Tragedy at Spring of Water Drowns Child at Low’s Station
A young girl, Shirley Long, about five, fell through an opened safety grate into a spring near her home at Low’s Station and drowned. Her mother discovered the child missing and began a search, aided by neighbors. Dr. James E. Gray failed to revive her after plunging artificial respiration. An inquest found accidental drowning. The grate door had been left unlocked, allowing access to the spring. The family includes five sisters and two brothers, with the parents mourning the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Gray
Harry T.Isher
Esse
J. Gray
William Stoner
Thurmont
Sherman Bowers
Pirates Board Gambling Barge Monte Carlo In High Seas Heist
Pirates boarded the Monte Carlo luxury gambling barge about 4 am eight miles off shore, subduing crew and escaping with about 32 000 dollars in cash and jewelry left as security for patrons. The loot was split as 22 000 cash and 16 000 in jewels. the incident was treated as a federal piracy case.
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Cal
Monte Carlo
themte Carlo
Ted chams
Weather Today and Past Precipitation Report
The weather summary notes 53 inch precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am and a year date precipitation of 0.53 inch to date. Normal July rainfall is 0.02 inches, with actual July figures around 0.4934 inches. High yesterday was 91, with last year at unknown. Sunrise is 4.51 am, sunset around 7.54 pm, and skies are cloudy with no stream details provided.
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Vicon
Big $70,000 Bus Transport Fund For Frederick Pupils
The Frederick County Board of Education announced a $70 000 transportation plan to provide free bus service to almost all pupils in the fall. The program, funded by consolidation savings and county money, will extend free transport to all students except those in the commercial department at Frederick High. Routes are being revised with new and renewed contracts for drivers, and several routes will be merged to increase efficiency.
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Frederick county
Frederick High School
tthe County
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Woodsboro
Troutville
Cedar Grow
Steiner Smith
Ira S. Stull
Bethel
Lewistown
W. BE. Stull
Hansonville
Ira S. Stu
RB. P. Buhrman
Greagers~ town road
Brunswick
Hampton Valley
Annandale
J. W. Manahan
Emmittsburg
George Eyster
Mr. Manahan
Emmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Loys
Washington
R. SG
Fitez
G. F. Clem
Wolfsville
Myrersville
Tyler's
Valley View
4ersville
Middletown
Miiard Cobleniz
Quebec
Lford Hemp
Burkittsville
Maurice Remsberg
Broad Run
Marshall Adalt
Paradise
Union
Maples Trip Through Mexico With Rotary Delegation
Sam W Maples and Mrs Maples, Frederick business figures, described a months long itinerary with 300 Rotarians leaving New York June 9 aboard the S S Resolute. They toured Nassau and Havana briefly before Vera Cruz, rode to Mexico City at 6 090 feet, enjoyed the Rotary convention June 21 in the Palace of Fine Arts, and visited Cuernavaca, Puebla, and more before returning to New Orleans via Texas.
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Mexic
Sam W Maples
Havana
Cubs
Vera Cruz
Mexico
island of Nassau
Mr. Maples
Hotel Nationale
Amercan Rotar
ans
Mexico City
Palace of Fine Arts
Tiffany fir
New York
Cardenas
wea
Manies
Laredo
San Antonio
Houstonanoose
we. Tenn
Knon
Serrers
New Orleans
dusapp
Merez
Lightning Sets Lewistown Barn Ablaze in Storm
A bolt struck the Edward Webster barn east of Lewistown on the Creagerstown Pike during an early morning storm, igniting hay and destroying the barn with an estimated 5000 dollars in losses. Three calves were saved and eight to ten cows driven to pasture as fire raged about an hour. Insurance covered the structure.
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Edward Webster
Lewistown
Creagerstown pike
Miss Marianer
Frederick
Thurmont
Webster
Ray Biddinger
Baltimore area hosts Hood College summer school of religious education
One hundred twenty attendees from the Baltimore Conference participate in Hood College July 6 13 for a week of religious education activities. Rev John Milian and Bishop Edam Hughes address the group as classes begin with lectures in the afternoon and evening. The event features multiple church affiliations, with teachers from Calvary WA and Virginia noted among participants. Weather adds rainfall totaling about 1.01 inches in 24 hours.
