Dr Henry Stahr to lead Hood College as president
Rev Dr Henry Irvin Stahr of Merion Pa arrives in Frederick to assume Hood College presidency succeeding Dr Joseph Henry Apple who becomes president emeritus. Stahr, second Hood president, begins duties July 1 and will direct immediate programs while Mrs Stahr and three children plan to join later. Apple to move to campus residence then Rockwell Terrace.
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Hanover
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James Thomas Duke
Margzaret E. Kepler
R. V. Smith
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Kansas
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Kepler
Leonardtown
Market Extremely Dull First Day Under New Law
New York July 2 fAP1 The market opened under federal regulation with cautious trading and investor hesitancy. Shares, futures, and bonds showed tentative moves as traders awaited clarity on the new rules, with silver and rubber futures subdued and call money near 1 percent.
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Weather Summary For The Day Details
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation and temperature highs and lows. Figures indicate a deficit versus normals with entries for yesterday and last year. Sun and moon rise and set times are listed for today and tomorrow.
Dissenters To Central Trust Reorganization Pay 22 Percent
Frederick county court approves 22 percent dividend for dissenting Central Trust depositors and orders 6 percent to all creditors. Receiver to include 6 percent in audit. remaining 16 percent to be retained subject to further order. Judge Newman receives $15,500 plus $1,000 for assistance. total compensation now $25,500, deemed adequate. Additional discussion notes priorities of creditors and impact on trust company liquidation.
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Frederick to mark Independence Day with holiday closing
Frederick observes the Fourth of July with a general holiday, banks and post office closed, stores shut, and many residents remaining home or leaving the city. Festivities include baseball, motorcycle races, a military display, and a dark fireworks show at Baker Park, with church services noting patriotic tunes and flag ceremonies.
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New Storm Chief Named National Commander
A new national commander of the Nazi Storm Troopers is named to replace the deposed Caymus Viktor Dutze of Han Chancellor Hile. Apparent praise is given to Lutze as a true and dear Storm Troop leader.
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Frederick observes tercentenary pageant and parade
Thousands saw a televised exhibit at the fairgrounds and attended the Frederick County Historical Pageant and parade events. Mr Shriver praised the tercentenary observances as central to the week’s activity with multiple days of related ceremonies.
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Flying Brothers Forced Down Fourth Time Over Atlantic
Joseph and Ysiez Flying Brothers were forced to land near Ware Brooklyns after a defective gasoline pipe caused trouble on their Atlantic crossing from Paris. Neither brother was hurt, and the piano accompanying the voyage carried calm as the incident ended with a safe descent amid a gasoline shortage. The Crescent craft reportedly originated in Paris and had been en route via Flore Pearce and Harbor Grace before the forced landing.
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Ford to Bid on New Automobile Contrast
Ford to bid on new automobile contrast for blue eagle compliance with War Department contracts. Local dealer Northwest Motor at Ford Sealer and NRA officials discussed Sabine of Northwest Motor who planned to bid about 2 million dollars. War Department bids were being taken and a signed Ford letter of compliance was awaited.
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WED DINNER WEDDING AT BUCKEYSTOWN CHURCH
Miss Harriette Virginia Wright of Paling Waters West Virginia wed Mr Charles William Held Jr of Towson at Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church. Rev Charles E Dryden officiated. Bride wore ivory satin gown with lace bodice and carried white roses and lilies. Maid of honor Vera Kisbarkeit of Baltimore. Best man L. Zozeaux of Baltimore and guests from Towson and Maryland attended. Wedding followed by reception with purplish decor and formal attire.
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Harriette Virginia Wright
Paling Waters
W Va
Charles WiNam Held, Jr
Towson
Charles E Dryden
Muss Wright
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Vera Kisburg
Miss Burh
A. Held
Miss Eight
Harusburg
Lozeaux
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Family Reunion Held for Tr eho Descendants
Descendants of David Tr eho gathered for a family reunion at Lime Kiln with about 309 attendees. Edward Bre presided. Frederick reported on the treasurer. Adamsman was elected president and Miss Nettie Brossus vice president. Secretaries and trustees were named, with July 2, 1935, set for the next meeting at Monocacy Park.
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Edward Bre
Frederick
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Lime Kiln
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Drekerson
Laura Virginia Davis
Vice-Chancellor Papen in Danger Amid Nazi Crisis
Berlin reports a bold Hindenburg move to deploy the Reichswehr for Papen safety as Hitler tensions rise. Goering is tipped to succeed, with fears of ouster. Papen remains confined near Hitler, amid reports of deaths and self-inflicted wounds among close aides.
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Reichswehr
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Germany
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Coast Artillery to Stop at Frederick July 13
Washington's Coast Artillery 260th anti aircraft unit under Major Burns will camp at Frederick airport July 13 for a night stop during a 11 day Virginia Maryland West Virginia march. Return to Washington set for July 15 with no aviation unit accompaniment due to a concurrent encampment.
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Frederick
Virginia
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Hagerstown Fair Grounds
June Breaks All Time Marriage License Mark
The marriage license office reports a record year with licenses issued surpassing the previous peak set in 1928. Through early 1934, nine licenses were issued on a single day and thirty on another, signaling a rapid recovery in the license business after a downturn.
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TAX RATE UNCHANGED AND FISHING REPORTS HIGHLIGHT WEEK
The note mentions an unchanged tax rate affecting salaries and an increase to 39 to 2500 as an additional amount for children. A local man, Walter C. S&S, caught seven rice bass catfish and a four pound tuble trout at Le Gole bridge on Sunday.
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Plane Crash and Fire Claim Two Lives at Local Airport
A plane crash near the airport killed two people and ignited a fire that burned for minutes. Fire crews worked to reach the wreckage as authorities investigated the cause of the incident reported today.
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