End of Week Traffic Fines Reported in Frederick Area
In a roundup of traffic cases, several motorists faced fines for speeding and license violations. Notables include William Kane of Martinsburg fined $4,325 for excessive speed on the National Highway and $10 for license issues, while others from Willard E. L aro r to Edgin Gully faced smaller penalties for speeding and driving without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Sandna
R. Suse
Clements
Guy Smith
Alvin
William Kane
Marinsburg
State of St Bloom
Willard E. Laror
Ladiesburg
James G. Powell
Madison Street
Son K. Freeny
Baltimore
N. Prank
Brooklin
Melvin V. Lioyd
Brounswick
Dryden
Lloyd
Petersville
Batimore
J. Hollin Kefauver
Middletown
Woman Found Dead in Frederick Home
Mrs Mollie Roberts age 75 formerly of versions but a resident of Frederick for two months was found dead at her son Arthur Bentzs home 474 West Patrick Street. Justice Bowers ruled death from natural causes after a morning search by two sons and two daughters. She is survived by two sons and two daughters and a son Edward Wood of Evansville among others. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Mollie Roberts
Frederick
Arthur Bentz
West Patrick
Tastice Sherman PB
Bowers
Linz
Sheri Grum
Depsty
Sherri
Mic
Justice Bowers
Am Roberts, Bach
Flora Roberts
Edward Wood
Eranswt
Thomas P
Return of Hoy Weather to Maryland Likely
Weather forecast for Maryland shows rising temperatures and mixed conditions. Report mentions rainfall and river observations with unclear figures, noting overall activity across the region and the Potomac River area.
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Maryland
More Boys Join New Scout Camp Near Thad
Weekend influx at the mountain scout camp boosts enrollment to about eighteen, tripling the first week. Camp leaders seek more Frederick County boys as fees of seven dollars weekly deter some families while improvements continue, including a larger dam for the swimming pool and a rock garden near the Maypole.
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Thad
Ffiern
Frederick
Vifinity
Ste
Henry R. Toates
Charles L. Utterback
Brunswick
Austin Cooper
William B. Leichert
Dave
Sie
Mrr. Lebherz
Harry J. Lebherz
August T. Brust
Frederick County
Rose
Vo Nelp
Missionary Meet at Reformed Church Schedules One Week
Dr W Sherman Kershner named chairman for a one week missionary meet of the Reformed Church with leaders from the denomination on program. Notable speakers include Dr A V Casselman Rev Dr P Bolliger Dr A R Bartholomew and Mrs Calvin K Staudt among others with topics on Asia Mesopotamia and China.
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Reformed Church
W. Sherman Kershner
Wien
A. V. Casselman
Philadelphia
Charles E. E
Heidelberg College
Tifin
Willpeak
Brotbeck Hapoor
Ortiork
E P.lieftmeier
Hanover
TP. Bolliger
Madison
Wis
Northwest
Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church
Reformed Church In
W. G. Selple
Secdal
Japan
Casselman
Alen R. Bartholomew
Philadeth
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Board of Foreign Missions
China
America
Calvin K. Staudt
Bagdad
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Jacob G. Rupp
D. BD
Abentown
Kerschner
Clair Blum
Shup- Pensburg
Frettevic R. Lentz
York
Helen R. Barnhart
State Police Training Set for Cascade Summer
Maryland State Police training may be held at Cascade this summer under plans announced by E. Austin Baughman and C. Marshal Schroeder. Final schedules are pending but induction of new officers is targeted for October 1. Over 500 applications have been received for force positions.
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Cascade
Baltimore
Jair
Maryland State Police
E. Austin Baughman
C. Marshal Schroeder
Police
Anm
Angus
T. Sasaop
Geese
Maccland
Former investment banker Caldwell sentenced to three years
Rogers Caldwell, ex investment banker, was convicted by a criminal court jury in Nashville Tennessee of fraudulent breach of trust tied to a Caldwell and Co. agreement with Hardeman county. He faces a sentence of up to three years in state prison as lawyers pursue a motion for a new trial. Checks totaling 476.95 are reported stolen from the county commissioners office for fire fighting funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Rogers Caldwell
Italy
Penitentis
Fse
Cial
Cadwell
Caldwells
Hause Cadwell and Co
Hardeman County
Tena
Unclear OCR Fund Gift Totals Record
Financial figures appear garbled with names and amounts cited. Key items include a total around 33 643 and several small sums such as 3 333 and 23.00. Mentions of individuals like Ecuard and E. C. Kefa appear but contexts are unclear.
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TS Drouin Fund
Prevous
Ecuard
Dr. E. C. Kefa
G. Lieyd Palme
Rez. C.D. Shai
Wm. D. Zr
Crusade Union Boy Singers Here Tonight at Hall
The Crusade Union Boy Singers perform this evening in the Parsh Hall of Calvary. The program includes choruses and songs, with attendance expected despite rainy weather. President Hoover is mentioned in connection with a reception at the White House.
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Prradent Hoover
Parsh Hall
Calvary
Indictment Mention Ties Md Man to Washington Case
Washington July 6 AP Emory Coblentz of Frederick Maryland says he may be implicated by a federal grand jury in Washington in an indictment connected to evidence from the trial of G Bryan Pitts. He denies profits from two properties tied to Pitts and asserts no financial interest or association with involved parties.
