Frederick wedding to draw large crowds in Lutheran church
Miss Florence Traver to wed Rev. Revere Barkley in an ornate double ring ceremony at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Four ministers will participate and a reception follows at the parsonage. Attendants include Dor Corton and other relatives. family guests from Philadelphia and New York expected.
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Amos John Traver
Revere Bakley
Walace Barkley
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New York
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Fort Plain
Joan J. Traver
Traver
New Deal in Confusion After Schechter Court Ruling
Washington observers describe rampant disorder in New Deal planning following the Schechter decision. Labor leaders, NRA officials, and advisers argue over future policy, with wide disagreements on commerce clause interpretation and possible retrenchment plans as the court’s actions shock the administration.
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Ann
Billy Patterson
Papa _ Roosevelt
U. S. Supreme Court
Schechter
Supreme Court
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Prisoner Charged After Riot Attack in Mexico
A Negro man is charged in Mexico after an attack at a roadside institution ends in drowning. Reports describe the suspect as an imbecile and note the incident occurred amid tension and rains. Authorities vow inquiries and prayers offered for victims.
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MEXICO
Mid West Flood Ravages Reach Kansas Nebraska and Missouri
Widespread destruction continues across lowland areas as floodwaters from the Republican River and Musso river basins surge into Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. Towns report extensive damage and casualties with levee breaches and farm losses amid ongoing searches and relief efforts.
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MID-WEST
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Kansas
Nebraska
Massour
Kansas City
St. Louis
Four From County Seek Parole for Gina Case
A County four voices petition the governor to grant parole in the Gina case. The report notes a court appearance on October 26 with several prisoners involved and references Israel Surata.
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Gina
moon
Israel Surata
Moody Beats Morrison in Tennis Match at St Genes
Mrs Moody defeated Miss P N Morrison 6 1 6 6 in a tennis match read by B Clapp. An address on the architects of old homes in Frederick by Charles F Bowers followed, with Bowers showing plans for the C Burr Artz Library. Guests included Mr Joseph H Appice Mrs J Har Brandenong and Mrs Frank E Smush Cumberland.
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B. Clapp
old homes
ngs
Frederick
Charles F Bowers
Weather report with June day temperature figures
The weather today shows high temperatures around minus 76 with a prior year high of minus 39. Low temperatures are around minus 69 with yesterday’s low near minus 53. Sunrise and sunset times are noted, with moonrise listed and a 11:00 pm moonset.
Bonus forces to end present fight election
A garbled AP dispatch reports ongoing partisan efforts in Congress to settle a dispute. Leaders from Democratic and Republican camps in Oklahoma indicate a referendum or adjournment may be considered, seeking a compromise to end the present conflict.
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Congress
Patsigeton
Fensin Democrat
High School Exams End as Commencement Plans Begin
Schools prepare next week for graduation events as high and elementary grades wrap exams. Frederick High concludes exams. Tivoli Theatre hosts commencement on Thursday June 13 while baccalaureate occurs Sunday morning. Parkway School plans seventh grade ceremony and 90 graduates are expected attend.
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Albert L. Leary
piace
jors
Tivoli Theater
Ooi
Parkway schoweinia Wenner
Ricci county
Federal Agents Extend Manhunt Nationwide
Federal agents add personnel to the search for a suspect described as in the field force to track down the 47 and attempt to deter further danger. The report notes authorities expanding the trail to new locations as they pursue leads connected to the case amid ongoing investigations.
Roosevelt to seek restricted NRA powers from Congress
Paris June 4 AP The French Chamber of Deputies approves Premier Boursson for broad powers to safeguard the franc and crush speculation as the government seeks decree powers The vote 390 to 198 follows protests against the bill and a pledge of brutal action against critics The scene shifts to domestic headlines about clocks and city control measures as authorities inspect the city hall master clock and fuse controls
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Plans to be Made Public Late Today in Washington
President Roosevelt and his Cabinet agreed to submit an emergency legislative program to Congress for restoring the economy. Details were withheld as discussions centered on maximum hours minimum wages and fair trade within interstate business, with potential broadening of federal powers. General Hugh S. Johnson criticized lawmakers while NRA leaders faced calls for national cooperation to uphold blue eagle principles.
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NRA
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HughS. Johnson
Borah
Idaho
Deenad R. Richberg
White House
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Market Gains Amid Food News Hopes As Deaths Reported
New York reports a steady stock advance with optimism over White House food relief plans. Cotton climbs while grains pull back on profit taking. In Los Angeles two bodies linked to a murder suicide case: Dolores Dufaé, 26, stabbed and George Booth, 25, hanged near his home, with a naval note found at Booth’s residence.
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Washington
Los Angeles
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Dufae
George Booth
Booth
Elkton Fireworks Blast Wounds Three
Three women were seriously injured in a blast at the Victory Fireworks Company in Elkton Maryland. Officials said the blast likely caused fatal injuries to at least one person and damaged two buildings on June 4. Police and fire units responded and authorities investigated the incident.
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Elkton
Victory Fireworks Company
Tax rate up 9 cents in Washington County
Washington County voters raised the tax rate by nine cents to 97 cents to restore half of the Legislature’s cuts. The levy funds road debt of 23000 dollars and other State road costs, with notices indicating impending road and education appropriations adjustments.
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Hagerstown
Washington county
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief summary
The readable text is fragmentary with no clear events or named entities. No verifiable details emerge to identify people places organizations dates or outcomes for a factual newspaper card.
Fragmentary Petition Highlights Missing Witnesses in Case
The document alleges witnesses phoned to a hearing last week failed to appear, claiming their testimony is essential for the case. Judge Athur D Willard and Judge Hammond Umer preside as county circuit court officials consider extending the representation period to June 13.
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FX CHSON
Ra Dimocra’s
aga
Judie Hammond
Montgomery women to attend rural short course at College Park
Rockville June 4 county home demonstration agent announces Montgomery county women will join the annual rural women’s short course at College Park from June 17 to 22. attendees include numerous home makers’ club members across year classifications, with names and towns listed.
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Rockville
Edythe M. Turner
Montgomery county
home makers’ clubs
College Park
Arthur Anderson
Agnes Weisman
J. L. Studds
Marcus Dassey
Florence Derrick
Ashton
George Furzer
Bethesda
Hoover and Lowden Visit Sparks Campaign Talk
AP reports former C L Hoover and F O Hoover with W Shaw of Chicago spent the night in Lowden's camp. No statement issued but questions arise if proposed government form becomes a major issue in the 1936 presidential campaign.
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T. Hoover
Frank O
W. Shaw
Chicase
astrment
Lowden
Washington
Hearing to Fight a Charge of Grunkxenness
A police court hearing faces a charge described as Grunkxenness with a clash over a $5 collateral. Details remain fragmentary as proceedings were set to address the dispute and access to the court.
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Police Cours
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