Frederick's Cloth Factory Opens As City’s New Industry
Frederick's East Fourth Street clothing plant begins operations with 206 employees planned. Curers lay out fabric as cutters start on white flannel trousers linen suits and fall top coats. Swaniey Sagner leads renovation and equipment setup for a modern factory with new buttonhole and pressing machines and a sprinkler system. Open house planned to showcase improved working conditions.
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Frederick
East Fourth street
Baltimore place
Swaniey Sagner
jocal
Tae ning
Sagner
Diploma Day for Fredericks High Largest Senior Class
The Fredericks High School largest senior class will graduate Thursday at 10:30 AM in Tivoli theater with Dr Bord Edwards Mercersburg Academy headmaster as speaker. Two hundred five graduates receive diplomas and a program features organ pieces, choral numbers, saxophone, and a farewell from the seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredecsick High School
Tivoli
Bord Edwards
Mercersburg Academy
George Schroeder
Les Sylp
Weather Today Yon 24 Hours Report
The forecast covers Yon for the 24 hours ending yesterday. Data includes temperature highs and lows, precipitation chances, wind trends, and general conditions observed.
Bookkeeper on $2000 Bail For Hearing Later
William Harter, 50, assistant bookkeeper at the Manor Club Norbeck, posted $2000 bail after arrest on embezzlement charges. He appeared before Justice Frederick Van Court at Bethesda with a hearing set for June 15. Prosecutors say he misappropriated $2410.39, and he allegedly confessed to gambling expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman Prescott
Harter
Middletown High School Commencement Tonight
Middletown High School holds its annual commencement with Dr Boyd Edwards Mercersburg Academy headmaster as speaker. Diplomas are presented. a musical program, class day events and the alumni banquet follow, including the class play Fuse My Advice and an assembly noting scholarships and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High Schoo
Boyd Edwards
Mercersburg Academy
las
Middletown High School
Roberts
Judson
Wagner
John S. Adam
Christ Reformed church
Middletown
Neid- Enger
Helen Harshman
Ghys
Frances Kehne
Margaret Gaver
Bvelyn Darner
Janice Yoms
Lugenia Horine
Sordillo
Moscow
Racamaninoff
Jack Kepler
Edwards
Hail
Fareseil
RL Ward Howe
Adam
Sinai
Mary Rhoads
Ja Albert Flook
Russell Frushour
John Harshman
Luge, Horine
Charles Ee
Vernon Snurz
Evelyn Damier
Richarda Zeiger
Austin
Toms
imi
Yelock
willade
Campus Slayings and Death by Own Action Near Waukesha
An AP report details a fatal wreck near Waukesha tied to a campus incident. Gene Nelson, 29, Gustave Peterson, and two young women, Jeanette Roszak of Milwaukee and Eva Nielsen, 19, were involved as passengers in Nielsen's car.
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Waukesha
Leonard Nelson
janner
Rinses
Gustave Peterson
Nexon
Alvin ison
Imma
Wis
Waukesh
Jeenette Roszakiv
Milwaukee
Eroa Nielson
Alvin
Nielson
Interest of Banking House Is Revealed
In Washington on June 7 AP report says O P Van Sweringen and associates started rail ventures with 1 million dollars in 1916. The Senate inquiry into J P Morgan Co remains ongoing as Pecora seeks broader access to tax returns and stock dealings.
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Washington
O. P. Van Sweringen
Senate
J. BP. Morgan & Co
Van Sweringen
Morgan partners
Pietcher
Ferdinand Pecora
Fifth Postponement of Davis Trial Requested
United States Senator James J. Davis faces a fifth postponement of his New York lottery trial. His attorney says the plea will argue he remains too ill for a three week case after an emergency appendectomy and near fatal complications. Davis, former Moose Lodge head, is recuperating in Washington.
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Pittsburgh
United States
James J. Davis
New York
Charles J. Marriott
Davis
Washington
Moose lodge
Jury Selected To Try Berry E Clark In Montgomery County
The jury was seated this morning to try Berry E Clark former clerk of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners on 9 counts of embezzlement with about $50 involved. State's Attorney Stedman Prescom opened the state's case after the jury was sworn.
