Drayman arrested in stolen shoes case with $400 bail
Jesse N. Smith a Frederick drayman was arrested on a stolen goods charge and bound over for the September grand jury on a $400 bond. Search warrants were issued for Smiths North Bentz street property and for Florence Greens Walkersville premises where identified shoes were found. Officers traced the shipment from a Wisconsin plant to Baltimore and Mt. Airy, with shipments then missing until Tuesday. Smith says the shoes were taken as payment from a transportation concern and denies knowledge of delivery destinations. State's Attorney William M. Storin led the investigation.
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Jesse N. Smith
Drayman
Radcliffe
Sherman P. Bowera
Smith
North Bentz Street
Florence Green
Walkersville
Baltimore
Frederick
Wisconsin
Sam Kotker
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
William M. Storin
Zihlman Delivers Memorial Day Address in Middletown
Congressman Frederick N. Zihlman spoke at Memorial Hall Middletown during a Memorial Day event honoring fallen soldiers. Everhart Post 51 American Legion and surviving Grand Army of the Republic members attended. A 15 piece orchestra directed by John W. Doub accompanied Mary Filler soloists as Leslie N. Coblentz presided. The program featured religious and patriotic readings and Zihlman praised Civil War valor. The procession to local cemeteries included a ritual post service with salutes taps and grave decorations by the Ladies Auxiliary Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Zihlman
Memorial Hall
Middletown
Everhart Post
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Leslie N. Coblentz
John W. Doub
Mary Filler
Zihlman
Nahon
Legion Post
Ladies
Aux
Mary
Return from Florida Dr J M Goodman Resumes Frederick Home
Dr J M Goodman and family have left DolLand and DolLand’s Winter sojourn in Florida to reside west of Frederick. He will not reopen his Frederick office until next fall. Since August he spent much time in Florida on real estate ventures and Davitt properties in High Point. He notes stabilization there and praises Florida’s real estate reforms and boom collapse as beneficial. He warns progress comes step by step.
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J. M. Goodman
DolLand
Fonda
Frederick
Goodman
Florida
Davitt Properties
High Point
Everglade
Frederick County
Murders Reported Near Derby Inn in Suburban Homewood
A man and a woman were shot and killed and another woman gravely wounded after leaving Derby Inn road house in Homewood. James Lombardo and Mrs. Cystal Barrer died. Miss Margaree Quintenz identified a man seen in the car. A shotgun was found in shrubs nearby.
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Chicago
Derby Inn
Homewood
James Lombardo
Cystal Barrer
Violet Bags
Margaree Quintenz
Confederate Decoration Day Observances Planned at Two Cemeteries
Plans for the annual Confederate Decoration Day observance at Mt. Olivet and St. John's cemeteries were announced by the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C. The program includes prayers, songs, an address by Rev. Burgess, readings by Miss Gaither, and taps, with graves decorated afterward. Veterans George Rail ing and Calvin Bready are also expected to attend.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John's
Fitzhugh Lee
H. O. Nicodemus
E. Burgess
Episcopal Church of
St. John's Cemetery
George H. Railing
Calvin Bready
Adamstown
Crop and Weather Conditions For Week
Washington tune 2 AP crop and weather report for past week notes Maryland rain needed early corn grew slowly late planted slow to germinate stand generally fair wheat straw short heading spring oats generally fair to good trans planting tobacco and sweet potatoes apples peaches and pears set well and in good to excellent condition Virginia crops improved considerable plowing for corn and setting out tobacco plants delayed by dry soil wheat good early potatoes and garden truck fall to good
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Eminent Speakers Named for Frederick Thurmont High Grads
Frederick High will award 233 diplomas at commencement June 17 with Emory L. Coblentz delivering the main address and Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer giving the baccalaureate sermon. Thurmont High will hear Rev G Nevin Robert as commencement speaker. Special programs and musical numbers are planned.
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Rederick High School
Thurmont High School
Frederick High
Emory L. Cobinitz
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Katherine Kieffer
G. Nevin Robert
Frederick High School
Coblentz
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
Floods in Burma Leave Thousands Dead and Many Missing
Rangoon Burma reports 2800 dead in recent cyclone and tidal wave with fears of up to 4000. Maungdow and Arakan bear the heaviest losses as floods wash over the Naat river banks. Telegraph lines and roads are ruined, hindering rescue work and recovery efforts.
