Frederick to open new incinerator plant this week
Frederick prepares to start a 60 ton daily capacity incinerator at Carroll creek with a 125000 dollar disposal complex. City officials urge residents to sort waste into combustible and noncombustible streams to aid operation as flash tests and controlled burns are planned Wednesday through Friday with a 30 ton dump Friday.
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Thurmont Delegation Seeks Aid On Foxville Road Dispute
A survey conference was set for Wednesday on site of the Foxville Washington county road as Thurmont and Foxville delegates pressed officials for a direct link. State Roads Commission plats marked the main intersection, while residents urge a complete route linking Thurmont to Hagerstown and beyond. An assessment plan was discussed with A LeRay McCardell and the Frederick County Commissioners remained noncommittal.
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Ross V. Smith
George Bussard
Samuel Pryor
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A. W. Hauver
Stanley Hauver
Albert L. Hauver
Frederick County
A. LeRay McCardell
State Tax Commission
Mc Cardell
Mr Turner Reassumes Frederick Welfare Leader Role
Mr Turner returns as executive secretary of the Frederick County Welfare Board after a three month study for the American Public Welfare Association. He spoke at the Indianapolis conference on redefining case work for small towns and rural communities. Anne Halliday assisted as acting secretary during his absence.
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Civil War Pensions In Retreat Before Old Age
Washington June 1 Veterans of the Civil War face pensions as age erodes eligibility. Seventy two years after Gettysburg the number drawing pensions stands at 7 424 with varied monthly amounts from 75 to 110 dollars. Widows and dependents also receive smaller pensions while counts of dead veterans obtain survivor benefits. Researchers at Howard University and the University of Pennsylvania are noted.
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Conegrese
Married Here After Two Trips For License
John R. Gill of Leesburg Virginia wed Nellie McKimmey of Luckett Virginia at 8 o'clock this morning in the Calvary M E church parsonage. Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks officiated. The couple left immediately for a northern wedding trip. Gill, a minor and radio mechanic, is son of Rev Richard H Gull. Gill faced license delays requiring two trips to Frederick for consent and an extra witness.
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Leesburg
Nellie McKimmey
Luckett
Mere
Calvary M. E Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Richard H . Gull
Hillsboro
Baltimore Methodist Conference
Elbert F. McKimmey
Lucketts
Gill
Frederick
Supreme Court ends term with power plant financing review
The Supreme Court closed an eight month term by agreeing to pass on the constitutionality of federal loans and grants aiding municipal power plants, and adjourned until October. Justices also tackled cases on TVA expansion, Wagner act review, Taft gold bond interest, and Home Owners Loan Corp false statements.
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Cincinnati
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Gertrude Kay
New York
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Foolish Salesmen Tactics Slow Magazine Pushes
In Washington a West Virginia representative’s secretary reveals a tactic to deter magazine solicitors by taking over a routine office task and claiming she cannot accept magazines to earn railroad fare. The ploy worked, once lasting long enough to deter future pitches.
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West Virginia
June Marriage Licenses Stall On First Day
Officials report a delay in a new marriage license bill as referendum petitions with 6400 names block its effect before July 1. Meanwhile 33 licenses were issued over the weekend including couples from Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia, with many couples waiting and no new applicants on Monday morning.
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Annapolis
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C Wachter
Comptroller's Office
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Court House
Rancy H. South
Funkstown
Dorpothea M. Price
Hagerstown
W. Parker Spong
Sunbury
Hilma I. Hummel
Shamokins Dam
Otis L. Gray
West All Saints Street
Lucille A. L. Posey
Arthur C. Sloan
Clara May Richway
Washington, D. C
Goodwin J Gerard
Kathryne Eileen Doll
Washington
Fred Henry Lewis
South Market Street
Virginia T. Diller
Frederick
Moore Smith
Jane Pierce
Richmond
Washington Man Murder Verdict Not Reached
Crisfield Md June 11 AP Sheriff William J Dryden said a coroner s jury returned no verdict of murder in the case of Chase Keene a Washington real estate man missing since May 15 He was found in Chesapeake Bay shot in the neck with his head battered and weighed down by a bag of automobile tools Keene was aboard a Washington to Norfolk boat and disappeared at Norfolk arrival blood trailed from his stateroom window to the rail The tools were in a bag fastened to his body and the sheriff suggested the killer hoped the body would stay submerged.
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William J. Dryden
Chase Keene
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Chesapeake Bay
Edward Smith
Tylertown
Smith Island
Keenes
Norfolk
Virginia
Sheruf
Leaders Back Away in Choppy New York Market
Stock market leaders retreated by several points in today's session as trading was light. Early trading showed weakness with most indices slipping, while later gains were limited as investors stayed cautious throughout the day.
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Mayor Linvd Co Coller Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Birthday
The mayor marked his eighty eight birthday today at his office and listened to matters of city birthrate and the mercantile campaign. He received congratulations from friends and colleagues.
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Miss Earhart Sets Sail On Ambitious World Flight
Mian Fla June 1 AP Amelia Earhart takes off for San Juan Puerto Rico on a second attempt to circle the globe for fun. Her husband George Palmer Putnam and navigator Capt Fred Noonan bid farewell as Earhart aims to fly 2800 miles to Natal Brazil then onward via Pan American routes toward Dakar Aden Karachi Port Darwin Lae New Guinea and finally Hawaii Oakland.
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Roosevelt Seeks Expanded Probe Into Tax Evasion
President Roosevelt urged Congress to pass measures to curb tax dodging by a small group of very rich individuals. He asked for authority to widen Treasury investigations, compel testimony, and fund expanded inquiries, citing widespread evasion that shifts the burden to compliant taxpayers.
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Weather Report Summary for Taom
Weather data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending today and none for June to date. June normal precipitation is 6 inches. actual June precipitation is None. Yesterday's high was 94 degrees with very warm conditions. Temperature readings and time stamps are partially garbled but indicate warm afternoon values.
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Townsend borrowing plan blocked by SEC and five million gift
Washington June 1 Dr Townsend recently tried to borrow 3 million from followers offering personal promissory notes. The Securities Exchange Commission warned that notes over 100000 require registration. Townsend shifts five million from loan fund to a gift fund to fund campaigns and a national convention to win passage of the general welfare bill.
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Press Probe Of Two Fires Killing Eleven In South
Somerset county officers probe two deadly fires that killed eleven black strawberry pickers during the berry season. Sheriff Willa Hardon says both blazes appear incendiary and notes tensions rise as workers complain over wages.
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Shaw Wins Indianapolis Saddle Race At Record Speed
Wilbur Shaw earned more than 30000 dollars after winning at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in a sixteenth annual Saddle race. He set a new speed record with about 114.5 miles per hour, the fastest ever for the event, as the top four finishers all beat the previous mark.
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Wall
Pilote
Mrs Edgar W McBeide Elected President at Hopkins Hospital Meeting
The meeting in Baltimore on Friday elected Mrs Edgar W. McBeide as president of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Mursea Auman and other members of the Lat yey pied Stare Hard at Siren Fee aminera veeret ring heads of the Hood Goll¢ge Aumnac Association.
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Aumnac Association
Britain Urges Caution Amid Spanish European Crisis
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged restraint as Britain protested Spain over the bombardment of Almeria and the Deutschland raid. Germany ordered reinforcements in Spanish waters while Valencia called it a war of invasion and warned of further actions.
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