Roscoe Brown Ends His Life in West Batra Storeroom
Roscoe Brown, longtime board member and vice-president of the Wayne County board, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot in his bedroom at the rear of his West Batra alcept store. Authorities reported blood at the temple and a .32 caliber pistol on the floor, with another pistol on a nearby dresser. Brown had recently been drinking heavily and was known to be in debt. Abrecht, the store clerk, said Brown had no recent threats.
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Rowen Araya
West Batra
Sas
Broun
Coit. Comins
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Charins
Abrecht
Brown
City
Omeer Marshall Murray
Murray
Sherif Roy Mo
Walter E. Sinn
Coranies
Sherman P
WH. J. Stasher
B Thomas
Linn
anQidtoss
Dr. Thomas
Fred
Thomas
Wedineday
Alent
Abirecht
Alreeht
Aredd
Therpreeas
Warding House
Frederick
Arthur Broan
Sabiilaaine
Coane Cum Nisdoness
Chamber Attacks Proposed New Tax Bill in Senate and House
A Chamber of Commerce led critique targets a proposed graduate levy on individuals and a corporate tax plan. Conferees discuss details as lawmakers hint at action early next week while warning the bill could hinder economic recovery.
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Chamber of Commerce
Uaret Siasagans
Senate
Uxtey
Psesare Bel
Sibley
Confernee Committee
Doughton
Democrat
North Cceania
Confertes
Two Hurt As Truck Upsets On Icy Lewistown Road
Two men were injured when a truck carrying spindles overturned on a slick highway near Lewistown South Carolina. W M Marshall and E C Scarborough suffered leg and toe injuries as the heavy spindle load spilled along the road. The vehicle belonged to H H W McColl and was bound for Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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South Carolina
Lewistown
Lawn
W. M. Marshall
Hartatille
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Scarborough
H. H W. McColl
Martsville
Bethlehem
Marshall
Frederi Tek
Stock Market Slump Follows Fast Upward Sprint
The market halted for breath after a sharp run up with industrials cheering while profit taking appeared prudent. Bonds edged higher while commodities and currencies showed uneven movement.
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New York
Knox Named for Vice-President Roosevelt His
Dallas dispatch reports Knox as a Roosevelt running mate prospect. The piece notes Labor themes by Landon and references to monopolies, with mentions of Texas and Topeka excitement as support builds for a Republican bid. It highlights Landon’s pledge to vigorous campaigning and a large turnout rally atmosphere.
Fraternal Association Officers Installed for Frederick Council
Accreditable representation attended the Fraternal Association meeting after Frederick Council No 118. John J. Sigler was elected chairman with M R Etchison as vice chairman Glenn E Rich secretary and Ralph A Putman treasurer. The officers were inducted by retiring chairman Mr. Hitler and the group planned to meet next with Frederick Council on September 3.
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Jr. OQ. U. A. ML
Wish
Frederick
John J. Sigler
M. R. Etchison
Glenn BE. Rich
Cretary
Ralph A. Putman
Hitler
HE Howe
Pan Munkard
Albert M Sindth
Postmaster Appointment Ties Local Politics to County Elections
Contested postmaster appointment for Ribentt Civ becomes a political flashpoint as Congressman Btepien Wo Giambrid announces the nomination. After months of Swaling, the decision drew scrutiny amid countywide tensions and a contested transition plan. The prior postmaster’s death is noted as backdrop to the service change.
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Morhoeh
Ribentt
Btepien
Giambrid
Hoard
Dee CP
Pollew
Pollew Ng Mo
Oarew
Ph Wereved Viger
Democratic nominees to speak at outdoor acceptance event
Philadelphia June 12 AP the Democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates will deliver acceptance speeches at a large outdoor meeting June 27 ending the party convention. Franklin Field Pennsylvania Stadium hosts the ceremony after a conference with party officials. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas will notify the presidential nominee and Senator W. Barkley of Kentucky the vice presidential nominee.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
W. Forbes Morgan
Democratic National
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania Stadium
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
AW. Barkley
Kentucky
Morgan
Outsat Phone Pole Clash Delays Digging on Family Land
Yorkana residents resist telephone pole on their property as workers from York Telephone and Telegraph persist in digging. A father stops the project by stepping into the trench while Mrs Quest watches apprehensively. After several family members sit and wait, crews abandon the attempt.
