Bus Contracts and School Transport Plans T:
County Board of Education discussed renewing bus contracts and transport plans for about 1,000 high school and 2,800 elementary pupils. Plans include routes, driver contracts, and feasibility of closer transport for high school pupils. Repairs at several schools were authorized, with bids from local dealers invited and new rooms added at Liperytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Prospect school
Mapleville
Thurmont
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Liperiyt
Electrical Workers Strike Called Off
Electrical workers end a strike that threatened power in an 800 square mile area of northwestern Ohio. Union members voted 237 to 47 to suspend action pending negotiations for a 20 percent wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Edison Company
Ohio
Vimy Ridge Hero Brag Dies in England
Viscount Brag, famed for Vimy Ridge heroism, dies in England. He led peacetime reforms of London's Metropolitan Police and briefly served as governor general of Canada. His wartime leadership at Vimy and public service marked a long, influential career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENGLAND
Vimy
Canada
Lord Alenby
coms
Ong-Woomas Nuptials Today
Miss Mary Emma McComas and Mr Alan Weston Long of Elmira N Y plan to marry at 8 00 tonight in the Prestonian church Philadelphia or nearby city details note. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Dr Charles E WyYr with white peonies candles and palms in decorations. Miss McComas will wear a satin gown with long sleeves and orange blossoms in her hair. Her sister Miss H E McComas will be maid of honor.
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ion
Philadelphia
Elmira
N.Y
Fred
Mary Emma Mean
Alan Weston Long
N. Y
Miss McComas
George Willam McComas
M. Long
John PB. Long
Charles E. Wi Yr
Miss i is city
fac- Mixtam Rhoads
or Head College
Song
Anganino
Lemare
Liszt
Cadman
willie
EH. McComas
Second Note Found In Weverhauser Case Details
The Associated Press reports a second note found in the Weverhauser case in Washington state. Police disclose the note identifies a man, who is questioned by agents at a Seattle hotel. No comment from officials as inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wasa
ces
Seattie
Department of Ze
Roosevelt To Spend Week End At Hyde Park
President Roosevelt plans a weekend at Hyde Park New York from Washington with travel continuing to Westport to deliver diplomas to the Military Academy graduates. The trip follows a typical pre graduation schedule as he departs this evening for the residence and returns midweek for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Washington
i¢ Park
West Port
Military Acacde
Middletown Commencement Events Highlight Week
Middletown prepares for Friday baccalaureate service with Principal Herbert F. P. Davis leading. Senior assembly includes readings by George Feinsberg and performances by the Glee Club under Miss Elizabeh Finooz, with a play to follow Tuesday night directed by Miss Finooz.
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nual
wy eld
Herbert FP. Davis
Sonz
Middletown School
George Feinsberg
gills
Grace Ellen Fink
Virginia Efert
Milam Kefa
Katherine Keller
Helen McGowan
Helen Miller
Army Officer Faces Charge by Grand Jury
Col. Joseph J McMuthen, chief of the patents section at the Judge Advocate General's office, is indicted by a Columbia grand jury on charges related to accessing fees from a firm lobbying against a tariff policy.
Arrest Record Shows One Sentence Issued
A historical arrest summary notes Hoga Mas charged with forgery grand larceny and related offenses across multiple states including Washington California Idaho and Virginia with a single six month sentence imposed in Vancouver. The record cites prior arrests and suggests a forthcoming prelim hearing in Frederick.
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Mas
Bartgis
Hogan's
Idec
Youa
Des Mone
Wash
Vancouver
Santa Barbara
Calf
Y Amz
Pocatel Idaho
exec
Hogan
Frederick
Baptists Meet in Frederick District Gathering
About 100 delegates arrived in Frederick by noon for the annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Union of the Frederick District. Leaders presided by Mrs Gregory and Mrs Vargi land guided sessions with devotions by Mrs J. ASLIZEGM. Reports from 16 churches were discussed and appointments noted for future work.
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Frederick
Women’s Missionary Union
Bar church
Western District
Bay Assoc
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Montgom
Women Missionary Union
Gregory
pres
Vargiland
J. ASLIZEGM
Sara CG
lagal ehurs
Stock Market Trends Show Limited Clarity Amid Fluctuations
Market activity remained subdued with foreign exchanges holding a slim groove. Call money stood at one fourth of one percent while pond storage opened at four dollars. In nature, female polar bears hibernate as males forage for food through winter.
Millen and Faber to Die Tonight for Man Smurder
Millen and Faber face execution tonight for the murder of a man. The case drew heavy local attention as prosecutors sought the maximum penalty and defense counsel argued for clemency.
