Frederick attorney Reno S Harp named to State Industrial and Accident Commission
Reno S Harp of Frederick, prominent attorney and fraternalist, received a commission from Governor Nice as a member of the State Industrial and Accident Commission for roughly a five year term from April 16, 1936. He plans to take oath today. the appointment places him with Chairman William F Broening and other members, with a salary of 5000 annually.
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Reno S. Harp
Frederick
Niece
State Industrial and Accident Commission
Spix
Harp
Warp
Sian
Ufes
Rohrback
Jaco Rhorback
Public Service Commission
Hip
Baltimore
Nice
State Industrial Accident Commission
Edmund C. Budnitz
Accident Commission
William F. Broening
Broening
Industrial and Accident Cormission
Robert HW. Carr
Omar 2D
Crothers
Elkton
Charles S. Warner
The
Knights of Pythias
Western
United Brethren Church
Tacal Congregation
Wanerman
Ienae Ue
Maryland
Phillips Lee Galisborough
Candidate's Truck Stuck In Sewer Ditch
Republican mayoral candidate Rey L. Leatherman saw his campaign truck wedged in a sewer ditch at 21 East Patrick when a rear wheel broke through wooden cover planks. A tow wagon freed the five and a half ton ginger ale laden vehicle as Leatherman helped with the effort before resuming campaigning.
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Rey L. Leatherman
Tes Cane
East Patrick
Leatherman
Donald
Jean Harlow Dead in Los Angeles
AP reports film star Jean Harlow died after a sudden illness in Los Angeles at 11 39 p m. The platinum blonde screen icon was 11 and a major box office draw. No immediate details on cause were released.
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Laos
Angeles
Tine 7
Tean Hirinn
Setteee
Poe
Hood Sanusitin
Sayler named to Baltimore bench in broad appointments
Annapolis June 7 AP Gov Harry W Nice announced a broad set of appointments including J Abner Sayter chief judge of the Baltimore traffic court named associate judge of Supreme Bench of Baltimore to fill the late Judge Frank Supplee Jr position. William Alden Huster long time Allegany county state s attorney named associate judge in fourth judicial circuit replacing the late Judge David A Robb. Henr S Harp Frederick named member of State Industrial and Accident Commission to fill vacancy from Edmund Budnitz resignation. Charles Delmar Frederick named member of State Board of Welfare to Old vacancy from Marty Levin resignation. Harry O Levin resigned from Public Service Commission named member and chairman of State Tax Commission replacing Cardell whose term expired.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
J. Abner Sayter
Baltimore Traffic Court
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Frank Supplee
William Alden Huster
Allegany County
Fourth Judicial Circuit
David A. Robb
Henr S. Harp
Frederick
State Industrial and Accident Commission
Edmund Budnitz
Charles Delmar
Frederick County
State Board of Welfare
Marty O. Levin
Public Service Commission
Harry O. Levin
State Tax Commission
A. LeRoy , Mc
Cardell
Proposal To Merge Two Banks Voted Down
Sherpherdstown West Virginia June 7 A proposal to merge the town banks failed by a two vote margin Stockholders of Jefferson Security Bank voted 999 for while 1001 were cast against and two thirds were required Farmers Bank stockholders approved by a margin of seven over the required two thirds almost all shares voted Bankers said they expected an attempt to revive the project later
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Sherpherdstown
W. Va
Jefferson Security Banke
Farmers’ Bank
Hood College Graduate Wins Elsie Maar Tauck Award
Mrs. Leiter, of Vagerstawr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Scott Leiter, received Hood College's Elsie Maar Tauck award at this morning's commencement. The honor recognizes a graduating student who excels in wort and conduct across classroom and campus life.
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Leiter
Hood College
Frank Scott Leiter
Vagerstawr
Elsie Maar Tauck
Wort
Act
Ons
Har
Ty Davelan
Victory claims in Frederick city election heated sewer debate
In Frederick officials expect a full Republican tally or a Democratic victory as seven city posts, including mayor and five aldermen, are decided amid fierce campaign rhetoric over the new sanitary sewerage system. Polls open from 8 am to 6 pm with about 6,800 registered voters. preliminary estimates show turnout possible near historic highs.
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Frederick
Actavor
Walter E. Sinn
Republican City Executive Committee
Edward J. Smith
Bam
Acculdine
CuUiy Aguids
Stocks Drift in Mixed, Slow New York Trading
Stocks drifted in varying directions during a slow day with few notable gains. Early activity showed little trend as the market approached the close with many shares unchanged. The pound sterling edged lower at 4.93 plus 7.16 pence.
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New York
Tn Hay Sak el Wally
Pickett Car Damaged by Excelsior Dairy Truck
Mrs. Elmer W. Pickett’s auto on West Patrick Street was struck by an Excelsior Sanit ary Dairy truck driven by Samuel RR shortly before noon Sunday. The vehicle suffered front and rear damage while parked in front of Paul MacCarmack’s store.
