Domestic Winter Wheat Movement Under Estimates
Wheat futures rose up to 25 cents a bushel as winter wheat movement lagged behind expectations. Trade focused on potential impairments to Spring wheat from muggy northwest weather and the barberry eradication drive. European prospects and transatlantic stocks influence the outlook, with Nebraska's large crop contrasting U.S. market pressure and prairie marketing near Omaha. Butter prices show a gradual decline from a peak, with steady market conditions across major centers.
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Chicago
Northwest
Canada
United States
Europe
Canadian
Chile
Nebraska
Omaha
American sugar corn on Swiss Hotel menu
Weather man Chas. Birely reports Mr. and Mrs. Ek. E. Wachter, on a European tour, in Lucerne on June 26. They praised Lucerne as the most beautiful place visited, noting cold but delightful weather with snow on the mountains. The Fredericktonians at the Ritz Carlton Motel were served Maryland chicken, cherry pie, and sugar corn likely shipped from New York. They plan to visit France battlefields before mid August return.
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Chas. &. Birely
Ek. E. Wachter
Lucerne
Switzerland
Weather outlook and stock market report from July 9
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday calls for periods of showers with a brief break followed by more showers. Temperatures stay above normal for most of the week. In New York stock prices rose today on weak operations in several sectors. Total volume near 760000 shares.
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Washington
New York
Picnics in Frederick County Change With The Times
Frederick County families plan outings as cars replace wagons, shifting picnic habits from all day events to evening gatherings. Big county picnics at Buckeystown Manor Barnesville and Libertytown anchor the season, with numerous church festivals and reunions surrounding them. Despite pests and changing travel, the lure of the picnic endures as a social ritual.
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Buckeystown Manor
Barnesville
Libertytown
Utica
Mountaindale
Frederick County
Congressional Library
Easy money rate features market advance described in AP report
New York July 9 AP Easy money rates and a belated investment demand for high grade securities provided background for another stock market advance. Trading was largely professional with pools accounting for many new high records. Bears uncovered weak spots but also suffered heavy losses on high priced industrials.
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New York
Baldwin
Houston Oil
Air Reduction
United Fruit
American
Colorado
Dodge Bros
Preferred
Jordan
General Motors
Gabriel
Houston
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Air Brake
Manhattan
Baldwin Locomotive
Vivaudon
Penn-Dixie Cement
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Pierce-Arrow
Brunswick Bulke
Frederick boys attend summer military camps in Third Corps Area
About 24 Frederick county youths join citizens military training camps at Fort Eustis and nearby Maryland sites. Five to six thousand young men in the Third Corps Area begin six weeks of basic instruction after arrival, with Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur inspecting camps at Port Monroe and Fort Eustis.
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Frederick County
Citizens Military
Fort Eustis
Frederick City
Brunswick
Middletown
Point of Rocks
Mt Airy
Thurmont
Philip Wartheimer
Third Corps
Baltimore
Fort Howard
Fort Hoyle
Fort Washington
Broening
Fort Myer
Fort Monroe
Virginia
Maryland
Douglas MacArthur
Port Monroe
Ford Trimble
Clarence Deems, Jr
Samuel T. Stewart
Thirty-fourth Infantry
County Girls Clubs Plan Summer Events in Frederick County
Frederick County girls clubs announce summer activities with visits by Miss Katherine Baker assistant county demonstrator and Miss Dorothy Emerson state girls club agent. New Market Mt. Pleasant unions schedule includes Unionville Adamstown Braddock Point of Rocks Buckeystown Middletown Burkittsville. College Park August 4-9 hosts Boys and Girls Club Week. enrollment and certificates forthcoming.
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Frederick County
Katherine Baker
Dorothy Emerson
Frederick
Baker
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Pearson
New County
Miss Baker
Unionville
Adamstown
Braddock
Point, of Rocks
Buckeystown
Middletown
Burkittsville
Bors’ Ani
College Park
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Still Explodes in Home Seven Perish Reading Pa
Reading Pennsylvania July 9 AP Mrs Catherine Fair 35 and six children ages 1 to 15 burned to death when an explosion destroyed their farm home at Burnsville one mile north County police blamed a still Father Mark Fair and Ansell Consoli farm owner seriously burned Neighbors saw Mrs Fair with a child in each arm trapped by flames on the stairway Entertains Bridge Club Mrs Isabelle Kunkel Cantfell hosted a bridge party at Catoctin Country Club with a Lindbergh prize. Twenty guests attended.