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Rangoon
Burma
Burema
Arakan
Maungdow
Naat
India
Mixed price movements characterize market on June trading
New Yok June 2. Brokers loans rose over 22 million as traders pressed for higher prices while selling dominated early trading. Call money renewed at 2 percent and 200000 shares traded as markets closed steady. Epworth League formed at Clarkeburg Montgomery county with 40 charter members and officers led by Ruth Cronenbarg. An auto fire at Rose Will Manor damaged a vehicle. fire crews extinguished it. A Sassago rope hill farm barn exploded in flames killing livestock.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Commission House
Epworth League
Clarkeburg
Montgomery County
Ruth Cronenbarg
William Purdam
Latte, Gardner
Mass Evelin Purdam
Cara Latena
Minnie Gardner
Russ Mac Mie Cordell
Mas. J.purdum
Charles Shaok
Rose Will Manor
Mlarn
O'Clack
Fon Sassago
Rope Hill
Frederick Boys High School Alumnae Reunion Set at Hotel Braddock
The thirty first annual Frederick Boys High School Alumnae Association reunion and banquet will be June 17 at Hotel Braddock with Prof Amon Burgee as guest of honor. A business meeting at 8 pm precedes the banquet, and committees oversee arrangements including transportation program and memorial duties. It is hoped this year’s event will be among the largest ever held.
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Frederick Boys’ High School
Braddock
Amon Burgee
Ans
Edward’ % Thomas
Grover B, Michinel
FE. A. James
Stobert LH
Taer
A. H. Doll
Elmer Brown
Joseph T. Griffin
Frank M. Dertabaugh
A. U W. Doll
Groverd L
Grover
C. Walter May
Yron A. Winebriwer, LLC
Newton Kidd
Bear
Grover TL
Austin James
A. A
Zvister
Byron A. Winehemer
Ralph Zimmerman
Biehl S. Kenton Harris
Newman Constitution Cormithes
Willa M. Storm
Walter E. Sinn
EA. James
Furry
Tar A
Nei
Verner
Officials Lock In Bank and Steal Thousands in Texas Robbery
In Dallas on June 2 a group of eleven masked robbers ambushed a bank vault taking between $15 and $20 in currency per note and fled toward Fort Worth amid gunfire. M. G. Young, bank president, among those forced inside, and cashier Ro Barnes were wounded as witnesses described the flight. Police link the band to earlier Kansas raids at Cherryvale and Winfield totaling over $100,000 in cash and securities.
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Dallas
Texas
Offeraly
Jefferson Pak and Tru. Company
of Oak
Fort Worth
M. G. Young
Barnes
Carhier
Yautt
Cherryvale
Winfield
Kansas
Damascus Barn Fire and Tragedy Report
Fire destroyed the Clnton Stanley barn near Damascus injuring no stock but damaging tobacco hay corn and harness. The blaze origin undetermined and insurance covered part of about 1000 in damage. In Georgetown Del James Mark Carlisle aged 38 fatally shot his wife Mary aged 25 then killed himself, leaving four sons. Jealousy cited by neighbors as motive.
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Clnton Stanley
Damascus
Stanley
Rockville
Georgetown
Del
James Mark Carlisle
Pere Salisbury
Mary
Jay Watson
Olin
Carisie
Carlisle
Carliste
Coronach Wins English Derby at Epson
Coronach, owned by Lord Wolavington, won the 143rd Derby at Epson by five lengths in a field of 19. Lancegay finished second a head ahead of Colorado, with Lex near the back and Swift and Sure taking fourth. The race carried nearly 60 000 dollars in stakes and was run over one and a half miles and 29 yards.
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Epson
England
Lord Wolavington
Coronach
W. Singers
Lancegay
Lord Derby
Colorado
Sir Abe Bailey
Lex
Lady Astor
South Wales
Apple Sammy
Lord Astor
Swift and
Sure
American golfers take three to one Walker Cup lead
The American golf team built a commanding three games to one lead after the first day of Walker Cup play in St. Andrews Scotland. The Chicagoan team dominated early as June 2 results rolled in from the course on the Scottish coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew
Scotland
Local Firemen to Attend State Meeting Next Week
Frederick Fire Department will be well represented at the State Wiremen's Convention in Westminster next week with delegates from three local companies. A highlight is the June 10 parade featuring firemen from across the state, including a display of equipment from 50 years ago by the United Company. The Yellow Springs Band will provide music for the unit formed in 184. Delegates and alternates from the Independent Hose Company, Junior Company, and new Alirenss Fox engine unit were announced by presidents A Kemp Keefer and Thomas A Clapline, with a large turnout expected.
