Progress shown in sewer work as delays ease
A chart in the mayor’s office tracks the city sewer project at about 12 1/2 percent completion with central figures and contractor data. Officials say labor difficulties have eased and enough workers are available to prevent delays. downtown work could start within a week as the Laport Co. handles street resurfacing contracts. The study also maps rock levels by street, noting top rock on Carroll Street south of Patrick and West College Terrace, with Lindbergh Avenue yielding the least rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Elmer
Maxwell
WPA
John Lo Shaw
City Mall
Mavewell
Ins
Sre
St Hie
H. David Hagan
Mie
Pod Ne Seegil M. J. Grove Lime Co
Bridge
Ligon
Frederick Tron and Steel Co
de- Lashmutt Brothers
Engstrom and Wynn
S.A. Laport Co
Laport Co
Much Rock
Peter E. Raun
Carroll Street
Patrick
West College Terrace
Upper College Terrace
College Park
West Fifth Street
Dulaney Avenue
Lindbergh Avenue
Rosemont Secion
Curley Byrd To Talk To Lions Club Tonight
H Curley Byrd president of the aide wel aay leat will speak at the Lions Club meeting this evening at 630 at Hotel Vindohons Braddock Heights. Members and their ladies will have the summer dinner and after the address the newly selected officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Curley Byrd
Weather fragment reports unclear climate figures for July and past years
A garbled weather note presents mixed figures including 2 hour precipitation for Tam and July totals, with references to inches and dollars, plus distorted temperature hints from yesterday and a forecast sounding like tomorrow. Names and places are jumbled, rendering concrete conclusions unreliable.
Education and Divorce Law Urged by Synod Leaders
The Potomac Synod endorsed sex education before marriage and uniform divorce laws as it opened its final session at Hood College. Officials announced re elections for the Hood College board and listed appointments for various church and educational bodies. The committee reported $35,195.39 collected on an $80,137.45 apportionment for 1935, with 53 percent paid in the Potomac Synod. It urged congregations to meet full apportionments to support church programs.
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Gefase Lama
Syria
Rhaerch
Hensal
Gasak
Paul D. Youer
Jefferson, Pa
Vischatemian
Ans
Nev
Ralph E. Wartman
Grace Frangelical and Reformed
Cbutch
Hamey A. Fespereman
Hagerstown
Hood College
Gylanl T
Tomas J. Winebrenner
Gettysburg
Board of Visitors
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Lloyd E Coblentz
Baltimore
Alvil Conner
Jefferson
Board of Regents
Mercersburg College
Charles W. Wood
Chambersburg
Irvin. A. Raubenfold
York
Board of Education of Synod
Thite Jean
Edwards
Keen
Pag Rov
Felix Uh
Peek
Silver
J. Kem Mckee
Hollman Orphanage
L. K. Woodward
Westminster
William Decker
Edgar F. Wormier
Hanover
Scott R. Wagner
Eugene A. Spessard
Catawba College
Edgar Whitener
John H Keller
M. A. Foul
J. T. Medrick
J. Nevin Levall
Herbert W. Cable
Willan J. Lowe
McConnellsburg
Chile
Aia
Yone Sanders
Matty N. Bassler
Marapy J. Roth
Benjamin PF. Lesher
Board of
Ministerial Re‘Met
Potomac
the Historical Society
Mt. College
Synod
Walter R. Cobrecht
Committee of
Chriatian Education
Mountain Lake
Pannettabure
Kunday School
Aaron M. Glick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Willis couple injured when car overturns near Hyattstown
Mr and Mrs Willis were injured when their car veered off the Washington Highway near Hyattstown and overturned after striking a culvert. He suffered a scalp laceration and she minor injuries. both were taken to Frederick County Hospital with Mrs Willis discharged next day. Their sister in law was with them and a small child present at the home during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Wills
Cure Soar
Ccac
Willis
Wills
Hyattstown Fire Company
George Burdette
Mro
Wig
Frederick Cty
Mr. Wills
To Pronounce Vinal Vows At The Convent
Sister Claire Joseph ONeill will take final vows at a Friday morning ceremony in the chapel of the convent after deacon duties. Rev J J Donlan will celebrate Mass with St Johns choir. she is a Philadelphia native and Vieiras Hon Academy graduate class of 1931.
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W Wishafton
Slater Claire Joseph O'Neill
J. J. Donlan
St. John’s
Ro Sieter
Claire Junepl
Misa Agnes O'Neill
Philadelphia
Vieiras Hon Academy
Joseph O'Neill
Pilladelpha
Amiese
Mary Jowely
Mary Agnes O'Neill
Watta- Mon Convent
This Ety
Jacobs Reaches Final Round in Wimbledon Tourney
Helen Jacobs of Merkeley California four time American champion advances to the final round of the All England championships in Wimbledon England. She defeats Jamaica Jedremjawska of Poland in the Anal round teleposet and prepares for a match against Pran Ullda Kratvainkel Aperting of Germany and Denmark Frau Spere Ung defeats Mine Simone Mater of France 6 2 6 2.
