Endorsement for National Commander at Legion Meeting
Francis Scott Key Post 21 backs General A. Reckord for American Legion National Commander at the Chicago convention in August. The meeting, led by Commander Charles S. Houck Jr, celebrated flag history contests with local schools and the Maryland School for the Deaf, presenting flags to top rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reckord
American Legion
alse
Maryland
Charles S. Houck
American Legion Sag conwese
Charles McC. Mathias
daly
Maryland State School for the Deaf
national Ameri j jeantism committee
Legion
Washington street
Miss Smith
Church street
Ministers Assigned At Conference Close
Fragmentary report indicates the conference ended with assignments and division of Lewistown charge. Upper pare and lower sections conjoined with names unclear while a swarm near Pumbstown disrupted traffic for a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cal
Lewistown
narmen
Tahirbena
Weather report fragment with numeric data and unclear terms
Fragmentary weather notice shows precipitation figures and temperatures with garbled terms. Mentions today’s temperature around 32 and last night near 48. references to moon, time stamps, and stray codes. Harmful OCR noise limits clear interpretation but preserves entities and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomerson
eHRPRIVE
U S Treasurer to Sign For 17 Billions
Washington reports that the treasury holds about 21 billion in cash and coin with 17.09 billion in reserves. W A Julian will sign for a record amount as Major Walter Woods retires, amid counting of 48 million silver dollars and penny weighing checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RODNEY DUCITCHER
NEA
Washington
treasury
W. A. Julian
United States
Walter Woods
Woods
Tennessee
Julian
west
Federal Reserve
Fetkasser
Sam
M P Conference Opens at Denton Today
Maryland Annual meeting details from Denton report note rapid growth in patient counts at Montevue Hospital with diversions, births in June, and attention to a surge in hospital patients. Mention of Moscow Sky Seaports and Nome travel plans. upcoming homecoming, July excursions, and local produce notes from Cerésville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maryland
momen
Montevue
Reformed Church Summer Missionary Conference Opens July 15
About 200 attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia West Virginia and New Jersey gather for Hood College event. Officers include Rev Ham Tagersown chair Miss Greta P Hinkle director of music Miss Katharine Levy Westmas recreation Mrs Frederic Lentz back room custodian and Miss Helen L Barnhart registrar. Sessions begin Brodbeck Heil Saturday July 15 with Sunday School at 10 and a sermon by Rev A R Bartholomew Philadelphia secretary of Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Reformed church
Hood College
Maryland
Pennsylvans
Delaware
Virginia
Wee
Brodbeck Heil
A R. Bartholomew
Philadelpha
David Dunn
Harrisburg
Charles E. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions of the Reformed church
The
Reformed Church
Cassebran
Christan
America
James M. Mullen
Margaret R. Metter
Casselman
Paul b
Sendai
Japan
Carrie Herschel
Kathryn S. Bolton
Colonial Park
Miss Kersthner
Casseman
Gil’s Missionary Guild
Miss HinEHe
Miss Bolton
Dunn
Gerhar
Modern Church
A. S. Meek
York
China
J.' .Frenk Bucher
Shenchow
Roosevelt replies to British war debt offer confirmed
Washington reports Roosevelt handed an official British embassy note reply. The message, prepared by State Department leaders after talks with the British offer, indicates the instalment would be treated as part of the fall total of 5 950 006 due tomorrow. Simultaneous public coverage planned in Washington and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Philips
wes
Great Britain
London
Flag Day and the U S flag's evolving design
The article notes Today as Flag Day marking the 136th anniversary of the flag's adoption. It recounts milestones from 1777 Philadelphia Congress designating thirteen stripes and stars, through 1794 and 1818 changes, to the enlargement of stars as new states joined the Union. It mentions five-pointed stars and a circle arrangement historically discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Continental Congress
s. Phildelphia
jon
Ross
Vermont
Kentucky
Congress
DROWNING NEAR MISS CHARIGNE STONE SAFE RESCUE
Miss Charigne Stone daughter of Dr and Mrs 0 B Stone of Liberty escaped drowning in Linganore creek on the Simpson property June 6. Miss Marian Sappington and Harold and Janes Wright all aided but Stone went under briefly before rescuers pulled her to safety.
