Five Weeks Left to File Nominations in Frederick County
Frederick County candidates face a five week window to file names with local option ballots set for a separate Frederick county ballot. Three ballots planned for Democratic Republican and local option voters with three separate propositions on beer wine and hard liquor licenses. Few candidates have filed fees by noon with August 11 as state wide deadline and August 22 for congressional entries.
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Frederick countian
todas
Ruser R. Rice
Board of Election Supervisors
David C Winebrenner
tstro
wien
Rice sas
Frederick county
B. Frank Dell
Roy M. Hilther
Jesse I. Renner
lkely
she voring hs
Frederick
D. Charles H. Conley
United States
George i. Radcliffe
Court of Appeals
James A Young
Campielier
William S. Gordy
Dillinger and Gang Hunted in Chicago Area
AP reports John Dillinger and his gang are hunted in the Chicago region after an attack on two tollmen. Police confirm sightings and warn of dangerous fugitives. Gunfire claimed lives of officers, with two shot down during a mistaken offer of help to four men and a woman believed to be in trouble.
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Chicago
John Dringer
Indiana desperado
Sergi
Harry Bingham
shoo ng
NRA Antitrust Code Faces Supreme Court Fight
Washington dispatch notes NRA plans to press a major code test against telegraph firms AT&T and Western Union, with Postal, as a court showdown looms. Legal chiefs push for victory, citing several courts upholding constitutionality, while a post office surplus turns out to be a deficit once subsidies are counted.
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NRA
RODNEY DUICHER
Washington
Roosevelt
Western Union and
Postal
American Telephone and Telegraph
Western Union
NIRA
Supreme Court
Brandeis
NERA
Stull
P. O
mulsens Comptroses
W. L Statiers
Jim Farr
ocean mai
Curry quits as Tamny district leader today
John F Curry resigns as leader of the Fifth Assembly Tamany district just before a meeting to select a new head. Curry, a 23 year district figure and five year leader, steps aside to reduce his influence within the organization. Gary Ignacio will be presented to acting leader William P Kenneally at the district gathering.
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New York
Tammary Halil
John F Curry
Tammany
Gary Ignau
Wiliam P
Curry
Tammany, ily
Bloodhounds Join Search For Missing 21 Month Old Bobby Connor
In Hartsdale 21 month old Bobby Connor remains missing as bloodhounds sweep nearby woods and police widen the net. Parents Charles and Mrs Connor, tied to attorney Frank A. Saporito, deny he acted as intermediary. Police note no ransom demands and treat case as potentially non kidnapping.
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Hartsdale
woodlands
Bobby Connor
Bobby
Charles H. Connor
Frank A. Saporito
Vernon
Saporito
Connors
kdnappers
Labor storm clouds hover over New York markets
Light trading and widespread declines marked the day as labor disturbances spread to California railroads. Grain futures showed nerves with corn climbing while wheat and other cereals fell. The dollar softened with sterling at 50.4 and Cali money at one percent.
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New York
California
Guiion
Students Riot Against Hitler Rule In Georagen
1 000 students in Georagen clash with brown shirts of the student body in a revolt over Chancellor regime. Fraternities join the demonstrators as police restore order. Several leaders arrested on charges of threatening peace.
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HITLER
Georagen
Germany
Adolph
brownms
cnancelor
fough ‘o
Wheat policy notes on costs and transport charges
Farmers are told there would be no wheat shortage or price spikes under current rules, with about 10 cents for transportation and a few cents for duty. Farm Recovery officials avoided stressing potential shortages, leaving farmers cautious about future price movements.
Auto Wreck Injures Two
Abraham Aries of Chicago and Baltimore and Abraham Cherney of Baltimore and Chicago were injured when their car failed to negotiate a left curve on South Mountain and overturned after locking its steering wheel. Both men, salesmen traveling from Baltimore to Chicago, were rushed to Frederick City Hospital. Cline's ambulance and state police investigated. x rays were planned to assess injuries including possible pelvic fracture and facial injuries.
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Abraham Aries
Chicago
Baltimore
Abraham Cherney
South Mountain
Frederick City Hospital
Cline
Frederick
Peterson
Chermey
Chauncey Avenue
Anes
West
Congress street
Washington Boulevard
Balutmore
Highway robbers bind driver and steal truck
A gang attacked a driver on a highway, bound him, and stole his truck in a bold daylight robbery. The incident occurred near Baltimore as investigators seek suspects and review roadway safety measures.
Opening of Conference At Hood College
The annual summer sessionary conference of the Reformed church opened Saturday night at Hood College with 103registrants from several states. sessions run through July 20. Prominent churchmen spoke, and daily addresses were planned, including Rev Dr A V Casselman who addressed the theme taking as his text Philippians passage about the world. The merger of two denominations has been completed with the boards remaining. women’s missionary work from both sides will be elected for four years. A meeting in Elmhurst College near Chicago will unite Philadelphia and Home Missions officials.
