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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1935

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2

Four More as Kidnappers Hunted in Weyerhaeuser Case

Federal agents stamped Channel upon three known suspects in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. In Tacoma, charges in the case involve Harmony Wales and his wife Margaree, plus William Mahan, with another John Doe and three unnamed suspects sought. Authorities plan to seek the death penalty in Washington state if tied to the abduction.

Associated Press Salt Lake Cos Utah Dune Kednappers George Weyerhaeuser Tacoma Weyermaeusers Harmony Wales Margaree William Mahan Miomiana Plains Waleys Mahan John Doe Trecoma Washington J. Charles Dennis San Francisco Tralin Sundar Butte Mont Atahan Wales Spokane T. L. Locket Hideo House

Loudoun Towns Vote In Local Elections Readers Campaign Focus

In Loudoun County Virginia seven incorporated towns hold elections led by Leesburg where three mayoral candidates, two for Recorder and ten for Council contend. Purcellville sees eight candidates for six council seats while Round Hill and Hillsboro face no opposition. Candidates include Leesburg mayoral hopefuls E N Bradfield Charles R Lowenbach and John T Hourdane and council nominees Tabor and Shrey among others.

Leesburg Loudoun County Of—Ee Hulsboro Purcellville Round Hill Recorder Frederick, Md Pureelimie Round Hul Hillsboro E .N. Bradfield Charles R Lowenbach John T Hourdane Maver Roscoe Hopp Hurst Lefferts Rothos W E Plaster F Newton L T Po R.D Shrey J. H Turley A B. Atwell Herbert Howard George E Ward T. W. Carter Council Purctliville A. $. Adams R. W Carruthers C P. Hutchison J. B Xichois E E Michols S J. Smith R. C Steele H .B. Bulgour L Sarret Counci John Johnson Tavior

MIBDIES HURT IN NAVAL ACADEMY SHIPMENT INCIDENT

Eleven midshipmen were injured in a street car collision near the Naval Academy. The injured were transported to the Bethlehem Steel plant for transfer to the Navy Hospital at Annapolis after a routine inspection at the shipyard.

Naval Academy Toda Nore Garp Bethlehem See Corporaton Naval Académy Navy Annancus

Maryland selects 4-H team for national Gibcoma at Washerston

State 4-H representation includes June Ann Giladius Ferdaz from DoLege Park, Lois Moiyneaas of Montgomery County, George Stauf fer of Frederick County, and Frank M. Faxland of Allegany County. The ninth national Gibcoma event runs June 13 to June 19 at Washerston.

DoLege Park Ann Giladius Ferdaz Lois Moiyneaas Montgomery County George Stauffer Frederick County Frank M. Faxland Allegany County Hase Maryland Washerston Boone

Annual County Picnic At Farm Bureau Woods Near Petersville

Annual picnic hosted by Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and Women’s Clubs set for August 6 in Farmers Club woods near Petersville. Local leaders from Farm Bureau Grange Women’s Clubs and Farmers Club manage sports events morning and speeches in afternoon with 4 H demonstrations and horse shoe pitching. Prominent speakers include county and community figures with Miss Pearson and Mrs George Click among organizers.

Farm Bureau Pomona Grange Womens Clubs Parner Farmers Club Th Grange Thomas P Culler Ballerger J E Perrell Petersvile Prominical Afernoon Charles H Remsberg Miss Pearson George Click Brins- Sick

Demurrers Filed in Suit Over Central Trust Company

Demurrers filed by Carroll and Howard counties to suits by State Bank Commissioner John J Ghingher regarding the closed Central Trust Company of Mars. Hearing set for Monday June 24 at 10 o clock in Tredeitex County Circuits Court. Demurrers claim delays and improper action by the receiver and other grounds, with deputy stockholders’ suits noted and a receiver’s report citing over $100 600 in assessments collected from stockholders.

