Linganore Pumps Running to Boost Water Pressure
City sources report auxiliary plant 18 operated again, with the smaller pump in use and sediment muddying water from the mountain supply. Daily city demand tops two million gallons while Singapore creek station adds up to 3.9 million capacity, easing pressure as residents irrigate and townsfolk rely on sprinklers.
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Ideyd C. Guller
Frederick
Slater
Fishing Creek
Frank Eppley
Eppley
Tuscarora
Errick
Singanore
Spriots
Singanore Rock
Mrs Zioncheck Sees Husband At Hospital
Mrs Tivo wuettem a central bride who left her husband, spent a half hour with him at Gallinger Hospital where the Washington state representative Was Ixtead by police for mental observation. Mrs Zioncheck also talked with Dr Joseph Guibert, District of Columbia chemist, who said he to Mrs Zioncheck the representative spent on a comfortable night.
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Washington
Tivo Wuettem
Qailinger T Hospital
Washington State
Ixtead
Mloncheck
Joseph Guibert
District of Columbia
Gilbert
Zloncheck
Heelke family relocates after 27 years in old Peeples building
The Heelke family, long tied to the rear of the Peeples Eire Thsuraner building at Court and Check streets, moved on Monday to Trail avenue. Rha and Frank Rak remain involved in local affairs as the Mira occupies the old Fue Indraree feriiing.n homes the vetie Tene varated by Mr. Monks fer of Tres.
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Heelke Anti
Peeples Eire Thsuraner
Court and
Check Street
Trail Avenue
Heelke
Ceston
Ehuseh
Neti
Mr Prank Rak
Poteapraty
Monks
Tres
Hanne
Heir to Millions Found Dead Amid Turmoil
An heir to a vast fortune, tired of riches, was found dead amid a chaotic scene in May at Mamaroneck. The New York newspaper notes circulation and unclear motive as investigators probe the friable claim.
Missing Rich Boy Magazine Salesman Found in Chicago
William Webster Theil 15, son of a New York financier, was missing since May 3 and found in Chicago according to the Chicago Daily Times. He had been selling magazines to earn money and said he would return to a life of privilege, later noting plans to resume luxuries. He disappeared from private island homes near Mamaroneck, Long Island Sound, en route to a tennis engagement.
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Muistamsuenaire Frye Willim
New York
Las
Mamaroneck
Moy
Seling Margianes
Chicago
William Webster Theil
Chicago Daily Times
Sacley
Long Island Sound
N.Y
Wiiam ‘Theile
The
Atlantic Investing Corporation
Inquiry Into Shooting Of Long Is Authorized
Louisiana House approves a concurrent resolution to form a six member legislative commission to inquire into the fatal shooting of Senator Wary P. Long on September 8 1935 in a state house corridor. Dr Carl Austin Weiss who killed Lang was slain by bodyguards.
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Baton Ms la
Louisiana
Wary P. Long
Ben R. Simpean
Lang
Carl Austin Weils
Young
Baton Rouge
Meningitis Epidemic Reported in Maryland
Baltimore June 2 AP The State Department of Health defined a meningococcus epidemic in Maryland as part of a nationwide rise. Dr A W Medrich chief of the Bureau of Vital Statistics disclosed in the June bulletin that Maryland’s incidence is considerably rarer than adjacent states and the nation overall.
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Baltimore
State Department of Health
Maryland
A. W. Medrich
Bureau of Vital Btatt
Marve Land
Wall Street Leaders Backtrack On Trading Day
In New York on June 2, leaders in the stock market retreated while no fresh news drove the session. Bonds and commodities showed mixed moves as investors reassessed early gains and shifted directions amid a shaky undercurrent.
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Wall St
New York
Marion High Grad Sees Student Overcome Spine Injury
Randall Whiting of Marion Kentucky, sidelined by a severe spine injury including a shattered vertebra and fractured skull, graduated on schedule from Marion High School. He endured years of bed rest and recovery, supported by school and family, to receive his diploma.
