Frederick firemen close annual meeting with street parade
Frederick city hosts the second day of the Frederick County Firemen’s Association convention. About 80 engines and city apparatus prepare for afternoon hook-up contests on East Church Street with a parade planned at 5 pm led by the American Legion Drum Corps. Prizes reward best apparatus and attire, with judges stationed at the reviewing stand. Tonight features a street dance for up to 22 participants with Hagan’s Orchestra providing music.
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Benmert
Ben Rosenour, Jr
Roger B. Wolfe
Preston E. Michael
Hagan
West man faces Maryland murder trial after tavern stabbing
A man described as the son of Jonna 25 is returned from Seattle to Chestertown Maryland to face a grand jury in connection with a fatal stabbing at a tavern dance near here on June 29. The defendant is accompanied by N Bennett Jr and William Bennett.
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Seattle
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Weather Summary for Taoom Area Today
Weather notes show 0.08 inches of iffy precipitation in 24 hours ending at Taoom with 0.02 inches on some days. Normal precipitation set at 1 inch, actual lower by year statewide. 1935 figures differ. Low temperatures around 72 and 75 degrees compared with last year. Sun sets at 7:30 pm, rises at 5:04 am. moon rises near 2:00 am and sets at 4:57 pm. Streams Monocacy and Potomac muddy on Maryland side, clear on Virginia side.
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Taoom
dawe
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
War Ace Held Sought the French authorizes in connection
A wartime ace, B. Cotes Nedeocker, 65, was photographed with his attorney at police headquarters in New York after arrest. Nedecker, an American ace, remained in Paris after the war and founded a private bar sing firm.
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Nedecker
Paris
Stock Market Cautiously Edges Ahead on Mixed Gains
New York July 25 AP stocks opened cautiously amid a market maze of selective buying and gains in big issues. Some firms led by Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward and American Telephone rose while General Motors General Electric and U S Steel lagged. Bank clearings for the week rose 22 percent from a year ago.
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Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
American Telephone
Good Fear
New York Central
General Motors
General Electric
U. S. Steel
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Anaconda
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mai
Southern Pacific
Dun and
Stad- Street
Two More Deaths In State Due To Heat
Baltimore AP reports two additional heat related deaths in Maryland bring monthly toll to ten. Endl Borst, 55, died at a hospital after being overcome by heat while driving yesterday. James Mumsford, a Black man, was found dead in bed. coroner cites heat attack as cause.
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James Mumsford
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Tentative $200 Million Tax Bill Drafted By House Committees
Washington report notes a tentative agreement on a new tax bill aimed at raising about $260 million annually. Details signal differences within House and Senate committees, with Democrats in the foreground and inter-corportation and presidential implications hinted but not finalized.
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Washington
Col HL H Rogers U S Industrial Magnate Dead
Southampton July 25 AP Henry Huddieston Rogers 35 prominent industrialist and utility executive died at Southampton General Hospital after recent illness He had been treated at Johns Hopkins in March His marriages ended in divorce his third wife was descendant of New England colonial families Rogers held posts at Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Richmond Light and Railway and Virginia Railway Company He rose to wealth amid Virginia interests and domestic troubles followed his career river and marriage scandals noted by officials and public.
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Henry Huddieston Rogers
Standard
Southampton General Hospital
Rogers
Marce
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast Electri Railway
Richmond Light and Railway Company
Virgina Railway Company
Salm Von Hoogstraten
mae
Mary Benjamin
Basil Miles
Pauline Van Der Voort Dresser
New England
Kephart Named Chief Justice of Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Associate Justice John W. Kephart of Cambria county will become the next Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The appointment will shift after Chief Justice Robert Frazier’s 21 year term expires in January, with Ander Simpson Jr. previously slated to succeed.
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viadelphia
John W. Kephart
Cambria county
Supreme Court ‘of Pennsylvania
ander Simpson, Jr
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Jusce Robert
Frazier
Stations Near Completion At Gethsbure Battlefield
James R. MacConaghie announces two stone entrance stations at the Gethsbure battlefield will be finished in about a month. One sits at the intersection of Stene avenue and the Lincoln highway west, the other along the Emmitsburg road south of Confederate avenue.
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Emmitsburg road
Confederate avenue
Shriners Invitees for Cumberland Functions Revealed
Shriners have been invited to social events hosted by Ali Ghan Temple of Cumberland. A Shrine stag pictic is planned Friday at Ali Ghan County Club. Shriners and their families will attend events at Braddock Heights under the Hagerstown Shrine.
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Ali Ghan Temple
A. A. O. MM OS
Cumberland
Central Bank Debate Sparks Senate Test in Washington
In Washington on July 25, central bank advocates faced a sharp rebuke from Senator Glass who called a central bank plan repugnant to the Federal Reserve System. Senator Nye will speak on an amendment as Democratic leaders expect banking bill passage soon.
