License Revenues Rise for M E Conference in Westminster
Revenue from beer and liquor licenses in Westminster reached about 27000 during May 1935 with total county licenses at 168. the rise tied to more outlets selling hard liquor. Marriage licenses rose to 190 in May, up from 100 last year, as Pennsylvania law changes required longer notice. Delegations from Westminster prepare to attend Methodist conference sessions at Centenary church with Bishop Hughes presiding and multiple gatherings planned.
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Prodes
Clark Li. C. Wachter
Omers
G. Ed Myers
Pennsylvania
Btata Game Department
Calvary Methodie
Centenary Church
Elasug
Wesoeen
Maryland College
Per CF Ellis Wollnurs
Qatar
Calvary Church
Wall
Casper E Cline
Chuirches
Harry C. Swanvyey
Tramsville
Urbana
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Young People's Banque
Edwlh Holt Hughes
Washington
Paul B. Kern
Charlotte
N.C
Southern Methodist Church
Methodist
Stone Chapel
Strawbridge
Frst
Johns Evans
John T. Ensor
William A. Sraggerty
Board of Ministerial Training
Frank G. Porter
Miller
Mutual Relief Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Hanna P. Miller
Jsaane
Will Apps
Western Maryland College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Preachers’ Fund Society
Women's Missionary Society
M. RB. Etchton
Glimore Plault
Mra
Pauline Koontz
Amen Hendrickson
C. E. Cline
Frances Buckingham
Mary Yingling
Misa Anna M. Schantz
Intents
Republican Leaders Prepare For Convention
Washington reports Republican leaders began travel to Cleveland for the quadrennial convention with party factions mobilizing amid premeeting activity. A Chicago Farmer-Labor-Nee conference defeated a bid to organize a separate convention, keeping focus on the GOP gathering.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Farmer-Labor- Nee
Philadelphia
Michigan
Am Oradio Aire Mente
HC. Kaltenbom
Come. Diennator
Vandentarg
Republina
Democrate
Paris
All Ethiopia Divided Into Five Parts By Duce
Rome reports Benita Mussolini orders Ethiopia split into five administrative parts. Each division to be a homogeneous unit, with Addis Ababa named capital and a viceroy in charge aided by a vice governor general and chief of staff for military affairs across the new imperial structure.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Benita Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Fxhlopin
Weirton Steel Co. President is Dead
John C. Williams, 60, president of Weirton Steel and a pioneer in the industry, died after a sudden illness in the Upper Ohio River valley. Williams led the company for years and helped organize operations since 1345, according to local reports.
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Weirton Steel Co
Leubenville
John C. Willams
Weirton Steel Company
Mixtern
Industral Upper Oh River Valley
Adwart
Caret Wola
Wisemmer
Weare
Fan
W.va
Stamens
William Head
Weren
Orzanne Ab
Earden Club Flower Show Planned at Presbyterian Church
Arrangements are complete for the Earden Club Flower Show to be held in the social room of the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon and evening from 2:30 to 8. Entries include fifteen classes with prizes and juries led by Mrs. G Pitts Raleigh and others. Local clubs will exhibit still life and garden club members will enter various floral and miniature arrangements. A luncheon, cake and refreshments booth, and garden supplies sales will accompany the event to benefit the C. Burr Artz Library grounds.
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Presbyteria
Bostock
G Pitts Raleigh
Henry Jay Qyer
Daltymure
Elains Funkhouser
J. A. Gong
J. A. Gong, Singersteun
Holmes DL. Baker
Cubs
Ottmieiyey
Bliss Nan Knott
Booth
Mra. Riddell
Carlos de Garmendia
EL Dwight) McCain
Wo Aldds
Vincent Rovers
Lillian Sehley
Mere
Wilam
Delaptasine
Frank Nicodemmia
Gerd
Peters
C. Burr Artz
West Virginia Board Halts US Road Action
The West Virginia Road Commission sought to condemn a bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Perry to enable a temporary crossing. Federal court in Baltimore paused Maryland and related proceedings, weighing whether to issue a permanent injunction against condemnation actions.