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Frederick
Westminster
United Company
Yellow Springs
Hubert A. Bennett
Willam K. Filler
Albertos. Brown
Itascov B. Rhoads
W. Harters Storm
William D. Lipps
William K. Trumsburg
TG. Buel Alton ¥. Bennet
Chas. J. Lipna
Independent Hose Company
Thomas A. Clapline
Allen Kline
Ala. Radelit
Geo. Wallace
A. T. Brust
Leonard Z. Kreh
Ant Guy ¥. Birust
OB Willard
John H. Fleischman
John Ravmgardnyey Eilner
Phebus
Thomas Chaplines
Major Eimer FL Munshowm
Fis
Alirenss Fox
Lisine Oetigen
A. Kemp "Keefer
Wiliam Shipley
Phurbie Markee
Pranklin Davis
Joseph Young
Walter Cronte
Seek Man For Slaying Prohibition Agent
Federal officers probe a slaying near Hendersonville involving a suspected gang of blockade breakers. They pursue WD Hennicon and Bennison with ties to former prohibition enforcers. Grant, linked to Congressional Representative Grant, led enforcement across seven counties in western Carolina. News from Chicago reports 3,000 guests at a grand event.
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Ashesille
Cy Jane
APA
Tie
BL v
Grant
Hendersonvilla
WD Hennicon
Wilet
Hendersonville
Presbyterian Assembly Institutes Probe of Princeton Seminary
The Presbyterian General Assembly approved forming a committee to investigate Princeton Theological Seminary and the fitness of Prof I G Machen to assume the chair of Apologetics and Christian Ethics. The move followed a contentious debate and a minority report urging immediate confirmation of Machen.
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Baltimers
Presbyterian General Assembly
Princeton Theological Seminary
I. G. Machen
Caminittee
Theoloxical Seminaries
Princeton
Machen
Vacation Bible School Opens With New Faculty
The annual Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday June 19 at 9 oclock under Principal Jes G Nevin Revert. A complete faculty has been appointed with Mins Anna Wo Sehantz in charge of recreation and Miss Williga Stalling guiding handwork. other teachers include Mrs OW Pugh Miss wD Barger Miss Lal Han Wolle Miss Dor othy Seareond Miss Ann Prawn and Miss Beatrice Crontse. The school will feature land tours, a ball, and new instructional features, held in the Church street building from nine to eleven thirty with no formal exercises at opening to allow children to settle into their grades.
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Frederickelty
Anna Wo Sehantz
Mt Gate Vary
Tts
Yrar Af Hood College
Erty
Wd Barger
Nelle Michael
Lal Han Wolle
Wisa Japnet Kemp
Dorothy Seareond
Misa Ann Prawn
Beatrice Crontse
Dliven
Churea Street
Engineers May Seek Higher Railroad Wages in Joint Action
Cleveland June 2 AP Three general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plan to seek wage increases after a membership referendum. A separate 12 member subcommittee of locomotive firemen and enginemen discussed possible higher pay. A joint engineers and firemen request for wages around daily rates is contemplated, following prior demands by related unions.
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Cleveland, O
Landryd
Thre Reatherhood
Heers
Talay
Heekdy
Shiimen
Alee
Balla
Switchmen's Union of
Neth
Amerten
Railroads Cut Accidental Injuries Across Class 1 Lines
New York June 2 Twenty eight class 1 railroads report lower injury rates in the past two years according to the American Engineering Council survey of safety and product data. The American Railway Association aims for a two year nationwide decline in injuries. The Union Pacific leads in reducing casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Engineering Council
United States
Antorien Railway Association
Union Pa
Explosion Damages Meyersdale Italian Home and Store
Amberland Meyersdale Pennsylvania reports an explosion bombing the Vitale shoe store and residence. Angelo Vitale and several children escaped from a second story window as flames engulfed the building. Vitale is seriously injured. authorities pursue bombing theory, not accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberland
Jung 2
Meyerslide
Angelo Vitale
At & O
Vitale
Suit seeks removal of poles by Thurmont officials
James T Waesche of Thurmont files an injunction in circuit court against the town and Albert W Ecker claiming trespass on his property. The bill asks removal of poles allegedly placed on Waesche property and restoration of a fence said to have been destroyed. Ecker is named as having aided in the work and may share responsibility. Waesche is represented by Leo Weinberg and B B Rosenstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammussouer
Thurmont
Albert We Mieker
James T Waesche
Echer
Waesche
Albert W. Ecker
Merial
Waeschl
Leo Weinberg
B.B. Rosenstock
Tragic Death From Boiling Malt Vat
A worker died after falling into a boiling malt vat at the American Malt Co plant in Baltimore. While inspecting machinery, he was entangled by operating gear and lowered into the 200 degree liquid. Co workers removed the body, ending rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dune
Jonegh
Dorschet
Foter Schendinner
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