Frederick Fair Grounds Sheds Destroyed By Fire
A rapid blaze at Frederick Fair Grounds destroyed about 664 feet of sheds housing sheep and hog pens. Insurance covers the estimated 1500 loss. Firebugs suspected after a series of recent fires. early morning alarm at 2:20 led to a coordinated response by local fire companies and crews.
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Frederick Fair grounds
Junior
United fire counnies
Carrell Creek
Fair Grounds
nds
irort
United Engine
Frederick Countygricultural Society
airebug
Charles iH. Conley
Guy EK. Mei °er
Charles G. Kline
Mar sixth streets
North End
Market and
Sixth streets
Econong Sio and Manufactring Company
East Sixth street
Garage Fire Damages Isaac Stevens' Car On Pi teenth Street
A short circuit sparked a garage fire in Isaac L. Stevens's rear yard on Pteenth Street, damaging his automotive and causing about 100 dollars in loss. Mrs. Stevens used a hand extinguisher to limit the blaze before junior firemen arrived with chemical extinguishers and a booster spray. The alarm was raised by neighbor Mrs Benes Pifer and delayed by a faulty City Hall siren.
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Isaac L. Stevens
lime company
Mr. Stevens
Piteenth street
Posse
Hill Country killer confesses to triple slaying
Bun Riley aged 25 of Canadian Oklahoma admits in signed confession to the premeditated slaying of Homer Beasley Hobart Watkins and William Ganr whose bodies were found near Canadian June 25 He told County Attorney Frank Watson he would plead guilty and was moved from jail to the state penitentiary Riley said the men helped in burglaries and holdups over eight years and would do it again.
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McAlester
Okla
Frank Watson
Watson
Bun Riley
Oklo
Homer Beasley
Hobart Watkins
Wiliam Ganr
Riley
Conference registration for Baltimore Methodist education session
About one hundred people registered Saturday for the Christian education conference of the Baltimore Conference of the Method church. The event covers the District of Columbia and parts of Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania with classes and a pastors seminar.
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Baltimore
Conference of the Method
area land
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
m Grove
DY seader
Drew
ison. N. J
EB. churen
Planning Meeting Sets Cartan Centre Tercentenary Plans
A Taneytown group met in Westminster for Cartan Centre tercentenary events to be staged August 14 15 16 and 18. The board of directors and advisory committee elected officers including President B Smith Snader New Windsor vice president George R Sauble Taneytown secretary George Taney asm assistant secretary Nusbaum Westminster and treasurer Samuel C Ot Taneytown.
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Taneytown
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ing coremar
p Deing sougihe
B. Smith Snader
New Windsor
George R Sauble
George Taneyiasm
Nusbaum
Westminster
Samuel C. Ot
Fatal Accident Inquiry Begins In Middletown
An inquiry into the July Fourth automobile crash near Harpers Ferry that killed George W. Davis a 60 year old Middletown resident starts with State Officer A F Anderson Deputy Ruskin Loy and Justice Eherman P Bowers. Witnesses were questioned in Middletown and Vieux as the investigation continues with another session planned this afternoon. Bowlus the 46 year old driver suffered minor injuries and explained he hit the accelerator instead of the brake.
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Davis
Martin William Bowlus
sears
wes
Russell Alier
Washington county
C. and O. canal
Barryland
Potomac
Tiver
Harpers’ Ferry
Bowlus
Offcer Anderson
Miller
Baxter Biggs Gets Week to Make His Promise Good
Three non support cases heard in Peoples Court Saturday before Justice Sherman P. Bowers. We settled 133 cases and continued one for a week. The continuance involved former policeman in a motion about Biggs. The arraignment showed a sorrowful scene as the case remained open. A weeklong delay followed for further proceedings.
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Peoples Court
Sherman P. Bowers
haid
Biggs
ama Biggs
Sanirdar
Fridas
PWA
oraises
Bowers
Kennedy named to SEC sparks Wall Street clash during New Deal
Washington July 9 Rodney Dutcher reports that Joseph P Kennedy’s appointment as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission creates tension with liberals and Wall Street. Four Horsemen Pecora Landis Healer Matthews oppose him yet Roosevelt insists, provoking intra-agency rivalries and patronage fights amid SEC shaping.
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Washington
t's
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Roosevelt
new Securities and Exchange Commission
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New York
Boston
Wall
SEC
pelhics
Ji m Farley
Democratic National Committee
ors
Fletcher
Rayburn
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House
Wall Street
Farley
Theodore Prince & Co
Emu Hur- A
Bern Smithe bear ruider
Australia
Pecora
Leutenant
Lehman
Herbert Lehmen
Lehman Brothers
Ben Cohen
Landis
Tom Corcoran
RFC
Securities and Stock Exchange
Fletcher and
Rayb
Senate Ruling Strikes Contempt Power In MacCracken Case
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals reversed a ruling and held the Senate lacked power to sentence William P. MacCracken for contempt over missing air way contract papers. L. H. Brittin, Northwest Airways former VP, was also sentenced to ten days by the Senate. The court suggested certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court may follow. MacCracken declined further comment.