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Elmer W. Pickett
West Patrick Street
Excelsior Sanitary
Samuel RR
Paul MacCarmack
Pickett
Guards Protect Wrecked Skyliner After Crash Near Salt Lake City
Armed guards with orders to shoot on sight surrounded the wreckage of a Boeing transport near Salt Lake City, as rescuers searched for seven occupants. Reporters described large jewelry shipments exposed to the first searchers while authorities offered a $1,000 reward.
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Utah
M.G. Wenger
Elsie Muir Loucks prize awarded to Sarah Leiter
Miss Sarah Lucretia Leiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Leiter of Hagerstown, won the Elsie Muir Loucks prize at the college awards. Leiter, active in student government and the Blue and Grey, is noted for leadership and athletics. The ceremony included a formal Hand opening on September 23 and academic honors across departments.
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Gates
Elsie Muir Loucks
W. J. Muir
Elsie Winifred Muir
Sarah Lucretia Leiter
Frank Scott Leiter
Hagerstown
Leiter
Cooperative Government
Keystone Honorary Society
Hood Town Hall
Blue and Grey
College Weekly
Edna McCardet
Hood
Cole
Staler
Invictus Huhn
J.D. Cave
Frederick
Joseph T. Apple
Petra
Mulet
Henry T. Wade
How to Mark Your Ballot In Tuesday Election Outlined
A late weekend discussion among party workers led City Attorney Edward J. Smith to interpret ballot marking rules. A mark beside a party emblem votes for all in that column. a mark beside a candidate votes for that candidate. marks near opposing tickets can override others. If the head of the ticket is marked, voting for a cross-ticket candidate requires scratching out the undesired name. Without head-mark, voters must avoid more than one mayor, one city registrar, and five aldermen votes.
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Edward J. Smith
Parc
Ag Mos Fagh
Oace
Smith
Hood College Class Day Exercises Mark Laurel Chain Procession
The Hood College graduating class stage Class Day on the outdoor stage west of Brodbeck Hall. Sophomores in white carry the Laurel chain as seniors in pastel gowns march from Cabents Hall. Miss Meyers of Pureburgh presides with welcoming address and Miss Lamade of Walliamsport reads the class poem. A fund chair gifts a lump sum to invest in Hood bands and a $1000 endowment gift is announced.
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Stahl
Vuca Art Bip Anc
Joseph IC
Stahr
J. HW
Apple
Tnd
Mary
Joanna Bacehore
Marian Frans
Sophomaares
Emily Randolph Anderson
Havre de Grace
Sarah Alice Austermuhl
Camden
N. J
Julia Elizabeth
Frederick
Hood Cal- Teepe
Drodbeck Hall
Cablents Hall
Mise Muried Meyers
Pureburgh
Betty
Mise Elisabeth Lamade
Walliams
S Port
Miss Meyers
Mye College
Cenior
Accecivaa
Life of PWA Up To House For Decision
Washington hearings consider a two year extension for the Public Works Administration which would run past June 30 if the bill passes. The fund totals about 124.6 million with applications pending from communities that issued bonds for projects. The bill would make 135 million available for grants and authorize 40 million in extra funds, plus selling 40 million in securities. President Roosevelt agreed to modify a recent order restricting PWA grants to relief labor costs.
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Washington
Dimne T
House
Public Works Administration
PT. W. AL
Roosevelt
PWA
Fresterick sewer plan spurred by Arelington bid
Low Ripners De Lashmutt Bros. Inc. of Arlington Va among bidders for the Frederick sewer zone project. They propose constructing the railroad overpass on the Lee boulevard approach to Archinton Memorial Bridge for SIRA BAL when bids opened at the Thoran of Public Roads. Sophomore class members carry Taurtel chain as they march across campus to Meyran Hall for ivy planting.
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de Lashmutt Bros. Inc
Arelington
Fresterick
Lee Boulevard
Archineton Memorial Bridge
Sira Bal
Thorean
Clare
Meyran Hall
Fray Wail
Mose Fenlio Miller
Altoona
Wat
Mitten Cere Spee Ty
Worsilow
Pelley Peckle
Aveta Anderaun
Trenton
H. J
Eviction showdown looms in Chicago area labor clash
In Chicago area tensions flare as eviction deadline looms for plant workers amid a housing and safety dispute. City officials claim housing codes forbid staying in the plant dormitory without permits while the mayor orders evacuation within 48 hours.
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Chicago
Reasy
Sen
Ward J
Apts Lers
Dhe Repu
Carel John Prendergast
Chaga
James L. Hyland
Dammasi
Dr Fosdick Speaks At Johns Hopkins Commencement
Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick of Riverside Church New York City delivered the commencement address at Johns Hopkins University. He spoke on facing death as students learned of 437 degrees and certificates awarded across fields including Medicine Engineering Arts and Sciences.
Weather Record Precipitation for June to Date
June precipitation shows a normal of 4 inches with actual figures near 4.7 inches. Excess precipitation through June to date traces back to 20 inches above normal in 1937. Yesterday’s high reached a value near yesterday’s high. last year’s high and low temperatures were recorded as well. Moon phase and other daily notes appear incomplete.
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Tamblay
Precipitason
Faenes
San Nese
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