City improves three year plan under new administration
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler outlined a three year program at the new city administration’s organization meeting. He called for Memorial Ground work, park property conditioning, a swimming pool, a police street telephone call system, improved alleys, and purchase of watershed property with a look-out tower. Aldermen Mullinix, Shipley, Watcher, Reon, and Munshower were sworn in, with Mullinix elected board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Alteys
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen
City Register
Melvin E. Shepley
City
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
L. E. Mullinix
G. William Shipley
Charles Watcher
John 8. Reon
Elmer F. Muns
Memorial Ground
Notlee
Culler
State Department of Forestry
Elmer F. Munshower
Munstower
Alderman Munshower
Frederick City
Munthower
Sam Brown
Philadelphia
Munshower
Frederick
Caller
Iba Peraore
Julius Kruttschnitt Dies While Hospitalized
Julius Kruttschnitt longtime Southern Pacific Railway leader died of a heart attack at Presbyterian Hospital after a three week stay for a minor operation. The report notes his birthplace New Orleans and his former role as board chairman and directing head. The obituary appears among other local items and civic notes about Frederick city police reforms and aldermen meetings.
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New York
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pactic Railway
New Orleans
Kruttschnitt
Presbyterian Hospital
Blind Editor Frank Edgecombe Leads National Editorial Association
Frank O Edgecombe editor of the Geneva Signal was elected president of the National Editorial Association. Despite total blindness for 34 years he leads the association tour and inspires with a powerful memory and devotion to work. His wife accompanies him and aids his daily routines at the office. Edgecombe began in 1890 at Falls City Journal and built a career across Nebraska papers before taking the Geneva Signal and later Beatrice Express. The article notes his numerous prior honors and editorial achievements.
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National Editorial Association
Frank O. Edgecombe
Geneva
Neb
Se Nes
Frank D." Edgecambe
Edgecombe
Hia
Im Bie
Midge
Falls City
Fairmont
Nebraska Farmer
Lincoln
Samuel R. McKeigle
Nebraska
Edfterial
Dentist accused in wife’s murder and bank vault fire raid
Los Angeles reports that dentist Dee Young is believed to have killed his wife Grace Groghan Young amid a motive tied to estate dealings. In New York Dr Thomas W Young confessed and letters emerged. separately First National Bank in Mt.Jetry survived a fire with vault contents intact, about 12000 to 15000 dollars currency and papers saved.
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New
Eing
First National
Ally
Boas
Los Angeles
Calif
Dee Homes Young
Dentiet
Grace Groghan Young
Patrick Groghan
Olive King
Young
Thariies
Fm Will
Charles Patrick Groghan
Seatohl
Young Groghan
New York
Thomas W. Young
Sigurd Nathan
Brooklyn
Nathan
Dr. Young
Firstational Bank
Mt. Jetry
People’ Lumberland Supply Co
J. J. Burdette
Mosler Safe Company
Hamilton, C
Children entertain at Rosewood event with state officials
A group including Milton Garner Lila Garver Gordon Gaver and Louise Nelson attended the Rosewood State Training School annual children’s entertainment and the semi annual Board of Mental Hygiene meeting. Governor Ritchie joined a luncheon after the 2 30 operetta The Feast of the Red Corn featured Frederick children. A note mentions potential trial witnesses appearing missing.
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Milton Garner
Lila Garver
Gordon Gaver
E. C. Kefanver
Louise D. Nelson
Eleanor Johnson
Rosewood State Training School
Board of Mental Hygiene
State Hospitala For
Stock market ends irregular as call money rate holds
In New York on June 15 the long side of the stock market gained some encouragement as the call money renewal rate held at 3 3 4 percent despite tax day demand. Leaders emerged as favorites paused on profit taking and utilities showed notable strength while overall volume neared 1,201,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
One Killed Five Hurt In Weekend Accidents Hagerstown
Six people were injured in two motorcycle crashes around Hagerstown over the weekend, with John Krohberger of Hagerstown dying from a fractured skull and spinal injuries after a collision on the Middleburg pike involving LaRoy Semler’s machine and James Culler’s cycle. A second crash near the city injured another rider. wheat harvest prospects were noted for Frederick County with bearded wheat heads observed and potential strong yields anticipated as harvesting nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
John Krohberger
LaRoy Semler
Middleburg Pike
James Culler
Culler
Semler
David Cramer
Walkersville
News-Post Office
Cramer
Frederick County
130 in Party of Editors Reaching Frederick Today
About 130 members of the National Editorial Association and wives arrived at the Francia Scott Key Hotel this morning for a Richmond meeting tour. They will travel to Washington Tuesday and visit Virginia sites including Lexington Charlottesville Norfolk Old Point Comfort Hampton Roads and Winchester. The group lined up a busy schedule with ball game theater and auto tours, with numerous named editors and families listed among attendees.