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Marion
Achont
Randall Whiting
Beeng
Marion High Schal
Elacs
Seventh Grade Finals and County Commencements Planned
Readable text describes seventh grade finals scheduled for June 10 at Parkway and Church Street schools with standardized tests on Wednesday and Thursday. It notes county elementary commencements in nearby towns, joint programs, and addresses by officials, plus an evening for Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Arranar
Jeetram
W. Pruitt
Elaine
MD Yoh
Parkisay
Ct Hostirest
Parkway Program
Parkway School
Hila V. & . Peitascipal
Mev
Charlies D. Shaffer
Mo. A
Glee Club
Pruitt
Church Street
Chester G. Clem
S County
Burkittsville
Narmany
Myersville
Wolfsville
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Woodsboro
New Midway
Walkersville
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Jefferson
Maryland
Everelves
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Sherr
Hungary charges 770 with treason in Nazism purge
In Budapest on June 2 authorities charged 770 people with high treason for aiding Nazism by allowing a May Day rally. Twenty eight were arrested immediately and police spread nationwide to round up the rest.
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Hungary
Budapest
Sollan Baczormeny
LaMarnd Iandae
Cyrus H. McCormick Dies At Age 77
Cyrus Hall McCormick former chairman of the International Harvester Company died today at about age 77 in Chicago. He suffered a sudden illness Saturday and was cared for at Lake Forest hospital before passing. He was the son of the inventor of the reaper and a noted philanthropist.
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Cyrus H. McCormick
Chicago
Cyrus Hall McCormick
International Hareseater Company
Short Ines
McCormick
Lake
Firence Netata Beneraenew
Cyrus HW. Meirmirk
Woman detained at local hotel after disturbance
A woman was restrained at a local hotel following a quarrel as police moved to quell the scene. Detained individual is to be questioned after the arrival of Courthouse personnel.
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Ty Nave Peen
Qaeerty
Loral
Chya'ding
Chambershans
Beng
iPolice
Chamberthore
Canton Government War Against Joplin Report
Fragmented text appears to describe a Canton government declaring war against Joplin. It mentions Sap vianse and Guana, with references to indopetabent governance and military action. The legible items are garbled and multiple names or places are unclear.
Tax Bill Faces Senate Debate On 829000000 Revenue Plan
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee backs a tax bill projecting 820 million dollars in annual revenue with 82 million temporary revenue for next year. The majority cites funds to cover permanent revenue and President Roosevelt's requested temporary funds. minority members decry excess and burden on small businesses and stockholders.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate Finance Committees
Roosevelt
Senate
Hastings
Delaware
Congress
Dettuarat
Aasbana
LaPollette
Progressive
Whscaneain
Loyal Nicaraguins Raise White Flag Over Leon Fort
Loyal troops rebel against President Sacasa and raise a flag over Leon fort after three days of resistance led by General Anastasio Somaza. The story notes the fort as a target of the national guard and describes the surrounding military actions.
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Managua
Nicaragua
APM
National Army
Jim B Sacasa
Mie
Leon
Crereral
Anastacia Somaza
Naa
National Guard
Overdraft for Roads Anticipated by Frederick County
Frederick County faces a six thousand four hundred overdraft for road construction as of April 30 with a balance of 100,538.32. County commissioners expect no overdraft next September and note spending allowances and federal aid may cover costs while roads program expands to about 720 miles.
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Dane
Wutherleal
Opront
oMerditt
Rang A
Momaire
Uratt
Atete
New Roads Board
Pthls Aepeet
Prederick
U. Grant Hooper
Toana
Midway-toctour
Urbana
Nithsburg
Sind
Washington County
Creageestown
Imtown
Bingerboard
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Wolfie
Brithsburge
Warhington County
Frayed Wedding Plans Shadow Durham Church Trial
In Durham North Carolina a planned wedding ceremony becomes part of a tense sequence as a domestic incident unfolds. Police report an attempted act by a husband, a pastor, and a involved couple linked to Trinity Southern Methodist Church.
