Local men to supply tents and equipment for reforestation camps
Fifty local men join 69 others leaving Frederick County for Hagerstown recruiting office as part of a 478 man quota to staff two forestation camps. The group, mostly Baltimore natives aged 16 to 25, is quartered at Fort Howard and awaiting orders. Lieut Col Ned Bernard Rehkopf, with Mayor Munshower and City Engineer Maxwell, inspected Fishing Creek site and approved tent placement 800 feet below the dam. Further details will be mapped in coming days as 138 county men participate and 82 more join this week to reach the target.
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Prederick city
Fish- gm creek
Fort ioward
Baltimore
ord “shen
Balimore
Ned Bernard Rebkopf
Third Corps Area Field Artillery
Praderick
Elmer F Munshower
Elmer SiC Maxwell
Fishing creek
Rehkopf
Maxwell sia
Frederick county
eforestation
Hagersteun
amoyree
anc
William Ritchie Dies at Madison at 78
William Ritchie a prominent lawyer died in Madison aged 78. He lived much of his life in Evanston and Chicago, was twice married and survived by relatives including a nephew and brother the late Chief Judge John Ritchie. His funeral will be held Thursday at St Luke's Evanston Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILLIAM RITCHIE
MADISON, WIS
Frederick
John Ritchie
C. Winebrenn
William zive Fredericksonian
Ritchie
Prederi
bert Ritchie
bert
Louisa Packard
Chicago
Erlino
Ritehse
Mirinson
St. Luke's church
Evanston
imocese
Dem
Prescot
Jonn
Winetrerner
Willam Bouid
Afghan minister shot dead in Berlin attack
A Afghan minister identified as Piines Shirdar was killed in Berlin when three assailants opened fire. Police said the motive and exact identities of the attackers were not immediately clear. The incident occurred in the Bern area and prompted an investigation by German authorities.
Fire in Jail Forces Prisoners to Line Up
A second floor jail fire about 11 oclock morning originated in a ventilator cell on the west side. A dropped match caused smoke but no damage. Sheriff Crum investigated, ruling it accidental. Forty prisoners were moved to the corridor and later returned to their cells after extinguishment by chemicals.
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fac
Independens Hose Company
isi
Charles W. Crum
ofice
acciden t. he
Final Assembly Honors at Frederick High School
Frederick High School held a final senior assembly awarding letters and stars to 133 students for excellence in various activities. The program included a processional, Scripture reading, musical performances, and speeches. A L Leary distributed awards while Alumni President Ralph Borer addressed attendees and invited seniors to a banquet.
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the Frederick High School
Helen Potts
Chas. Lanner
Robert Kennedy
Richard Zimmerman
Herbert Staley
John Ferguson
Alice Redcliff, Jr
James McCanner
Edwin Ik
Donald Ramssurs
John James
Janice
Dorothy Uiterback
Frances Buckingham
Jack Keane
Irage Brust Milton Frank
Margaret Albaugh
Margaret Storm
Marjorie Staley
Eunice Eir
Mildred Crum
Relph Kefer
Bettie Gosnell
Je Davis
Helen Fogle
Margaret
Margaret Miller
Edward Nogie
Robert Virger
Samuel Marrone
Wiliam Michael
Edward Beli
Roosevelt Signs Wagner Work Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Wagner act establishing a national employment system under the Department of Labor. The brief item mentions a parking violation charge and local office references in the chaotic OCR text.
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ROOSEVELT
WAGNER
Washington
dare
j Roosevelt
Department of Labor
Mattern Lands in Omsk During World Flight Stop
American aviator James Mattern reached Omsk Siberia after 12 hours 21 minutes flight from Moscow covering 1450 miles at near 120 mph. He planned to rest there until tomorrow due to unsettled weather and possible mechanical checks. The Century of Progress remained in good shape as plans to resume tomorrow were announced.
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Omsk
Siberia
James Matters
Moscow
Masterm
weather bureau
Matlern homself
New York
James
Jimmy Mayterm
Post
Gaity
Fiaya Bennett
Senate explores expanded powers in Morgan inquiry
Washington reports the Senate committee on J. P. Morgan and Company moved to enlarge its powers to probe stock transactions and income tax matters in a closed session. A sub committee will draft proposals to expand the inquiry while six transactions affecting federal taxing power are slated for investigation by the panel.
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Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
ferdinand Pecora
Glass
Democracgoma
Chaiman
ing
Jury troubles stall Clark embezzlement trial in Montgomery
Rockville Md June 6 AP juror summons face unusual delay as Montgomery County Circuit Court seeks a jury for Berry Elkog alleged embezzlement from county funds. Clark, former county board clerk, has faced two prior trials with hung juries on 87 counts and about 50000 dollars disputed.
