Provisions or New Licensing Law Studied
Reports on a new federal licensing act affecting storage of wheat in county elevators dominate harvest news. Five carloads of wheat left Farmers Cooperative Association since Saturday while storage capacity remains limited. Weather and soil yield remain strong with high bushels per acre reported. harvest nears completion in Middletown valley amid hot dry spell and scarce rainfall.
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Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Middletown
Jume
Overcome by heat near Court and Patrick streets
Meredith Clayton about 40, said to be overcome by heat while standing on West Patrick Street near Court Street this afternoon. He was removed to the Frederick Transit Center for treatment. his condition was not serious. Clayton, from Philadelphia, is an ex vice man and was said to have never fully recovered from gas effects.
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peremenio- West
Patrick street
Court street
Meredith Clayton
Frederick Transient Center
Clayton
Philadelphia
Weather Summary for Today and Yesterday
Weather figures show 24 hour precipitation at 4.02 inches with 1934 reading 0.95 inches. Yesterday high reached 95 with last night low 67, compared to 57 a year ago. Sun sets at 4 40 p m, moon rises at 12 39 a m, moon set at 3 37 p m.
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Sely
mo SSR
Conley Planes Visit State With Campaign Material
Five planes dropped campaign literature for Dr. Charles I. Conley, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, over 23 Maryland counties on July 4. Western Maryland, Eastern Shore, and southern Maryland were covered. An address from Hagerstown on the Central Trust Company failure drew comment, with 14 campaign points distributed to about 5,000 at the Fair Grounds during motorcycle races.
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Frederick
Charles i. Conley
Maryland
Hagerstown
Dr. Conley
Three Hurt When Auto Overturns Near Hockville
Arthur H. Doll Mrs DoH and Charles Doll residents of Elm Street sustained slight injuries Wednesday morning west of Hockville when Doll Jr. drove his car onto an embankment to avoid a motorcycle driven by Norman Thomas of Washington. The car overturned fracturing Doll's left arm and injuring his father and wife. A tire blew on Thomas’s motorcycle causing it to swerve into Doll’s path. The party received treatment from a local physician and were later returned home by a Ford Motor Company employee.
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Arthur H. Doll
DoH
Charles D. Doll
Mr. Doll
Elm street
Hockvne
Mr. Doll Jr
Norman Thomas
Washington
Doll
Fair Grounds
Thomas
Dall
Quiet July Fourth Wedding in Manor Pa
Lois Mary Sloan and William Schmidt were married Wednesday at First Reformed Church Manor Pennsylvania in a small ceremony. The bride wore powder blue with gardenias and was given in marriage by her brother Earl Sloan. music by Ada Skelly Greensburg followed with a breakfast at Penn-Alxt Hotel Greensburg then a trip to New York for six weeks of graduate work at Columbia University. The couple will reside in Manor after September 1.
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First Reformed church
Manor
Lois Mary Sloan
Brégar
Albert Sloan
Willam Sheppard Schmi
Mir
Jacob
Schmidt
Earl Sloan
Russell Broh
Ada Skelly
Greensburg
Penn Alxt
Greesburg
New York
Columbia University
Indiana
Freeer High School
cass
Franklin and Marshal College
Manor school
Manor. Pa
Auto Hits Pole Near Hancock Cause Minor Injuries
A driver, A. B. Keiler of 261 West Fifth Street, was bruised in a Wednesday afternoon crash near Hancock when a tire blew causing his car to strike a pole. He received minor injuries including leg and facial cuts, was treated, and returned home that night. the vehicle was badly damaged.
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Natonal
Hancock
A. B. Keiler
West Fifth Street
Heller
Baptists Plan Open Meeting Amid Prohibition Debate
The eighteenth Maryland and District of Columbia Baptist Summer Assembly will open at Braddock Heights July 6 and run to July 13 with 500 to 600 attendees expected. Activities include a Young People's Union convention, pastors' and training sessions, lectures by Rev. J. P. Gulley and Dr. Wilfred C. Tyler, and multiple unions meeting July 9-13. Bishop Cannon criticizes repeal outcomes and saloon-driven changes, urging church action against prohibition.
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BISHOP CANNON
Maryland
District of Columbia Baptist Summer Assembly
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Baptist Young People’s Union
Maryland District of Columbia
James Cannon, Jr
United States
state of Missouri
District of Columba
Indictments in Annapolis open amid demurrers against county officials
In Annapolis on July 5, indictments against eight Annie Arundel county officials, including six county commissioners, were challenged by demurrers as trials began before three Fifth Circuit judges. Defense counsel contends preambles stating findings of fact violate the Bill of Rights and court procedure.
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Annapolis
Annie Arundel county
Board of
County Commissioners
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Lansdale G. Lasseer
defense counsel
F. Neale Parke
William H. Forsythe, Jr
Nicholas H. Green
John A. Bromier
Zach Johnson
county House
Bromley
Parke
Green
Case Continued In Grover C Smith Prosecution
A case against Grover C Smith on a support charge was postponed until Saturday after the prosecuting witness Mrs Nelle Smith failed to appear in Peoples Court. Constable Charles W Smith said he resummoned her but she was away. Smith was released on his own recognizance.
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Grover C. Smith
Bowers
Nelle Smith
Peoples Court
Charles W. Smith
Smith
Drowning of Boyd Souder Near Hey Bridge Washington
Boyd Souder a 28 year old Washington resident formerly of Frederick county drowned in the Potomac River near the Hey Bridge while canoeing with two companions. The canoe overturned and his companions swam ashore as Souder sank in water reported to be 80 feet deep. Officials continued boats in drag while conflicting reports said either body found or still missing. Souder resided at 2030 North Capitol street and is survived by two brothers and a sister in the Washington area.