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Sharpe
Third Street
Chile
Mroo
Durham
Mir Share
Trinity Southern
Min
Sharpe Fonda Nigat
Tomimnen Cement
Steer Recovered Ten Weeks After Flood
A steer found weeks after a flood was recovered near the river. Multiple names and dates appear garbled, but the tale centers on the recovery of the steer and alleged details of its disappearance and return.
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Steer
Washington Campaigns Stir Roaring Political Debate
The piece surveys New Deal politics in Washington with mentions of Wall Street figures, Wallace aides, and liberal court debates. It notes a national drive to fund campaign efforts of 900000 and the contest between New Deal supporters and conservatives, including references to Roosevelt, the Supreme Court, and key figures like Henry A Wallace and Edward C. Titling.
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Wallace
Merkley Court
Henry A Wallace
Supreme Court
Wilhice
Cab ‘Inet
Roussell
New Deal
Supreme Cort
Tells Of Conversation In Black Legion Probe
Detroit June 2 CAM Truby in law of one of the Afternomen charged with the Black Legion execution of Charles A Poole testified they overheard Harvey Davia discussing beating his wife and said a man who would do such a thing should be beaten. Wayne county Prosecutor Damen De McCrra said one defendant admitted Poole was targeted not for the wife beating but for knowing too much. The examination aimed to determine if the group should be bound over for trial in Circuit Court.
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Detroit
Cam —Truby
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Harvey Davia
Poole
Pomc Ue
Davia
Pools
Rebecca
Works Progress Administration
Miss Lane
Davis
Damen de McCrra
Wayne County
Haw
Governor sends Baughman report to attorney general
Baltimore June 2 CAP Governor Marty W Nice announced the state Survey Commission report on the regime of FB Austin Baughman as Atlas Motor Vehicle Commissioner has been sent to the Attorney General for action. The commission alleges irregularities during Baughmans administration and recommends the governor press for any requested action by the AG.
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Baltimore
Marty W. Nice
State Survey Commission
Austin Baughman
Ata
Bauzhman
Census Return Notes for Carrick Bartender
A June census form from Carrick Monaghan lists Kenue a versatile bartender with various occupations. The document mentions roles such as grace agent, civil officer, and other posts, reflecting a government form’s occupation sections and space for details.
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Posders
Kenue
Carrick
Marrass
Monaghan
Jose Pa
Neina
Patrick
Nekamicrosa
Rateneda
Sater Ingwetor
Budget Tribunal Finds Thomas Gave Out Secret Budget Details
Tribunal findings allege Thomas provided secret budget information to two men for private gain while exonerating all other defendants. Alfred Hates and Sir Eira Bath are named among officials, with Deputy Vorter leading a probe that judged the others not to have known of the budget secrets. Dates and specifics remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Hare of Commons
I Iantas
Uae
Alfred Hates
Aebvertions Aiteney
Eira Bath
Nate Pe
Enenees
Tubatal
Dustee Vorter
Ceara
Petters
Asa
Walia
Tisucanes
County Club Women Open Conference With Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt greeted by Mrs Watkin D Roosevelt at a White House reception after the opening of the Associated Country Women of the World conference in Washington. Delegates from all states and foreign countries attended the session at Constitution Hall where officials spoke and the gathering planned a week of programs.
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Mrederick County
Associated Country Women of the World
Washington
Watkin D. Hoosevelt
White House
United States
Romevelt
Constitution Hall
Corderhill
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Alia Watt
Association of
Country Wonmen
Dune M. J
Weather Today Report With Mixed Precipitation
The 24 hour precipitation near Tacoma shows normal rainfall with measurable totals. Temperatures ranged from a high around 32 to 68 degrees, with overnight lows near minus eight in some areas and forecasts predicting cooler conditions tomorrow.
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Tacom
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