Pants Burglar Returns to Thurmont Homes in Nighttime Foray
A masked intruder entered two Thurmont homes and looted one, taking a watch eyeglasses and about $14. Deputy Sheriff Edgar Freeze arrested a Black man named Joe Doe, found wandering, for questioning. Mrs Knell described the burglar as stocky with a close cropped head. A second incident occurred at Howard Damuth's home four doors away where the intruder fled after being discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Edgar Freeze
Joe Doe
Lalian Koell
Lee J. Kelbaugh
Knell
Maryland
Kelbaugh Home
Howard R. Damuth
Frederick County
Calvin S. Lohe
Morris Wilhide
Charles Delaplane
Lohr
Robert L. Eigenbrode
Sa Hillasville
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Report
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am with June totals and past figures. Report lists normal June precipitation, actual June 1936, and other yearly totals, plus high and low temperatures from yesterday and recent days.
Retiring Sunday School Officers Receive Gifts at Church
Gifts were presented to Rev. and Mrs. FE. ALG Hermann and Eric C. Summers, retiring officers of the Sunday School, at a reception after the Children's Day Service at the Evangelical Reformed church. Doll, the superintendent, gave gifts and Mr Summers received an electric clock, with Hermann departing to join the Board of Christian Education in St Louis. Summers plans to move to Hagerstown after marriage to Ruth Seiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Alg. Hermann
Eric C. Summers
Evangelial Reformed Church
Arthur Oh. Doll
Heemanna
Surmuers
Hey
Short Course for Club Women Opens in Frederick County
Thirty four members of the Frederick County Rural Women's Clubs attend the fifteenth annual Extension Service Short Course at the University of Maryland College Park starting today and ending June 19. Local leaders and long-time attendees will receive certificates, with talks by noted speakers, a Living Again with Famous Composers chorus program, and visits to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
University of Maryland At
Harry L. Davis
Monrovia
Charles Klein
Frederick
James Stevens
Thurmont
BK. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Venna M. Kellar
Juncheon
Charles M. Cassell
Washington
Howard
Georgette Ross Howard
Kko Greer
O-Hara
J. Mazel “Zimmerman
Territory of
Hawaii
Jeannette Rankin
National Council For the Prevention of War
Millard E. Tydings
U.S
Maryland
J. R. Pennington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Malvina Lindsay
Woman's Page
Anna Mary Kefauver
Mate Waret Flarley
Millard Cobalente
Middletown
Edith Yingling
Adamstown
Lawrence Orndorff
Richard Zacharias
Emmitsburg
Florence FE. Surman
Merc
William Oden
Roy Remsberg
Jefferson
William Anders
Unton Bridge
New Market
Mra CV
Riser
Mani Dvide
Road plea drives county board to aid in school bus route
Delegation from Wolfsville led by Marshall Leatherman urged Marshall County Commissioners to rebuild a dangerous four mile rural road used for Wolfsville to Woodland school bus service. They cited ruts and hill breaks, asked for funds or alternate routing, and recalled past road improvements and diverted state aid.
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Crucal Anal
Delonation
Catoctin da Trie
Atlioe
Cevarnty Comicssioners
Thig
Marshall Hy Leatherman
Principabo
Wolfsville
Wolfville
Phewsint
Woodland School
Goguing Forts
Ferris E. South
Mr. Leatherman
Commissioners
Leatherman
Rothenhoefer
Parkway School
Frederick
T Keller Smith
Raymond Smith
Ralph Smith
G. Arthur Smith
Cyrus Smith
Ward Kline
Calvin Schrover
Warry Schrover
Are Kline
Ferris Smith
Charles
Fasterday
Charles Easterday
Edward Lewie
John Alarshman
Daniel Garnand
John Kline
Merrit Kline
Thomas Schrover
Rex Pottinbercer
Rocer Maser
Edward Schroyer
Ralph Froushovur
Gardens Club Meeting Held At Peters Home
Sixteen members of the Frederick Garden Club attended a meeting Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Gerry Peters near Frederick. Mrs. Joseph Apple presided as president. Linehan spoke briefly, and the club discussed plans during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardens Club
Frederick Garden Club
Mere
Gerry Peters
Frederick Hontine
Leenesert
Juseph
Apple
Linehan
Eeryeld
Rea Hneece
Semarang
Durage
New City Administration Takes Charge In Oath Ceremony
In a photo from News-Past, Mayor Culler takes the oath of office as clerks and aides look on. The image shows Philip Todas Kuhas ra, Edward P Oden, and others among city officials during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidermen
Philip Todas Kuhas Ra
Edward P Oden
Das Regier Delberse Dernier Hess
SS Schroeder Roverr Boave Fyrst Raw
Lina 1
Culler Aid
Cuartes WL Butcher
Six Conferences to Be Held at Hood College This Summer
Hood College hosts six summer church conferences starting June 14 with the Potomac Synod and Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed church. Attendees range 100 to 400 as groups from Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, and Lutheran denominations join the closing Lutheran school July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Woman's Missionary Society
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Potomac Synod
Potomac
Frederick
Carroll County Tax Rate Reduced By Five Cents
Carroll County Commissioners set the yearly levy at 1.05 dollars per 100 of assessed value starting July 7. Schools receive 0.801 dollars per 100, the county 0.284 dollars, reflecting a 0.05 decrease funded by debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Manchester
Tt Ie
Ecinole
Market Decline Hits Leading Issues On Tuesday
In New York on June 14, Sellring led a broad stock market drop with heavy volume as many leading issues fell more than seven points to new lows for the year. Brokers attributed the retreat to renewed jitters about the economy, though the overall business picture showed some resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Crade
Eerling
New Administration Holds First Meeting Elects Clerk
