Four youths face arson charges after Fair Grounds fire
Eldridge Fox, East Sixth Street. East Sixth Street resident Moxley. James Harding, North Bentz Street. and Joseph Blair Jr., North Market, were arraigned on arson counts for a blaze at the Fair Grounds that killed sheep. Fox allegedly signed a confession after a police grilling. Authorities say the youths admitted aiding the firemen at the scene and later tried to hide motors.
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Eldridge Fox
East Sith street
Inde Moxley
East Sixth
James Harding
North Bentz street
Josep Blair, Jr
North Market
Allen Barigis
Bartgis
Joseph Wisner
Ben Pheus, Jr
Rede
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Brunswick Recall Increases Local Rail Yard Work
Fifty car repairmen are scheduled to return to work at the Brunswick Yards Wednesday morning following an order recall from the Baltimore Terminal Office. Officials note possible recalls of firemen and apprentices, though not verified, as part of expanding service and car movement needs.
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Baltmore
Raiload
Brunswik
Brunswick
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Market Shows Signs of Life and New Hope
New York July 10 stock market opened with gains in the first hour as many issues rose while a slower pace followed. Dealers offered mixed explanations with inflationary psychology cited by some and anticipated uptick in trade by others. U S Steel reported June shipments of finished products rising to 985000 tons from May and a year earlier.
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New York
Jeter
U. S. Steel Corporation
Britain to Aid France if European crisis deepens
London reports French foreign minister said Britain would aid France if the Franco-Soviet region is invaded by a foreign power. He left Paris after talks with British officials claiming agreement on European security concerns and no formal pact yet. Zonta Club holds picnic at their regular meeting site with speaker announced.
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France
Paris
Great Britain
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Weather Data From July 1933 Update
Weather summary reports 24 hour precipitation up to 7 am totals 0.28 inches with July to date 0.495 inches. Temperature highs yesterday 86 and a year ago 65. Lows last night 66 a year ago 63. Sunset 7:29 pm sunrise 4:52 am. Moon events tomorrow with rise at 4:34 am and set at 7:52 pm. Stream conditions near Monocacy and Catoctin area noted with muddy Maryland side conditions.
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Hugh
Polmer
Maryland
Death toll rises in Pacific strike zone turmoil
AP reports multiple fatalities as strike waves spread across Seattle Portland Oakland and San Francisco with unions threatening general action. In Alabama about 30 000 textile workers vote to strike with aims including 40 hour week and minimum pay, while demand to recognize the United Textile Workers of America grows.
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Pacific coast
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Steel Watson
Seattle
Watson
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Yvan Gul
Portland
Oakland
Federal Board
Hantsville
Ala
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Birmingham
New Deal Faces Shuffle As Johnson Fights On
Washington dispatch says General Johnson’s health and nerves strain, with him resisting retirement while Roosevelt reorganizes NRA oversight. A recovery committee including Richberg and officials like Ickes and Hopkins is planned, signaling a transition while Johnson continues to push New Deal policies. Tugwell promotes Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands experiments, questioning island governance and labor ideals amid broader relief efforts.
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NRA
Tugwell
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Washington
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battler
Roosevelt
Industral Emergency Committee
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SEC
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White House
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Virgin Islands
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Wiregin Islands
Search for Charles Whiting in Loudoun County
County officers with the cry police force conducted another unsuccessful search for Charles Whiting in upper Loudoun Virginia after a killing of Flossie Barton a week earlier. A prior search at Lucketts found no trace and a neighbor reported Whiting at a West All Saints street home but the resident was his brother from Baltimore. The Whiting family again denied knowledge of the missing man’s whereabouts.
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upper Loudoun county
Charles Whiting
Flossie Barton
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Point of Rocks
Whiting
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Baltimore
Boy Struck by Auto Near Frederick Junction
Charles Covell seven year old son of Mr and Mrs F D Covell was struck by an automobile near Frederick Junction while crossing the Washington pike about 5 PM Monday. He suffered a head laceration and was rushed to Frederick City Hospital by the unidentified driver. He and his brothers had been returning from Robert Morgan's house after haircuts. The driver did not stop or was not learned. The hospital reported he was seriously injured this morning.
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George Mehring
ericxs Junction
Esther
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House of Connect
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F. D. Covell
Frederick Junction
Frederick City
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George
Thamas
Robert Morgan
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John Otto
Uxton Bridge
John
West Main streets
Westminster
John H. Hittibrick
Taneytown Air
Otta
Carroll Manufacturing Company
Charles Foutz
CLEVELAND
Jack Andrews
Bit
Charles F. Andrews
Wm. P. Berthiow
Frederick
Jackson Likely to Have Entire Ticket
Baltimore July 1 AP Amid rapid political shifts Mayor Howard W Jackson of Baltimore dropped his solo bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and plans to build a supporting slate for State Senate Attorney General Comptroller and Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Authorities anticipate an official ticket announcement this week possibly Friday.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Democratc
States Senate
Court of Appeals
Police Guard Ferry to Governors Island
Police guard the ferry to Governor's Island amid unrest and plots to disrupt a security operation. Reported detentions and heightened patrols follow protests linked to agitators, with officers deployed to maintain order on the island.
