Examinations near as public schools close and baccalaureate planned
Examinations for elementary pupils near closing dates with Friday events in local community centers and seniors preparing for the annual baccalaureate at Frederick High School. The senior play Tommy debuts at City Opera House. Commencement exercises span June 7 to June 11 across Frederick area schools with unique senior numbers.
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Tommy
Frederick High School
City Opera House
Myoil
Thursmont
Walkersville
Aberry
Mid-letown
Wolfsville
Frederick High
Brunswick
Somitsburg
Demoted Winchester banker dies by own hand in washroom
Charles A. Summers, 62, former cashier now assistant cashier at the Union Bank of Winchester, reportedly shot himself after a demotion amid bank reorganization. Summers, who had served 25 years as cashier, was found dead in the bank washroom after arriving to open the bank. He left a widow and two young children.
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Winchester
Charles A. Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
Pisser
Y Yan
Summers
Ae Bank
Mmners Ig
Dow
Weather and Agriculture Dept Budget Figures
Fragmented item notes a large agriculture department saving and fiscal figures including a 20 million dollar reference. Mentions secretary and ministry timing but text is garbled with numbers and abbreviations.
Gambling raid leads to mass arrests in Baltimmece area
Police report a dramatic gambling raid resulting in 66 suspects detained and 14 held to testify while 71 others posted bail. Lead defendants are John O Connor and Bernard McKeney, with bail set at 1008 dollars each. Separate Berea College dorm shooting leaves Leonard Martin dead and William Bowman wounded. circumstances under investigation. Market gloom follows Canadian tariff fears as U S Steel sinks and trading volume tops 3 million shares.
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Baltimmece
Jaume
Joorph J. Mirallida Cuday
Thale
Tm Eastern Police Court
John O'Connor
Jack O O'Connor
East Maltimore
Bernard Mkeney
Edward M
Spike” Keony
Berea
Leonard Martin
Wilton
William Bowman
Prospect Cottage
Berea College
Martin
Bond Set For Wife Beating Hearing At June 22
A man appeared before Justice J Ben-Heth and posted 500 dollars bond for a June 22 hearing on a charge of assault and battery against his wife. The wife was said to have been assaulted at their home. Clarence Hatfield of near Unionville posted 1000 dollars bond for appearance at the September grand jury after his daughter charged him with incest. No verdict was reached in Barton Ramsburg v Henry Ramsburg case in the Barton Ramsburg town area as the magistrate kept it open. Harry Jamesker of Frederick, now residing in Frederick, was arrested Saturday on a non-support charge filed by his wife Mrs Charlotte Miller. He had been previously sentenced to Shreemers House of Correction for a similar offense. Justice Bennett deferred prosecuting the case.
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J. . Ben- Heth
Clarence Hatfield
Unionville
Barton Ramsburg
Henry Ramsburg
Harry James Ker
Frederick
Spests Doll
Harlotte Miller
Shreemers House of Correction
Bennett Withheld
Mi ii
EB Austin James
William Dp
Ivory
Posey
Y. Bennett
Presbyterian Church Stays in Federal Council
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA rejected a motion to withdraw from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America over disapproval of policies on birth control. The assembly adopted a report approving the council’s approach under certain conditions, despite a minority urging withdrawal.
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Pittsburgh
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Faucet
Federal Council of Churches of
Federal Council
Maisters
the & Ste
Nasied Assistant Alteammnes General Warrington Jane 2 CAP
Placeholder text fragment appears to reference a general officer and a captain with partial names and titles. No coherent event or context is readable to summarize a factual news item. The readable portion hints at a personnel or honors note but lacks verifiable details.
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Nasied
New Air Mail Plan Won Bid To Run Point of Rocks Route
A bid announced by General Superintendent A A Fisher Tailway confirms a new no stop air mail service to Point of Rocks. The two contracts cover first class letters and parcels and all mail, for a two year term starting this year. Separate bids will also be opened for the Baltimore to Frederick mail route with early morning departures and large mail volumes.
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Prederick Point of Rocks
Post
Point of Rocks
Goldil Theater
Baltimore
Baltimore-Freitertex
Bruns
Ace
Tanéstioam
Dairy Meetings Arranged by County Officials
County officials announce dairy meetings to discuss pricing and farm support. Local farmers invited to participate in sessions at multiple venues to share concerns and seek guidance on production challenges.
Kindley Will Filed
A historical notice records the filing of the Kindley will, with fragmented OCR text indicating legal actions and parties involved.
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Kindley
Seip Ang Ras
Women to Take Up Short Course at University of Maryland
Rural Maryland women plan a large turnout for the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park June 15 to 20. County federation members urge enrollment cards via Miss Pearson by June 9. Visitors Day on June 18 offers program for part participants, with a garden insects lecture on June 11 by Dr. E Cory at the YMCA.
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University of Maryland, College Pars
Taa
County Federation
Monrovia
David Fry
Jefferson
Ofice
M Pearson
College Park
E. Cory
University of Maryland
Florida Senate Votes For Pari Mutuel Race Tracks
Florida senate approves pari mutuel tracks amid debate on gambling expansion. Lawmakers weigh economic benefits against concerns from opponents and local officials.