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Ditrict
Columbia Court of Appeals
Senate
Wilam P. MacCrack
MacCrack
Commerce
Aeronautics
L. H. Brittun
the
Northwest Airways, Inc
Briain
MacCracken
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
lster
Mac Gracken
Leslie ©. Garnett
United States
Young People's Union Retreat At Big Pool
The Frederick City Young People's Union plans a retreat at the Ing Pool M A camp 17 miles west of Hagerstown on July 4 and 15. Delegates from area young people's societies are invited, with several registered. The program includes devotional meetings, a closing address by Rev Paul E Holdcraft, and social activities on the camp beach.
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Ing Pool
Hagerstown
ceniors
the
leisy
Christ
Paul E. Holdcraft
United Brethren church
Roz Breg
Washington, D.C
Daniel A. Polini
International Society of Christian Endea ang
Allied Youth organization
sup- Savardi
eightight service
tly Feaga
Chris a Bedames S
Baptist Young Paces
Esankada Evsion
Russell
Presbrenandeavor Society
Roy camp
Holdecraft
James Trout
fHcerse
City Union
Franklin F. Marsh
James 3
Crist
Guy E Keily
France Replies To Hess Speech Amid Peace Gesture
Paris officials dismissed Rudolf Hess remarks as a mere warning against invasion and aimed at German air forces, insisting France seeks peace though demands for arms remain non negotiable. In New York, Joseph W. Harriman began a four and a half year term at Lewisburg federal penitentiary after falsifying bank records and misapplying funds. He left Jersey City for the seven hour trip, saying he felt fine and offered no further comments.
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Hitller
Hitler
Great Britain
Europe
New York
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Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Lewisburg
Harriman
Jersey City
United States
Doctors hospital
Playground Events Highlight City Attendance and Open Grounds
Over the past week 2,712 children visited three city grounds Baker Park Harmon Field and Eas Third Street with 1,851 at Baker Park 373 at Harmon Field and 487 at Eas Third Street. An afternoon exhibition at Baker Park featured a race on the water a round guns and free skating with a second prize ticket to Braddock Heights. A handicraft exhibit and activities including a jackknife craft a teddy bear and a rabbit feature were listed with supervisors named Moss Helma Mann and Dranenburg among organizers.
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Harmon Field
Third street
Baker Paz
Geraldine Hreh
Braddock Heights
Moss Helma Mann
Dranenburg
taf
J Boxman
maefer
Jaco nave
Hamman
Road engineer's trial delayed at Annapolis
Conspiracy case against John A. Anne House Delegation faces delay as witnesses fail to appear. Anne Arundel County Commissioners prepare for a review of Albert H. Dogge's $40 assignment while rural carriers discuss upcoming meetings.
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John A. Anne House
Anne Arundel County
Albert H. Dogge
Autos Collide Near Jefferson Pike injures none
Six people escaped injury when two cars collided on the Jefferson pike southwest of town. J M Rickerds total salesman drove one vehicle bound toward Griv Holland Jr. No names were clearly learned as occupants fled. The wrecks were towed away and local witnesses reported the scene.
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Jefferson pike
J. M. Rickerds
total
Griv- Holland, Jr
Rickerds
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cupants
astardins
Anderson
European political situation discussed at open conference
The open conference in London discussed the broader European political situation including French sponsored eastern security pacts. Attendees included Louis Barthes and Sir John Ny of Great Britain. The meeting aimed to assess tensions and potential shifts in alliance structures affecting prices and trade.
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Europe
Lous Barthes
Johnny of Great
Lee backs Radcliffe for U S Senate seat in Maryland
reports say E Brooke Lee a Ritchie ally endorses George L Radcliffe for the Democratic nomination and Radcliffe’s withdrawal from the gubernatorial race is tied to this shift. Ritchie sails for Europe amid party lineup changes as Gordy files for state comptroller while O Conn or runs for Attorney General.
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E. Brooke Lee
Albert
Ritchie
George L. Radclfffe
United States
Lee
Radcliffe
State Roads Commission
Montgomery county
Europe
Gordy
Annapots
Willam S
son
Stave Comptroller
Murray G. Hooper
Secretary of State
Aice
Joseph O. McCusker
Baltimore county
duef
Speculators Watch Market Trend As New York Opens
In New York on June 9 AP reports stock market conditions uncertain as investors await a possible directional move. Trading is cautious with steadys and some gaps. American Telephone appears late and many stocks fail to show. Analysts note potential impetus could come from abroad amid unease over gold bloc policy.
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New York
Amercan
Weather Summary for July 1933 Precipitation Deficit
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation at top date-1T inch with July normal 4.02 inches. Actual July 1933 rainfall recorded 495 inches and cumulative 1934 deficit to July 1 stands at 287 inches. Yesterday readings list Byure 85 Sure and Fear 90, last night 64. Moon forecast tomorrow T.15 pp. a
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tomorow
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