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National Editorial Association
Francia Scott Key
Washington
Richmond
New York
Oklahoma
Virginia
Lexington
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Old Point Commort
Hampton Roads
Winchester
Frederick
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
McCurdy Tiedt
Wallace Odell
Daily News
Tarrytown
SN. Yi
Misa Hatele M. Shurbaugh
Tribune
Cerroltown
L. M. Nichols
Record
Belston
Okla
George W. Markie
Tribune Monitor
Ft. Beott
Kansas
Mra
H. L. Hoard
Minas Elizabeth Hoard
the Union
Fort Atoinson
Wis
Randall Howe
Helen ‘Howe
Presa
Ripon
Nettie B. Cardin
Argus-Leader
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Kdvin A. Bemis
Independent
Littleton
Colorado
Marcia Porkina
Herald
Fremont
Neb
J. W. Kayser
Mias Toulse Kayser
Star
Chickasha
Viola Web
Kewin Funk
Democrat
Rogera
Ark
All E. Tovey
Internation Caretta and Advertiser
Buffalo
WN. Y
W. W. Alkena
Franklin
Ind
Timothy Hrown Nt
Journal
Puente
Call
Chorge C. McCormick
Exprena- Courier
Fort Coltina
Cola
Paul Scarborough
Tidewater News
Virginia Press Association
Maurice J.seed
Helen and
Ruth
Seed
Mining Journal
Daytona
Fla
F. J. Craomer
Daily New
Orange
Calif
B. Bates
Farner City
BE. WM. Childress
Press
Fairfield
Horace Ulchfiehl
Argus
Avants
Davis
Democrat- Meastee
Mount Sterling
Its
Trne Taylor
Message
Mowat Sterling
Iis
A. Wise
Brainerd
Minn
Hugh Vs. Batley
Republican
Princeton
Edith Snsong
Democrat Sun
Greenville
Isaac M. Marshall
Manchester Mass
J. C. Hall
Courier
Warehans
Mass
G. A. Willard
Boonville
N. Ys
Philip Telsch
Aura H. Lelsch
New Ulm
Mion
H. ©. Paddock
Cook County Herald
Arlington Heights
Dora Adriance
Courier Tribune
Scene
Kans
Mare UD
Johnson
Register
Randolph
Biorgis
Times
Neosho
EF. A. Orth
North St Paul
Oran
A. King
Jackson
Sacramento
A. L. Kates
Progress
Claremore
James France
Frankford
Philadelphia
Agnes
Marion Kromstad
Standard
Milan
John P. Bowman
Landonvile
Omay
H.C. Hotaling
N. FL AL
Pant
Ming
J C. Hotaling
Mary Loteliog
Enterprise
Brotherhood Outing at Utica Lutheran Church
The annual Brotherhood outing of the Utica Lutheran church will be held at the Utica church on Thursday evening June 18 at 7 o'clock. Emory L. Coblents will give the address. A fine program is arranged. The event supports the church’s general program and encourages men to participate in church activities.
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Utica
Gunmen 10 Be Shot On Sight Chicago 1931
Chicago measures toughen after a triple fatal clash leaves two police officers dead and several gunmen wounded. Police and officials say hundreds of gunmen and suspects were rounded up, with warrants prepared for prohibition and forgery charges as proceeds of weekend moonshine raids are seized. Alleges ongoing gang war tied to Burnham and exiled figures.