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Outsat
Yorkana
Gust
Aea Chagens Ba
York Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tarind
Aritis Gist
Quest
Dr Lake To Speak On Leper Colony Work
Dr Lake, missionary of the Southern Baptist Convention, will speak at the First Baptist Church Chile Tiv Sunday morning. He discusses work on a leper colony in Honan China and the largest leper colony project he manages.
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de Sohn
Swathern Baptist Comvention
Huntey
China
Chile
Editors From Kansans Lead Coverage At London Convention
Kansas editors and publishers dominated the Cleveland London convention scene. Leaders include William Allen White, Henry J. Allen, Arthur Capper, and Frank Eganett among a broad Kansas press cast delivering coverage and mobilizing campaigns for Landon.
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Knight
Kansas
Plat
Henry J. Allen
Topeka State Journal
London
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Capper
Hospital Managers Form Monthly Meeting
Hospital managers held the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday morning to elect a member of the Mouser committee of the Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Gohiy success Mrs W. Cubeton McSherry resigned from the committee but remains on the board. The lone committee was chaired by Mrs Frans ra XM. Braley with several members present.
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Frederick City Hospital
Gohiy Success
W. Cubeton McSherry
Frans Ra XM. Braley
William No Leihert
Guy KL Motter
Drak Dycecanapie
Alaa Henley
Casper FE Cline
Come Mutes
Sta
Dunes
Devik Gore
Nurees
G O P Convention Nominates Knox for Vice President
The Republican convention nominated Col Frank Knox of Winds for vice president with broad support and no opposing candidates. Delegates cheered Landon’s road to victory, while a draft Vandenberg movement surfaced but did not derail the unanimous choice. Knox, a veteran Rough Rider and Chicago Daily News publisher, joins the Landon ticket amid party unity.
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Kies
Jett
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Nome
Ameb
London
Harry Wo Nice
Maryland
Walter Edge
New Jersey
Knox
Nice
Chicago Daily News
Teddy Roosevelt
Republianiam
Knox grateful for convention vote as Landon running mate
Col Frank Knox, Chicago publisher, nominated as Republican vice president running mate for Governor Alf Landon. He said he was profoundly grateful for the unanimous vote and would issue a formal comment after reaching Chicago from the Cleveland convention. Landon announced plans for his campaign would await a conference by telephone with the new national committee in Cleveland.
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Shether Tandun
Republican Party
Kansas
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Landon
Dewntown
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Bie
Chicago Daily News
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Conor
N. Ht
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Senate
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Michigan
Fnally
Eo Gannett
America
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New York
New Jerey
Milnola
Connecticut
Michigan City
Ind
Frank Knox
Chicago
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kan
Republican National Committee
Frederick Wins Dodge Ball and Volleyball Titles
Frederick and Baltimore counties claimed state championships at the Playgrounds Athletic League meet. Frederick defeated Prince George’s dodge ballers 13 to 10 to win the dodge ball title, while Baltimore county’s volleyball team outplayed the Chans delegation 9 to 7 to secure the volleyball crown.
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Maltimore
Frederick
Tallimore
Playgrounds Athletic League
Prince George's
Giths
Talimore
Gharins
Two Killed As Plane From Memphis Crashes Off Guantanamo
The Navy reports an officer and an enlisted man died when a plane from the cruiser Memphis crashed near Guantanamo Bay. Names cited include Linnenans TW Larson of Omaha Nebraska and Sidney Eo Marne, aviation machinist’s mate. The event occurred early yesterday during a naval operation.
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Navy Department
KML
Memphis
Guantanamo
HOLG Loans End Today as Federal Refinance Ends
Washington reports the Home Owners Loan Corporation will stop lending on homes tonight after disbursing about 3 billion dollars over three years. Officials say the emergency demand for mortgage refinancing is over as the HOLC closes its lending books and foreclosures peaked earlier.
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Washington
HOLC
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Weather summary for June 1933 period
Precipitation figures show 24 hour totals and monthly normals with a notable deficiency in 1946 records. Temperature readings include yesterday and last night around 62 degrees, with forecast tomorrow around 1 2 3 5 pm.
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