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Jace
Berry E Clark
Nineteenth Annual Old Folks Service Set Sunday
The nineteenth annual Old Folks service of the United Brethren will be held Sunday with Rev. Billbaugh directing. Attendance has grown past 2,000 from several states, with seating for 35 people over 70 on the platform last year and similar arrangements planned. The program includes talks by M. P. Moller, Rev. Ayers, Rev. Benedict, Lewis Kefauver, Peter New Comer, and musical numbers by Theodore Ramsburg and Lewis Ruprecht. The service starts at 9 15 with Sunday School, a memorial for Cyrus Flox, and lunch served by Women of the congregation. committees are named for program and parking.
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United Brethren
B. FP
Billbaugh
Cyrus PF. Floox
loietown
M. P. Moller
Hagerstoun
A R. Ayers
Carlisle
P. D. Benedict
Fayetteville
Lewis F. Ke~fauver
Middletown
Peter Newcomer
Waynesboro
Theodore Ramsburg
Hagerstown
Lewis F. Ruprecht
Frederick Obhbe
Gowers
tesson
S. & Snell
Chewsville
Columbus W Haupt
Plook
Moller
A. D. Fiook
Elmer Harplincheon
John W. Eldridge
Elizabeth Evy Fiook
Florence Baker
Helen Miller
Catherine Homme
Harold Miller
Alvey Horing
Visitation Academy Annual Medal and Diploma Distribution
Visitation Academy held its annual distribution ceremony this morning at Pretieries Academy of the Visitation. Four diplomas and special Colise certificates were awarded along with numerous medals for English studies drawing penmanship typing neatness and language aims. Notable prize winners included Miss Virginia Schol are Miss Katharine Winter Miss Rita Leary and Miss Hope Dooner among others with several department and language honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretieries Academy of the Visitation
Batharinne wed
Maryland
Virginia Mar Schol
Har Engeht
Betty Lee Smith
Ida Monica Miller
Anne Coletherine De Coste
Rega Cements
Baise Grofith
Helena Siretmater
Paur
Anne Wedderburn
Charles H. Conley
Katharine Winter
Margaret Mary Leary
Rita Leary
Dorothy Barry
Regina Cements
Betty Leenel
Lia Liompart
Macy Cecelia ODonuel
Marrland
Bevny Lee Smith
Heen Graumann
Margaret Ford
Dorothy Iry
Anns Marcare
Marerard Heen Stremater
Hida Liompart
Katharine Lynch
Eleanor Conley
Harriet Anne Greh
Enda Liom
New York
Harriet Engel- Grech
Catherine DeCosve
Massachusetts
Margare
Mary
Ria
Laura Virginia Davis
Virginia i
Frances Spangler
Catherine DeCoste
annia Marzga
Bernardine Muth
Helen Sr Naemem
Helen Graumann
Anze Wedderburn
Nevi
ie Lee
Katharine ignch
June Momonier
Pisces
Winte
Ford
Delores Hupka
wes drasn
Hope Dooner
Crawn
Cyrus H K Curtis dies after year long illness
Cyrus H K Curtis publisher and philanthropist dies at 83 after a long illness. His wife died five days earlier. funeral at his home with burial in West Laurel Hill cemetery. He founded Curtis Publishing Company publisher of the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal and held leadership in related papers.
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Phiadelphia
Cyrus K. Curts
nated
Curtis
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
the
County Gentleman
Curtis- Martin Newspapers, Inc
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Evening Ledger
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Inquirer Company
Inquirer
Mr. Curtis
Wryncote
Phelphia
Mattern sighted near Novo Sibirsk in round-the-world flight
AP reports Jimmy Mattern was sighted at 410 am Moscow time near Novo Sibirsk as he flies toward Chita, Siberia on the fifth leg of his world tour. He remained unreported in Moscow earlier, with the distance and time gap to the Post Gatty record discussed.
