New Officers Installed at Frederick Lions Club
Rorer B. Wolfe installed as president at a Frederick Lions Club meeting held at the Francis Scott Key hotel. C Thomas Summers is first vice president and H Larier Michael is second vice president with a slate of new officers and committees announced for the coming year. Twenty-five members received attendance pins, and a silver loving cup was given for 51 consecutive meetings.
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Rorer B. Wolfe
Frederick
Wolfe
Seeger
Charles D. Albaugh
Frederick Club
Lions
Liena International
William I. Deter
C. Walter England
Herman C. Gubisch
Chester £. Heey
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H. Lavier Mithal
A. Frank Miller
Charis F. Seewer
Richard F. Simmons
Edward D. Shriver
Franklin N. Shipley
H. J. Slusher
Robert L. Shipley
Rog. B. Wolfe
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Eversube
Hagerstown
Richard P. Simmons
Charles F. Seeger
Simmons
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Chester & Heer
Winchester
Winchester Club
Lincs International
Denver
Braddock Heights
Bartlett James Washington
Ohne
Gulf Refining Company
Frederick Territory
Mystic Shrine
Inday
C. E. Betsey
Edward Haller
Edward Bentz
Edward Shriner
C. W. Bogland
Robert L. Shipier
Fourth of July Weather Scene for Eastern States
The Weather Bureau forecast a cool comfortable Fourth of July for the eastern states with the capital expected to be quiet apart from fireworks. President Hoover and some aides plan to attend a camp in the Virginia mountains, while Mrs. Hoover hosts at their lodge.
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Aforlemes
Rapitel
Washington
iWeather Bureau
Bret
Hoover
Virgian Mountains
Hunter Brothers Threaten To Land After Record Flight
Chicago July 2 AP John and Kenneth Hunter brothers of Cry off Chicago announcement threaten to land the plane after a record nonstop flight surpassing 100 hours. John expresses disappointment over partial publication of confidential messages while Kenneth reportedly wants to quit. The pilots planned to stay airborne past July 4, with refueling and routine breaks occurring at morning hours.
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Chicago
John
Kerneth Hunter
Amc
Plase
Kenneth
John Hunter
Walter
Albert Hunter
Albert
Veterans Pension bill conference report adopted in House
Washington July 3 AP The House adopted the conference report on the Veterans Pension bill by a 2 to 3 standing vote. Senate approval remains required for final action. The move clears the way for Senate consideration amid questions on the conference alterations. A second item notes a woman driver, Mrs Stier of Baltimore, escaping injury after a highway mishap near New Market while returning from Braddock Heights with her children. Her brother then witnessed and arranged repairs. Admiral Byrd awaits Fourth of July rest in New York before returning to Boston for home respite and later luncheon with George H Putnam and dinner with Charles V Bob. Presbyterians in PA MD VA DC plan 56th reunion July 10 at Penn Mar with morning business and a sacred concert. A Brunswick man, George Crabtree, jailed on a weapon display charge until September grand jury. bail set at 500. Irregular OCR fragments follow.
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New Marke
Stler
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Steir
Byrd
Eest
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Garden City
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Boston
Antarctic
George H. Putnam
Charles V. Bob
Walkerstill Bible School Commencement Draws Large Crowd
Commencement exercises of the Walkerstill Community Bible School were held in the GN School auditorium. Four departments presented biblical dramas including The Story of Ruth and Moses. Costumes and student crafts, totaling over 200 items, showcased two weeks of work under teachers Seibel Reddick Brine and Fisher. Certificates were awarded for attendance and work.
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Gn School
FP. A. Seibel
Nan Reddick
Ruth
Joseph
Moses
Torothy Brine
J. W. Fisher
Peggy Himes
Edna Culler
Edith Strodemus
Beattie Stauffer
Catherine Dutrow
FR. Seibel
Special Permit for Wiley Headstone at Arlington
A headstone will be placed at Arlington National Cemetery for Dr. Harvey Wiley bearing the inscription Father of the Pure Food Laws. Wiley died Monday and had asked to be buried at Arlington. after his widow challenged rules, the War Department waived them and he was buried there with full military honors.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Arington National Cemetery
Pather
Rock Creek
War Department
Wiley
Arlington
Chrysler reduces wages of salaried employees
Chrysler Corporation announces a ten percent wage cut for all salaried employees as part of its retrenchment policy. The move is described as sharing the burden during the current low business mood, with labor having already reduced working hours.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Walter P. Chrysler
Former bootlegger shot near Wood River
Dead man George Williams, 48, of Wood River, was found shot after midnight near Wood River. Examinations show 40 bullets in him. Passenger Herbert Culp, 50, of Alton, was uninjured but minor injuries when their car hit a post. They were returning from a dog track when pursued by a machine gun firing.
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St. Louis
Wood River
George Wiliams
Herbert L. Culp
Alton
Williams
State invites bids on six miles of shoulders and road work
The State Roads Commission advertised bids for six miles of shoulders and a stretch of highway east of Givkeyvite toward Fou or Recks with one mile reserved for present work. The project includes concrete work and tensile planks, with early potatoes and fruit crops noted as fair to good in the Eastern Shore region. Potatoes, tomatoes, and tobacco are described, weather impacts cited, and rain is badly needed.
