Fatal Beer Truck Crash Killing Two In Maryland
A heavily loaded beer truck crashed into a small car near Payne's Hill, Frederick County, killing William C. Marker and his mother, Mrs. J. H. Marker, instantly. Their son Howard Marker, 14, survived with serious injuries, while truck driver Samuel Vincent was badly hurt and awaiting further treatment. The accident prompted a full investigation and a postponed inquest as authorities questioned witnesses and secured the wreckage.
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Frederick bounty
Payne's hill
Emaxville
William C. Marker
Locust Valley
John H. Marker
Howard Marker
Frederick City
Hosital
confon
Wil A. Herpich
Locust Bailey Church of Good
Boonsboro cemetery
Badiy
Samuel Vinmt
Winchester
Vincent
Jack Vincent
Frank Doll
Alton — . Bennett
Walter Sinn
B. H. Cecil
trath
Harperserry
Brunswick
Jackmcent
Justice Bennett
Samuel mmcent
Vincent brothers
Baltimore
Knoxrile
Doll
ernest Mo
Jack Vin
eHerom
No ransom demand received by parents in Bobby Connor case
In Hartsdale New York July 13 AP reports a wide search for 18 month old Bobby Connor son of Charles H Connor a New York mortgage broker. A drug peddler was chased from the neighborhood before the boy vanished at dusk yesterday. Police wonder if the child wandered off or was abducted as a degenerate sought revenge. a large hunt including state troopers volunteers and scouts combs the area with dogs and flashlights failing to locate him.
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Hartsdale
N. Y
Bobby Connor
Charles H. Connor
New York
Bobby
Charles P. Corner
Arlington
Mass
Philip J. MacQuillan
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Boss
Connor
Ruth Schwaterman
Miss Jennie Bennett Dies After Illness at 62
Miss Jennie Bennett, longtime News-Post employee known as Muss Jennie, died at her home 315 South Market Street after a Streptococcus infection. She joined The News in 1889 and worked in the commercial printing and mailing rooms for nearly 45 years. She is survived by one brother, three nieces, and was a member of the Evangelical Reformed church. Funeral services Sunday at 3 p.m. at her home, burial at Olivet Cemetery, EB Cline & Son funeral directors.
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Jane
Bennett
South Market street
Jennie
News-Post
The
News
commercial printing department
Miss Bennett
save
John H
Catherine Knight Bennett
William S Bennett
Myrtie Rowe
Rey Mumford
Clarence Blethen
Eangelical Reformed church
Mi Olivet
EB Cline & Son
Britain Rejects Alliances Speech by John Simon
John Simon, foreign secretary, told the House of Commons Britain will not seek new alliances. A Washington Pike collision near Frederick involved Arthur Fleming’s car hitting a stone fence while trying to avoid a cyclist. Fleming reported the rider fled, and no other injuries occurred.
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iencan. J. 13
Br- Vaal Ras
Lecam
Tas
Sa John Simon
House of Commons
Arthur Flemne
C.F
Washington pike
Frederick Junewin
Fieming
Fleming
Riot at Cleveland relief office leaves two dead
Two people were killed and three seriously wounded in a riot at downtown Cleveland relief administration offices. Gunfire erupted when a crowd of relief applicants seized a riot gun from a policeman. a bystander and a woman were among the wounded. Police and riot squads responded to restore order.
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Cleveland
Cuvahogs county reef administration
Austrians in Gallows Shadow After Bombing Death
Vienna reports the death of Frau Hermine Graubna, a Salzburg bombing victim, as seven Nazi suspects remain jailed and under anti-government emergency laws. Edouard Fischer, Salzburg police inspector, and a Salzburg public security director’s aide were arrested, accused of aiding the bombing and espionage. A district leader in Carinthia was injured by a grenade attack as state police conduct a cleanup.
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Vienna
Austria
Frau Hermine Graubna
Graz
Salzburg
Em Fey
Edouard Fischer
Fischer
Heimwuehx
Folfsberg Carinthia
Increased crop production in Maryland reports July 1
Maryland crop report shows gains for corn wheat oats and barley with slightly higher yields in some crops while acreage drops for corn oats and potatoes. Fruit crops are mostly below average though pears hold. Tobacco near average with reduced acreage. Also John Wood Jr seeks Carroll County State's Attorney seat as a Democrat.