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West Virginia
Chames Tusa
WoVa
Commisson
Unerpers Perry
Baltimore
Gail
Maryland Illiad Comimisson
Maryland
John T. Barterfield
Haltimore
Maryla
Traivorane
Lorin
West Verne
Margianil
Final Rites On Tuesday For Late All Saints Rector
News notes the rector of All Saints, aged 26 years, died Saturday night. Clerics and colleagues pay tribute as services are planned for Tuesday.
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ALL Saints Rector
China Moves To Tighten Policy Against Japan
A fragmented report notes China intends stronger policy measures toward Japan as geopolitical tensions rise. The piece references military and political actions, with mentions of wartime-era officials and regional security deployments.
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China
Fusionists Divide On Abolishment Of Board
A Rockville article reports a split in Montgomery County commissioners leading to the abolition of the Department of Public Welfare. Charles King and two fusionists opposed by Ray Souder propose moving activities to a state board, with Souder as chief. The county treasurer remains independent, and a windfall salary adjustment is noted for Souder.
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Rockville
Hastory
Board of Montgomery County Commissioners
Department of Public Welfare
Bin
Charles EB. Icing
Tiemineratia - Mamhere Binh Rt
Lanstale
Robert 19Agner
Imbie Welfare Board
Board of State Aidate Charities
Souder
Iie
Bard
Western Maryland College Holds 66th Commencement at Westminster
At Westminster, the 66th commencement of Western Maryland College conferred Bachelor of Arts on 100 graduates at 10 o'clock. Dr. Herian K. Horne of New York University delivered the address on Education as Personality Building, stressing heredity, environment, and will. Twenty-five graduates received Reserve Officers’ Training Corps commissions. honorary and advanced degrees were also awarded to several local students and college presidents conferred Doctors of Law.
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Brederieke
Western Maryland College
Westminster
der Pret
G Wollaway
Rece Tv
Herian K. Horne
Department of Philosophy and History of Education
New York University
Aity
U.S. Army
Omeers Training Corps
Coumtertans
Ty Mieutenant
L. Mely
Silvester
Cneer
Port George G. Meade
Tocal
Harold Paul Ath
Fear Harrison Hollis
Frederick
Walter Clifton Maullinix
Woodbine
Joseph Blearney Plann
New Windsor
Donald James Roop
New Market
Annie Mary Hoyer
Thaomascus
Sarah Elizabeth Myurtner
Boonsboro
Heattlee Mae Cutsall
Monrovia
Annabelle Virginia Eby
Pmdimasve
Catherine Ldn Kephart
Catherine Isabel Indollar
Taneys Joan
Muriel M. Wally
Brunswick
Ethel FE. Garsuch
Thachelor
Acadegier
Byran A. Schneider
Drancey Louise Mirny
Union Bridge
Arte Survitia Culture
Misa Wilely
Schneider
Misa Weindtallap
Viffean Studen
Tiny Star Dias Tint Gandy Assembly at 45 Lean Mass & RL
A garbled report describes a compact gathering involving Rody Mylek and others at a temple garden setting. The event centers on a tiny lipdecame of pasa oeroeateris pievte, with fourteen participants and a single line of action noted.
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Dias
Gandy
Rody Mylek
Ado Onmiery
Inchea
Ean Lemas
Two Cars Damaged In Tennessee Crash Near Widdletown
A two vehicle collision near Widdletown left both cars damaged. The report notes cautious driving and indicates responders arrived promptly, with no serious injuries stated. Authorities continue to investigate circumstances of the crash.
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Widdletown
Ten fatal accidents listed by the motor vehicle department
A weekly report details ten fatal accidents and related offenses totalling 6508 dollars. It cites drunken driving, reckless driving, speeding, no insurance, and unauthorized use across multiple locales including Brunswick Grey A Stonesifer and Emmitsburg Guy V. Dolly, with numerous fines and suspensions.