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Washington
Emory
Coblentz
Frederick
District of Columbia
Grand A
FH. Smith Company
Irhiman
Sill
G. Brym Pitts
South Company
John H. Edwards
Henry C. Hart
Mr. Coblentz
Washington Dispatch
Federal Grand Jurr
G. Bryan Pitts
Pitts
Depar Ment
Justitt
PIBET
Cyear
Girls Back To School Scene Recalls Montrose Woods Mystery
A fragmentary report recalls a girl leaving Montrose after about a year and another Abtechs resident escaping from a coal town last week. Details are unclear as the text shifts between names and places with limited context.
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Montrose
Ainee
Plans for Two Wardens at Annual Fair Trial
Two wardens prepare for a trial tied to a fisherman’s death during the annual fair held earlier this year. Authorities say the shooting occurred while enforcing a law violation.
Unusually Fine Racing Plan At Maryland Fair
The Baltimore County Agricultural Society outlines a larger fair with night shows to draw thousands. New attractions from Wirta and Hamid of New York promise novelty, while a strong racing schedule stresses running races and harness classes. The fair runs a month earlier this year and features a revamped grandstand and stables with no major grounds improvements planned.
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Java
Uut
Wirta and Hamid
New York
Guy K. Motver
The
Agricultural Society
Frederick
Allentown
Frederick Civic Club Yard and Garden Contest Inspections
The Frederick Civic Club Yard and Garden Contest will begin inspections Tuesday. Inspectors report abundant blooms with roses in profusion and mid summer flowers like zinnias and delphiniums thriving. The 45 community plots under drought relief will be visited early next week and show progress.
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Frederick
Civic Club
Delphinium
Canterbury
Predenck Cou Drouth
Civic Cub
Baker Park Events Fourth of July Weekend
Brief notes indicate a schedule of activities at Baker Park with a focus on community gatherings and weekend events. Details are unclear but reflect public plans for outdoor recreation and local participation.
Cabinet accord on reparations and new road plan outlined
The report notes a complete accord on burning reparations and German terms, with cabinet action expected and a new route project in the works. It mentions Liberty Road and an alternate Frederick to Wattmere connection tied to planned road work. Also reports a late stock market downturn with a brief recovery.
Dutch Elm Disease Attacks Maryland Trees Says Extension Expert
Maryland forestry official warns elm disease spreads widely in Europe and parts of the United States. The fungus attacks 15 to 40 year old trees, with American elm highly susceptible, showing wilting leaves and defoliation, possible any time May to August. no control method available.
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Kilbourne
Tax Assessors Named to New Montgomery County Board
Montgomery County commissioners appoint J Hempstone Griffith of Rockville as chairman and Maj Phil D Poston of Silver Spring along with R Hamilton of Chevy Chase Terrace to the newly authorized Board of Assessors. Griffith to earn 3009 annually. other members 2700 each. The board starts work immediately and will cover seven districts in the county.
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J. Hempstone Griffith
Rockville
Phil D. Poston
Silver Spring
R. ©. Hamilton
Chevy Chase Terrace
Montgomery County Commis Tioners
Griffith
Poston
Woodside Parc
Silver Chamber of Commerce
Washington and
Mont Y Councis
Berk
U S To Ask That Fall Begin His Term At Once
Fragmented OCR text mentions requests related to a term start and a judge or justice in Columbia Aber and references to El Paso and a patient or person named Fan. Content is garbled with unclear actions and names, but hints at an official request to commence a term immediately and a rank statement or sack-related note.
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U. S
Gorette
Justice
Disisses of
Columbia
Aber
B. A
Rover
Fan
EL Paso
Agreement in principal urged by U S experts
United States officials express optimism that remaining points in dispute over Hoover era concessions are not serious. President Hoover returns from Rapidan to press conferences with Castle and others to advance the moratorium proposal and reduce delay and economic uncertainty.
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Castle
Tech
Hoover
Gore
GO A TAKES PART IN MILITARY DEMONSTRATION
GO A company of the Pist Regiment in the Maryland National Guard joined a Fourth of July military demonstration in Hagerstown. Capt. Guy Anders led a parade from the Armory to the Fair Grounds with Company B, shelter tents pitched, Boy Scouts performing demonstrations, and a close order drill followed by bayonet and callathenica displays. A sham battle between Company B and Company A lasted about 45 minutes, then the units observed fireworks as tents were struck and equipment rolled.
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Pist Regiment
Maryland Nauitonal Guard
Guy Anders
Hagerstown
Fair Grounds
Scoua
Company A
Pinto
Company B
Gay Andeza
William Trout
Cargo of liquor and boat seized by officers
A cargo of liquor and a boat were seized by federal officers on Quanto creek at night. Deputy Sheriff Virgil Bowers of Wicomico county helped arrest three men after a pursuit by small boats. Officers found 400 cases of Sopomed Aquor aboard the Norma boat during the raid.
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Salsbury. Ma
Uggeor
Quanto Creek
Stants
Sherif Virgil Bowers
Wicomico County
Swat
Chesapeake
Drunkenness and Disorder Charge Reported in Local Custody
In custody at 12.45 by Officer Arthur Siman and Deputy Sher McGaha charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Deputy McGata and Officer Brest arrested Ralph Spurrier on a charge of reckless driving. Zach preoper posted 35 volusteral for no Police Court hearing tonight.
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Arthur Siman
Sher McGaha
McGata
Oficer Brest
Ralph Spurrier
Zach Preoper
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