Dowager Queen Marie dies in Romania at 63
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania died today at Sinaia palace in her 63rd year. Public buildings in Bucharest flew flags at half staff as Prime Minister Miron Cristea led mass. her death shifts Romania's postwar role and reunites a fractious royal family with her son Carol’s disputed return to power.
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Bucharest
Romania
Marie
Sinaia
Miron Cristeau
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Ferdinand
Carol
Jad
France
Magda Lupescu
Michael
Nicholas
United States
Seattle
Samuel Hill
Red Cross
Carol Long
Helen of
Greece
Grippe
Separation and alimony granted in New York case
Mrs Martha Barkley Ryan was granted a separation and 833.33 monthly permanent alimony from Basil Allen Ryan, heir to part of the Wall Street fortune of Thomas Fortune Ryan. Marion M. Smith pleaded guilty to drunken and reckless driving in Police Court, fined 301, and cast. A tract of 2.5 acres near Burkittsville and Gapland sold at public sale for 500 to D. D. Marker. trustees were Charles R. Butts and Lizzie B. Sigler. Edward S. Delaplaine was attorney. Charles S. Huffer auctioneer.
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New York
Martha Barkley Ryan
Basil Allen Ryan
Wall Street
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Plesds
Guilfe
Marion M. Smith
Frederick
Walter E. Sian
Smith
Denver Shook
Washington
Georgetown Pike
West Fourth
West Fifth Streets
Benjamin E. Butts
Burkittsville
Gapland
D. D. Marker
Charles R. Butts
Lizzie B. Sigler
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Charles 5. Huffer
Fire at Germantown damages Liberty Milling plant
Fire in the drying room of Liberty Milling Co. in Germantown caused about 51000 in damages on Saturday. Fire departments from Gaithersburg and Rockville extinguished the blaze without interrupting plant operations. A R Selby, manager, reported the incident.
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Germantown Germantown
Liberty Milling Co
Gaithersburg
Rockville
A. R. Selby
Missionary to India to address Hood College summer school
Rev J E Graefe on furlough will address the third annual summer school for church workers at Hood College on foreign missions. Rev Dr Amos J Traver announces registration at 95 with sessions through Friday. The program includes Bible hour music period and conferences led by church leaders and missionaries.
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J. E. Graefe
India
Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hood College
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L B Baker
St Matthew's Church
York
Rush Paris
Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess Home
Emma Johnson
Roy Sloop
St. Mark's ‘Church
Hagerstown
Deed of trust filed over Carmack Food Center assets
In the clerk of the court’s office a deed of trust was filed by Paul M Carmack and Frederick Wertheimer trading as Carmack’s Food Center at 243 North Market Street. They convey all business assets to trustee Charles McC Mathias to use sale proceeds to pay creditors.
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Court House
Paul M. Carmack
Frederick Wertheimer
Carmack's Food Center
North Market Street
Charles McC. Mathias
Series of Six Band Concerts for Baker Park
Frederick city and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor six summer band concerts at Baker Park from July 28 to September 1 in cooperation with Huge B. Wolfe. The first three shows feature Yellow Springs Concert Band under Prof. Charles C. T. Stull, followed by the Maryland National Guard First Regiment Band. All concerts are Thursday nights with rain dates Friday. the project aims to foster a community band, with costs shared by the city and chamber.
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Baker Park
City of
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce In Cooperation
Huge B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Orlock
Yellow Springs
Charles C. T. Stull
Wolfe
First Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Chamberley Commerce
Mr. Wolfe
Fire project must start by August 22
Mayor Lloyd C Cutter announced Frederick the city must start work on the fire project by August 22 to qualify for a 16155 dollar federal PWA grant. The city’s share is 19745 dollars, totaling 53900. The plan includes a new fire house on city parking grounds for Citizens Truck Company, improvements to the Junior engine house with an addition on the northern end using an 11 foot alley frontage, and a rear addition housing equipment of the United Fire Company.
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Lloyd C. Cutter
Frederick
Tll
Citizens) Truck Company
United Fire Company
Spanish Rebels Crush Loyalists as War Advances
Insurgent forces push retreating government troops along the Erancan highway toward Sag 15 andes north of Valencia. Warplanes bomb and machine-gun advancing units, with a whole division reportedly trapped in rugged mountain passes under aerial assault.
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France
Errancan
Spar Jowar
Valencia
Barcelosa
An GS Uskatt
Mountor
Hallgren sees Jackson to defeat OConor in Maryland race
Hallgren, ally of Rep. Lewis, predicts Mayor Howard W. Jackson will win the Democratic governorship nomination in Maryland. Observers see a Lewis Jackson alliance against Senator Tydings and Attorney General O Conor. O Conor retorts that Hallgren may learn with more time in politics.