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Commis
Chas
C. Null
South Street
Orotee I. Wageerman
Emiksbirg
Robert W. Snurr
Middletown
Brunswick—Grey A
Nuckeyspan
Werman — Catrat
James W. Linton
Nurkitsvlle
John FE. Malott
Naros
Emmitsburg
Guy V. Dolly
Reeks Tess
George W. Morgan
Raymond J. Funes
Michard Schwartz
Marty S. Smith
Reck Dess
Carroll N. Bronestier
Preterick
Earl Caddy
Nn Heemac
Sin
Elmer
Tiiwon
Carl F. Mealey
Harey F. Bation
Aton
Boules Yard
George L. Schaefer
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Wik
Jobhn I Murphy
Treks
Lo Keeney
Run Hier
UrbanaTrron Davall
Paaing
Throwlore Mattheas
Curtle Miller
Reckless
Titan
Tentence
Sidney Bo
I Omies
Petit
Eure
Chares Herrick
Ernest CH
Werte
Tyegrance
Queen Mary Arrives New York After Voyage Record Review
A damaged OCR item reports the Queen Mary arriving in New York without breaking a record, noting the voyage details and comparisons to the Nore Vcharted vessel. It mentions oath ceremonies and a consul general, with confusion over places like Bishop's Rock and Ambrose, and lists times for the sailing duration.
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Siviolas Mute
Butler
Diate
Gerald Canypielt
Page Hill
Walvetiera
Maeve
van Turdier
Mary
Cherbourg Treakwater
Ambrose
Engen
Ambraw
Rio
Bishop's Rock
Suit To Set Aside Deed Taken Up Before Court
A Cleveland court hears a deed contest over property conveyed by Mrs. Warrior Virginia Carey on Catoctin Avenue to Howard Trolingsworth three months before her death last October. Meredith Groshan accuses Motlingaworth of undue influence. Holingsworth denies coercion, claiming all actions were voluntary. Witnesses describe Carey’s health and guarded whispers as the matter unfolds in associate Judge Arthur D. Willard’s courtroom.
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Virginia Carey
Catoctin Avenue
Howard Trolingsworth
Cirse Witn
Esse Agun
Arthur D. Willard
MI Af
Deld Unsworth
Meredith Groshan
Carey
Grosham
T Hat Motlingaworth
Vialy Tors
Garey
Wikirwses
Lenore Hepat
Whiter Atreet
CIA
Gesphere
Groton
Altomere
Wiklary
Tarek MO Schnauler
Anton ¥. Bennett
Zioncheck Sent to Hospital After Mental Disorder Charge
Washington Representative Marion A Zioncheck was ordered admitted to a hospital for a mental disorder after an episode in which he drove down a busy sidewalk at high speed and left empty beer bottles and a can at the White House and District Attorney offices. Police and investigators said he visited the executive offices and court area before surrendering to authorities. The upcoming trial involvement and his 30 day bride absence added to the day’s tension as officials weigh indictment options.
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Wantte House
Ang Terre
Theo
Columbia
Hermard
Mhampean
Enet
Colum Tia
Mey
Milne An Hout
Naval ‘Hospital
Omirea Washinton
APD
Marlon A. Zioncheck
Washington
White House
Vallee
Leslie Garnett Stonebeck
Careful Buyers Put Prop Under Market
Careful buyers placed one more prop under the stock market as quiet demand ruled through steel rails mill equipment and related specialties sought advances. Bends commodities and foreign currencies were steady, with the pound sterling opening at 4.994 dollars.
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New York
Roosevelt to Move to Prevent Any Jam
Washington June 1 AP predictions from Roosevelt supporters say the President will act to prevent a jam on taxes and speed Congress homeward by Saturday night. The move aims to keep legislation on track and avoid delays as Congress adjourns.
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Roosevelt
Woshington
Sonny
Congress
Flan
Capitol
Weather data fragment prompts dense meteorology notes
Fragmentary weather record lists precipitation figures for June with past totals and daily temperatures. Contains stray OCR artifacts and unreliable numbers, but indicates June precipitation and temperature notes, including yesterday’s and tomorrow’s forecast times.
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