State Officer Badly Hurt in Libertytown Crash
First Class Officer Walter K. May, 20, of the Maryland State Police, was critically injured when his motorcycle collided with a Virginian sedan near Libertytown. Munden of Blackstone Va. was charged. a bond set. May survived initial treatment with fractures and a very serious condition.
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Unis City
Munden
Jefferson
Prederick
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Lucian K. Falconer
New Market
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South Mountain
Ralph Byers
Boonsboro
Washington County
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Corp. Niles Falkenstein
A. F P. Anderson
Relief conference set to discuss state budget and relief
Gov Al and Baltimore officials scheduled a Friday 2 p.m. meeting at the State Building to discuss the relief situation and state budget needs. Attendance was expected from senior officials to determine how much funds can be raised. Convict killed in Parchman as prison riot prompts gun battle. twelve inmates escaped, seven recaptured, authorities pursue the last.
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Battimore
Parchman
Misc
Britain Defers Debt Payment on War Loans
Britain informed the U S that it cannot pay the total 261 791 011 68 due on June 15 for war debt installments and will defer while revision talks proceed. Finland will proceed with its June 15 payment of 166 538 in New York.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
United States
L. Astrom
New York
William Philips
Philip Mainwaring Broadmead
England
Barbers Association Meeting Includes July Social Plans
The Fred Barbers Association held a Monday meeting at the Barbara Fritchie Tea Room on East Patrick Street. Dr. James Marrone spoke on United Cooperation Brings Mutual Benefits and Protection. The social committee was Runkles and Garrett, with Ecker and Fleming in charge for July. Members were urged to attend the July 4th observances with full shop closures and a full attendance for the election.
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Barbers’ Association
Fred Barbers’ Association
Barbara Fritchie
East Patrick Street
M. A. Buckingham
James Marrone
Frederick
Messrs. Runkles and Garrett
Will
Will . Ecker and
Fleming
Tercentenary Pageant Scenery Completed and Accepted
Historical pageant plan for Frederick County tercentenary has been completed and accepted by the organizing group. Episodes cover creation to World War days in sequence with Miss Frederick County and Miss Columbia featured in prologue and entries. Robert L. Smith directs talent. Rowland coordinates local rehearsals in Brunswick Jefferson Libertytown Walkers Thurmont Middletown and Frecked. ticketing led by Lewis A. Leichert.
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FP. W. Harnwell
Frederick County
Robert L. Smith
Mr. Rowland
Brunswick
Jefferson
Libertytown
Walke Thurmont
Middletown
Fredeck
George N. Parelle
Lewis A. Leichert
Mare Inspection Opens At Montevue Hospital
The Montevue building, remodeled into a hospital, will be open for inspection Saturday from 2 to 5 PM. Equipment is being installed and the first floor will serve white patients while the second floor will serve colored patients. the event is open to the public.
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FO Mare
Montevue
Tariff Measure Passes Senate After Debate Ends
The Senate approves a reciprocal tariff measure by a 57 to 33 vote, sending it back to the House as Democratic leaders seek acceptance of Senate changes to avoid a conference. The bill allows the president to bargain on tariffs with foreign powers without Senate approval, aiming to restore foreign trade during the depression. A committee amendment on excise taxes caused dramatic exchanges before the final roll call.
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Senate
Adams
Dill
Glass
Long
Overton
Capper
Couzens
la Follette
Norbeck
Norris
United States
Sen. Son
Mississippi
Harrison
Sen. Ashurst
Arizona
Sen. Long
Louisiana
Widow fails to claim fortune of Jackson Barnett
Denied Fortune details thirteen years of legal battle over the wealth of Jackson Barnett the Indian oil millionaire who died in Los Angeles. Mrs Anna Laura Lowe the Texas widow cannot claim the estate as the marriage to the aged Indian is ruled invalid and she will not receive any legitimate heirs of his own race.
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Jackson Barnett
Los Angeles
Anna Laura Lowe
Texas
Knight custody case continued to September ruling
In Cirenic Court Chief Judge Hammond Urner postponed habeas corpus proceedings for custody of 20 year old Madeline Knight, with temporary guardianship arrangements: in June she stays with great-aunt Mrs Hengst Thurmont and in July and August with grandmother Mrs Sadie Patterson Waynesboro. The matter will be decided on the first Monday in September. Premier Mussolini issues pamphlets urging large family futures. The President faces tax and tariff implications under new bill.
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Cirenic Court
Hammond Urner Mornday
John E. Knight
Warthesboro
Madeline Knight
Ro. Hengst
Thurmont
Sadie Patterson
Waynesboro
Urner
Guardians Named for Roderick Children in Circuit Court
Acting on a petition, Circuit Court appoints Mrs Airy Viola Roderick and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank as guardians of Elsie Roderick Helen V Roderick Andrew V Roderick Roger C Roderick and Caroline Roderick infants. Petition filed by mother and next friend with funds from United Life Insurance Company of New York. bond to be furnished not required. Say you saw it in The News.
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Viola Roderick
Farmers and Mechanics Nations Bank
Elsie & Roderick
Helen
Roderick
Andrew V. Roderick
Roger C. Roderick
Caroline Mr. Roderick
United Life Insurstance Company of
New York
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