Delaware Woman and Son Face Execution Friday
A Delaware woman and her son faced imminent execution after being condemned for the slaying of her brother. The pair, aged 53 and 27, were described as involved in a brief but sensational robbery career and linked to a $2,000 life-insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DELAWARE
Beton
Howard
Robert Hitchens
wep
merer
Cuban Millionaire Kidnap Plot Exposed In Havana
In Havana on June 6 AP reports Cuban kidnappers held Antonio San Miguel, a wealthy magnate, and seized his valet with two servants. A letter was delivered to San Miguel’s home by the captors but was seized by police. Rumors of a $300,000 ransom surfaced. authorities denied the amount. An attorney for San Miguel indicated two monthly installments were paid later for release. A 78 year old former newspaper publisher was reportedly detained yesterday.
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Associated Press
Havana
Antonio San Miguel
San Ago
Pedro Herrera Sotolonge
millonaire
Arieta
San Miguel
Soiogo
fongo
Sansenat
Jury Unable To Agree After Two Hours In Case
A jury failed to reach a verdict after about two hours in the case against Younger Younker aged 33 charged with property damage and related counts. Prosecutor was State's Attorney F Bowers and defense was Younker by Y Bennett. The trial involved accusations of breaking into premises near Dow for a year and statements about prior conduct.
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Paris
Dow
Wesdward
Presiuyt
Atormmey Saerman
Bowers
whue ton Y. Bennett
Younker
Inside Washington Why Pearlson Frames a Caribbean Fiasco
The piece reports on a Washington driven controversy over the Pearson governorship of the Virgin Islands. It notes patronage battles, Ickes and liberal critics backing Pearson against foes such as Jim Farley and Senator Harrison, and a $12,000 probe led by Senator Tydings. It also mentions Secretary Roper and a fishery advisory plan advocating more cooking instruction and a Thanksgiving shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Hoover
T. Webber Wilson
islands
Ickes
earson
Jim Farley
Astorn
Cummings
Pat Harrison
Tder
Ropers Fishery Advisory Committee
Bernarr MacPadden
turkey
NEA Service, Inc
Elks to Observe Flag Day Event on June 16
Maj Gen Multon A Reckord will keynote the Frederick Lodge 684 Flag Day service. The event, one of two annual observances, is set for Sunday June 16 with plans announced by Past Exalted Ruler Alfred W Gaver and a committee including Francis Perrett Leas A Lebherz and Clarence Rollins S Posie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multon A. Reckord
oicer
Maryland
Fredrick Lodge
P.O. Eixsich
Alfred W. Gaver
arrangemenits
Francis Perrett
Leas A Lebherz
Clarence d@ Rollins S. Posie
Leobherz
md wal intr Perrett
Md Dealers Face Consumer Charge Question
Attorney R OConcr and S. Gaede Jr. court dispute centers on whether Maryland dealers may collect a charge from consumers under a disputed procedure. The case examines legality and potential implications for consumer transactions and dealer practices.
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S. Gaede Jr
NRA Agreed Skeleton Form Still Stops Code Powers
Washington June 1936 reports that House leaders plan a stop gap resolution to extend the NRA to April 1 1936 while repealing presidential power to preside and enforce codes. Roosevelt may propose higher inheritance taxes and gift taxes to fund redistribution. Committee deliberations aimed to keep only the NRA extension while removing other provisions. The president’s view on interstate compacts was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houss
Senate
Fed
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means committee
NRA
Supreme Court
Testimonial Dinner By Eagles Tonight
A testimonial dinner honoring State President Hartman of this city will be held tonight at the Eagles hall. The event is under the auspices of the Grand Lodge with Tracey and Moebri assisting.
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Eagles
Hartman
de Innater
Lewis
Weather Summary Reflects 1935 Precip Patterns
Weather notes indicate a deficient precipitation amount around 1 to 2.54 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 83 degrees, while last night’s low was 54. A year ago temperatures were 68 and 54 respectively. Moonrise and moonset times are listed with tomorrow’s events around 10:39 PM and 11:50 PM.
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sthosi
Thurmount
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London
Metro
politan Police
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Weverhaeuser
MIDDLETOWN
robins
pat
Elizabehh Finooz
Kate Winton Winton
Downing
Vig Granger
Emi Meadows
Hush Hel
Branden Rolanc Ha
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mm Duckett
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OSSor
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Justis Main
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Mr. Bennett
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new hope
Uney
mt Roosevelt
NRA Len
Joceph Robnson
Hemer S Cummings
Joseph Byrns
R. L. Doughton
North Caroina
New Deal
Messier
Virgin Isles
Reynolds
RODNEY DUTCHER
Virgin Islands
Tydings
Ings
ids
Carbbean Toe UD
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Zo dean
Baltimore
ALAnr Pearson
Resnolds
aby Pearson
cogum
Puerto Rico
thas itd
ELAS
Gen. Reckord
Baker Park
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palace
Serova
Payne
joint commission on interstate
Tracey and Moebri
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