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Chicago
Agalstant
U. S
McDowell
Sidelights on N E A Caravan Enjoys Virginia Hospitality
National Editorial Association members praise the Virginia visit noting a handsome new hotel, smooth itinerary, and courteous service. Two Virginians, J. C. Lattimer of Staunton and Nob Nelton of the Virginia Chamber, receive special thanks for coordinating arrangements while reporters from many states express satisfaction with dining and lodging at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fach
National Editorial Association
Varios Points
Virginia
New Hotel
J. C. Lattimer
Staington
Nob Nelton
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Axoon
Wrangling of Counsel Delays Shepherd Trial
A crowded courtroom in Chicago for the William N. McCue Shepherd murder trial sweltered as attorneys clashed over cross examining Dr. Almaste Rongetti. The physician admitted a prior $1,400 fine for selling diplomas stolen from Marquette University, while the defense sought to probe his medical knowledge and the source of his diploma crime, amid questions about whether Shepherd is the man who visited his hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Shepaerd
Cer Fom
Billy lifeChat
Tt Wan
Rongetti
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Jude Lynch
Hongettae
Rengetil
Shepherd Wan
Bia Hospital
Program for Perryville veterans by American Legion Auxiliary
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary visited the U S Veterans Hospital at Perryville and presented an entertainment feature for 1000 veterans. The Frederick group, led by Mrs George Birely, included six musicians and included a baseball game and a concert by the Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Division Band. They traveled from Frederick, viewed the hospital, and toured several buildings, noting good lighting, ventilation, and comfort.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Thraefly
Alloday
U. S. Veterana’ Hospital
Pereryville
George Birely
The
Legion Auxiliary
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Division
Francis Scott Key
Havre de Grace
Parryville
Veterans’ Hospital
Gusqueham Mh
Legion A
Mra. Bkely
William Shook
Mra
Jobe Albaugh
Reno & Crum
Milton J. Schaefle
George Heler
Robert Eisenhauer
Ernest Siri
Reno Crum
Joe Eisenhauer
Frederick Lach
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Mullinix
Manshower
Judge Force
Worthington
S. P. Bowers
T. W. Belt
Sherman P. Bowers
Glenn H. Worthington
Belt
Alban M. Wood
Allen Bertgis
North Market Street
Seventh Street
Middle Alley
Chapel Alley
East Church Street
Helt
Juatien How Era
Tf. Thomak
Bowers
Mary
London
Laccelled
Princess Mary
Prince of Wales
Australia
Editorial Assn
Paul
Bolice
Rosewood Training School
Francis Scott
Brotherhood Outing
Utics Lutheren
Chicago Criminal Court
Spurs
Police
N. E. A. Caravan
Mapleton
C. M. Bodin
N. B.A
Pact
Frank QO. Edgecomb
Signal
Ole Buck
Harvard
John Edward Allen
Linotype Nova
Flora Garnett
Times Union
Rochester
N. Y
John Riley Thacker
Eldorado
George B. Dolliver
Moon Journal
Battle Creek
Mich
Cy Atkinson
Daily Telegram
Eau Claire
Wm. Grote
News
Pikesville
Byron G. Beamans
Pulaski
A. V. Braunstein
Rep. C. & C. Railway
Charles L. Woods
Rolla
Fr. W. Bissell
Latimer
Nelswyn
Times Dispatch
Saunton
Edward 4
Albright
Gallato
Tenn
C. KE. Allison
Bellville
John A. Kuypers
Journal Democrat
DePere
Howard Towell
Mikweukee
John Clyde Oswald
Martin Rindiagh
the Pitness
Plattevills
Win
Moe
J. N. Robertson
Gertrude Mortie
the Witness
Platteville
Mies Irone Hart
Wereington
Miay
Agnes Dunne
New Era
Marion
Frad Kirch
Moneer
Wood
John C. Rogers
Dyerabura
EB. A. McCall
Plaindesier
Bath
Shepherd
McClintock
Flancea
Marquett University
Perryville
Ieee
Oveetsine Csaba
Raia
Witligen Cash
Phebus Areape
Bati
Bia Wifn
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