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Potomac
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Philadelphia
Board of Foreign
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Chas
Senda
LeGailey
Frederick
thelave
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Reformed Church
United States
Elmhurst Colge
Chicago
Philadelpha
Board of Home
M.ssions
Husad Waid
Fresh Air Fund Children Visit Frederick County County Hosts Await Rural Immersion
Tenement children from New York arrived by rail in Frederick County to sample country life for two weeks. The group of nine girls and three boys, including two Greek girls, will stay with local families in Cotton, Myersville, Thurmont, and Rocky Ridge until July 28. Local hosts and a committee led by Rev. Dr. H. K. G. Kieffer welcomed them and will supervise their rural experiences and vacations.
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New York
Fredench
at & e
New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Baltimore and Ohio
Myersilie
Frederick
Dorothy Partington
ery
Thurmont
William Brish
Frederick county
Cofton
Myersville
Rocky Ridge
Fresh Air Fund
H. K. G. Kieffer
Kennedy Has Pecora Proxy for Commission
Washington July 16 AP A proxy symbol of peace in the Securities and Exchange Commission shows Pecora giving his proxy to Chairman Joseph P Henney allowing Kennedy to vote for him in several meetings. The report denies a feud between Pecora and Kennedy and ties to a stock pool attack cited by the Senate Subcommittee on which Pecora acted as counsel in Wall Street.
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Washington
Securiies and Exchange Commission
Pecora
Joseph P Henney
Kennedy
commission
Senate Fantuag committee
Pecora aciea
Wall street
Club Meeting Held in Gaithersburg on July 16
A Gaithersburg gathering featured a talk by Miss Mary Hutton on the Great of Ma, recalling colonial to present eras. Washington Grove hosted, with Miss Margaret Bren and others attending. a Bible class party followed with prayers, piano, vocal numbers, clarinet, and refreshments.
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Gaithersburg
Jule
Mary Hutton
George Chanwitx
Washington Grove
Miss land
Wasmah
Gorse Teowas
HEob arcie
Raph E Hartman
Anna
Lillian
Margaret Thomas
Anna Thomas
Lilian
Baer Declines to Defend Heavyweight Title This Fall
New York July 16 Max Baer through manager Ancil Hofman notified Madison Square Garden he will not defend his heavyweight title this fall. The deadline to decide on a defense passed with Hoffman's earlier hints that Baer pursues show business ventures and a lighter fighting schedule this year.
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New York
Max Baer
Ancil Hofman
Madison Square Garden
clethes
the Garden
croxa
Primo Carera
Hoffman
Grand jury schedule set for July and August term
The grand jury for the Maren term will reconvene July 16 to hear about 10 criminal cases pending. a petit jury will begin August 1 to hear cases with indictments. Attorney Stedman Presco said juries reconvened to clear Crews Court docket and county jail prisoners without bonds.
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Stedman Presco
Governor Thomas Warns Against Standardizing Debt for Farmers
The report notes Thomas, Oklahoma Senator, and George Ha i sagate discuss an admossament from New York Fed Reserve Bana. Ha i sagate resides in Switzerland and cites warnings against moves to standardize debt and figures harming American farmers, while negotiations are being pursued as Taomas mentioned.
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Newe Yorks
George L Ha
Swtzerland
Thomas
Oklahoma
Violence marks beginning of big strike in Frisco
San Francisco July 16 AP reports a general strike paralyzing the city as labor unions enforce a work stoppage. National guard moved in with tanks and 4,000 guardsmen, while a mob of about 1,500 stormed a grocery at 23rd and Mission. Pickets deterred pedestrians and many workers walked to offices.
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San Francisco
at & a.m
national guard
Los Angeles
Sa Hnas
transbay region
23rd
Mission streets
Hayward
Montgomery County Liquor Permits Bring In Almost $4,000 in Fees
Montgomery County reports profits from liquor permits totaling $8,950.48 for eight months after repeal, plus $127 in court handling charges. One hundred twenty seven permits issued include on and off sale beer and wine at hotels clubs and general outlets. Funds support road and school bond retirement and clerk finance maintenance.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Charles Wo Latmer
Liquor Control Board
Creuit
commissioners
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Clarksburg
Epworth League Formed by Damascus Methodist Youth
Damascus July 16 Epworth League organized by the Damascus Methodist Episcopal church youth at the parsonage meeting led by Rev. Raymond Himier Brown. The committee includes Anna Boyer Jessie Bur éette Scott and Rev Brown. recreation duties assigned to Helen Mul box and Mrs George W Boyer. Other members listed include Miss Anna Mary Boyer Mabie Fairchild and Mrs George W Boyer.
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Damascus
Weather Summary for July With Temperatures and Precipitation
Daily weather figures show 24 hour precipitation none with July accumulation at 0.01 inches. July normal 4.12 inches and 1933 July recorded 4.36 inches. River conditions: Monocacy muddy above mouth and cloudy below the Potomac remains clear above the river mouth. Temperatures indicate yesterday high 58 and last year 61 with low 32 and prior year 31. Sunset 7:37 p m sunrise 4:56 a m moonrise 10:34 a m moonset 10:22 p m.
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