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GOVERNOR’S ISLAND
Baker Park Sail Boat Race Draws Crowd for Prize Events
About 150 children attended a Baker Park sail boat race and handicraft display on Monday afternoon. Prizes included a trip to Braddock Heights won by Richard Phebus, a skating rink ticket for Ellsworth Buell, and additional tickets for decoration and crafts. Judges Eimer Munshower Kreh and Helma Hann presided, with Reverdy Cronenburg starting the race.
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Baker Park
Charles Burkett
Ellsworth Buell
James Buell
Ned Hermenn
Richard Phebus
Young Phebus
Braddock Heights
Norman Abrecht
Travers Burdette
W jem Slagle
Eimer F Munshower
LV. Kreh
Helma Hann
Reverdy Cronenburg
Funeral Wednesday for Howard E Coontz
Westminster mourns Howard E Coontz a longtime civic leader and former bank director. He died Sunday at University Hospital Baltimore aged 65 survived by widow Miss Margaret and son Howard E Jr. Funeral Wednesday at 339 o clock from the late home with burial at Rider's Cemetery in Westminster.
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Howard E Coontz
University
Baltimore
Emanuel
Lous Kos
Margaret
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Hivard E Koants
West Cnamser
Farmers and Mecaancs Naional Bank of Wes
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Birthday Dinner Fire Damages Vehicle Framework
SMe Pre & Quarterly town Seatac residents assisted firefighters as a blaze damaged a car during a birthday dinner for two. Firefighters fought the flames. extended damage reportedly aged the vehicle’s framework and prompted onlookers to assist.
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Odd insect displayed at Tar News-Post offices
A large strange insect resembling a butterfly or grasshopper was shown at Tar News-Post offices in Lesarepee BP East Fourth Street this morning. It was found at the owner's home on Monday.
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Tar News-Post
Lesarepee BP
East Fourth street
Two Men Held After Attempted Assault on Hancock Girl
In La Plata Md July 10 two men Oliver L Decatur and Raymond Edward Zell were held without bail after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Roy Lee Reich on charges of attempted criminal assault against Miss Jean Kearns 21 and her escort Herbert P Newman. Readings say the pair invited them to ride after leaving North Beach and tried to drive to Colony Beach forcing the attack on a side road. Both men were arrested and offered no defense.
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Reich
Miss Kearns
Newman
North Beach
Chesapeake bay
Colonial Beach
La Plata
Tercentenary coin eagerly sought by local banks
Maryland fifty cent Tercentenary pieces will be sold at one dollar each. Only 25 000 coins will be minted, sparking strong demand with first shipments arriving in Baltimore. The Maryland Tercentenary Commission plans to use profits to cover event expenses. Banks await patron orders and secure coins in advance.
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Maryland
Cecil Carivert
Lord
Baltimore
Maryland Tercentenary Commission
Nationals Take Lead In Star Game At Polo Grounds
At the Polo Grounds New York July 10 AP Joe Medwick of the Cardinals hit a third inning homer with Frisch and Traynor aboard off Lefty Gomez giving the National Leaguers a 4 0 lead in front of 52000 fans Carl Hubbell Giants ace blanked the Americans in a three inning stint fanning Ruth Gehrig and Fox in the first inning The score was tied 4 4 at the halfway point of the fifth inning.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Frisch
Traynor
Roosevelt Arrives in Cartagena on Historic South American Visit
President Roosevelt lands at the Cartagena harbor for a history making stop the first American presidential visit to South America. Two Colombian destroyers meet the escort outside the harbor as battleships accompany the arrival.
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Cartagena
Colombia
Roosevelt
South America
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Hiltner Files Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Officer Roy M. Hiltner filed his certificate of candidacy for sheriff with the Board of Election Supervisors seeking the Democratic nomination and thus far faces no opposition.
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Roy M. Hiltner
Sherif
Board of Election Supervisors
Hiltner
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Hitler to Address Reichstag on Purge Aftermath
Berlin July 10 AP Chancellor Hitler calls Reichstag into session for an accounting of the June 30 purge and to answer questions from Germans and foreigners. Secret orders to storm troops to surrender arms indicate continued consolidation as Goebbels prepares a briefing on international views of the cleansing.
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Berlin
Hitler
national Reichstag
Der Fuehrer
Munich
Victor Lutze
Reichstag
Paul Joseph Goebbles
Pay Cut Continues for Federal Workers in Frederick Area
Federal employees including several in Frederick must endure a 5 percent pay reduction for at least six more months. An executive order extending the 5 percent salary cut was signed before the President left for vacation, citing Labor Department cost statistics showing civilian expenses still well below 1928 levels. The order follows Congress action under the Independent Offices Act.
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Frederick
Department of Labor
Congress
Independent offices
Falls Down Stairs in Accident at Local Home
An elderly woman suffered a head injury after a fall down stairs at a residence. Emergency responders arrived and she was transported to a hospital for treatment. Police are investigating the incident as an accidental fall with no immediate signs of foul play.
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Thelma
Dedham
Mass
Ian
Sy. Lowes
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