Frederick county officials convened for the new three year term and swore in seven members including Mayor Lloyd Culler and Aldermen Oden and Kuhn. The board re elected Schroeder as president and named D John Markey Jr as clerk in a harmonious session. Mayor Culler plans year start appointments at the next regular meeting with possible late week actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
City Register
Louis E. Eichelberger
Herbert S. Schroeder
Charles T. Butcher
Edward P. Oden
Philip VT. Kuhn
Robert L. Grave
Oden
Kuhn
City Hall
Mr. Schroeder
D. John Markey, Jr
Schroeder
Grove
Butcher
Markey
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Kutin
Odets
Culler
Search for Missing Heiress Narrows After Kidnapping Claim
Stony Brook New York June MCAT a force of 100 searchers was mobilized near the Alice McDowell Davieson home to uncover clues in the disappearance of a matron and heiress. Federal agent Farret Canelles said the hunt would continue until a satisfactory result is achieved and the objective is to be solved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Brook
N.Y
Brusi
Alice McDowell Dave
Marsons
Aransom
Andre Ly
Man Loses Eye After Peach Toss on Car Trip
Kraunke, 28, a Potomac Electric Power clerk and son in law of Mir and Mrs Milton Bakers, was hit by a peach hurled at his car on Military Road near Georgia Avenue two weeks ago. An operation was needed at Episcopal Eye and Throat Hospital to remove the damaged eye. The peach was found on the back seat. the assailant remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Kraunke
Washington
Mir
Milton Bakers
Episcopal Ese
Ear and
Potomac Electric Power Company
Military Road
Georgia Avenue
Plan to organize local Maryland League of Women Voters branch
A meeting at the Frances Sco Rey Hotel ballroom discussed forming a Baltimore area branch of the Maryland League of Women Voters. A organizing committee was named to draft a constitution and plan a September meeting to establish the branch for government study, with Mrs. John T. King Jr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland League of Women Voters
Frances Sco Rey Hotel
John T. King, Jr
Baltimore
Frederick
League of Women Voters
George A. Dougina
Ridgely Wy Bner
John So Newman
Joseph H. Apple
James B. Ranch
Ella
Charles B. Ellicott
League
Retet
Creey Baltimore
Jatin Francs Smith
Mary S. Maulsby
Mass
Mary C. Ott
David C. Wines
Wesaner
B. O. Thomas
Ranyam R Lewis, Jr
Ernest Helfenstein
James AH. Gambrill Au Vretra EL Wiser
Harry Muller
Catherine Haller
F. OB. Smith
Eo D. McCain
Tol Ed
Marjocae Motter
Steeltion
Unclear OCR Narrative of Vehicle Collision Near Frederick
An injured man, James Mvgyprs, rendered unconscious after a collision on Coashyne Pike north of a Ford vehicle. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital while coworkers secured the scene and authorities investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mathet Street
Frederick City Hospital
Moore
Collaian
Coashyne Pike
Mforrreac
Bevdee
AOW Fagie
Merehbergeree
Petena
Thousands of Miners Strike Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
Thousands of workers in Johnstown and nearby cities walk out in a broad labor protest tied to new contracts from independent steel companies. Troopers patrol the Cambria works as unrest spreads through the Great Lakes region with more than 70,000 idle miners and shifting company actions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Padustitel O
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Cet Corporation
Julnstown
Calns
Camden
Newtoft Steel Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Monroe
Mich
Great Lakes
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Waymaer
Apuis Theland Steel Company
Steelworkers Organization Committee
John L. Lewis
Betheloaent
CG Ureerenven Anal
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Aosteike
Blick Lick
Conemaugh
Bethlehem
Sweden Reports Budget Surplus at Fiscal Year End
A Swedish state budget shows a surplus at the close of the fiscal year. Revenues exceeded expenditures as departments and bureaus recorded higher returns than expected, boosting overall government income.
Local graduate from Weyland school earns Bachelors degree
Jentat school graduate Tinnaad Myers, son of Mr and Mrs Fenest Le Mere, recently completed studies at the Universty ont Voreland iental School. The ceremony included a joint address from Craynee trustees and state hospital officials.
Court proposal denounced in senate judiciary report
A Senate report denounces a Roosevelt bill to add five Supreme Court judges as dangerous to judicial independence and a step toward centralized federal power. It argues the measure fails its aims, violates the constitution, and risks circumventing public consent. The debate shows opposition planning to filibuster any modified proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubs
Democra
Ward
Mike
Senate
Supreme Court
Mie
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
King
Utah
McCarran
Nevada
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Federal District
Judeed
Amadeo
Wally Vey
Judiciary
Soviet Far East rail wreck plot convicts executed
Twenty eight people were executed at Svobodny in the Soviet far east after being convicted of wrecking the Amur railroad. The trials branded them as part of a Trotsky Japanese spy and terror network active along the Amur line. This followed earlier convictions and executions of eight Red Army generals for treason.
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Moscow
Svobodny
Far East
Amur
Kharanvska
Emale
Alent
Nazi Germany
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Frank Robbins
Marjorie Matter
Steelton, Pa
John Ed. Sehel
Mise Marcaret Matter
East Second Street
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Catoctin
Viet
Elis C. Wachter
Hood
SYNOD
Board of Aldermen
Beat Brush
Peach
Frederick Vacuim
Plan
Myre
Louise Grove
Mra
Faith M Grave
Marsing
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