Elkton Roads Case Denies Plan To Oust Democrats
Elkton Md June testimony from Dr Homer H B Tapler chairman of the State Roads Commission denies a plan to substitute Republicans for Democrats in county road offices. He says the goal was not wholesale party substitutions as the commission studies road maintenance conditions.
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Elkton
Homer HB Tapler
E Sate Roads Commission
Cirton Court
Varius Coun
Ced Cormty
Joseph T. Rechamis
Richards
State Commission
Wilam M Cameror
Tablers
Roads Commission
Tabler
No Roads Commission
I T
Te Commission
Barman
Commission Ad
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Kent
Fredercx
Charles
Diary barred in murder trial of Gerald Thompson
In Peoria Illinois on July 30 the diary of Gerald Thompson was barred from evidence as the defense rested its case in a trial for the murder and rape of Mildred Hallmark a 19 year old cafeteria hostess. Prosecutors argued the diary was immaterial and improper as it detailed sexual depravity and attacks on 16 other girls. Judge Joseph Dally sustained the objections noting the diary could not be admitted.
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Peoria
Gerald Thompson
Mildred Halmark
Thompson
Attornes Bawm
Joseph Dally
Rebels social value of an upside down stomach revealed
Jean Mc Henry, 15, sister of Asses Jane McHenry, drew national attention with a topsy turvy lifestyle. Alyce in New York hosted parties while she stayed largely alone at their hotel. Jean prepares to board a TWA plane from Newarea to Omaha seeking amusement.
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Jean McHenry
Jane McHenry
Alyce
New York
Jean
TWA
Newarea
Aynome
Omaha
Buffet Breakfast Lets Guests Sleep Late for Morning Meals
A historical menu describes a buffet breakfast format where guests can sleep in, with coffee in large cups and elaborate desserts omitted. It lists fruit starters, waffle batter for on demand waffles, egg souffle ingredients, casseroles, ham, bread crumbs, and a variety of beverages, culminating in a breakfast capable of serving many with minimal service.
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Liberty
Unusually High Temperatures Across Regions Today
A searing July day with 1060 high temperatures reported, widespread heat across Frederick and nearby areas. Tuesday showed fluctuating readings from 57 to the upper 80s as hot air persisted, with several stations recording 102 degrees or more in multiple cities along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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Cneta
Frederick
Pacific Norvines
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Hanses
Cry
Omaha
Savannah
S. Leu
Oklahoma
Man Fatally Struck by Western Passenger Train
In Adams County a man named Carbaugh was killed after starting to cross tracks near Getrsoure when a Western passenger train struck him. Engineer John T Starz of Baltimore reported applying brakes as the train stopped about twenty feet later. Carbaugh, a Transylvania National Guard member, was identified by his widow.
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Etuyseu
John T Starz
Baltamore
Edgar
Adams County Coronnet
Carbaugh
Starr
Transylvania National Guard
New Market Social Notes From Maryland Visit Various Kin
Community diary records Jay 31 Mayrs John B Dons from Savannah and others from Baltimore and Syxesville joining funeral attendance for Miss Nanme Reich. Nearby residents and visitors include Dr Hamord Hopkins and Rosem Hopkins from Baltimore, Mrs W S Glanville at Solomons Island, Frank Caspar resuming atimore, Miss Rae Glar and Mrs E P Roop with Margavies in York, Miss Ree Gentile Garner in Avanic Cry, Mrs Virginia Bartlet visiting Gathersourg, Mr and Mrs Hampton Wells of Greensburg hosting relatives, Newton Sries and Patc.a visiting Syies, W Smith guest of Mrs Carre S, Mr Frans Hammona and Mrs Cara Jones in Baltimore, Grace P E Church School noted.