State Bank John J Ghingher Central Trust Company of Mars Tredeitex County Carroll and Howard County Napuins Westminster Lousie Brown Charles Ho Eliz Seth W Cok Elliiott C.ty Herbert Ho Cress West Frendship John and R Equity Einer Tommiszicner Tne Syoun

Ready to Die in Baltimore Memoir Edge

Fragmentary note from Baltimore dated June 10 quotes Ed Howe about dying on borrowed time and dying like a gentleman. Mentions Hopkins and a Rev Johns Hopkins era and a man and a woman among unclear references.

Baltimore Ed W Howe Ng ISO Richson Hans Eosato Johns Hopkins

Projects Recommended by President Roos Aide Secretary Ickes

A partial transcription notes that Secretary Ickes urged continuation of BWA loans to states at four percent, tied to forestry service needs. The item references President Roos and aides shaping wartime financing policies and public works.

Fas Roos Ickes Forestry Service

National Federation of Women Cubs elects president

The organization elected a new president by a vote of 846 to 338 at its annual meeting.

Deir Sane Bh Mis Radert Camrolh Laan Tala Okla Wemens Tn Boermral Eat Mann Aetoat

Crash Victims Improve After Emmitsburg Accident

Six injured in a Sunday Emmitsburg crash near Westminster show improvement by Monday with three at home in Emmitsburg and one in Gettysburg. Mary Raymond 35 Baltimore suffers serious injuries but improves. Otto Kreitz 18 Emmitsburg is conscious but in serious condition. Mary Reed 15 Baltimore to her home. others include Ruth Eker Lilian Waster and Owen Sanders. Kreitz faces charges of reckless driving and license issues. investigation by State Officer A F Anderson.

Emmisong Annie Warner Ospital Gettysburg Baltizmore Hher Emmittsburg Mary Raymond Baltimore Otto Krietz Mary Reed Ruth Eker Lilian Waster Owen Sanders Emmitsburg Muss Eker Ford Westminster Kreitz A F. Anderson Frederick Hrentz Rennerstoun

Memorial Ceremony at London Cenotaph Tribute to Fallen Men

A memorial service scene described with wreaths and a cenotaph in London honoring those who died in conflict. The text references a tragic campaign and a service with police involvement and mentions a U S airminil detail delivery stamp question.

Tau 3 London Police, Inc

Guarded Child Sparks Custody Suit Evidence

San Fenevee June 1 Six year old daughter of Ann Harding is being watched by armed guards amid alleged kidnapping risks. Harding filed a custody action in state supreme court detailing the incident years ago without naming suspects.

San Fenevee Cola Ann Harding State Supreme Court Cour Evelyn G. Eknodt Harold G. Knode East Fourth Street Rockville James FP. Taylor Mary E

Antitrust Laws to Be Maintained in Labor Pact

Washington June 10 Senate opposition to extending the skeletal NRA faded as leaders agreed on a plan to restore antitrust laws to full vigor while allowing voluntary labor and trade pacts. The compromise limits exemptions to collective bargaining provisions including minimum wages maximum hours child labor and prohibiting unfair practices under the Federal Trade Commission act.

Washington Senate Senamee Committee Donald R. Richberg Recovery Board Sen. Borah Repan Idaho Toe NRA Anich

Republicans Invite Union Forces in 1936 Defense Plea

Seven thousand Republicans from ten farm states gathered in the opening session at the State fairgrounds. They urged Democratic support for a 1936 campaign based on defense of the constitution and rejected forming a new party, inviting Democratic and Republican elements to unite under the GOP banner.

Sprinzist Beir Cem Stomnas Ola Des

Wheat crop boosted by May rains Washington forecast

Washington reports May rains raise government wheat crop estimate to 670,900,099 bushels. Agriculture Department forecast on June 1 conditions projects winter wheat at 41,492,000 tons and May production rise by 9,957,000 bushels. Officials say overall annual wheat production should exceed 232,909,099 bushels.

Washington Jane Agriculture Departments

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