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College Park
Maryland
Fucnard G Ross
Maryland Crop Reportinng Service
Hitler Faces Test as Reichstag Opens Speech
Berlin July 13 AP Chancellor Hitler prepared a defense of his purging of Nazi ranks to present to the world tonight as anti Nazi factions call for counter strikes. Bannered scenes and a huge stage marked a dramatic buildup ahead of the Reichstag address at 7 p.m. local time. He faces a two fold task to win over skeptics at home and appease the outside world amid economic and military mistrust of Nazi Germany.
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at & p.m
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Shortages and Walkout Shake San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco July 23 AP shortages of food and fuel threaten a general strike as unions join the walkout. Thousands of workers in Oakland Berkeley and Alameda pledge to strike if strategy committees call word. chemists and drivers halt services as wholesale supply tightens and city health officials warn health risks rise.
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San Francico
Pacific coasts
San Franciso bay area
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Pra
Oakland
Skeley
Alameda hi
J C Geger
city heath
nemis
Wiliam J Quins
building codet council
o Side aaikout
Edward Vandeleur
Central Labor Council
chaiirman
Bank Receiver Tax Shuffle Cuts Dividend Mailing Costs
A State Bank Commissioner aide notes that receivers of closed banks avoid check tax but face postage. Central Trust Company receivers to issue dividends with bulk mailings. Two-cent postage will replace higher costs, reducing per-depositor mailing expense from five to two cents.
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Central Trust Company
L. G. Shipley
State Bank
Sam
STILL RAIDED NEAR CLAGETTSVILLE AS MAN ARRESTED
One man was arrested after a raid on a farm near Clagettsville seized 40 gallons of alleged whiskey and a large amount of mash. Zelious Surratt, 46, was taken to Rockville jail charged with manufacturing liquor without a license. Police Chief Alvie A. Moxley, Patrolman Paul Watkins, and Deputy Charles R. Orme led the operation. Local Lions delegates prepare for Grand Rapids meeting with Simmons, Gubisch, and Opel.
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Montgomery county
Clagettsville
Zelious
Rockville
Alvie A. Moxley
Paul Watkins
Sneni Charles R. Orme
LIONS
Lions International
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richard F Simmons
Herman C Gubisch
Charles
Opel. Sr
Pantini hotel and
cazo
Pet Show At Baker Park Draws Crowd Of Six Hundred
About 600 to 700 people attended a pet show Thursday evening at Baker Park. Forty entries included a pony, snail, bunny, goose, turtle, frogs, lizards, dogs, cats, ducks, chickens, beetles, rabbits and a pheasant. Prizes awarded for largest pet a pony. second largest a dog. smallest a turtle. second smallest a lizard. best dressed pet a goose. and other ribbons and puzzles were given by prize presenters Mrs Culier and Mrs Condon.
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Baker Park
Tommie Tucker Bennett
Marr Elien Bowers
Marray Tomlin
Janice Barlinghem
Mires Lford
Culier
er F
Munshover
Biss
W Condon
Cualier
Prices Display Irregular Trends Amid Market Talk
Market chatter centers on irregular price movements at Nex Yorx with analysts unsure of factors driving changes. Brokers express cautious optimism for a more active market soon, though most cite a lack of tangible evidence to support forecasts as of now.
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casolarec
Tooarco
al agarehenson
mimimam
c.garette
ead.ng
Bas Srenzi
Emmanuel Reformed Church Protests Synod Over Economic Overhaul
The Emmanuel Reformed Church consistory of Hanover Pennsylvania petitions the Potomac Synod to convene a special session to rescind its June action advocating overthrow of the U S economic order. The Hanover body unanimously condemns the move as contrary to church and nation, sending copies to Synod President J Hern McKee and Stated Clerk Liod E Coblentz.
