Four CCG camp members hurt in truck wreck near Jefferson
Four Civilian Conservation Corps youths from Fishing Creek camp were jailed after a wreck one mile northeast of Jefferson at about 1 AM. Officers report likely drinking involved. Names: Roy Pickett, Thomas Davis, Charles Baugher, Harry Cissel. A Baltimore driver, Carr, escaped injury. Hearing date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing creek
Jefferson
J. R. Miller
B. Coch
Charles W. Crum
Roy Pickett
Thomas Davis
Charles Baugher
Harry Cissel
Charles Town
W. Va
Carr
Lions From Four States Meet At Harpers Ferry
Edwin R. Kingster of Parkersburg West Virginia addressed a large Harpers Ferry Lions gathering. The meeting drew Lions clubs from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Delaware. Remarks by George Dandy Newark Delaware and Frederick Mayor Lierd C Culler opened the event. A highlight was ladies night with guests and a banquet followed by dancing to Dave Hagan's Southerners band. new members were inducted into the Frederick club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Kingster
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lions International
Lions clubs
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
George Dandy
Newark
Del
Lierd C. Culler
Frederick club
Richard F. Simmons
Dave Hagan
Southerners
Theodlore
Weather Summary for Today and Yesterday
Precipitation up to date shows 4.95 inches for July 1933, above normal by 2.37 inches. Yesterday's high reached 97, while the low last night was 69. moon set tomorrow at 1.26 pm and sun rises at 4:48 am.
Homecoming Plans For Myersville Week
Arrangements are under way for Myersville annual homecoming week from September 1 to 8. The event features carnival attractions nightly concerts by visiting bands and a grand parade on the final night. The Myersville band organizes the festivities led by president Dawson Y. Flook vice president Charles Poffinberger and treasurer Roy Earp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
sftar
Myersvillle
Dawson Y. Flook
Charles Poffinberger
Roy Earp
Independence Day Weather Buoys Cooler Outlook For Wares
Frederick residents planned a busy Fourth with picnics, baseball, races, a band concert, and fireworks. Forecasters projected cooler conditions after a hot spell, with possible thundershowers early and a less drenching rain pattern than in 1931 and 1932. The day’s noon high neared 94 after 91 on Monday, while damp breezes offered relief for the celebrations at the park and nearby demonstrations by Company A, including drills and a tug-of-war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksonians
Sreworks
FDIC Calls For June 30 Bank Statements
The FDIC joins OCC and Federal Reserve in issuing statements to banks for June 30. Calls go to national and state member banks to collect data on bank condition, including insured and nonexempt institutions. FDIC wants accurate data for insured banks not under other federal exams, not for extra assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ingion
Compttroller
Federal Reserve System
Federsl Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Comptreller
Federal Reserve
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leo T
insurance fund
Appeals Six Months Term for Pelt Theft
Justice Motter hears calf pelt theft case in Police Court. Carl C. Harris, a Park X neighborhood resident, claims route choice explains taking a calf destined for an abattoir. Witnesses identify the recovered pelt and shoe prints link Harris to the scene. Harris wins appeal bond for September circuit term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
Carl C. Harris
Park XM
iis way
Wilbur Carson
Harris
Justice Matter
Carson
B. Frank Dols
House of Correction
Justice Motter
Augustus Harris
Park Millis
Ira Sears
Russell Allnutt
J. P. Stallings
Baker Park Fourth of July events for city children
Children from city playgrounds will gather at Baker Park on Wednesday for a full day of activities. The morning games run 9 36 to 11 30 featuring lawn ball dodge ball speed ball and paddle ten. Relays and races start at 2 pm with wheelbarrow somersault one legged happy hooligan hit the bat crab three legged speedball bat distance dodgeball throw and 50 yard dash. All tents cater to both large and small children in two groups with peanuts and all day suckers as prizes. Miss Helma Hann directs with supervisors Gina Royal Geraldine Kreh Elizabeth Robert Mn Miller James Zimmerman and John Hansen.
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Baker Park
Helma Hann
pla
gina Royal
Geraldine Kreh
Elizabeth Robert
nmn Miller
James Zimmerman
Joh Hansen
Maryland State Bar Association Ends Its Thirty Ninth Meeting
The thirty ninth annual Maryland State Bar Association meeting concluded with a banquet at the Ambassador Hotel in Atlantic City. Officers elected for the next year include President Judge W Mitchell Digges of La Plata and vice presidents James M Crockett Pocomoke City Judge William H Akins Easton James J Lindsay Jr Towson F Brooke Weing Cumberland Judge William Henry Forsythe Jr Albert M Boutte Rockville S Marvin Peach and others from Baltimore and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Bar Association
Ambassador Hotel
Atlantic City
cficers
W. Mitchell Digges
La Plata
James M. Crockett
Pocomoke City
William H. Ackins
Easton
James J. Lindsay, Jr
Towson
F. Brooke WEing
Cumberland
William Henry Forsythe, Jr
Albert M. Boutte
Rockvlle
Marvin Peach
Robert F. Stanton
Market closes with narrow dull range amid mixed grains and tiresome tone
The market held a tight range with slight improvements in sentiment as wheat rose a cent or more a bushel. Corn and oats remained hesitant while cotton recovered some losses and rubber fats rallied. Silver lagged and bonds edged up in spots. The dollar dipped against European gold currencies and sterling opened around 50.5. Call money was steady at one percent.
