Court Bill Near Death In Senate
Senator Wheeler says opponents of the Roosevelt court bill will draft a compromise restricted to lower courts and submit it to the administration. He asserts his group has enough votes to recommit the current bill and vows no expansion of the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Garner
Supreme Court
Montana
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
White House
Reformed Reunion Program Set for Pen-Mar Event
The forty eighth annual Reformed churches reunion and fourth Evangelical and Reformed gathering will be held at Pen-Mar on Thursday. Dr. John A. Schaeffer of Franklin and Marshall College will deliver the address on The Appeal of the Church Related College. The program includes choir selections, prayers, hymns, and an all college hour led by Massanutten Academy. Charles W. Lough of Frederick named to Pen Mar reunion board of directors.
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Reformed Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen-Mar
John A. Schaeffer
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Potomac Synod
Pen- Mar
Assembly
Irwin A. Raubenhold
York
Land of Home
Sibelius
Frank A. Rosenberer
Baltimore
Walkersville
Schactler
Edwin M. Sando
Hanover
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Nelson C. Brown
Charles R. Zweizig
Frank A. Rosenberger
Felix
Planes and land forces simulate war movements today
Airmen from Frederick field observed infantry from Camp Ritchie enact the battle of Harbaugh's Valley as three Fifth Infantry battalions from Cascade advanced toward Camp Ritchie. Two air force planes watched, red streamers marked enemy ships, and mosaic maps from 1931 guided the maneuver over Frederick and Washington counties. Training extended into Thursday with a two week period finishing Saturday.
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Frederick
Camp Ritchie
George W. Cobb
Detrick Field
Fifth Infantry
Cascade
Deerfield
Sabillasville
Ritchie
Air Force
Upper Frederick
Washington Countes
Franklin
Adams
Pennsylvania
Harbaugh
Politicians to Speak at North Beach Rally in Maryland
North Beach Maryland hosts a Saturday rally by the North Beach Democratic club with speakers including Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson a gubernatorial candidate, Attorney General Herbert R. OConor, State Senate President Lansdale G. Lasseer, Senators Millard BE Tydings and George L. Radcliffe, and Mrs Yivances McFadden head of the Southern Maryland United Democratic clubs.
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North Beach
United States
Maryland
Democratic Club
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lansdale G. Lasseer
State Senate
Millard BE
Tydings
George L. Radcliffe
Six Month Sentences For Robbery Pair In Brunswick
Justice William H. Campbell imposed six months total on two men caught in robberies near Brunswick. One received three months for larceny of auto parts plus two more for resisting arrest, while the other got thirty days for attempted robbery after being linked to a rolling keg and a liquor-fueled scene.
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William H. Campbell
Brunswick
House of Correction
Jewell Redmond
Redmond
Joseph E. Chew
John R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Chew
Difvers
Robert Webber
H. M. Summers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Webber
Summers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Ice Company
Alonzo Carter
New Addition
Ernest L. Main
Carter
Main
Urbana
William L. Smith
Peoples Court
Walter FB. Linn
Smith
First Draft Of Twenty Years Ago Remembered Now
Frederick readers recall the 1917 draft when New ton Baker drew names from a glass bowl to select the first soldiers for World War I. The news office posted numbers as drawn. early entries included 258 George Robert Shaw of 227 South Market Street, later at a government gas plant and now in Verona, New Jersey. Frederick County sent over 2,100 men, about ten percent of its male population, in successive drafts with many listed by address and number.
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Washington
George Robert Shaw
South Market Street
Shaw
Verona
N. J
Rey A. Cannon
West Fifth Street
Albert V. Harding
Adamstown
Curtis Tay Weddle
Thurmont
W. Munroe O'Toole
Roy C. Harp
Myersville
John T. Brown
Charles W Brooks
Frederick
C. Lewis Crawford
Harry ©. Gilbert
Daniel E. Swomiey
Frederick County
Terrific Battle for Madrid Intensifies Amid Frontline Shifts
Insurgent forces renew three directional thrusts to seize hilltop Peak 60 near Villa Nueva de la Canaria fifteen miles west of Madrid. Government troops concede loss of the peak after three days of counterattacks but defend Valdemorilla and Villa Nueva del Parillo at the pocket’s mouth. Separately, injuries from a Tuesday auto truck crash near New Market leave John Main Frederick Roule and Mrs Margaret Graham reported unchanged in Frederick City Hospital.
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Madrid
Jose Miaja
Muaja
Villa Nouva de la Canaria
Valdemorilla
Villa Neuva del Parbillo
Madria “Milicinnas
John €. Main
Frederick Roule
Margaret Graham
Pittsburgh
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
Hit and Run Driving Case Hearing Friday
A Friday hearing is set in Rockville for Roger Engle in a fatal hit and run. Engle, a Frederick Junction farm worker, is accused of striking Sarah Joppie near Rockville on Sunday night and leaving the scene. She died two hours after the collision at Montgomery county hospital. Engle surrendered to police the next day after being traced to the A B Smith farm.
