Death of Baltimore Youth In Swiss Legation Car Crash
A Baltimore youth John Franklin Lowe died after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by a member of the Swiss legation near Buckeystown Maryland. The inquest found Lowe died in a Washington area accident and the State Department may be informed. No charges were filed against the Swiss driver. Lowe’s funeral is set for this afternoon at Mt Oliver Cemetery.
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Buckeystoun
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Attorney General of
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Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Playground games highlight Baker Park event results
Tuesday's Baker Park contests featured dodge ball and lawn ball with North Market defeating Baker Park 10-4 and Winchester topping Washington 13-8 in dodge ball. Washington beat Baker Park 10-3, and Baker Park later won 6-3 against Washington in Lacn Bak Tournament.
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Three Months In House Of Correction For Feaga
Justice Motter imposed a three month sentence on Feaga for a similar charge and ordered concurrent terms with another three month sentence from Justice Bowers. Feaga did not note an appeal, and the appeal period is ten days. The State plans to send Feaga to jail and then to Tessups for transfer.
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Stouffer Held for Grand Jury in Bank Robbery
Hagerstown July 3 AP Frea AL Stouffer 20 who admitted taking part in last week’s Maugansville bank robbery waived preliminary hearing and was ordered held for the grand jury. Bail set at 2500. Jury meets in November. Mrs Mary Davis charged as accessory after the fact held on 500 bond to receive hearing Friday. she aided Paul R Hesson alleged partner in the holdup about 800 taken from cashier C Riggs. Davis drove Hesson to Chambersburg Pa where he is believed to take a westbound bus. Stouffer’s attorney turned over 765 of the stolen money to officials.
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Maugansville Bank
John H. Bitner
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Paul R. Hesson
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C. K. Riggs
California fire destroys dozens of homes near San Francisco
A massive blaze near Mt. Tamalpais and Corte Madera ridge left over 130 homes damaged or destroyed and losses above 1 million dollars. About 3,000 men battled the flames as embers sparked new fires in Cascade canyon and Blytheville canyon. winds threatened further spreading.
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White House Receptions Abandoned for Summer
Public receptions at the White House were abandoned for the summer due to the heat in Washington and crowd concerns. The move comes as executive offices undergo renovation in the coming months.
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Another Light Cruiser Is Launched for U S
Camden New Jersey July 4 AP The 10000 ton light cruiser Chester third Washington conference warship to be launched left the ways at the New York Shipbuilding Company yard today The vessel was christened Miss Jace Tucker Buamne of Chester Pa as she entered the Delaware River Market headlines rise as public utility shares rebound after early losses
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Axe Slayer Has Six Detros July 3 Tragedy
A man Benjamin tia, 43, and his wife Santina, 40, along with their four children, were fatally injured in a violent incident. The head of each survivor was beaten. Details indicate a gruesome murder scene with averted heads.
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Santina
Nation's Birth To Be Observed Here Thursday
Local residents will observe the nation's birth Thursday with a community gathering and related activities. Officials encourage attendance to honor the anniversary and reflect on national history and unity.
Fourth of July Fireworks and Celebrations in Frederick
Town observes nation's birthday with memorial at Court House Park, a Braddock Heights event, and a street parade. Activities include baseball games in Frederick County League and Blue Ridge League, and a Baker Park fireworks finale at dusk.
Muzzle Dogs Edict Issued by the Mayor
City authorities issue order to muzzle stray dogs in public areas. Officials outline enforcement and penalties. Residents urged to report violations and cooperate with animal control. No further details on date or locality provided.
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly At Heights
The seventh Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly sets July 12 to 20 at Bradisch Heduly. Rev W C Wad presides with Joseph T Waits, DD, Bil mere aiding. Programs include Young People's Union and missionary conferences, a Chautauqua course on War of Mariana, pastors conference, and lectures by Davis of Louisville Theology School. An orchestra and vocal numbers accompany a high order program.
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Young People's Union
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wTalence
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Theology School
Rotary Club installs new officers and backs airport land purchase
Frederick Rotary Club installs officers led by Glenn O. Garber with Dr. Joseph H. Apple and Lewis Dertzaugh among new leaders. The club endorses a resolution asking Frederick officials to buy roughly 95 acres near the city for an airport at $300 per acre, with funding to be borrowed. The proposal has backing from the Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club. The plan includes US Air Service involvement in site grading and airport equipment.
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White House Denies Rift With Secretary Mellon
The White House rejects reports of disagreement with Secretary Mellon over Treasury policy. Officials insist no rift exists and emphasize unity on the administration’s economic priorities.
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Secy. Mellon
Youth inmate sentenced to serve term after failing to pay fine
An opinion notes the individual did not pay the $250 fine and must serve time. He is to be returned to Jeaups prison for the remainder of his sentence after the court order.
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Mrs Fogarty Seeks Jury Trial in Tunney Suit
Bridgeport Connecticut July 4 Mrs Fogarty requests a jury trial in a $500000 breach of promise suit against James J Tunney former heavyweight boxing champion The New Haven attorney for Mrs Fogarty has not filed reply to Tunney’s answer which denies promising to marry and accuses her of attempting to exploit their acquaintance Tunney allegedly paid over $35000 to waive claims The suit heads to the September term of Superior Court.
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Johnson Memorial Unveiling Set for Court House Park
Final preparations for the Thomas Johnson Memorial unveiling in Court House Park are underway with a 10 30 a m ceremony on Thursday. The bust of Johnson first Governor of Maryland will be placed on the pedestal along with a bronze tablet detailing his career and state service. Charles Francis Adams Secretary of the Navy and other officials will attend, with choral volunteers leading songs under Reno S Harp.
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Great Northwest Territory
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City Meeting Deliberates Progress on Airport Project
Tonight the Mayor and Aldermen gather to discuss routine city matters and the status of the ext improvement program. Officials report receipts for the past fiscal period as city progress continues toward the airport project.
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Auto Law Cases on Reponsing to Another Car
Unclear OCR text outlines auto law cases involving reaction to other vehicle, plus mentions costs and charges. Names Fossett Higgs and W appear with references to driving offenses, court action, and possible penalties. The fragment lacks coherent facts or dates for a precise summary.
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25 to Go Into Camp at Braddock Heights
Local committee organizes a New York Fresh Air project camp for 49 children arriving July 18. Joseph Baker hosts 25 boys at Camp Baker Braddock Heights with Rev Kerstetter in charge and Harry Grog overseeing. County hosts will welcome and transport the children to town hosts across Frederick County.
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Elsie Springer
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Bomb Explodes at Los Angeles Grain Exchange Office
A blast damaged the Los Angeles Grain Exchange on the fifth floor of the I. W. Bellman Building at Sixth and Spring. Fire and police crews found two unexploded devices in the shattered offices as others described the scene of debris and chaos in the financial district.
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No Paper Thursday Editorial Notice Changes Hours
There will be no issue on Thursday July 4 and the editorial offices will close at five o clock in the evening. This irregular publication notice informs readers of holiday schedule and altered hours.
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