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Wimbledon
England
Helen Jacobs
Merkeley
Cal
Jamaica
Jedremjawska
Poland
Mina Jatoun
Pran Ullda Kratvainkel
Outings and Piging Parties Open for Holiday Observances
A busy Fourth of July program unfolds around Frederick with many outings and pigging parties planned. The Maryland Rapid Summer Assembly opens Friday evening, offering a social, depot and entertainment schedule. Fireworks shipments arrived, with a one hour program starting at dark and police supervising parking.
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Baker Park
AM Lehrroders
Usdal
Maryland Rapiot
Vlan
Total Service
Ebert
Predovlck
Gambrill Park
Ing Creek
Yelow
Alte
Schroder
William Locke
Paul Brengle
Norman Ford
Red Cross
Walloon
Paul Drengle
Walter Danner
Ed Mobley
James Jrouck
Allestar
Levmie
Mane Ian
sMpper
Tragic Damascus Youth Dies in Meathouse Incident
The body of Albert Sylvester Welsh, a year old Black resident of near Damascus, was found in front of a meathouse at his home after a public safety item discharged. His father, Samuel Welsh, said Welsh planned to go to work at 30 minutes past dawn and intended to bring the item for his use. The weapon reportedly discharged near his temple, killing him. the death is considered accidental. Interment will be at the adjoining cemetery after services at the Damascus church.
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Carrot
Federt
Westminster
W. TH Martin
Martin
Harbaugh
Viethm
Dion Tralumen
Westnalwater
Carrell County Atdharities Yarnthyele
Tyne Tee
Dierby
Fied
Wcdin
Acc
Sher Shiney
Sheridlliner
Wy Bs
TM. Ag
Sher! Uwiltner
Albert Sylvester Welsh
Damascus
Tilm- Welsh
Samuel Wels
Montgomery County
Fiame
Heemi
Klothlutor
Ead
George M. Boyer
Waa
Welsh
Tueneral
Ho M. Royder
Wilety
AL Pena
Mlb
Cattol
Arrested in Winchester Virginia man held for grand jury
John King, held in Winchester for charges of false pretenses and deceit. He was arrested after failing to meet obligations and released after posting readies or making sure debts were settled. The case will proceed to the county grand jury.
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John King
Termeriy
Winchester
Frederick Coumty
Artion
Grand
Thle
Fiscal Picture Is Brighter Says He
Washington July 2 The secretary Maeve reports that expenditures over the past year exceeded receipts by more than double. Receipts were 4 216 000 000 while debt retirement and other outlays rose to 9 500 000 000, leaving a net deficit of 4 564 000 000. The secretary cited increased federal revenue and reduced spending as signs of improved finances. The public debt stood about 94 750 000 000 with recoverable assets of 8 759 000 000.
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Washington
Herey Maeve
Sisasry
Raio
Cabnes
Bodies recovered after canoe capsizing at Deep Creek Lake
Two Catholic summer campers Alfred Schrieber and Frores Hevak were swept into Deep Creek Lake when their canoe capsized. Rescue teams and volunteers searched the vicinity while authorities traced possible witnesses and prepared a formal investigation.
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Oakland
Met
Tee Crook Lake
Tae
Stue
Duise
Alfred Schrieber
Frores Hevak
St Paul
St Paul Tith Behneber and Rearok Were Members of the Holy Crose Tongretasion
Stuilies
Ava
Arathiates
Cabtotel Fire
Treat
Reses
Dieditw CT Bale Beaos scaatokiths hal ntien SE tes
Fragmentary OCR text summarizes a local death notice with limited readable names and events. The legible items imply a death and possible public obituary notes without clear dates or identities. Further readable details are required to form a coherent card.
Rescue After 22 Hours Entombment In Coal Mine
Shamokin residents watched as Enoch Hublinskie Jr was rescued after about 22 hours trapped in a coal mine shaft. He gasped for air through a towel while strapped to a plank and hoisted to safety as doctors reported shock and hunger but expected a quick recovery. His 80-year-old father, who nearly fainted upon seeing him, joined a crowd of 400 cheering rescuers and townspeople once he was brought to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Mae
Thess Cuers
Enoch Hublinskie Jr
Nesul
Alroair
Aldovitier
Gladinse Kukilnskie
Ink- Anokie
Jong
Guickly
Many, Hear Concert Given By Boys' Band Many
The Tressier Orphans Home Band of thirty five boys, on their twenty second tour from Loysville, Pa, performed indoors at the Lutheran church rooms in Baker Park due to rain. A $70 offering was raised. Band leader Marion C. Walter oversaw arrangements as the group stayed in Frederick before heading to Gettysburg for an engagement tonight. Director hopes to return to Frederick in August.