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Rockville
Roger Engle
Frederick Junction
Sarah Joppie
Engle
Poliice
Montgomery County Hospital
Engte
A. B. Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Howard Smith
Engie
Outdoor Program At Gambrill State Park
A group of twenty five cars will depart Coblenz Mall at 6 PM to transport attendees of the Maryland Lutheran Synod Summer School of Leadership Training to Gambrill State Park High Knob for a devotional and recreation program led by Dr. Robert Clare and Rev Fred Seibel with Dr Paul White. Return is planned about 10 PM. Transportation arranged by James K. Falk.
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Coblents Mall
Finle Gates
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Gaml State Park
High Knob
Robert Clare
Baltimore
Fred RR. Seibel
Walkersville
Paul& White
New York City
L. Ralph Tabor
Middletown
State Luther League
J Harole Hooper
Frederick
Mevran Hall
Coblenty Hall
Seibel
Japan Will Enforce Arm Demands in North China Crisis
Tokyo cabinet orders enforcement by arms over the alleged surrender of North China points to extend Japanese influence. Privy Council approving yesterday’s attack on Wanpinghsien, with Premier Konnoye convening daily emergency sessions as fighting with the 28th Chinese army continues near Peiping. Japan draws on a $3 million reserve fund and drafts a bill seeking $12 million more for troop movements.
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Tokyo
API
North China
Privy Council
Wanpinghsien
Peiping
Fumimaro Konnoye
Japan
Sung Cheh- Yuan
Sung
Kiyoshi Katsuki
Marco Polo Bridge
Gen. Sung
Damres T
Diet
New Democratic Leader Elected After Tight Senate Vote
By a single vote Senator Barkley was chosen as Democratic Senate leader to succeed State Senator Robinson amid a bitter court fight. The selection follows party contention and aims to settle internal disputes.
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Barkley
Robinson
Barkley Elected Senate Leader Amid Court Bill Scramble
Reports of possible drastic changes to Roosevelt court bill spread as Alben Barkley wins Democratic Senate leadership 38 to 37 over Pat Harrison. Garnet given broad power to settle the dispute. rumors of scrapping added justices and swift unity push circulate amid party caucus discussions. Barkley courted in discussions with Roosevelt, aiming to unite administration and Senate factions.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Barkley
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Supreme Court
Garner
Roosevelt
Harkley
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Earle Says Lehman Is Guilty Of Disloyalty
Harrisburg report quotes Governor George Earle calling New York Governor Herbert Lehman guilty of real disloyalty for opposing the court's reorganization plan. Earle, a liberal socially but wary economically, says Lehman betrayed the President at a crucial moment and questions the Supreme Court's handling of the constitution.
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Harrisburg
Capy
George VE. Earle
Herbert
L Lehman
New York
Earle
Stell
Lehman
Fos
Farle
Tuchman
Supreme Court
Americans Brace for Possible Conflict in Tientsin
The 15th United States Infantry is ordered to stand by with full war packs to defend American interests and keep the rail line open to Chinwangtao as tensions with Japan flare. The consulate urges volunteer companies to reinforce the garrison. Businessmen organize fortifications amid shelling reports and alleged civilian casualties while Japanese forces claim civilian evacuations were warned.
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Tientsin
15Th
United States Infantry
Chinwanging
China
Japan
United Consulate
Peiping
Vinswer
Romans Pay Final Tribute to Guglielmo Marconi in Rome
Thousands in Rome file past the bier of Guglielmo Marconi at the Royal Academy in solemn lines. He died at 63 from heart paralysis and will be buried in Bologna after a state funeral in Rome with Mussolini and cabinet officials attending. The procession includes an honor guard as authorities request San Petronio cathedral services before burial. The note also recalls New York’s first horse car line on the Bowery and Fourth Avenue.
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Rome
Guglielmo
Penius
Royal Academy
Bologna
Rafael
Galtea
Academy
Discretian
San Petromio Cathedral
Mussolini
New York City
Bowery
Fourth Avenue
Prince Street 1
Union Place
14Th Street
Weather Record Shows Sparse Data From July
Weather record notes precipitation for 24 hours ending at 7 am today at 0.27 inches, July to date 2.1 inches, and July 1936 4.48 inches. Excess in 1937 precipitation is listed, with July 1 at 7.46 inches. Yesterday's high temperature 74.8, last night low 41, sun set 7:33 pm, sun rise 3:01 am, moon rise 6:51 pm, moon set 4:10 am. Streams at Potomac slandv Monocacy muddy.
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Potomac
De Valera Re-Elected President In Irish Free State Vote
Dublin July 21 Eamon de Valera was re elected President of the Irish Free State by the Dail in a vote seen as his third term. Opposition leader William T Cosgrave challenged the result saying the general election supported his policies. The new constitution severs links with Great Britain and renames the country Eire. Oakland Bay Bridge hoboes sheltered no more as parks crews plant to curb itinerants.
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New York
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
Rta Tt
William T. Cosgrave
de Valera
Cosgrave
Free State
Great Britain
Eire
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
Oakland Parks Department
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London
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Tually
Maily
Gambrill State Park
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Fleetricity
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Joseph H. Himes
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