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Harmony Grove
Lewe
Werman
Sate Roads Commission
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Recks
Gothern
Ailech
Tubacgu
Sleeping Car Wreck Injures Three Near Worcester
A Bar Harbor Express sleeping car derailed on a grade crossing near Worcester injuring three people including Mrs. Ida B M Thompson 76 of Maryland a Lowell Massachusetts flagman John Reynolds and porter Albert Marin both from Philadelphia. The wreck disrupted a special three car section carrying camp counselors and youths en route to summer camps.
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Portand
Ida B. M. Thompson
Luthervile
John Reynold
Lowell
Mass
Beck
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Eto Porter
Philadelphia
Boston
Maine
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July Fourth program planned at Haber Park for Frederick
A full July fourth schedule at Haber Park runs from 9 30 am to late afternoon with boys and girls enjoying games like sack races wheelbarrow race crab race and peanut race. Prizes include peanuts and candy. A doll show follows at 7 pm, the second of the year after a pet exhibit drew about 100 participants.
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Frederick
Lawe Ball
Sack Telas
Two Held in Connection with Automobile Thefts
State police traced an alleged gang of thieves and robbers leading to the arrest of Edgar Webb, a Frederick painter formerly from Bolivar West Virginia, and Lester Miller of Braddock Heights. Webb and Miller are jailed for grand jury action in September. Webb faces charges including breaking into the Cash and Carry station and larceny, and Miller faces charges for stealing at the Cash and Carry, larceny of an automobile, and a revoked license operation. Webb escaped custody during capture on June 16, with Miller captured on the National Highway. additional accomplices were not found.
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Bolivar
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Webb
Frog Hollow
Washington County
Lester Miller
East Third Street
Braddock Heights
Martinsburg
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Baltimore
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Broker death by own action shocks New York trade
An AP report from New York on July 3 states broker Guy B. Burtt died in an apparent self-inflicted incident. Details remain scant as investigators assess the late broker’s actions and surrounding circumstances.
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Guy B. Burtt
Eck ‘Maratt
Political Parties Clash Over Tariffs and Duties
The piece analyzes Republican and Democratic positions on tariffs, noting mutual accusations and shifting stances. It recalls Hawley Smoot and Fordney McCumber frameworks, cites Hoover era debates, and questions whether a clear, lasting issue exists beyond campaigning.
Machine Gun Jack Gets One Year In Jail
Chicago July 3 AP Jack McGurn known as Machine Gun Jack, convicted by jury June 25, receives one year in county jail and a $300 fine for carrying concealed weapons. Judge E I Frankhouser presided. This marks his first conviction amid linked histories with Capone era gang activity and the St Valentine’s Day massacre connections.
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Capone
E. I. Frankhouser
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Machine Gun Jack
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McGunn
Sig Gang
Bicycle accident injures 11 year old near Frederick Junction
An 11 year old boy, son of Paul Hobbs, was injured when a cat struck him after attempting to pass an automobile on East Church Meni Hobbs. He was taken to Frederick hospital with a forehead wound. The incident occurred Tuesday evening near Frederick Junction, as reported by local coach and community notices.
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Meni Hobbs
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Frederick Junction
Frederick Tuk
Chest Clinic Move Draws Public Attention
A local chest clinic move attracts community interest as Dr. Vitter faces questions about charges and leadership. Citizens weigh the implications for Caen audi and related medical services.
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Caen Audi
Retirement of Huston Forecast Again
Reports spread among party leaders in Wauslau ngien on July 3 that Claudius Huston may retire as Republican Navoust Chairman with a White House and RNC silence on President Hoover’s possible change. A conference Huston planned for Monday might be postponed as pressure on Boston grows.
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Claudius Huston
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Van
Boston
Southern Cross Resumes Flight to California
AP reports the Southern Cross lifted off from Curtin-Wright Grenview airport at 645 p m bound for Oakland California with Kingsford-Santa at the controls. Clear skies aided the three motor flight as the crew departed, with comments hinting at further plans once in California. The filing mentions speculation and market conditions as trading activity slows during a holiday period.
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Curtin- Wright Grenview
Oakland
Charles Kingsford-Santa
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Cal
Lew Ebb
Jay
Sve
Thoms
Delays in Frederick Airport Lighting Project Cited
Report shows the lighting and maintenance at Frederick intermediate landing field delayed by funding problems. The contractor ran out of funds, the government called on the surety to finish or readvertise. Officials expect work to resume within two weeks and maintenance positions to be filled within six weeks.
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Abe Orce
Stanton Stove Ia
Feld
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Binet St.c. Maxwell
Culler
Jame
Stanton
F.C. Hingsburg
Airways Division
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LaBale
Department of Commerce
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Baltimore Policeman Beaten by Communists in Harbor Disturbance
Baltimore July 3 AP report describes Patrolman John Wiles and a rescuer knocked down during a confrontation with a crowd demanding permits from communist speakers. Several arrests followed including four youths and a woman near Mount Clare slope. Police recovered weapon-like items as investigations continued.
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Slo
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Friday News Will Not Be Named on Prigey Day
Fragments indicate a WO paper note about a Friday event with unspecified timing and locations such as offices or eateries to be chewed by 4 p.m. The wording is garbled but suggests a timetable or activity not clearly attributable to a formal publication.
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