Final Rites Held for Late Rector Hart
Funeral services were held for the late Rector Douglass Hart as mourners filled the church and attending clergy from nearby parishes gathered. Prominent local clergy and citizens attended, with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery conducted by Cine and Son funeral directors.
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Conan
Comtt
Hart
Larsdas
Danaea
Brea
Asia
Sears Ar AL
Bisard
Melfonste
Cay
Lee
Greton Marge Xyambor
F. Cert Cor
Chuc Th Seton
Geers
Episcopal Orphan
Cahaly
Ben Wylanh
Kinley
Cumtast
Gr Anti
Rena Sharp
Christchurch
Takuinn Park
Welington
Walter Hyton Stehl
St John's Church
Hagerstown
CG Wolfe Smithsburg
O«alngestone
Taltimore
Claude S Bidensour
Rock Creek Parish
Washington, DC
Eaehiteppeweayy Amtnna the Firm
Mary Adedison oIngie
Washington
Rem Osborne Engle
Baints
Ant Prank V Rhodes
Dallimure
Hooft
Ordorne
Holmes 2 Haker Dames i Gambrill, Jr
Ernnest Divifenvein
W. Marnewell
Thomas Mo Williamson
Richard Potts
John 8 Newman
Robin Delaplaine
George
Delaplaine
Sietin'endint
Echool
James
Gambrill
Parsons Newman
Joann 2 Grifsin
Clyde M. Roney
Otho J. Keller
Ernest Helfenstein
John A Shires
Robert D. Osburn
Chas W. Row, Jr
Mt Olset
C OE. Cine and Son
Two Drivers Acquitted After Highway Accident
In Hansonville area a highway wreck led to acquittals for two drivers Charles J Weddle of Thurmont and BK Bhan of this city after hearings by Justice Milton G Urner Jr and subsequent Police Court verdicts Weddle and Bhan were cleared of charges while a third driver Peter L Buys of Hagerstown was not charged State Officer W K May led the investigation A separate Tuesday night case fined Harr y I colored 5 and jailed three days for disturbing the peace Constable Guy Anderson handled the arrest Photographs note a cleaning tip using warm ammonia water
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Hansonville
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Peoples Court
Quitine Ta Leigere
Rectace Apiaing
Charles J. Weddle
Thurmont
BK Bhan
Peter L. Buys
Hagerstown
Oicer
W. K. May
Uarry I
Costa
Guy Anderson
President Roosevelt comments on no man’s land wage ruling
Washington June 2 President Roosevelt said today the Supreme Court decision invalidating New York’s minimum wage law for women and prior rulings showed clearly that the New Deal could not function as intended. He refused to detail how objectives would be pursued amid the court’s rulings. He spoke without naming the Guffey act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
New York
Jett Ano Dana Lab
May Compromise Tax Bill To Hurry Congress
Washington June 2 The Senate moved through most tax bill decisions as Roosevelt may accept a compromise to speed congressional adjournment. Backers estimate the bill could raise about 629 million dollars as leaders seek a quick agreement between House and Senate to adjourn by weekend. The President could tilt toward the Senate version, a shift from his initial proposals, with conference bargaining likely to decide final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Roosevelt
House
New Moderator Elected by United Proe Byletian Church
Dr. Robert W Thompen of Monmouth was elected moderator of the church relations body. The obscure article notes his ascent to the high Mire at relations committee, indicating leadership within the church organization amid turnover.
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United
Proebyletian Church
Robert W Thompen
Monmouth
Caatch
Woman Is Returned To Chambersburg Home
A woman described as suffering a nervous breakdown was returned to her Chambersburg home on Tuesday afternoon after being held at Police Headquarters until her physician husband arrived. Police reported her condition may stem from excessive partying. She checked into a local hotel Monday night, appeared normal Tuesday morning, then grew increasingly erratic before voluntary confinement at the station.
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Mraiva MM Qoulding
Chambersborg
Chambersburg
Mia Goulding
Co-Op Development Outlined To Kiwanis Club
Frederick attorney Benjamin H B Rosenstock outlined cooperative development to Kiwanis members at Matel Frederick Tuesday night. He traced origin and legislation enabling farmers to form marketing and supplier cooperatives with favorable finance and tax exemptions, noting milk marketing and wool and cass cooperatives as examples. President Robert Go Smith presided and James Grove introduced the speaker. The meeting also reported the death of Rev Douglas Hoff, an honorary Frederick Club member. Sixteen murders in Cincinnati during the first 137 days of the year were noted as a contrast to prior years.