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Rockvile
Berry Elkog
Montgomery County Board of Commissioners
win mb
Clark
Ten cases spotted fever in Maryland rise in warm weather
Washington June 6 AP Ten cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever have been reported in Maryland with warmer weather. Public Health Service says no person to person transmission. ticks spread infection from rodents. Counties cited include Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Anne Arundel. One death in Mt Olive near Mt Airy. other cases in Frederick City Hospital and Johns Hopkins Hospital. Funds for vaccine and staff reductions noted.
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Washington
Maryland
United States
Publc Health Service
Carrol county
Frederick courtr
Montgomery county
Anne Arundel county
Public Health Service
Carroll county
Virginia
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Recky Mountain
Mt Olive
Mt. Airy
Washinstert
Aft. Olive
J. S. Grabiil
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Lawrence Green
Frederick City
East
Douglas
health department
Public Health
Frank S. Hubbard
Anne
Arumdel
Market Prices Ragged Amid Mixed Stocks and Santa Fe Move
Market prices turned ragged as the stock market showed some moderate strength on some shares and several specialties held firm. The Santa Fe railroad cut its preferred dividend by 1.50 to 2.59, marking the first such change since a three year restructuring, while Sterling opened at 4.195 percent.
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New York
Jume 5
D. Suences
weel
Santa Fe
Illinois voters reject 18th Amendment by wide margin
Chicago readers report a large statewide vote against the 18th amendment. Voters cast a resounding defeat by about four to one, signaling strong opposition to prohibition in the latest election results.
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Chicago
Jame 6
Qlinois
opporen
apprommatey
Convention of State C. E. 10 Opens Friday at Hood College
Final plans for the Maryland Union Christian Endeavor convention are completed as the event, titled Christ in Every Day Living, prepares to open Friday afternoon at Hood College. Delegates from city and county locaux will attend classes and services, with a program spanning Friday to Sunday featuring worship, talks, music, and a fellowship banquet.
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state Christian Endeavor convention
Hood College
conven Maryland Union
G. Eres
Wunder
New Market
Christ
Max Pisher
Brodbeck Hall
Harry Main
near Prederick
Warren P. E. Smith
William Marish
Catherine A. Thomas
Ruth Hreig
Adamstown
Franklin F. Marsh
Margaret Kent
Evangelical Lutheran church
C. Carroll Bailey
Baltimore
Charles M . Eiderdice
Westminster
G. Ernest Wunder
Joseph H. Apple
Hood
R. DeWit
P. Zase
Frederick City
Teporis
G. D. Hardorf
East
United Britren church
mornig
Philps
Hacdegz Sexton
Balti business
stum
Margaret Albaugh
nymn
Paul E. Holdcraft
Hagerstown
Warren G. Hoopesfield
Pennsylvania
E Uncen
Micitown
uyemster Theological Campsre
C. E. mories
observatory
OM ocMork
Lawrence C. Lit
Western Marriand Colege
Sumdar school
A. G Hermans
De. Wenler
an Appoy
George EB Sthnase
Wasangton, DC
Roosevelt Signs Higher Veteran Compensation Levels
President Roosevelt signed an executive order raising levels of compensation for service connected disabilities among veterans. The action creates higher pay standards than those proposed in earlier tentative regulations under the economy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prealder
Roosevelt
Seventh Grade Commencement Exercises and Playlet
Certificates will be awarded to ten seventh grade pupils at Parkway School in a program starting with prayer, hymns, and a playlet Lad by Bertha Palmer Lane. Cast includes Jack Haile Tom Char Hudson Doris Marguarite Fisher Jane Mary Starner Dot Helen Michel Ted Nelson Bohn Herald Thomas Shoemaker elves George Chapline etc. County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt will present certificates after the song Our Own School. The seventh graders will sing Old Lang Syne and hold commencement exercises Friday for children who attended the Parkway School.
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s.ging
A. G. Hermann
hyms
God Of Our Fathers
Lad
Bertha Palmer Lane
Jack Haile
Tom
Char Hudson
Bobby
Doris
Marguarite Fisher
Sylvia
Catherine Hooper
Jane
Mary Starner
Dot Helen Michel
Ted
Nelson Bohn
Herald
Thomas Shoemaker
elves
George Chapline
William Eyer
John Cockerly
Edgar Nicodems
Charles Taylor
Ernest Dorsey
Father Time
Harry Neisser
Endeavor
Miriam Stultz
Trutt
Betty Kline
Ruth Mel “Pear
Hugh Gittinger
Joseph Horne
Patsy Heffelfinger
Pauline Brachey
Hahn
Courag
Morgan
Agnes Thomas
Mayelies Yinger
Grace Augleberger
Evelyn Delpher
Mary Watkins
Mary Louise Abrecht
Mildred Miss
Elaine McKenzie
Mary Jane Kline
Catherine Keeney
Jane Johnston
Emil Tinney
Genevieve Cronenburg
Ruth Pickett
Ruth Rise
Virginia Carter
Eugene W. Pruitt
Parkway School
Mitchell Holds Weak Holdings in Mellon Era Context
In a New York tax evasion trial, Charles E. Mitchell, former National City Bank chairman, testifies about his 1929 fears for the bank and market. He explains borrowing to stabilize conditions and that he delivered some securities to Morgan firm as collateral, while noting some stock remained as marginal value.