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Reading
Catherine Fair
Hames
Burnsville
Mark Fair
Ansell Consoli
Bridge Club
Isabelle Kunkel Cantfell
Catoctin Country Club
Philip R. Winebrewer
Ferdinand Latrobe
Chas Smith
Smith Blair
R Caldwell
John Drew, Noted Actor, Dies in San Francisco
John Drew, famous American actor, died in San Francisco today at age 73 after a long illness. He had been confined to a hospital since May with arthritis and rheumatic fever and had arrived in the city late May to perform in Trelawney Of The Wells before his condition forced cancellation.
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San Francisco
John Drew
Mr. Drew
Rockville Case Near Solution in Slaying Mystery
Rockville July 9 AP with the sole witness to the murder of dairyman Edward L Mills the investigation shifts toward a quicker solution. Clarence Miles 20 and Clinton Miles 18 were arrested after escaping jail and are being held incommunicado as detectives question them. Authorities believe the Miles brothers may hold the key to the crime and that new testimony could emerge later today.
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Rockville
Edward L. Mills
Clarence Miles
James Manning
Baltimore
Miles
Clinton Miles
Prince George's County
Montgomery
Marlborough
Manning
Clarence
Georgia schoolmaster found guilty in flogging case
Toccoki July 9 AP W G Avree principal of Stephens County High School found guilty by a jury of assault and battery connected with the June 2 flogging of Mrs Ansley Bowers. He faced an assault with intent to murder charge. sentence deferred due to other pending cases. Mrs Bowers and her son Lloyd were seized by masked men and flogged for alleged immorality and church attendance. Acres claimed alibi, five witnesses supported it. five others indicted for flogging remain to be tried. Geneva jury says no progress at naval conference. Admiral Viscount Saito cites lack of advancement in tri partite talks. Dr G F Ordeman and daughter Charlotte visiting Sinns in Whiting Indiana.
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Toccoki
W. G. Avree
Stephen's County High School
Ansley Bowers
I H. Sutton
Fire at Gem Laundry on West Patrick Street
Morning blaze at Gem Laundry started by a short circuit in the switchboard engine room caused damage estimated at 1000 to 1509 dollars. Fire confined to the engine room but roof was burned, insurance covered, police issued summons after motorists drove over hose lines while firefighting efforts continued.
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West
Patrick Street
Edwin Kemp
John ~Rantz
Alka
Samaritan Rebekahs Install New Staff
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 I O F held a well attended meeting Friday evening where newly elected officers were installed. District Deputy State President Mrs Elizabeth Seeger led the ceremony with help from Deputy Grand Marshal Miss Celeste Thomas and other deputies. Officers include Noble Grand Mollie Haugh and a full slate of chairmen. Refreshments were served after the installation.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
No. 51
Elizabeth Seeger
Celeste Thomas
Mollie Harrington
Chanlsm
Lata Stone
Jane Houck
Noble Grand
Mollie Haugh
Fannie Zelgier
Eithal M. Beard
Jessie Webster
Elsie Stone
Sade Ogle
Laura Perking
Eli G. Haugh
Nove Grand
Estelle Zimmerman
Rhudelin Zimmerman
Emma (. Grove
Grand
Margaret Heidler
Inside Guardian
Mary Grace Cramer
Outside Guardian
Evalyn K. Shaeffer
Margaretta Seeger
Elizabeth M. Kreh
Charles E. Keller
Grace M. Boyer
Helen Angleberger
Bernce F. Albaugh
Parts of severed legs found in Battery Park
Police uncovered a grisly find in Battery Park Manhattan as parts of a young woman's legs were found in a bush. The limbs, severed within three days, were wrapped in muslin and placed in khaki pants. Police believe the victim was 20 to 25, and a glove finger was found in each pocket of the trousers.
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New York
Battery Park
Manhattan
Pen Mar Reunion Plans 38th Annual Outing
The 38th annual Reformed reunion will be held at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 21. Members of Reformed churches from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia are expected to attend at the Blue Mountain resort. Officers include President Emory L Oblents Frederick Vice President Ephraim Corman Washington D C Secretary Paul Fo Schminke York Treasurer Samuel F Brenner Mechanicsburg Rev Dr John L Barnhart Baltimore Harry Bridle Hagers Town H T Weaver Gettysburg Howard E Bair Hanover Paul F Schminke York Paul T Yoder Cod OMldy.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Blue Mountain Resort
Emory L “Oblents
Frederick
Ephraim Corman
Washington, D. C
Paul Fo Schminke
York
Samuel F. Brenner
Mechanicsburg
John L. Barnhart
Baltimore
Harry Bridle
Hagerstown
H. T. Weaver
Gettyabars
Howard E. Bair
Hanover
Paul F. Schminke
Paul T. Yoder
Cod Omldy
Battle of Monocacy Fought 63 Years Ago
The 68th anniversary marks the 1864 engagement between Union forces under General Lew Wallice and Confederates under General Warly near Frederick. The clash delayed Confederate troops, aiding Washington’s defense, with monuments for Confederate heroes and Union volunteers from New Jersey, Vermont, and other states.
