Frederick Transient Center Closed Plan Evacuations Near
Maryland Emergency Relief Association moves to close the Frederick Transient Bureau on Eighth Street and evict occupants starting in two weeks overnight. J Calvin Hall owner confirms lease surrender effective August 32, with suspension beginning August 1 as Rev. W Royal and Janet Long outline, while discussions on future handling of cases continue and welfare officials plan registration and relocation options for about 82 current occupants.
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Horal
Janet Long
Miners Rescued as Seven Trapped Men Are Found
Seven coal miners entombed after yesterday's explosion are rescued today. Rescuers bring bodies to surface one by one by mine rail cars. Officials from the Department of Mines and Minerals confirm fatalities while hopes fade for the remaining trapped men.
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Joan Danie Stace
Department of
M and Minerals
esiadi
Van Lear
Pet Show at Baker Walk Promises Prizes for Top Pets
A pet show is scheduled at Baker Walk Friday at 63 o clock with prizes for largest pet smallest pet and most unusual pet. Judges include Mrs Witam Roral Mrs Lioyd Cul ler and Mrs Byron Winebrewer. the event draws large crowds each year.
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Baker Walk
Witam
Nude dancer fined in Paris for moral outrages
Paris reports Joan Warner an American dancer found guilty of outraging morals for dancing in the nude. She is fined 50 francs about $3.30, while club manager M Faudtin receives 200 francs about $13 for his commercial role. The ruling signals potential for broader action against nude performances in Paris theaters and night clubs.
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Paris
Joan Warner
Biss Warner
Miss Warner
M. Faudtin
Joan
Frederick County Receives 14000 for Road Debt Service
State Roads Commission pays 14000 to Frederick County to cover 1935 road debt service, with 8000 applied to a 1922 bond and 6000 to a 1929 issue. Policy shifts aim to use gasoline tax for new roads, with about 35000 later for new construction. Possible projects include Urbana pike route repairs and Route 40 relocation survey continues.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick county
Frederick
vesterday
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Thurston
Creagerstown-Thurstretch
Jimtown
et Loys
Wollfsville
Washinston county
High Knob
Shockstown
Liberty- Woodsboro
Braddock
South mountains
State Roads Commission sief
Maryland Wheat Bonus Payments Scheduled in January
The 20 cent per bushel wheat bonus due Maryland farmers will be paid, with 13 cents per bushel scheduled for January 1. A. A. Sura of the Maryland Extension notes the plan hinges on the Supreme Court ruling on the lower federal decision, which could affect the 13 cent payment.
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Maryland
A. A. Sura
Supreme Court
Prominent Elks Leader Dies in Columbus Hotel
William C. Robertson 48, postmaster of Minneapolis and newly elected treasurer of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, died in his Columbus hotel room likely from a heart attack. Former editor of the Minneapolis Star, he had long Westering newspaper work and served three terms as Exalted Ruler of the Minneapolis Elks Lodge.
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Columbus
Memorial Road Commission to Meet on Wednesday
Washington July 18 AP Representative Pena announces a meeting of the Memorial Board to discuss availability of funds for a Memorial Road Commission project. The gathering will include Congress members and Senator Tydings as Maryland delegates. The plan contemplates linking the Lincoln Memorial Washington with Gettysburg memorials via Frederick and Monocacy Battlefield sites.
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Lincoln
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Accusations Fly at Peep Court Over Indecent Conduct
In Peep Court this morning eighteen residents testified about indecent words and actions tied to an alleged automobile party on B and Water streets. The case centers on Wilbur Diex Ford as driver and Ada Betson, Louise Burres, and Helen Beubitz as frequent occupants amid warrants against Mr and Mrs Baker and Mabel Baker.
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Wilbur “Diex Ford
Ada Betson
Louise Burres
Helen Beubitz
wes
Estri
Siete
Missing Dancer Body Found After North Side Blast
Report from Chicago states a body found near a North Side hotel is believed to be the missing dancer. Authorities described the scene as an explosion investigation ongoing with the body transported for identification and further testing.
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Chicago
duis
78th street
North Side
ospital
Wheat crop sets 1.005 bushels per acre record
A farmer reports a wheat yield of 1.005 bushels per acre on a 22 acre field within the corporate limit, setting a new local record for the district.
Water flow over spillway halts as pumps resume
A flood-control issue describes water spilling over the spillway when flow ceased and then resumed. The caretaker remarks the river level reached near the top, with wind possibly causing splashes. Officials note pumping station operation restored by Monday amid a water shortage at Langsore plant.
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nore
Lingsnore
Maryland National Guard to send rifle team to Camp Perry
About two dozen men from Company A and Headquarters Company of the First Regiment will depart Frederick for Camp Perry to compete in state rifle matches. The Maryland National Guard plans for 150 men in the lists and 115 supervising. sixteen top selections will join the national contingent to Camp Perry on September 1, with team selection from weekend range events.