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New York
National City Bank
Morgans
toGara hi
Mitchel
Morgan
J. P. Morm & Co
Samyer
Mitchell
W. DB
Orthopedic Clinic Arrangements by Public Health Nurses
Public health department nurses organize arrangements for an orthopedic clinic. Dr. Moses Gellman and Alan Voshell of Kernan Hospital will oversee operations at the university facility to provide attention to patients.
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weig
Alen Voshell
Moses Gellman
Kernan Hasmang
UC farsity
iMazsyand
Weather record of June with extreme figures
The fragment reports June weather data with excessive precipitation figures and unusual temperature notes. It mentions high and low temperatures, a May sunset time, and several garbled time notations suggesting forecast details for tomorrow in unclear formats.
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Jane
War and Prohibition Urged At Synod In War Sweatshops Debate
The Potomac Synod session at Hood College June 5-8 will urge the General Synod to keep a conscience-based wartime status and to back the Eighteenth Amendment. The report presses world peace, anti sweatshop child labor, and a new temperance crusade amid economic strain and calls for church action against war hysteria and political manipulation.
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General
Charles D Rockel
Alcona
church
General Synod
treasury
Amerx
Congress
jon
COTSISTOTI
Salvation Army Advisory Board Meets in Frederick
The Salvation Army advisory board met Monday evening at the Y M C A with Louis L. Wesson chairing. New officers Capt Bernard C Morris and Sergeant Major Mrs Fred Sireyie took the oath as attendees heard reports on community chest and March debts while noting open meetings and aid to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Louis L. Wesson
Frederick
Bernard C. Morris
Fred Sireyie
Salvation Army
Morris
SUnpY
Herman G Gubisch
Richard F Simmons
James Cosmo Jones
Francis H Markell
Florence E. Garner
G. Bunter Bowes
H. Dorsey sichison
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BERLIN
Bern
Piines Shirdarna
jeac
Rachsei
Ogle
Lford Seller
Julia B. Bann
George T. Myers
Phoebe Dutrow
Elied Bel
Christine Beachi
Frances Croghan
James Schwartz
Elizabeth Roderick
Hazabeth Zummermas
Anta Margaret Gaither
James Thomas
Roge Crum
Beatrice Summers
Reva Land
Catherine Eichottz
Beverly Molesworth
Minnie Tomtin
Roscoe Whisp
Edith White
Virginia Brightwell
Hida Free
Abraham Soiar
Bernice Neisser
Allarta Ausherman
Edna Jace Tyler
Martha Caller
Myrtie Wagner
Peggy Bieler
Helen Hamm
Marr Bussarg
Maran Bural
Jean Gosuel
Richard Radclife
Arthur Perego
Ernest Webb
dean Feags
Barbara Nicodemus
Canamereus Sanner
Sara Flowers
Jead Bins
Lilian ‘+ Thomas
Sars eTley
AWGTey
Myrtle Derine Shaff
Evelyn Mosburg
Maczion Sharpe
Raby
Wes
Richard Hargett
James Sausse
Helen King
Dorothy Shaff
Louisa Bepler
Dorothy Fouche
Grayson Hahn
dred
Rebecca Solar
Jack Cute
wimm
Bettie Gardner
Wiliam i Graufier
Melvin Cook
Josnua
Oiices
MATTERN
Gatty
Senate Committee
McCrory
McCrory Stores Corp
North Market street
Evangelical Reformed church
Carraht
ILLINOIS
CONVENTION OF STATE
C. E
Church Street
Committee On Social Service
Kingdom of God
Pentacos
Gay
Shey
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Joseph H. Appie
Ralph E. Hartman
A. LeRoy MiccCardeH
Paul D. Simpson
Minutes of Synod
Hobart D. McKeenan
Chas. E. Robby
Chas. P. Rice
Samuel Baschore
Miranes of Synod
Lord J. Coblentz
John S. Adam
Isamuel W. Beck
Edgar T. Hoffmeier
Norman S. Greenawalt
John ©. Sanders
Wm. A. Menefee
George P. Levan
Scott R Wagner
D. D
Allen S. Meek
John L. Barnhard
Elnathan M. Kershner
Samuel Waltman
Roy W. Linbert
Wm. H. Seeper
Martin Rhodes
Community Chest
Salvation army Organization
Mr. Clagset, J. Dorsey
Prederick
hus city
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