No Increase in Four Party Home Telephone Rates
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company announces no hike for four party home lines in Frederick city and county as new rates apply to other local areas. A slight toll rise is planned with a 25 percent increase for 465 rural rural lines in the Frederick exchange, while station to station calls to Baltimore gain about five cents and person to person calls about ten cents.
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Chesaneake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Frederick city
Paul L Payne
Frederick
Braddock
Damascus
Miersville
New Market
Thurmont
Walkersale
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Mryersville
Walkersville
u Brunswick
Buckerstown
Baltimore
Maryland
serviee
Marrland
sars
tate
Major O W Clark to Head Bonus Distribution
The Veterans' Bureau will assign Major O W Clark to oversee the bonus distribution. He is preparing the machinery and procedures required to implement the bill's provisions.
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Major O. W. Clark
Veterans’ Bureau
University of Maryland hosts Rural Women's Club short course
About 75 members representing all 20 Frederick County Rural Women’s Clubs attend the second short course at the University of Maryland the week of June 16. The program covers food canning dressmaking landscape gardening organization and parliamentary law household management poultry and home dairying with a reception for the president a trip to Washington and a final Stunt Night performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Elizabeth R. Thompson
Dol’es Patkio
Washington
Univer
Thompson
loc
Salvation Army Advisory Board Meeting Notice
The Salvation Army advisory board will hold a meeting at seven Oclock Wednesday at the YMCA to elect officers and discuss advancing the work. Current members listed include Ralph Zimmerman Edward Delaplaine Haller Shafer Grayson Staley and others.
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Mountain City Lodge No
FE. W. Van Fossen
C. Thos. Summers
Austin W. Howa
John T. Lipps
S. Elmer Brown
Niles S. Fasterdar
Harry E. Fisher
C. EB. Remshare
Datak Temple
D O. RK. K
Hagerstown
K. of
P. C. Hayes
Knights of Khorassan
anite 2
Knights of Pythias
Tragerstown
Salvation Army advisory board
Ralph Zimmerman
MM. Culler
Edward S. Delaplaine
H. Joel Haller
C. D. Shafer
Grayson HE. Staley
H. RK. C. Fox
G. Hunter Bowers
Louis
Wilson
Meredith Staub
R. Ames Hendrickson
J. H. Schmidt
Gerson Rosen
George els
Clagseit E. Ramsburg
Senator Brooxbert Leads Sweet in Iowa Nomination Battle
Des Moines reports show Senator Brooxbert renominated by Iowa Republicans as primary observers note his lead over Burian E. Sweet. Early tabulation from precincts indicates Brooxbert ahead as results trickle in with 2,412 precincts total.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Brooxbert
Towa Republicans
Buarion Sweet
poimeal
Tes Moines
Firockhari
Burien E. Sweet
Committee backs new Education Department in executive reorganization
The committee proposes creating two new departments the Education and Recreation departments in a report to Congress. The report opposes consolidating War and Navy and aims to streamline federal executive offices. The article notes the Calumet and Hecla mine as the world’s richest copper mine in Lake Superior.
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Associated Press
Washington
War and Navy departments
joint congressional committee on
executive
Department of Education
Calumet and Helca
Lake Superior
Missing 10 Year Old Ella May Staley Searched By Authorities
Ella May Staley, ten, vanished Monday at eight while walking to East Church street school with her infant sister. County probation officer Louise B. Nelson urged county and city police to join the search as investigators consider abduction or a possible convulsion, describing the girl as slim with dark bobbed hair and wearing a dark blue coat, black hat, tan sandals and socks. A stranger woman in black reportedly asked about school hours, but her link to the case could not be verified.
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Louise B. Nelson
Ella May Staley
Water street
East Church street
Myers
Neill
Obituary notice for Dr Samuel Mills Hoover Tyler and local notices
Obituary reports the death of Dr Samuel Mills Hoover Tyler a prominent Louisville physician and fraternal leader aged 68 with ties to M J Grove of Limekiln area. It notes his marriage to Miss Sarah Adine Wilson in 1879 and his extensive professional and charitable work. Other items include Benjamin W Saxton buying an insurance business and Montgomery County tax plans with a steady rate, plus immigration statistics for the year.
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M. J. Grove
Lime Eiin
Samuel Mills Hoover Tyler
Louisville
Kentucky
Tyler
Grove
Sarah Adine Wilson
J. Henry Wilson
Loire
order of Moose
Wilson Insurance
Trier
panquets
phr can
Patuxent
Mr. Tyler
Montgomery County
Leopold And Loeb In Mutilation Case Identified
A mass meeting at Point of Rocks hears how typhoid fever spreads and how to prevent its spread. Health officers Dr. Kefauver and Drs. Boutson and Hume outline isolation, disinfection, vaccine, water protection, and food handler controls to curb the outbreak and protect families.
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Point of Rocks
E. C. Kefauver
Clyde Boutson
W. C. Hume
Kefauvertis
Kefauver
Health Department
Department of Health
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Young Fso pile's Bible Conference rally in Frederick County
About one hundred people attended the Young Fso pile's Bible Conference rally at Frederick's First Baptist Church. Delegates from all districts except one gathered for morning and afternoon sessions with talks by Rev. W. C. Royal Homer J. Counselor and others. Officers were elected for the year and a banquet followed with toasts from retiring leaders.
