Certificates Presented To 8000 School Pupils In Frederick
About 2 609 boys and girls attended the event as 20 30 o'clock shanes were presented to 850 youngsters entering Frederick High School in fall. Miss Simpson assistant state educator stressed character and good citizenship over the three Rs. The program featured remarks on education, religion, art, music and international understanding, with certificates awarded by local officials and district supervisors.
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Wit J. OonEetoe
O'Ike Shanes
Eigibe
Iigh
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Baltimore
Adent
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Sl Simpeon
Ms Simpson
Law Agas
Miss Simpson
Maryland
G. Rupp
Evan Lutheras Church
Fiora Grogs
G. Lloyd Palmer
Lecie NL Converts
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Palmer
Whitsunday Service at Waiwuncar Church
The annual Waiwuncar service will be held on Sunday 27 with a march to the church and a December 4 service. Under rector Doeslass Est the program includes lamgy cms decorations, school members presenting moral emblems, and offerings pledged for two missionary scholarships maintained by the school for years.
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Ali Saiz
Oh Swi
Doeslass
Ss. E. S
Blaze In Field Near Heights Calls Firemen
A fire near Heights prompted a call to firefighters to extinguish a blaze consuming brush and grass in a field. The incident appeared at a rural site, with responders working to prevent spread. No injuries or marks of property damage were reported in the fragmentary note.
23 Gold Star Mothers To Sail Coming Week
Baltimore June AP Final arrangements set for 23 Maryland widows and gold star mothers to sail for France next week aboard the Harding from New York. The group includes Mrs Gertrude Weeks Price and others from Den to Oaklaw and Cumberland with four more on the Republic June 25.
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Baltimore
France
Maryland
War Department
Washington
New Yo
Harding
Five County
Gertrude Weeks Price
Delilah Kidow
Oaklaw
Mary B. McKibbin
Hagerstown
Amelia Patterson
Cumberland
Lily C. Howes
Annapois
Republic
Iniseue Hale L. Menath
Frederick
Irs
Enoch G. Johnson
Bethenta
Health conferences on child welfare expand county wide
Health department hosts preschool conferences in Jefferson and other towns. Twenty four children attended the Jefferson session held at the Reformed church. The Jefferson Woman's Club and Miss Gould Leckie led planning with public health staff. Upcoming event set for June 11 at North Market Street School may include other sites. Women’s clubs helped organize with authorities. many children have already benefited. Miss Martha Fiona is on vacation.
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Course Health Department
Jefferson
Reformed Church
Jefferson Woman's Club
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Faramont
Frederick Free Kindergarten
Martha Fiona
Reisiers
Unveiling of Revolutionary marker ceremonies in Middletown
Plans by Sam Lawmncs Everhart Chancer Sons of the American Revolution for ceremonies at Middletown on Friday June 13 mark the unveiling of official graves markers for John Schaffer and Elias Willard. The 5 PM event will be followed by a luncheon at the Peter Pan Inn near Urbana.
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Sons of the American Revolution
Middletown
John Schaffer
Elias Willard
Reformed Church
S.A. R
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles E. Wehrer
Lawrence Eyerhart
Jime 14
Fisg Dar
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Campaign to Popularize U S Route 45 Gains Backers
A broad coalition including Guinness Organizations and chambers of commerce promotes U S Route 45 as the most scenic historic highway to the West. Advertisements and public meetings in Frederick, Hagerstown, Cumberland and beyond push enhancements, safety, and nationwide radio broadcasts to boost tourist traffic on the National Highway Association backed by major commerce groups and hotels.
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Etick
Tharsdrigins Stresenne National Iishaar
Frederick C
Frederick
Hapersteery
Cumberland
Washington
Wheelmio
Edd
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W.va
Indanancis
Su Loi West
Washington, D. C
Emamerce
Hancock
National Highway Association
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce and Motor Club
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce and Motor Club
Uniontewnnee of Commerce and Motor Club
Washington, Ps. Motor Club
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce and Moir Club
Uniontown
Lanore
Washington Letter on Sheppard-Towner Maternity Act Debate
The Washington Letter reviews the fate of the Sheppard-Towner Act and proposed bills. It notes President Hoover’s interest, Cooper’s bills, and opposition from labor and farm groups. The piece cites House delays and Senate progress with the Childrens Bureau funding and potential transfer to the Public Health Service.
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Sheppard- Teamer
Ted
Sheppard House
Mace
Regi
Congress
Hoover
Sheppard-Towner
Childrens Bureau
Cooper
Ohio
Senate
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U. S. Public Health Service
Rion
Shreppard-Towner
Wardness
Mbinese
Children’s Bureau
Organized Labor
American Farm Bureau Federa
Tite
Goodwin
Minnesota
House of Representatives
House
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Parker
New York
State Field Meet Opens With Preparations Across Counties
Jan ev pre gathered at TMdiu SOAy To Ke prt S Givinpiad ute the Playground Achietie League. Shoe boys and girls t ah Tea 3,350 tr paanber arrived today and yes is the ¢ ethan ot Sensis At Uhee wy framiplonst ei pd feld events, or the uapieves of jets Ty left by is. this midg te Gike part a in the State track meet at the Baltimore stadium. Ty were accompanied by Catches Harry McDoniid, of Freder ick High Senesk and William E Hawer, of Middletown High School. the county representative left by bus this morning from Thurmont and Emmitsburg. The Frederick county bots are hope f of making a good showing in th State mest, wich is warmly con tested each year. franc delegations are also expected from Ablegany, Bal timore, and other counties.