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Boyd Souder
Washington
Frederick county
Potomac river
Hey Bridge
Souder
George Souder
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
North Capitol street
Raymond
Jefferson
Brunswick
Haitian President to Meet Roosevelt at Maracuez
Haitian President plans talks with President Roosevelt to take place tomorrow in Maracuez near San Juan, aiming to discuss cooperation and regional matters. The meeting signals ongoing diplomatic engagement between Haiti and the United States despite regional tensions.
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ROOSEVELT
Car Crash in New Windsor Ends Uncharged Driver Case
A child was struck by a car operated by Harr Fogle in New Windsor and rushed to Frederick City Hospital. State Officer B C Mason ruled the accident unavoidable and no charges were filed against Fogle. Attending physician Dr James Marsh reported the girl's condition satisfactory.
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Beny WN
Harr Fogle
New Windsor
Fogle
B. C. Mason
Frederick City Hospital
James Marsh
Man Confesses in Gentry Killing as Firework Burns Child
Reportedly a man confessed to the murder of Gentry and warned about the slaying. In Frederick's Fourth of July celebration a 12 year old girl, Marian Louise Grove, was burned by a stray firecracker near Baker Park after a group of youths hurled one toward her. She received anti-toxin and remained bedridden. no further action against the boy has been pursued.
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Frederick
Marian Louise Grove
Mfr
Arthur Grove
West Third street
Baker Park
West Second Street
Carol Ediison
East Second street
Anna Lee uson
Rand
Night of Arrests Reveals Drunkenness and Burglary Activity
Eight arrests reported in a night: six for drunkenness and two for unlawful entry. Officers at state headquarters noted turmoil as hearings and references to traders and city officials surfaced. The last cited individual faced disorderly conduct charges amid a broader context of city unrest and police activity.
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crunkenness
ice
Ras COCKE
caloe
ged
John
Condition of Virsa Rator Improves After Truck Hit
The condition of Virsa Rator, injured when struck by a truck on North Market Street a week ago, shows sharp improvement after initial critical illness. He remains hospitalized at Frederck City Hospital with updates provided by medical staff.
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Virsa Rator
North Market street
Frederck City Hospital
Discharged From Hospital After Minor Injuries From Plane Crash
A patient discharged from Hagerstown County Hospital after surviving a nose plane crash that struck a telephone wire near the airport. The crash resulted in a 25-foot fall with only minor injuries reported. Over $520,000,900 in value has been shipped to the county since January on a gold basis.
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Hagerstown
Van Papen Kept in Cabinet as Saar Commissioner
Berlin reports say Franz Von Papen will be stripped of the Vice-Chancellorship but remain in the cabinet as Saar Commissioner. The move follows raids on his Berlin office and home equipment removal. A Nazi spokesman said a full staff will replace Papen’s. Von Papen may stay in Berlin or take a long rest. Hess is floated as a possible successor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Franz Van Papen
burr
Foreign Department
Nazi party
Saar
Michael Fault
Munich
Von Papen
Hitler
Frau Von
Van Papen
Rudolph Hess
Hermann Goering
premer
habe
New Deal Ups and Downs Spark Thorp Rise to League of Nations
Washington notes detail Willard Thorp's ascent from Amherst economist to American member of the League of Nations economic committee. The piece highlights his stalled Senate confirmation, later roles with the NRA and NBC, and shifts in federal appointments amid the New Deal. It also touches on a quirky Rock Creek Park traffic light gadget and assorted New Deal trivia.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Willard Thorp
Amherst
Senate
Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Hubert Stephens
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
NRA
Frank Walker
National Emergency Council
economic committee
the
League of Nations
Geneva
herp
league
James Harvey Rogers
Yale
American foreign trade police
F. W. Leith Ross
Britain
abou NEA
AAA
NBC
Pierce Msi
Rock Creek Park
boulevare
genera
Rovetelt
Anna Dalgo
Siamese Twins Denied Marriage License in New York
New York officials refused a marriage license to one of the famed Siamese twins amid dispute over who would wed. The City Corporation Counsel ruled "No license" with no explanation, directing the matter to New Jersey where the twins, joined at birth, plan to pursue marriage. The names Daisy and Lam were mentioned in the brief, oddly phrased report.
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New York
Julius Brosen
New Jersey
birh
urigen
Lam
Wilam J
Daisy
Mother of Three Denied New Trial in Prison Slaying Case
A county court denied a request for a new trial in the death penalty case at Sing Sing prison. The defendant, a mother of three, was convicted of murder in the Slazo killing. The trial involved defendants Vin and Sam Faractl, with Mrs Antonis named in the proceedings.
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Sng Sung
Sazo
Antonis
Vin
Sam Faractl
Whiting Still Missing in Barton Slaying Probe
Charles H. Whiting, a co worker at Fear cla col ored kitchen, remains at large as county officers search for him on a charge tied to the killing of 11 year old Flossie V. Barton. The manhunt continues through the county’s southern area.
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Charles H. Whiting
Flossie V. Barton
Mondar
Quote Triggers Fight Over Bread Rule In City Row
A sharp remark about dietary rules surfaces in a city controversy as Smyth allegedly scoffs at allowing a man to eat even white bread. The crude jab suggests a harsher fate and underscores tensions in the public dispute.
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tor
Smyth
NEA Service
Ina
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