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Emmanuel Reformed church
Hanover
Frederick
United States
J Hern McKee
Liod E. Coblentz
Baltimore
Emmanuel
Reformed church
church
Potomac synod
Hood College
ERC Alloona
capm
w.de
Route 40 church reunion set near Camp land Maryland
A gathering described as a merged church reunion is planned around Route 40 with attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and the District of Columbia. The event will occur at Pen Mar on July 26 with a program including trustees and organizers from the Reformed Church. Local officials and fellowship leaders are coordinating the schedule and transportation details.
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Frederick
tion
Pen Mar
Churthia
Maryland
Pennsyhama
West Virginia
Columba a
Pen Maray
Fors
S Brenner
Woi
Fe Sam
mnvocaon
an. Frederick
Cher
Wainesboro
Lobach
Edgar
Weather and bank note from Smithsburg area
Weather data reports 24 hour precipitation, high and low temperatures with yesterday and prior year comparisons. Moon and sun times, stream conditions for Monocacy and Potomac, and a bank notice from Peoples Bank in Smithsburg mentioning deposits and checks.
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Tam
Peoples Bank
Smithsburg
People's Bank depositors recover funds after closure
In Hagerstown on July 13 checks totaling 53,37649 dollars were paid to depositors of the People's Bank, Smuthsburg, by A C Merriam Jr. It was the first payment since the bank closed, representing 15 percent of deposits. The bank merged with Central Trust Co shortly before closing, but courts dissolved the merger and returned most assets to the separate group.
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Hagerstown
Marien
Peo © Bank
Smuthsburg
Merriam, Jr
People's Bank
Central Trust Co
Peoplee Bank
Central Trust group
Johnson Defends Hitler Remarks Amid German Protest
General Hugh S. Johnson, NRA administrator, reaffirmed his claim that he “meant everything I said” regarding the Hitler purge after the German chargé d affaires protested to the State Department. The official reply said his remarks were personal and not official, though the controversy sparked by his Waterloo speech highlighted German concerns over Nazi actions.
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Omaha
Neb
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Rudolph Leitner
State Department
John
Waterloo
Hull Mikes
Washington
Department of State
Secretary
Gerrmany
Missionary Conference of Church of God Eldership Held at Braddock Heights
About 500 attendees are expected for the Marsland and Virginia Elderships annual Missionary Conference at Braddock Heights. The program runs from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm with sessions led by Gussie Buizard Ruth Willet and J. Hu Foch. Speakers include Joel Cook C O Sullivan William T. Jackson and Anna Kendall with musical numbers from Westminster and Carrollton churches.
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Marsland and Virginia
Church of God
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Washington
West Virginia
Virginia
Gussie Buizard
Westminster
Joel Cook
Fairplay
C. O. Sullivan
Carrollan
Willam T. Jackson
Anna Kendall
Hagerstown
Ruth Willet
Germantown
Brun
William A. Rerp
Herpich
Brunswick
Locust Valley
Westminster church
Doreau
Carrollton
Fidelia Gilbert
Uniontown
Mabel Albert
Cricntown
Roy Schreiner
Board of Christian Education
Pi Geong
God
Ethel Werking
Woodsboro
J. Hu Foch
Brown 4 Candidate for Congress in Second District
State's Attorney Theodore F. Brown of Carroll county announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Second District. The district includes Harford Carroll and Baltimore counties and part of Baltimore city, currently represented by William P. Cole Jr.
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W. C. Marker
J. H. Marker
Lindbergh
JENNIE BENNETT
BRITAIN
WOOD
John Wood
Carroll county
Pacific Stage
Coast
Reichstag
ready
GATING
amner
D. mon
Lu W. Abrecht
company
A. A. Raden
Fleischman
Russel Hahy
Guy Brust
Emory R Carmack
Benjamin B Rosenstock
John Baumsardner
Charles T Butcher
Abrecht
August T. Brust
ARTY
da Weaning
Park place
Thase
Florence Ssaztlemyer
Margaret Shane
Edna Darner
Hilda Weaning
Walter Weaning
Harry Snafier
William Davis
Eugene V. Kenneith Rice
Edward Woifgan
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Europe
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