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Benjamin HB. Rosenstock
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Matel Frederick
Frether
Neeloulbure
Texas
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Wool
Cass
Rosenstock
Smith
Douglan Hoff
Frederick Club
Ace Qon
Dw Wan
Countian Named Coast Guard Head
Washington June 2 President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Commander Russell Waesche of Maryland to be commandant of the Coast Guard with the rank of rear admiral His term runs four years ending June 30 He will revert to senior captain after service Born in Thurmont Md January 5 1886 Waesche entered the Coast Guard May 19 1904 in Baltimore He rose through the cadet ranks culminating as commander and was stationed in Washington at Coast Guard headquarters at the time of his appointment as head of the organization
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Russelt. Waesche
Maryland
Coast Guard
Klacry O Sainler
Harriet
Taandant
Thurmont
Waerche
Thurnont
Hoe
Baltimore
Coasts Guard
Arundel Cove
Warsehe
Massacre of Jo Vallan Troops Reported by Radio
Rome reports a dramatic Ethiopian massacre involving Jo Vallan soldiers. A radio operator sent SOS as a small escort of trucks faced attackers. Reinforcements reached the column, but the entire unit was wiped out to the last man.
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Rome
Jo Vallan
State 0 Build Pt Rocks Bridge Controversy
Malimere June 2 The drive to approve funds for a Potomac bridge project faces Virginia opposition and Maryland West Virginia participation limits. Union officials dispute timing and cost as White's Ferry option loses support. A Harpers Ferry bridge traffic pause continues amid court actions over condemnation and road access.
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Commiston
White
Terry
Montgomery
Potomac
Montgomery Taunty
Point of Rocks
Virginia
White's Ferry Bridge
Henry G Shirtey
Virginia Roads
Harpers Ferry
Roads Commission Declinis
Trek
Maryland
West
U.S. District Court
Baltimore and de Nair
Marpers Perry Toll Bridge Company
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Stories in Stamps by 1S Klein Sap 9 erteuaar
An analysis of the 1950s era stamp program explores how stamps reflected social and political tensions under a rising power. It traces themes of poverty, revolution, and national defense as stamps conveyed public messaging and shaped popular perception. The piece notes stamps issued to document governance and the role of citizens in wartime mobilization.
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Klein Sap
Erteuaar
Accep
Mt Tirdotper
Ferfdon
Hon
Raeaa
Ney Brunsick
Bridge Company Lacks Basis for Action Against TT
Fragmentary notes indicate the bridge firm has no solid grounds to pursue action against TT. No further details available in the readable text.
Blue Ridge Millers Meet At Key Hotel In Frederick Area
Reports from the Blue Ridge Millers Association meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel cover wheat prospects across Frederick Carroll Montgomery counties and Loudoun Va. Delegates note softer prices near harvest and mills ready to handle the new crop. Also Frederick county chapter issues first aid course certificates to seven men trained by instructor G Elmer Brengle.
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Blue Ridge Millers Association
Francis Scott Key
E. J. Libbey
Washington
W. L. Spurrier
Alry
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Maryland
Loudoun County
Carlisle
Frederick County
Fed Cros
G. Elmer Brengle
Tom Jed Divot
Merrill Dieon Dickerson
Marion S Ridgley
New Market
Charles W. Landis
Richard L. McKnight
Brunswick
Charles F. Marley
Samiurl I Myers
Woodnboro
Finish Improvement Inside Opera House Work Progress at Cy Opera House
Repair work continues at Cy Opera House with improvements underway since last Friday. Officials report new upholstery and seating upgrades, including chair replacement and sound system enhancements, set to finish soon.
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Opera
Nia
Cy Opera House
Accordi
Theatre lease renewal with Warner Brothers ties mayoral approval
Readable text notes improvements made under terms of renewal of the Cry Opera House lease by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to Warner Brothers, operators of the theater. Lease extended for a period of five years.
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Aidisnen
Warner Hrothers
Ope Erners
Dheater
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Bishop Helfenstein
NO Man's Land
F. D. BR
Rod
Bayon
Kiwanis
Benjamin T. Mosenstock
Ulin
Countian
R.R. Waesche
Frederick Memorial Cloister
Linden
Charles 5. Woodruff
W. Patrick
C. E.cline & Son
Ambulance Service
Patrick Street
TRONE
PT. Rocks Bridge
Roads Commission
White's Ferry Dromed
Malimere
the &Ryte Oats
Cammenon
Adeyed
Pawateted
Gutertew Roth
Peteomac
Raver
Polatoforks Mites
AHL the Oak
Apprabas
Baderal
Plinsoaba
Dean Uatase
Mary Hand
Aletady
Toads
Virginiy
Poverns
Easts
Thor Tan
Rise Ofth
Blue Ridge Millers
Basehour
Mane
Bennett
Aerolux
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Scranton Lave Co
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