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Moscow
Jane
Novo Sibirsk
Jimmy Mattern
Ayer
Chita
Siberia
ove Sibirsk
Omsk
Moscor
New York
Jimmy Mattera
Nov Sibirsk
Jos
otes
Siberian
Post and Gatty
Matiern
Church of the Brethren Conference Opens in Somerville
The Church of the Brethren opened its annual conference with delegates from the United States and other regions. Topics include pacific and debt issues, mission work, and reforms while officials address proceedings. Separately, the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition, seeking reorganization under federal bankruptcy law.
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s. Pa
Somer
Church of the Brethren
xan
Peris
United States
Chicago Jane 7
Chicago
Rock Island
eacife Rairoad Bled
bankrupuy i Pedera
federal bankrupics acc
Frederick County Fishing Law Changes Explained
Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus reiterates June 1 changes restricting dead scale bait and any live bait. Dipnetting rules apply Feb 15 to Apr 15 with specific mesh and license conditions in the Monocacy and surrounding waters. Bush pole or bank pole methods allowed for non baited catches of suckers and other species, with the trout season ending July 1 and bass season beginning.
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Frederick county
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
Monocacy river
Middle creek
Phobus
Prosecutor Charges Defense With Dramatics in New York Case
In New York on June 7 AP reports United States Attorney George Medahe accused the defense of theatrics amid a case involving a wife and husband and potential court actions. The item notes stock market shifts and inflation concerns as context for broader financial implications.
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New York
United States
George Z. Medahe
Feder
Charles Mtchell
sais
York
dune 7
wei tent
Apportionment Payments In Full Urged By Synod
The Potomac Synod session at Hood College urged full payment of 1933 apportionments to support missionary and benevolent work. Reports from Theological Seminary Lancaster Franklin and Marshall Catawba College Hood Mercersburg Academy Massanutten Academy and others noted enrollment, finances, and efforts to sustain programs. Nominations for trustees and directors across synod institutions were announced.
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Reformed church
Potomac Synod
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Pranklin and
Marshal College
Hoods College
Catawba College
N. O
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Massanu
Woodstock
Oliver K. Maurer
Red Lion
Potomac
Christian stewardship Academy
Laymen's League
Synod
J. Travers Thomas
Paul D. Simpson
the Theological Seminary
Samuel Basehore
Paul P. Schminke
Harry Brindle
Otia Schmidt
fone
Harry H. Spangler
Thomas J. Winebrenner
Charlies Mc Wood
Samuel Eli Cie
John A. Finafrock
Irwin Rubenhold
Thomas
Brooks
Joan Z. Falls
Henry I Stahr
D. D
Harvey A. Fesperman
J. Edward Omwake
Charles W. Lough
Board of Education
Edward O. Keen
Adam
W. G. Finke
C. Mo Rowe
inson
EW. Stonebraxer
J A Shuford
J. Lowe
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Hafer
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Eureia News
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Austin Toms
Jud Fenton
George Horne
John Wargrim
Eureka
Charles Mentzer
Peggy Acton
Lugenia Hotie
Virgy Mannion
Bob
Prainces Henge
Nelson-Dodd
Uplift Society
Marcia Wargrim
Margaret Ga
Helen Waters
Evelyn Darn
Richard Zeigler
exer
Mildred Wetnight
Russell Frusiour
Mildred Grossi
Harold Vernon Smuer
Charles
Morgan Inquiry
BERRY E. CLARK
Visitation Academy
CYRUS H. K. CURTIS
Philadelphian
Husband
MATTERN
CHURCH OF BRETHREN
CYRUS H K. CURTIS
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sercersburg
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Mercersburg Acade
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United State
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Lewis A. Rice
Emil Dobientz
aoed College
Hoot College
Joseph H. Apple
Rosa V Duvall
Henry I. Stahr
Massanutten Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Scott R. Wagner
Heary T. Wade
King David Ledse Hiedts ees
City Lodge
Taner Lodge
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om Fitdar everimg
learme Old Fellows Temple
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