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Florida
Senate
Court News Marriage Licenses and Personal Notices
Court notices list licenses for several couples including Rockbrider Sensenkaugn 21 and Fannie Green 18 of Smithsburg and Terence McLane 37 with Edna Treganing in New Market. Additional items mention Glenn 25 of Philadelphia and Mildred Marshall 20 of Wenonah, plus other names and fragmented details about marriages, divorces, and property sales in Winchester and Hagerstown areas.
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Rockbrider K. Sensenkaugnit
Fannie C. Green
Smithsburg
Wrbhur W. Matthess
Daisy Marsbely Porter
Brunsm
Terence J. McLane
Brunswick
Edna Lee Treganing
New Market
Hugh
Glenn
Philadelphia
Mildred G. Marshall
Wenonah
Bush F. Win iFrances
Frederick
Numan
Giese Barney l
Laura T. Murry
Hagerstown
HA. Shorb
Edith Irene
Keymar
Reed
Gov. Bein
Ieherson
Lime E
Grends- A
Winchester
Murder in Brooklyn Doctor Slain in Bed Chair Attack
A Brooklyn physician named Dr. Deely, about 54, was found murdered in his Columbia Heights home. Police say a stab wound and a heavy blow used with a bed post caused deaths. two Filipina servants were sought as suspects while a chauffeur and other domestic were questioned and later freed. Evidence includes a disturbed scene near the bed and an upstairs room mislaid in the investigation.
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S. He
Tner
Cher
Deely
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
New York Harbors
Mullrooney
Mithy
Mulzgoner
Senika Simplicio
Simplicio
George
Sudvanes
Rosk
Gasparri Intervenes in Vatican Italian Crisis
Rome reports Cardinal Pietro Gasparri, former papal secretary of state, taking a hand in the Vatican Italian crisis after Mussolini dissolved Catholic youth clubs. The move risks straining the Lateran treaty and concordat as tensions rise between Rome and the Holy See. American interests seek reopening of playgrounds but await approval from Mussolini.
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Pietro Gasparri
Vatican
Mussolini
Italy
Offcr Sons
Holy See
Columbus
Edward Hearn
Aicads
Impeachment Blame Strikes Tennessee Governor
Fragmentary text cites impeachment blame aimed at Tennessee governor. Mentions Rothe Bar Cadwey and Company and Dan as part of a political or legal action. Context unclear due to damaged OCR.
Rept Held In Bail After Manslaughter Quarrel
In a domestic dispute the father and mother argued after a trip to the market. A revolver discharged during a struggle over the weapon as the father pointed it at his head and the mother blocked him. Children testified tensions existed but no prior threats or intent to commit suicide were heard.
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Ick
Uhat
Ron
Frederick Lions win Attendance Cup at Lions District convention
Twenty Frederick Lions traveled 120 miles to Wilmington Delaware for the Lions International 2nd district convention. Roger B. Wolfe accepted the Attendance Cup on behalf of the Frederick Club. Richard F. Simmons was re elected governor Herman C. Gubisch served as district secretary treasurer. The event featured various novelties and resolutions including support for the 1932 George Region Bi Centenniel celebration.
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Frederick Lions Club
Lions International
Wilmington
Del
Richard F. Simmions
Herman C. Gubisch
Aaron Klotzman
Doentosn Baltimers Lions Club
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick
Barte W. Hodges
Lions’ Internation
George Forrest
Wigton
Wiliam G. Everson
Meita Bureau
United States Army
Daniel O. Hastime
Noel Halter
George Gion
Wimagton
Pierre S. duPont
Man Confession Breaks Six Year Old Trill Murder Case
Former observatory squadron member recounts solving the Trill murder after confessing to the robbery of a driver and seizure of his machine. The suspect, once with SAL, later served in the coast guard, married in Boston, and moved to Long Island before arrest. His wife claimed ignorance of his past and identity.
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Trill
Frederick County Bonds Delivered in Baltimore Sale
Frederick county bonds with par value 310000 were signed and delivered Monday in Baltimore to the county commissioners and the First National Securities Corp. The purchase price was 531965.32 with bids opening May 23. Officials present included John W. Holter president R Bruce Murdock clerk and commissioners Roscoe P Brown and Abraham H Derr. Certified checks covered the bonds and interest. Four issues total 5100 000 serial bonds 166 000 refunding 100 000 road and 124 000 school bonds. The set is due 1950 and re issuance saved the county money.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
First National Securities Corporation
Competit
John W. Holter
R. Bruce Murdoch
W. Clinton McSherry
Attormey
Roscoe
William B. Guyton Dead at Burkittaville Farm
William B. Guyton died at his farm near Burkittaville at 6:45. He was aged years, 4 months and 14 days. Surviving were his wife Mary and several siblings. Fire damaged irrigation equipment and a machine crash caused damage in the city.
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Willam B. Guyton
Burkittavile
Mary
Thomas
Asai
O . Jeffersos Daz
Amides Ezcard
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