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Charigne Stone
0. B. Stone
Liberty
Linganore creek
Simpson property
Linganore
parc creek
Miss Stone
hi head
Marian Sappington
Labanothes
Roosevelt Receives Law Degree at Catholic University
Cardinal Hayes of New York delivers the commencement address at Catholic University as ROOSEVELT earns a law degree during the annual exercises in Baltimore. Edna presented Mir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Hares
New York
Baltimore
gressing
Edna
House to Vote on Hospitalization Plan
The report notes a forthcoming House vote on a hospitalization plan. It mentions a marriage license and indicates location details tied to J. Dorsey Jones and Marry Ayerstown with ages and names appearing in the clipped text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Testamentary Testimony Filed in Coblentz Case
Testimony taken before the Circuit Court in the week of May 29 in the trial of State Senator Emory L. Coblentz was filed today in court. Coblentz faces charges of accepting a deposit at Central Trust Company while serving as bank president and knowing it was insolvent. Court stenographer transcribed the proceedings for Chief Judge Hammond Umer and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard, with additional testimony from last June's Cumberland trial admitted by both sides. No verdict date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Coblentz
Central Trust Company
Hammond Umer
Arthur D. Willard
Cumberland
Second Buck Confession Ruled Out by Court
Bamstrabie Mass June 14 AP The Buck kidnapping trial gains a defense edge as a second confession is ruled inadmissible. A preliminary hearing disclosed two confessions with Kenneth Buck naming a mysterious Bill as directing the crime. The court barred further remarks from later admissions due to remarks by State Detective Michael Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamstrabie
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Kenneth
Bill
fom
Michael Barrett
Author Off On His Long Long Trail
Spokane June 14 AP Stoddard Hong humorist and author of There’s 2 Long Trail dead at 43 after illness. He succumbed at his home. Evangelical Reformed Sunday School picnic set for Thursday at Fair Grounds from 3 PM to dark with games for all ages and meal provided. If bad weather, event moves to Friday. McCarseel named general supervisor, Hargett general chairman. Garfield Spencer and others mentioned in sheriff sale note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane. Wash
Stoddard Hong
Evangelial Reformed Sunday School
H and F
Ean Patrick street
Tan
Ler McCarseel
supe ent
Ruichard S. Hargett
p cnk
Hull Calls All Nations To Participate In Tariff Trace
Tariff tracing plan approved by state bank supervisors aims to issue 30 percent price increases and exchange shares for new stock. Directors and stockholders endorse amendments while officers like John Jo Ghingher Shuff and George L Wilhide cast their votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
iacor
John Jo Ghingher
Shuff
George L Wilhide
Delegates Endorse American Address At Global Conference
Foreign delegates signaled approval of the American plan presented by Secretary of State Cordell Hull on the conference floor. Hull urged removal of trade barriers and debt concerns while seeking a middle path between nationalism and interdependence, warning against short sighted self interest. Maxim Litvinoff followed with a call for economic disarmament and a pact of economic non aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell reave
Hull
America
France
Isai
Britain
Japan
Maxim Litvinoff
Witness Testimony Echoes Mitchell in Baker Tax Case
New York June 14 AP United States Attorney George Medalie accused Hugh B. Baker former Nation Co. president of shaping his testimony to imitate Charles E. Mitchell in a tax evasion trial. Baker disputed whether Mitchell outlined a plan to repay a $1,860,000 manager fund advance from 1929, saying he could not recall who proposed the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
George Z. Medane
Hugh B. Baker
the Nation Co
Charles E. Mit om
Baker
Medalie
Aitchell
Mitchell
Thomas E. Dewey
Mediatie
Shier
Dewey
Senate and House Seek Agreement on War Veteran Allowances
Washington June 14 Congress debates adjournment as the Senate and House seek a pact on legislation cutting war veteran allowances, the main obstacle to ending the session. The Senate also considers the administration bill to permit a nonresident governor of Hawaii, which House members have passed. Meanwhile the House and Senate conference disagree on a $3.6 billion deficiency bill and sent it to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hutie
Senate
Hawaii
House
Congress
Germany Expels Austrian Legation Official
Berlin reports Dr Erwin Wasserbaeck chief of the press department at the Austrian legation was expelled after his arrest in retaliation for the Vienna arrest of Theodore Habicht German adviser to the Austrian Nazi party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Erwin Wasserbaeck
Austria
Germany
Vienna
Theodore Habicht
Naz party
Railroads to Seek Further Wage Cuts in New Proposals
New York report states railroads plan additional wage reductions after a June 74 approach. AP details mention party alignment and the move to cut compensation, with related figures and procedural notes. A separate item references an assault and battery charge involving a minor, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Don, Jones and Company
Tatiriads
Market Erratic Sends Stocks Swing as Traders React
The stock market moved about in a volatile session as traders and investors adjusted to shifting orders. A new price point opened at 3.08 with notable activity amid bid and offer changes.