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Baptist Church
Fso
Frederick County
First Baptist church
Use rally save one
New Market
Mise Mary Nicodemus
Frederick
George Free
W. C. Royal
R. C. Estep
Homer J. Counselor
Washington, D. C
J. C. Waxhter
Thurmont
Irvin Ramsburg
Lewis town
Ruth Rothenhoefer
Hazel Holter
Middletown
Mary Nicodemus
Memoria
Young People’s Conference
Estep
Cecil Hotter
Ruth Trout
Royal
George Paxson
the
Baptist
Galrin Schild
Smecht
Planes In Air Maneuvers Over Gettysburg Area Today
Army War College drills scheduled for today in Gettysburg Pa involve 28 aircraft. Bases at Walkersville and near Wands Fronw E host observation flights with messages relayed to headquaters. Brig Gen Frank Parker commands with Lt Grant as chief of staff and Major Glassboro assisting.
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Army War College
Gettysburg
Uncle Sam
Walkersville
Wands Fronw E
Frank Parker
W S. Grant
Glassboro
War ‘College
Oorster ‘farm
Signal Corps
Air Service Unit
Westminster
Greenmount
Emmitsburg
Tapeytown
Barlow
Littlestown
Bodies of two aeronauts found mangled in Illinois
Bellevue Illinois June 3 the mangled bodies of Dr LeRoy Meis singer of the U S Weather Bureau Washington and Lieut James T Neely of Philadelphia who left Scott Field in the army balloon flight for air tests were found near Bennet Til the balloon exploded by fire as reported today
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Associated Press
Bellevue
LeRoy Meissinger
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
James T. Neely
Philadelphia
Scott Field
Bennet
Til
Mrs. Buzzi Seeks New Trial In Murder Case
Mrs Anna Buzzi, involved in the murder of Fred Schneider a wealthy New York contractor, was granted a new trial by the Court of Appeals today. She remains in Sing Sing death row awaiting the outcome of the retrial.
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Associated Press
Albans
N. Y
Jane
Anna Buzzi
Fred Schneider
New York
Bays
Sing Sing prison
Farm relief bill abandoned in House amid defeat talks
June 3. House members debated the Measary Hauzen farm relief measure as supporters sought to keep it alive by offering a substitute. With a tote crowd awaiting action, prospects for adoption dimmed and further efforts were planned.
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Associated Pressington
Hauzen farm
can
eedima
Representative At Dry Conclave
Findlar C. Hendrickson of Cumberland will represent Maryland at the National Convention of the Prohibition Party in Columbus 610 on Thursday and Friday June 5 and 6. The event marks Maryland's participation in the party gathering.
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Findlar C. Hendrickson
Cumberland
Maryland
Prohibition Party
Columbus
Shenandoah Set to Join Albany Jubilee Events
The dirigible Shenandoah arrived in Albany to take part in the 309th anniversary celebration at 10 37 o clock. The craft faced windy conditions in Schenectady, appearing to drift half a mile off course before regaining a westerly heading amid strong winds.
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SHENANDOAH
ALBANY
Associated Press
Jane
Schenectady
burt
Democrats Lose On Borah Plan In House Conferees
Washington reports an unsuccessful effort by Democratic leaders to instruct House conferees on the postal salaries bill to accept the Borah amendment aimed at publicizing campaign contributions. Also notes Maryland postmaster eligibles Catshall and Barrick in Frederick County and local appointments.
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BORAH
associated Preas
Washington
House
Death by own action linked to Leopold and Loeb case
Chicago June 3. Dr. Joseph Springer declares the Tracy murder pistol matches a gun found in Nathan Leopold's room. Leopold and Loeb, teen killers, already confessed to kidnapping and slaying Robert Franks. Melvin West, 24, missing heir, suspected suicide amid the murder investigation.
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Associated Prep
Chicago
Freeman Louis Tracy
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Joseph Springer
Tracy
polce
Leopold
Loeb
Franks
Charles Ream
University of Chicago
Seth street
Woodlawn avenue
Ream
State’s Attorney
grand jury
Crowe
Melvin E. West
Hyde Park
Henry Lindenthal
condete
Senate adjournment plan hit by new obstacle
Washington June 3 Senate leaders push to adjourn Congress next Saturday faced a setback as Senator Underwood of Alabama failed to gain unanimous consent to handle the pending Muscle Shoals bill. He announced plans to move formally for consideration at the earliest opportunity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Underwood
Bishop Dr Homer C Sinni Dies at Methodist Hospital
Rev Dr Homer C Sinni bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at the Methodist Hospital Omaha after paralysis in Miami February 12 and born January 29 in Pa He was elected bishop in 1932 and served in M E church with long years of service dying at age unknown
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Homer C. Sinni
Methodist Episcopal church
Methodist
Miami
Fla
Stuntz
Albion
End of Tax Legislation Lifts Market Cheer in New York
The elimination of tax uncertainty and the President’s pledge of reform boosted investor sentiment in New York trading. Stocks advanced with many issues gaining around 2 points before midday as activity increased, with Cal Money opening at 47 3 per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
Cal Money
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