrases obscuring concrete items, dates, or entities.
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