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Nye
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Federal Reserve Board
Frederick County Bond Refinancing Sees Few Present Bonds
Frederick County bonds totaling 322700 issued for school turnpike and almshouse refinancing were callable August 1 1935. Few bondholders presented both interest and principal by July 1 only about 50000 was redeemed via local banks. A June 14 new 322700 issue was sold to a syndicate including W W Lanahan and Company Equitable Trust and Union Trust of Maryland to refinance the old issues and move to serial payments.
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W. W. Lanahan and Company
Equitable Trust Company
Union Trust Company of Maryland
Frederneck county
Town Clock Errors Due to Winds and Loose Dials
The town clock in the Trinity tower suffers wrong time readings caused by wind effects and a faulty dial mechanism. A sharp dial twist could break a joint, stopping hands. repairs require tower reconnection. St John’s and Trinity towers rise about 100 and 160 feet, with clocks visible across the city for setting by residents.
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Had No License and Odd Word Fragments Do Not Align
A garbled OCR item mentions lacks of license, names Wes and McDonald, and a reference to five o clock Tuesday. It also includes fragmented phrases about seven as lucky and the Lord's Prayer, plus seven ages of man, without clear context or cohesive event.
Wade H. D. Warfield Dies At Sykesville
Wade H. D. Warfield, 70, former Carroll County state senator, died after a six week illness in Sykesville Maryland. A Democrat, he served in the State Senate from 1916 to 1918 and did not seek further public office. He previously operated hardware stores before selling to a Frederick firm and retiring about years ago. A separate note says Davi Perree and Mr Ritt were arrested on malious damage to an automobile. Hearings set before Judge Flanagan at Westminster July 30.
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Wade H. D. Warfeld
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Warfield
Senate
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Davi Perree
Ritt
Agnes Hood
Flanagan
Westminster
Transfer of Virgin Islands Governor Promotes Lawrence Cramer
Named Governor President Ri3se promotes Lawrence W Cramer of New York to Pearson’s deputy, after Pear son’s misfeasance linked to St Croix Island governance. The appointment follows allegations connected to the late governor’s tenure and pardons.
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Virgin Islands
Paul M Pearson
Lawrence W Cramer
New York
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ofFiewalena
St Croix Island
New Deal In Washington Brings Food Wage Debate
Washington July 25 A key fact about the work relief program is overlooked. Up to 3,000,000 relief workers and families may not earn enough to eat. Official wages range 19 to 94 dollars a month, average about 50 dollars. A family of four would need around 1,500 dollars yearly for adequate food, yet many will earn far less. The piece discusses implications for hunger, farm programs, and political reactions, including Secretary Wallace’s purchases and liberal critiques of New Deal figures.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Roosevelt
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Bureau of Home Economics
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Wallace
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Condition Little Changed After Accident Inquiry
Condition shows little change as investigators note no new signs of improvement for the patient, Predetiix C. ponditon of Weenon Mowindgin. Medical staff report steady vitals and continue observation amid ongoing treatment.
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Memorial Road Commission Forms To Study Linking Shrines
The Gettysburg Memorial Boulevard Commission gathered at the White House to plan a boulevard linking the Lincoln Memorial Gettysburg Battlefield and Gettysburg Shrine. Attendees included Vice President Garner Senators Guffer and Ivdings Rep Haines Rep Lewis and park service director Cammerer. Rep Haines urged adding Hanover Pennsylvania to honor the nearby Civil War battle.
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Guffer
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Arno B. Cammerer
national park service
Frederic A. Delang
Roosevelt
Melvin CG. Hazen
District of Columba
Phillip Dodge
Hanover
Gettysburg
World Is Red Hot Says Reunion Speaker
Frederick city and county Evangelical and Reformed members joined peers from Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia the District of Columbia and Maryland for the denomi nations 46th annual reunion at Pen Mar A program featured Prof William R Barnhart Hood College who warned of rising materialism and militarism and urged spiritual ideals The address outlined essential ideals including spiritual supremacy love of truth social individuality human solidarity and equal rights for all He noted science advances from forward looking minds yet religion and politics lag behind and warned modern politics rely on outdated 15th 16th century liberal economic theories and corporate finance group Hood ministers led the singing and culminated the event
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Pen Mar
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Hood College
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Mortgage Case Returns to Harford County Court
A mortgage dispute involving a Bay Mom family returns to Harford County Court. The case centers on actions to foreclose and seek remedies after claims the act was unconstitutional. A final decree had been sought, with prior arguments about exemptions and legal standards.
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