Reorganization Arrangements Move Toward Final Approval
Court order accepts Meeks report and outlines liquidation plans for Central Trust. It details the Peoples Liquidating Company and Western Mainland Trust as key agencies, with 6 percent interests and 36 percent totals cited. The receiver is instructed to implement the plan under Chapter 529, with continuation on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
darion
Peoples Liquiati hom
Tras. Comur
Meeks
Cento tral Trust Central
al Moncay
entral Trust
Rev Harold L Hann Installed As Minister
Rev Harold L Hann was installed as minister at a Lutheran church after a history of study and service. He entered seminary in 1929 and served as supply pastor at St John’s Lutheran in Harp Ferry in 1933 before receiving a call to the church in March 1934 and ordination on June 28 by Dr Leamer. The installation was reported over the radio on station WMMN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare heraa Hann
Drchoof
Westeras
aia
saand
Uhre ermanzaz
nm September Academy
St. John's Lutheran church
Harp Ferry
Leamer
WMMN
REPORT JAP BEETLES NEAR SABILLASVILLE
Several hundred Japanese beetle traps are in Frederick County Maryland. A resident near Sabillasville reported about 100 beetles, prompting notification to state entomologist Dr. E N Cary. Early inspections were inconclusive but officials communicated quickly. no widespread damage has occurred locally. The beetle is described as flat about the size of a nickel with a shiny brown back and green underside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
near Sate
E N. Cary
Henry R. Shocker
Extension Service
Cory
Dillinger hunted in Massachusetts headline misspelled
Police linked to a chase in Massachusetts as a man described as a Dillinger fan was found dead in a grandstand. The 70 year old, who spent summers in Martinsburg, likely died of a cerebral hemorrhage while resting in the stands. Funeral services were held at Rosedale cemetery in Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg grandstand
mad
Marinspurg
Rosedale
tinspurg
Withdrawal Report Is Maliciously Inspired Says Conley
Dr Charles H Conley of Frederick rejects rumors he will withdraw from the Democratic gubernatorial race and vows to stay in until the primary. He notes his early strength and asks supporters to press the bid straight to the people amid efforts to consolidate opposition to Governor Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Ritchie
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
George L. Radcliffe
tnt
Ganie
Radcliffe
Roosevelt ship sails despite rough seas
President Roosevelt led a presidential ship through rough seas as gale warnings pressed. The voyage proceeded with a steady course despite high winds and heavy waves, demonstrating resolve and maritime discipline aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROOSEVELT
Garden Center Opens Wednesdays At Frederick
The Frederick Garden Center, located on South Street, announces summer Wednesday openings starting July 4. The center plans regular hours from 9 to 10 o clock, with a fenced area and a focus on local horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Garden Center
Club of
Frederick
Bei eet
Abandon Fair After 25 Years At Wicorico Grounds
Senator D J Ward president and manager of the Wicorico Fair Association announced that the fair will not be held this year and the fair property will be offered for sale this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsbury
D J Ward
Wicorico Fair Association
Ward
Nazi Offenders Now 10 Get Court Trials in Berlin
Berlin reports that Chancellor Hitler ordered an end to extra measures to quell the so called second revolution and that regular courts will try offenders against the Nazi regime. Goering named Vice-Chancellor, Von Papen resigns as Hitler’s aide amid Cabinet and Nazi inner council deliberations. Death of Bavarian premier Gustav von Kahr rumored from Munich. Official toll of the upheaval stated as below sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Neudeck
Paul Von Hindenburg
A. P
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Frans Von Papen
Von Papen
Munich
Gustav Von Kahr
Hier
Freemoor
Ernst
her
Herr
Vienna City Hall Fire Reported Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary notes describe a fire at Vienna City Hall with references to an incendiary device and police response. Reports mention a stronghold, possible dynamite, and officials responding from police headquarters. Weather and surrounding events are unclear from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
No Paper Wednesday Closure Notice
The News will not be issued on Wednesday July 4. Business and editorial offices closed during the day but will reopen after 5 PM Wednesday afternoon.
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CCG
LIONS
Federal Reserve and Comptroller
broug
P. Bowers aday
Smith
Bertha Elkin
Charles W. Smith
Walter E. Sinn
Leo Weinberg
Cen
tral Trust
HAROLD L. HANN
Lutheran Church
Fairmont, W. Va
SABILLASVILLE
DILLINGER
MASSACHUSETTS
SAEs
Jersey City
N. JL
Alfred M. Bingham
Hiram Bireha
Connecticut
pace
U.S
Ghen. Rasse
Roose
ROCKVILLE
Holmes
Held—Von Papen Resig
VIENNA
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