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New Market
Jay
John B. Dons
Savannah
W. L. Spencer
WoLf
Mary Smuts
Syxesvile
Mir John Reich
Baltimore
Nanme H Reich
D. Jar Sier
Perryman
Aime Suer
Hamord Hopkins
Ruxcen
Me Rosem Hopkins
Vurgimia Bartlet
S.i
Dorothy Barrett
Grayson Scevems
Cottage Para
Cc T Stims
Hampton Wels and
Gaughter
Greensburg
B O Wis
Vis Newton Sries
Daushner Patc.c.a
Vis.ung
Syies
Ama
C W Mettate
Orange
J. and
Vivane
Negara
Viscea
W Sponse
Sara Grfi
W Smith
Carre
Rose Keller
J E Warz
Frans Hammona
Freas
Monsay
Cara Jones
Ba.t.more
Scaamniers
Usses
Annie
Mary Scheepwhire
Maurice Baker
Ausiam Wh
Rederick
Grace P. E. Church School
Nul
Wheat Committee Elections Held Across County
The final of twelve meetings to elect Wheat Reduction Control Association committees was held in Walkersville High School with about 45 attendees. County agent Herry Shoemaker explained the purpose as directors of the association prepare to elect officers and form the wheat allotment panel, listing current chairs and members across multiple towns.
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Walkersvile
Jefferson
Wormumg
Libertytown
Herry RK Shoemaker
Vadhe
Willout & M
Walker E. Burrall
New Market
Allen M Pitzer
Lewissown
Ernest Speaks
Alvie M. Enter
Mc. Pleasant
Auto Accident Near Frederick Jund Leads to Court Disposition
A two car collision near Frederick Jund Sunday morning resulted in a charge of reckless driving being dismissed for lack of corroborating evidence. Harry J. Wills of Tramsville faced the charge and a separate license violation. testimony described one car crossing toward Washington and the other striking side, causing damage. Burgee, also of Tramsville, sustained minor injuries from glass as both vehicles sustained damage. State Officer Walter May led the investigation. Claude Gardner, colored, was found guilty of drunkenness and disruptive conduct and sentenced to one day in jail after arrest by Officer Frank Dorsey. Buenos Aires reportedly hosts the world’s largest electric sign.
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Frederick Jund
Walter E. Sinn
Harry J. Wills
Tramsville
Alon i
William G. Burgee
Tamsville
Washington
Georgetown Pike
Mehrling Place
Frederick Junction
Wills
Burgee
Frederick
Burges
Frederik
Walter May
Claude Gardner
Jell
Frank Dorsey
Funeral Remembrances Tie Washington Friends to Delaware
Reid and Jackson families attend Saturday afternoon funeral services for Miss Nannie H Reich ez of Frederica. Washington visitors Miss Gen eva Reich and Mrs Linda Rech join in mourning alongside Frederick Siffrm and Mrs George Selvage. Miss Mamie Borer from Woorts boro stops to see friends and attend the funeral. Miss Olive Jane Prance and Miss Louse France return to Washington DC after visiting their aunt Mrs Olive Sponse ler.
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Solomons
Ket
Atlantic Land
Mamie Borer
Woortsboro
Nanzue Reich
Olive Jane Prance
Mus Louse
France
Washington, DC
Olive Sponseler
Returned to School: Frederick youth questioned on escape
Russell Seibert Ellis, 16, of Frederick, was returned to Rosewood State Training School at Owings Mills, Baltimore County, after being picked up by city police amid concerns he might attempt another escape due to destitution. He was found at his mother's West Patrick Street home after authorities were notified, and his response to remaining at the school was uncertain. Also corrected: the driver of a crash near Yellow Springs Pike was James Conroy, not John Conroy.
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Russell Seibert Ellis
Frederick Yrouth
Rosewood Strate Training School
Owings Mil
Baltimore County
Ellis
Sergi
William ¥. Anderson
George Hoffman
West Patrick Street
Jed
Rosewood
James Conroy
Yellow Springs Pike
Frederick
John Conroy
Frederick’s Appreciation Senses the World Beyond
In a brief note, Frederick expresses appreciation and a sense that the world beyond is visible, inviting broader horizons and connection beyond local bounds. The message hints at curiosity and a greeting to readers, urging openness to distant perspectives.
Buckeystown Beats Adams Town In Speedball
Buckeystown girls win revenge on Adams Town 21 to 16 at Baker Park. Mary Ella Murray homered and stroked three singles for Adams Town, while Ruth Derry and Myre starred for Buckeystown on the bathhouse diamond.
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Buckeystown
Adamstown
Bathhouse
Baker Park
Mary Ella Murray
Adamsoun
Myre
Ruth Derry
B Thomas
Shomaop
Burns
Carey
Hickman
Murray
A Thomas
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George 3. Alinac
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Mr. Speaker
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