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Baltimorr
Methodist Episcopal church
Hood College
Bradback Halls
John ©. Milian
Baltimore
Cahar
G. Eins Wiliams
Edam H. Hughes
ashop
Wastunzion
Hughes
Fagh Knob
Mulan
High Knob
Johns
Ricozares
Virginia
conservary M. EL church
C.A
M. Anna Schautz
deac ang Washington
MOTmNe
Calvary BAIN
church
Shipley
Helen L.quise Shipley
Marianna Jones
Bible School Opens Enrolling 20 Students
A new Lutheran Episcopal Bible School opened on Second Street at nine. The program lists Miss Exmira Gep as teacher and offers enrollments from both national and local communities.
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Luoneran Eas
Second street
Exmira Gep
Hearing Tonight on Disorderly Conduct Charge Against Hal Lewis
Hal Lewis faces a disorderly conduct charge after an arrest by Officer Blumenauer for drunkenness. He was jailed and scheduled for a hearing tonight.
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Hal Lewis
Blumenauer
Lewis
Teachers at Summer School In Weedsboro and Area
The article lists staff at the summer school in Weedsboro and nearby communities including Lahan S Braang and Mildred L Rice among primary junior and intermediate department teachers. The program runs daily from 9:20 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for children ages three to thirteen, continuing until July 19.
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mer
nave zane ersilies
anc
George b Weedsboro
Lahan S. Braang
Bridge
Western Miarpland College
Mass
Edna
Frede
Sar
Mass Herde
Mas LOE
Edna Vo Boae
Storer Canege
Mwe F. Gray
Morgan
ma Baroara
Mildred L. Rice
nea dane Boyne
Dorothy E. Bean
Pa Boontz
Frances V. Buckingham
Mary Yingling
Naom
Waent'r
Brewster Turncoat Saga Behind New Deal Feud
Congressman Ralph Brewster of Maine, once anti trust fighter, is dramatized as a central figure in a power struggle between New Dealers and progressives. The piece traces Brewster’s shifting stance, gifts to Corcoran and the Passamaquoddy project, and a staged investigation that tests his loyalty and political future. The account blends intrigue, factional fights, and Brewster’s reputation as a GOP foil to the administration.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
east
Ralph ©. Brewster
Maine
trist
Brewster
Thomas O ' Corcoran
RFC
Dongest pnlinic
congressional progressas
ago Samuel
Brey
Breaster
Senate
Breasier
Ernest H. Gruen
Corcoran
out
Bland-Copeland merchant marine bil
machant marine committee
Moran
Wearin
Iowa
towa
power trust
prisuipe
Passamaquaddy
Tammany rsnaman
O'Connor
anil young hman
Brews
NEA Service, Inc
School Enrollment Tumbles in Six Years in Annual Report
The annual report shows total attendance for a school year at 91.6 percent, white and colored pupils, with enrollment down from the previous year. It notes 734 withdrawals to other schools, 26 years of exceptions, and 7 incidents of physical incapacity among students, influenced by home economic conditions and weather factors.
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Jett
suspen
brand ar
ana
Treasury plans tax on wealth to cut national debt
Morgenthau testifies before House Means committee outlining estimates that wealth taxes could generate 218 million to 901.5 million dollars yearly. White House says no fixed rates. administration hopes three points high inheritances high incomes and a graduated corporate tax. Republicans oppose that such taxes would not meaningfully reduce debt.
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Washington, I & (AP
House Means committee
cretany Morgenthau
White House
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Morgentheu
Representative Jenkins
Onis
Wheat Adjustment Sets 1935 Minimum at 33 Cents
Washington July 1 A proclamation by Secretary Wallace establishes the 1935 wheat adjustment at least 33 cents a bushel versus 29 cents in 1934. Payments for both years are subject to sight reduction for county administration costs. AAA administrator Chester C Davis said the 4 cent rise will bring about 14 million dollars in additional income to cooperative wheat producers. No change to the 20 cent processing tax.
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Washington
Wallace
Chester C Davis
AAA
Wheat Pushes Up as Market Sees Bullish Tone
Stock market advances amid bullish mood as wheat prices rise and bonds show mixed results. Analysts note no clear immediate trend, with modest gains in grain futures and broader market uncertainty lingering.
Induced grouping affects promotion rates in white and colored high schools
A report notes that if the same group were not promoted the number promoted was 1474 and the number not promoted 633. Causes include illness absence withdrawals irregular attendance part employment and mental deficiency. The report mirrors the annual attendance officer’s findings.
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ROTARY
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Creag Highway
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erstown Pike
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United States Bureau of Roads
Hagerstown
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Frederick Railways
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Harry W. Nice
impma
Brad Gock
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