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Baltimore
Mauritz A. Hallgren
David J. Lewis
Millard E. Tydings
Howard W. Jackson
Lewis-Jackson
Tydings
Herbert R. O Conor
O'Conor
Hallgren
Mayer Jackson
Leading Stocks Rise In Mixed New York Market
Leading stocks advanced up to about two points led by strength in steel and motor shares. A few volatile issues rose more, but activity slowed after midday and profit selling trimmed gains. Transfers totaled about 1.6 million shares.
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New York
Leven
Trunks Move Ahead of King and Queen to France
One hundred heavy trunks were trundled from Buckingham Palace as King George and Queen prepare for their visit to France. The trunks were sent to Dover where the royal couple will begin their journey tomorrow aboard the Admiralty yacht Enchantress.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
France
Dovers
British Admiralty
Enchantress
Gillespie Paroled by Gov Nice in Cecil County Case
Annapolis July 1 Governor Harry W Nice granted parole to Mrs Rachel Gillespie Perryville matron convicted in 1936 of the Cecil county gossip slaying of Mrs Emily Fisher The Gillespie parole comes after a little more than half of her four year manslaughter term had been completed and was one of four parole announcements by the governor.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Rachel Gillespie
Perryville
Cecil County
Emily Fisher
Gillespie
Massive N Y refinery blast kills three and injures seventy five
In Wellsville New York a gigantic explosion at the Sin clair Oy refinery killed three and left about 75 injured. A tank of naptha burst near daybreak causing a wall of fire. another tank blast across the Genesee river killed three spectators. Fire crews faced ongoing flames as they battled with extinguishing chemicals and fought to prevent further explosions. Damages are estimated around five million dollars. Emergency calls for firefighting chemicals swept western New York and Pennsylvania.
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Wellsville
Sul Trapo
Sinclair Oy Company
Genesee River
Ollim Johnston
New York
Pennsylvania
Rail Wage Parley Opened In Chicago
The first conference between management and labor over a proposed 15 percent wage cut for U S railroad workers opened in Chicago on July 18. A joint committee of 15 Class 1 railroad officials represented management, while labor interests were led by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen officials. Negotiations for the other 16 unions of non operating employees were scheduled for Wednesday.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Roosevelt Prepares For His Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt unlimbered tackle for a day of fishing at Magdalena Bay aboard the cruiser Houston en route to the Panama Canal. The party sails from San Diego and receives greetings at Cedros Island from President Lazaro Cardenas.
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Panama
Roosevelt
Magdalena Bay
California
Mexico
Houston
Panama Canal
Magdalena
Cedros Island
San Diego
Roosevel
Cedros
Lazaro Cardenas
Roosevelt May Make New Fireside Chat
Well informed persons consider it increasingly possible Roosevelt would deliver a fireside chat upon returning from his western tour. The speech would recount his observations of American conditions and summarize his political goals. Last September he spoke after a national tour that carried him through drought areas. An English typhoid outbreak led Croydon to face about 100 damage suits from bereaved relatives.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Drouth
Corrigan Flies Solo Across Atlantic In Antiquated Plane
Douglas Corrigan landed at Baldonnel Dublin after an unapproved 28 hour flight from New York. He claimed there was not much to it and said he flew above the clouds all the way, denying landing papers were needed. The single-noted craft, no radio, carried him to the coast with fuel nearly gone.
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Baldonnel Airport
Dublin
Ire
Douglas Corrigan
Lak
New York
Corrigan
Floyd Bennett
California
Corjrigan
Jer
Eric
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Paris
E.s
Belfast
Belfast Harbor
Baldonnel
Executed For Sending Bombs In Cigar Boxes
Bellefonte Pennsylvania July 18 AP Michael Fugmann, a 44 year old former German artilleryman, died in the electric chair after claiming innocence to the last. He was executed for the Good Friday 1936 bomb murders involving six bombs sent in cigar boxes to Luzerne county officials, mine union readers, and a neighbor.
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Bellefonte
Michael Fugmann
Luzerne
Mine Union
Weather Record with July Precipitation Figures
Weather record notes 24 hour precipitation ending at a.m. today and July to date 2.80 inches, with July normal 4.02 inches. Actual July 1937 3.46 inches, July 1938 deficiency 1.358 inches. Highs yesterday and year ago, lows last night and year ago, sun and moon times, and streams Monocacy and Potomac muddy at Point of Rocks.
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Potomac
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