Corner man dies in Route 4 crash near Ridgeville
Eddie W. Phillis 32 of Long Corner was killed Saturday after his sedan veered, struck a truck, and mangled his body. Police say intoxication prior to the crash contributed to the fatality. The collision occurred between Plane No 4 and Ridgeville on the National highway with the truck driver exonerated. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Montgomery Chapel with survivors listed.
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Frederick
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Westminster
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John Marley
H. M. Snyder
Noah Phillips
Long Corner
Mt Airy
Montgomery Chapel
Edwin W. Partlips
Res.aent
Airy
Legion Honor Awards Presented To Pupils
Betty Darlene Bowers and Lewis Calvin Anderson received American Legion honor awards at Church Street School graduation exercises. Guy K E Motier presented them as five outstanding qualifiers including courage leadership and scholarship. Linda Lucille Crampton was named the most popular airol girl. Ralph W. Boyer of the Automobile Association of Maryland presented the related award. One of five Key Post honors remains to be presented at St Johns today.
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Linda Lucille Crampton
Holmen
Ralph W. Boyer
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Salvage Crew Aims for Jewels From Lost Ward Line Ship
In Norfolk Virginia today a salvage expedition sets out toward the sunken Merida seventy miles offshore to recover potential treasure from the Ward line seamer. The Italian ship Saico will join the effort with supplies, eyeing possible valuables in the 250 foot depth. The venture follows years of costly, unconfirmed reports of crown jewels once belonging to Emperor Maximilian of Mexico.
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Trouble Spot Maps Explain Central Europe Weighing Crises
The AP feature describes Central Europe as an enduring international trouble spot with diverse populations and recurring crises. It notes Germany's drive to export goods and secure raw materials, Europe's iron and coal distribution, Italy's manufacturing limits, and topography shaping trade and military movements, including key mountain passes.
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Behind The Scenes In WASHINGTON By Rodney Dutcher
Washington unfolds debates on the new tax law. Roosevelt criticized by Harrison for capital gains tax contrasts. Treasury experts explain savings for small earners, while big gains face higher rates. Also notes on senators’ attendance and a future feature on James Roosevelt’s insurance sales success. A Nazi-linked goosestep network prompts FBI interest and concerns about patriotic Americans joining.
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Weekend Arrests and Vagrancy Roundup Report
Six arrests for drunkenness and one for vagrancy mark the week end police market. Names include Hiram Robinson, Matthew Naylor, John Doe, Gordon Wilson, Frank Jake Grove charged with disorderly conduct, and Walter Ambrose for vagrancy. Grove linked to cursing. Trade note: caravans report ongoing Russia China commerce.
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Know-it-all Attitude in Children and Adults
The piece warns of the social harm caused by a know-it-all attitude in both children and adults. It urges parents to teach listening, humility, and courteous expression, citing risk of losing friends if one always assumes correct and demands the spotlight. It emphasizes allowing others to speak and modeling softer, more respectful dialogue.
Bomb blasts Windows In Baltimore Block
A bomb detonated before Charles Moss Muller's home injuring one man and blasting windows in a Baltimore block. Police inspector Hamilton Atkinson called the device TNT and noted two AFL Truck Drivers Union delegates were among five men questioned. Witnesses described a long cylinder dropped into the gutter after a car circled the area. The Lima Bean is of South American origin.
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Hamilton Atkinson
Charles Mossmuller
American Federation of Labor
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Mossmiller
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Elizabeth Creighton Jones to Wed Harry Rhodes This Summer
Samuel Creighton Jones of Dickenson announces the engagement of his daughter Elizabeth Creighton Jones to Harry Clement Rhodes son of Ms and Mrs Louis Kennard Rhodes of Queenstown. Elizabeth attended Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg and serves as secretary of Mountammels courts Social Service Exchange in Rockville. Rhodes is a Washington College graduate and a member of Kappa Alpha and Omicron Delta Kappa. He is assistant principal of Poolesville High School. The wedding is planned for this summer.
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Dickenson
Elizabeth Creighton
Harry Clement Rhodes
Louis Kennard Rhodes
Queentown
Miss Jones
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Mountammels Courts
Social Service Exchange
Rockville
Rhodes
Washington College
Chestertown
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Omicron Delta Kappa
Poolesville
Summer Radio Season Highlights From Orson Welles in New York
Orson Welles leads a CBS summer series First Person Singular to be written directed and produced by Welles with Davidson Taylor. The season features Welles to choose medium and subject plus WJZ NBC CBS Four Corners and Pulitzer plays. Also weekly broadcasts and nightly listings include Eddie Cantor Irene Dunne Cary Grant Bernard van Dieren and more.
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WEAP
NBC
American Medical Association
Cal Tinney
Fisk
Carl Ravazza
Wednesday Flower Mission Meeting Details
Mrs John Brosdhurst presided at the county flower mission program in Buckeystown. Readings and poems highlighted “Love Makes The Burden Lighter” and “Say It With Flowers” as a basket of flowers was sent to Frederick County Emergency Hospital. One new member joined. next text meeting set for July second Wednesday.
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W.C
Mark Parziale
V W. Nicodemus
William Motsell
Shawbaker
Tad Ketter
Mary Shawtaker
Frederick County
Joan Kelley
Wil Se Pitrioue
In Japan public bath faces new neo alctubnowse setup
An unclear report describes a Japanese public bath in a shaken state with references to an unfamiliar organization and dubious numbers. The fragment suggests disturbances or reform talk but lacks concrete actions, dates, or named entities to confirm specifics. The item reads as a damaged snippet needing clearer details.
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