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Marion C. Walter
Frederick
Gettysburg
21 LIVES LOST IN TEXAS FLOODS
Texas floods claim many lives as heavy rain devastates Gonzales and Peach Creek areas near San Antonio and Austin. Rescues continue with missing counted in the dozens, while a train wreck near Kyle adds to the toll.
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Texas
San Antonio
Gonzales
Gondales
Austin
Peach Creek
Nalsingarty
Kyle
Pinch Mum Creek
Selective Buying In Wall Street Spreads
New York late trading saw selective buying across Wall Street as optimism in business and industrial news lifted certain equities. The machinery group and chemical shares slid on drought fears, while Honda stock remained steady and currencies hovered near notable levels.
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Wall Street
New York
Atock
le Wile
Machinery Group
Changer Fraila
Drouth
Tecome
Hondas
Forceign
Hindenburg Completes Fourth Flight To America
The German dirigible Hindenburg finished its fourth commercial run from Germany to America, landing at 4:20 a.m. today in record-breaking time. Lieutenant George Watton of the Naval Air Station announced the eight hour, 34 minute reduction from the previous record.
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Lakelira
Hindenburn
Germany
George Watton
Naval Air Station
Makes Bid For U S Adherence To League
Geneva July 2 The Netherlands Foreign Minister Dr AC 1 urged adherence of the United States and other nations to the League of Nations covenant calling for elimination of all sanctions from the league peace framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Geneva
The
Netherlands
Forel Minster
Byanmelden
Alan
League of Nations Arembly Todiay
United Blaten
Tornado Strikes Archibald and Mangham Area
Tornadoes struck Archibald and Mangham, injuring several people and causing property damage. Local responders battled fires and search teams assisted victims as officials traced the path of the storm through the rural area. Authorities urged residents to stay indoors and avoid downed lines while assessing outages and securing aid.
Pope Urges Film Classification For American Hierarchy
The pope directs American bishops to establish film review offices under bishop supervision. An encyclical titled Vigil and Cura is addressed to U S bishops, urging permanent national reviewing bodies and lay participation. The measure aims to guide cinema viewing and curb sin, with reviews centralized under church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amereas Ierarchy
Athole
Catholic Action Organization
Frederick County Teachers Attend Summer School Sessions
A number of Frederick County teachers are enrolled in summer school programs in Maryland and elsewhere. Programs include University of Maryland Jol Hopkins Western Maryland College and Columbia University. Names of attendees from Frederick schools are listed on official cards. Some teachers may yet enroll and will pay 35 dollars toward tuition. Superintendent Friend W. Pruitt plans to return from Portland, Oregon around July 10 after attending a national association convention.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Lottie
University of Maryland
Jol Hopkins University
Western Maryland College
Mirryiad
Frederick County Board of Education
Helen Btltely
Walkersville
Fdon ML Palmer
Unionville
Roberta
Wright
Church Street
Tian
Lewis
North Market Street
Glen Myer
Point of Rocks
Mildred Raum Storm
Frederick I High School
Johna Hopkins University
Louie A. Wearly
Frederick Gh School
Charlotte DeLammutt
Washington
Thee
Mary FE
Muck
Churct Street School
Mary E. Drowning
New Market
Anna W. Bimmons
Church Barret Ty Vt
Columbia University
Martha
Pettit
Frederick Wigh
Board of Ecucation Office
Asis
W. Pruitt
Portland
Ore
Nomination to Board of Investment Bankers Association
Maree oe EINES and Frederick of Baltimore were nominated to the board of governors of the Investment Bankers Association of America. The election will be held in December at the Chicago headquarters with a term of five years. Orin Lease, 89 East Patrice Street, had been confined for four weeks, and each operation occurred at the Fredence Cup hospital on Wednesday.
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Maree Oe Eines
Walkerevijie
Frederick
Mra
Taker, Watta and Co
Baltimore
Investment Bawkers Association of
Tire
Orin
Patrice Street
Fredence Cup
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Lions Club
Tam
Potomac Synod
Lavery
Potomac Bya
Phesalegit Gisarte
Peli
Harmar
Martat
Itemon Sippy
Caselima
Vpareeate
Moee
Busi
Ce Rupp
Meld
Sevty
Howard
Porelan
Jetta Chasis
Charis
EO Webler
Pastor Prevbyte Ohiard
Es Retary Cories
Cinaehes
Peetdent
Totyam
Theaura Uasenaty
Washman
Tanny
Hetty
Myr
Aevident
Wverdale
Delyer
Taksina Park
Herbert Wiliam Hall
Jean Pateton
CCC
Braddock Heights
Shholgan
Taiba Murry
Jaana de Bavas
Ion
Tb Warinan
Mary Wirtany
Nee
Meeerie Mer
Tagetston
24H
Cora Go Meade
Tae Fantoy
MD Ono
Ates
Hindenburg
America
Tornad
Archibald
Mangham Nuriy
Rhline
Vision of Bishops
Vallean
Univrrsity of
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