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Camp Ritchie
mpire
National Guard
Elmer FL Munshower
Munshower
Camp Perry
Sandusky
Maryland National Guard
Camp Gretna
58th Brigade
Sith
91st
colles 4
Indiantown Gap
aviation corps
Frede
Legion Auxiliary Delegates Named for State Convention
Delegates and alternates were chosen for the Maryland American Legion Auxiliary state convention to be held September 4 to 7 in Ocean City Maryland. Frederick County surpassed its quota and will be represented. six new members joined at the Tuesday meeting. Mrs Ramsburg and Mrs Starner will report at the convention.
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American Legion
Ocean Car
Jocal
Frederick county
Robert éonn
Vetter
Claggess E Rameburs
Auxtern
Bruce Stamer
Maryland
Wide Probe of Lobby Activities in Utility Fight
A national inquiry probes telegram lobbying to Washington over the Wheeler Rayburn utilities bill. Associated Gas and Electric says it spent 700000 and other opponents 300000, totaling 1000000 so far. Western Union cooperates to preserve messages from the last year as investigators scrutinize the campaign.
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Senate Tobby
Western Union
Associated Gas and Electric system
Wheeler-Rayburn
Kidnapping case tempers final platform events in Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington Mrs Margate W convicted of kidnapping faces a 20 year sentence and a detainer against her husband Harmon Wales extends his time in prison. The couple's fate follows a previous parole horizon with possible release delayed by the detainer as final platform services proceed at Hood College in Maryland. Catholic mission and conference activities continue through Friday with speakers from Sendai Japan visiting and a candlelight campus service ahead of morning communion and Bible hour talks on missionary characteristics.
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Wehaeuser
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yesterd
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aletainber
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Harmer
Frederick Missionary Conference
the
Evangelical and Reformed church
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Carl D. Kriete
Miyagi College for Women
Sendai
Japan
David D. Baker
Baltimore
American Boys School
Baghdad
Iraq
St. Pauls English Evangelical
Traq
collematain
Progress Report Shows Crop Gains Across Maryland
Weather favored farming with warm sunny days and scattered showers in mid April. Crops show good to excellent growth despite need for more rain in western Maryland. wheat rye oats and barley yield well while early potatoes mature and prices stay low. Corn silking and tobacco growth progress across counties including Garrett College Park and the Eastern Shore.
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Garrett county
College Park
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Fant
Drowner Faces Annapolis Trial Left Town and Drowned
A man fled Annapolis by boat ten days earlier and drowned rather than stand trial. Police Justice Armstrong, citing Dr S T Fussil, ruled accidental drowning as the death cause.
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Armstrong
S. T Fussil
Achievement Day For 4-H Clubs Planned
Promoters announce an Achievement Day for 4-H clubs with plans for student awards and demonstrations. Organizers aim to showcase member projects and recognize progress, with tentative events and attendance from club leaders and community sponsors.
Administration Plan Attacked By Borah Office
A Borah-era plan faced fiery opposition as lawmakers questioned its scope and funding. Critics cited potential overreach and questioned the timetable, while supporters argued the plan would streamline governance and improve public services.
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Borah
Robbery Reported at Local Market During Clap Week
A robbery occurred at a local market noted in attendance records for Clap Week. Helen Pearson, county home demonstration agent, was in charge of activities and provided details.
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Helen Pearson
European powers heard U.S. views on looming war
Washington reports Secretary Hull seeks a peaceful resolution in the Abyssinia crisis. Ambassador notices were sent to Italy Britain and France to clarify U.S. position while Rome accuses Ethiopian tribesmen of mass violence. Emperor Haile Selassie rallies Ethiopians to defend liberty and oppose Italian conquest.
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Hull
State Department
Phillips
Augusto Rosso
United States
Africa
Rome
Italy
Eritrea Cancelli
Benito Mussolini
Popolo Dilaho
Mussolini
anns
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selessie
Ethiopi
Stock Market Advances at Accelerated Pace in New York
The New York stock market rose sharply today with many issues hitting new highs for the year. The session featured gains in General Motors and Chrysler, firm steels including Bethlehem and U S and Otis, and ongoing activity in low-priced shares amid generally steady bonds and limited movement in grains and cotton.
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General Motors
Chrysler
DuPont
International Harvester
American Can
Westinghouse
Walgreen
Bethlehem
U. S
Otis
Packard Motor
Weather Today and July Precipitation Review
The report notes data on current precipitation and temperatures. July 1994 shows 1.74 inches of rainfall, with historical deficiency dating back to 1935. High yesterday reached 91, while the prior year’s high was 92. Nighttime low was 7, down from last year’s 7. Moonrise 9:40 p.m., sunrise 4:58 a.m., and streams described as muddy with Poromac clear.
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