Roosevelt May Call Debt Conference Rumor
London reports that President Roosevelt may convene a debt conference in Washington. Negotiations with debtors will be separate as French representatives at the world economic conference discuss whether France will honor the $19 million war debt interest default from last December to qualify for talks. Ambassador Lindsay of Great Britain backs the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Great Britain
Attacked by a Colored Man Reported in Purcellville
A 10 year old girl, Elizabeth Hargett, describes a colored man who attacked her near her Purcellville home. She was found in a box stall at the Purcellville fair grounds after noon on the day of the incident and is now recovering with her grandparents. Authorities pursue the suspect with limited description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun county
Elizabeth Hargett
Earl F. Hargett
Prederick
Purcellville
L. B. Hargett
Purcellille fair grounds
Lions Gather in Hagerstown for Regional Meet
In Hagerstown on June 14, Lions clubs from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia assemble for their annual convention. The Hagerstown and Boonsboro clubs host as delegates from Frederick join the District gathering. Notable attendees include Lloyd Culler Hart Etchison Herman C Gubisch Lavier Michael Roger B Wolfe and H Noel Haller Ralpha Hareman Fr F Farrell John W Wolfe and Harry Rave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Lions clubs
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Boonsboro
Frederick
Circus Wagon Robbery Nets $5000 In Philadelphia
Three armed men invaded Hagenback Wallace circus quarters in Darby, Pennsylvania, forced an employee to drive to a bank, and escaped with more than $5,000. They fled in a car down the road, injuring no one, as circus workers looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hagenback-Wallace
ta Ragroad
Upper y dis- Pennsylvan Darby
catherine crosh
Dog’s Alarm Triggers Rescue Attempt in Drowned Baby Case
In Hagerstown on June 14 AP reports a dog’s continuous barking led Mrs George Myers of near Mercersburg to discover a three year old child trapped by a beard covering on a cistern. The infant died despite efforts to rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
George Myers
Mercersdu
Drunken Husband Leads Family to Ascot Scene
A man intoxicated with his wife and five children in a red image fro moriis was brought to Moorefield West Virginia by Officer Cram. The group was spotted near the front, the youngest child in a baby carriage. After an opportunity to sober up, the man was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dronken
Ascot
fromoriis
Moorefield
W. Va
Cram
Funeral Directors of State in Meeting Here
The Maryland State Funeral Directors Association held its regular meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel with a 6:30 p.m. dinner attended by about 100 funeral directors from Baltimore. Secretary of State David Guess delivered the keynote address as the association marked its annual ascent. Two sailors died in a collision aftermath and were returned home for burial. bodies of Richard Stover and Ernest Palmer remained unrecovered in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Funeral Directors’ Association
Francis Scott Rey
Baltimore
Wash- Hagerson
Proderux
a.s
Harry E. Carty
dent
asso- A. Gar
David guesss
associa Ta
Sep fanera
East Second street
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ANERIGAN LEGION
Francis Scott Key Post
Methodist Conference
Pumbstown
wawecome
U. S
DENTON
Moscow
Siemes
OOKeek
emere
Ernest Wihide
Cerésville
Holland
Avionner Leo att Rover
Elmer W. Moland
Morrison
Panera
W. Chambers
Macon
Wiliam Crome
Pouce
tomgat
sake MacDon
Fini Mich
MacDonalds
pune
Libertytown
Linga
nore Creek
CATHOLIC U
Mark
J. Dorsey Jones
Medici
Amerg
aetar
Amer- Mothers
hed. an HH. Abaugh
reza
Marset Stree
benag i Garfield Spencer
L. Edgar Betson
Grant Hooper
Farmers State
Emmitsburg
Earl F. Hargett Victin
Purcellville, Va
BABY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS OF STATE
Edgexood Arsecat
Ja G Bexny
Clearbrook
Maxwel
Winchester
Milthetran
Richard Stover
Fort Warne
Ind
Ernest Palmer
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