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Warly
Washington
New Jersey
Yenugylyauian
Vermont
Frederick
Army of the Potomac
Roy Lynitman
Meade
Conemand
Cooker
Gettisburg
Jubal Earry
Muram
Committees Named for Frederick County Picnic Event
The 23rd annual reunion of the Re formed Sunday schools of Frederick County set for August 1 at Braddock Heights announced committee assignments. Roles include speakers J Travers Thomas grounds Roland Long and J Hom ler Remsberg music Foster C Remsberg and advertisement A LeRoy McCardell J K DeLouter program chairman Leslie N Cob rentz and lists of delegates from Adamstown Brunswick Burkittsville Emmitsburg Frederick Grace Jefferson Middletown Pleasant Thurmont Utica Walkersville and Pierce Estate estate details. Henry Clay Pierce estate news: Pierce died June 27 leaving over 9000000?
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
J. Travers Thomas
Roland Long
J. Homler Remsberg
Foster C. Remsberg
A. LeRoy McQardell
J. K. DeLouter
Leslie N. Cobrentz
Adamstown
G. W. Korstetter
Ming Genevieve Thomas
Elia Kreig
Nevin Waskey
Brunswick
Maud Ditmar
A. LeRoy McCardell
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Frederick, Grace
Robert L. Smith
Chalmers Walck
R. S. Hargett
Jefferson Key
Arvid Connor
Abs Hemp
Mary Slayte
Effe Hine
H. J. Beard
Middletown
John 8. Adam
Hazel Holter
E. L. Coblentz
Leslie N. Coblentz
Mr. Pleasant
B. R. Cannabas
Herman A. Buckey
Thurmont
Ray
P. E. Helmer
Samuel Long
Charles Shaw
H. D. Geachley
D. C. Winger
Utica
J. M. DeChant
S. Fenton Harris
Ralph Zimmerman
Grace Ramsburg
Walkersville
W. R. Hartzell
Anabel Granthan
Harvey Cramer
Edna G. Smith
Fifteen Mob Members Held After Arkansas Shooting
In El Dorado Arkansas on July 9 about 200 white men formed a mob seeking a black man accused of assaulting a white girl. Thad Stevens 41 a black man was shot but not seriously hurt and released after the girl did not identify him. Fifteen suspects were arrested late last night as the case unfolded.
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el Dorado, Ark
Thad Stevens
Torrential floods sweep over Germany in Saxony
Dresden July 9 AP reports torrential floods across Germany after cloudbursts. Fifty six persons are known to have drowned in rivers Mueglitz and Gotzleuba. Telephone lines broken hindered locating missing. more floods reported in other sections.
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Saxony
Mueglitz
Gotzleuba
Maryland Board Announces 60 Dental Exam Passes
The Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners announced the names of 60 successful candidates, with four failing to meet standards. The list includes practitioners from Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and other states, and the event followed a board meeting at Dr. D. G. Everhart’s residence. A dinner and golf at the Caton Club venue preceded the reception at Hotel Braddock.
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Maryland State Board of Dental Frantuers
Jane
State Board
D. G. Everhart
James Marrone
Elf
Catoctic Country Club
Hotel Braddock
C. V. Haysen
Leonardtown
T. ©. McCarrier
Baltimore
J. A. Wilson
Steve Hopkins
Belair
B. A. Coble
Easton
Frederick
T. S. Eader
Maryland State Dental Association
W. BE. Trail
Locomotive No 1474 Displayed In Frederick
A Baltimore and Ohio model locomotive No 1474 arrived Friday at four. It’s the first of its type seen in Frederick and is used on local runs between Baltimore and Washington. The engine, part of President Willard’s private train, features 80 inch drivers and about 85 mph. Crew listed: Conductor J W Pledge engineer H E Waltz fireman M C Crummitt brakeman A O Ritchie baggage master A Crummitt.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Daniel Willard
J. W. Pledge
H. E. Waltz
M. C Crummitt
A. O. Ritchile
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Atlas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Batimore and Ohio Magazine
Maryland
New Traffic Markers Installed at Market and Patrick
White directing markers ordered by the city were placed at Market and Patrick streets over Friday night. The markers consist of white stripes on the streets and red stripes on the four curbs, laid by employees who finished the work at 7 o'clock this morning. The strips are canvas webs and are permanently fixed to the street bed by a vulcanizing process.
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Market
Patrick
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