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Paanber
Ethan
Uhee
Baltimore Stadium
Harry McDoniid
Frederick
Caraway says no subpoena for Bishop James Canon Jr
Jonesboro Arkansas June AP Senator T W Caraway chairman of the Senate Lobby Committee said he has no intention to issue a subpoena for Bishop James Canon Jr who yesterday walked out on the Lobby Committee. He emphasizes the inquiry targets lobbying not political matters. If Canon did not wish to answer questions he should be excused.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dexter
Washington
T. WH. Caraway
Senate
Heamsmitter
James Canon, Jr
Caraway
Rainfall Totals Fall Short of May Normal in Texas
Light rainfall measured as a thundershower delivered about 0.90 inch this afternoon in Frede, continuing a May total of 1.10 inches. After the storm the high fell to 73, the overnight low to 67, and the day’s precipitation left the month well below normal.
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Frede
Byrd Receives Gold Medal From Aeronautical Assn
New York June 6 AP Admiral Richard E Byrd was voted a gold medal by the Aeronautical Association's Chamber of Commerce for his polar expedition. The gold and silver replicas will be presented June 25 to 65 expedition members.
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Richard E. Byrd
Chamber of Commerce
Monais
Soi Po
Iba
Acémiral
North
South Polar
Electrocution of Texas killer in prison death chamber
Huntsville Texas June 6 Sculling William Pruitt 22 a signer of William Mann 17 Fear sid Dallas high school boy was electrocuted in the state prison death chamber. He asked for Father Finnegan and said he had made his statement before the motor began.
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Tex
Wiliam
Pruitt
Siager
William Mann
Sid Dallas
An Michal
Finnegan
Coor 2 Mann
Typhus case reported in Queen Annes County Maryland
Centerville reports a typhus fever case on a Templeville farm with Virgil Morris and his 12 year old son Julian. Health authorities investigated and identified the disease as one of the first cases in Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
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Centerville
Jane & Iap
Tym Jady
Virgil Morris
Templeville
Queen Annes County
Julian
Maryland
Fire Extinguished After House Blaze Reported
A fire at a residence prompted a call to Forssiey headquarters and Deputy William Monk responded. Firefighters arrived and soon extinguised the blaze. The incident involved R Buzzard of the Late 8 and an onlookers noted efforts to control the flames.
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R. Buzzard
Y Forssiey
Wiliam
Monk
Trouray
Niemoth Brought to Baltimore for Trial
Baltimore dispatch reports W. Niemoth an alleged gangster was brought to Baltimore for trial after being held up in 1926. Authorities stated the case remains under police and legal proceedings as transport occurred at a railroad station.
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Niemoth
Baltimore
W. Niemoth
Vo Niemobida
Used chisel on Poe statue. man freed in Lewistown incident
A man involved in damaging a Poe statue with a chisel was released on bond after a June 6 hearing. The report notes the local event, including a three act comedy presented at Lexstorn Grange and a large audience turnout.
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Poe
Plax
Lewistown
Lexstorn Grange
Svali
Pansh
Unclear text fragment headlines coat note sport
Fragmentary OCR text with mixed letters and scattered words. No coherent event, names, or location can be determined for a reliable summary.
Deaths, injuries in Rockville crash case trials begin
Reports from a Rockville crash trial describe a fatal day and multiple injuries as Humbert and Sandler face charges. Witnesses recount vehicle speeds and impact while forensic details highlight skid marks and vehicle damage.
Four Die in Auto and Trolley Collision in Duluth
Four people die and three are seriously hurt after a collision between a auto and a street car in Duluth Minnesota. The deceased are Viet Tutinui 2d Fred Hanson 18 Mary Stewney 24 and John Hartman. The crash occurred last night and left three others hospitalized in serious condition.
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Minn
Viet Tutinui
Aas Notanny
Fred Hanson
Mary Stewney
John Hartman
Graf Zeppelin Returns to Friedrichshafen Port
Graf Zeppelin lands at Friedrichshafen at 7 22 p m after a 19 day voyage to South America and the United States with landings in Spain Brazil and the North African coast. Market weakness at close in New York with broker loans up and total sales near 1 9 million shares as bears fail to press. Naval cruise underway as ships head to Europe for annual voyage returning in a month. War news from New Rearing Saturdar reports a new development near East Hens.
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South America
United States
Graf
Spain
Brazil
North African
New York
Rt O
Wall Street
Frederick man badly cut after car collision near Frederick Pair Grounds
A 35 year old colored man from Frederick Junction was thrown through a windshield when his car collided with another. He suffered severe facial and chest injuries, a crushed vein and heavy bleeding, and was taken to Frederick City Hospital under bond conditions. Corporal C. R. Bizxard of the State police assisted at the scene.
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Prederick Junction
Frederick City Hospital
C. R. Bizxard
Sen
Herbert
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