Two Men Die as Saturday Storm Ravages Area
A severe storm Saturday brought heavy rain and damage across the county. Teo Montgomery and Heyapod Frarter died in storm incidents, with other structures struck and livestock killed as lightning and flood threats disrupted the region.
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Tia
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Kaosoma
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Kenneth Mies
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Forest
Giens
Palward
Clarksburg
Annie Linthicum
Ifvattetoun
Louise Thompean
Galtherspure
Hynits Toan
Heyapod Frarter
Travital
Germantown
Luther Poster
Wragier
W. O Dosh
Caitherisburg-Quince Orchard
Bar
John Marshall Shaped Supreme Court's Role in U.S. History
The article recalls John Marshall, chief justice from 1801 to 1835, who defined the court as guardian of the Constitution against Congress and state legislatures. Marshall, born 1755, Revolutionary War veteran, served in Congress and as secretary of state, died 1835. Two U.S. stamps show his portrait, issued in 1894 and 1903.
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United States Supreme Court
John Marshall
Marshall
Supreme Court
Con &Ress
Conmess
Congress
John Adams
Tim Serie
Ome
U. Ss
NEA Service, Inc
Storm brings heavy rainfall and damage across counties
A severe thunderstorm caused lightning damage and power outages across Montgomery and nearby counties. Heavy rainfall measured by local stations boosted May totals, with reports of hail, flash flooding, and structural damage to crops and wells. Temperatures dropped rapidly after the storm, followed by clearing skies and a return to calmer conditions.
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Vanhao
Montgomery County
Heaye Hall Waka
Theo Sathang
Drouth
Fordry
Aeeione
Pia
SR Saads
Britain May Drop Italian Sanctions Amid Tense Global Ties
A garbled motion suggests Britain may lift sanctions against Italy as part of shifting postwar alignments. The fragment references League of Nations era concerns and potential easing of arms restrictions, with unclear dates and names.
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Britain
Chesterton Dies at Age 62 in England
Gilbert Keith Chesterton, English author and polemicist, dies at 62 after years shaping Roget style and British letters. Born to fame through witty verse and prose, he became a prolific journalist and essayist, contributing to The Speaker and The Daily News while shaping modern Catholic and literary discourse.
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Gilbert Weith
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England
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London
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Republican Parley in Topeka on Tuesday
In Topeka Kans June 14 Gov Alf Landon and wife attended church as the Republican meeting in Topeka convened. National committee members and supporters arrived by air and train while crowds greeted the Landons after services and the couple headed home amid polite crowds.
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Chesterton Critique Sparks London Literary Debate
The article notes Mihteen London newspapers and OIAT ES Th addition to his ort- Renal style drew attention for versatility across poetry and prose. It highlights Chesterton's work and a 1908 anonymous notice “OOK, Chestastontys on Critigtam” and records Chesterton’s birth in London on May 29, 1879 and his 1901 marriage to Miss Jane Moge, with their home in Tearonfield, a London suburb.
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Tearonfield
38 Million Bonus Bonds Distributed to Veterans
About 38 million in bonus bonds is being issued to roughly 3 million World War II veterans with delivery starting today. The process aims to provide timely payment through government bonds, though some transfer details remain unclear in the garbled text.
Bonus payments and veteran aid target amid economic hopes
The article describes federal bonus money and veteran aid debates as World War I era experts predict a economic boost when funds flow to trade channels. President Roosevelt urged Congress and cashing Federal checks to accelerate distribution, aiming to spur business and minimize delays in disbursal.
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Maryland 4-H Camp Honor Delayed by Eligibility Questions
A Maryland 4-H camp honor for a son of M sre! tta Hert Maddietoan was postponed after questions about eligibility and background. The decision follows a period of scrutiny over camp criteria and participant qualifications.
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Wedding Celebrants at St. Marys College in Emmitsburg
June 14 ceremony at St Marys College featured Mr Aga and Mrs aetwas with guests from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Attendees included Lingg and Murgabe families, Ignatius Lingg as bridesmaid, and numerous relatives from Emmitsburg Gettysburg Green Mount and Frederick counties. Refreshments followed the celebration.
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Western Maryland College Leader Outlines World Plan
Dr. Fred G. Hollaway, president of Western Maryland College, told the Maryland annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church that Christians must shape their lives to fit the Divine Plan for the world.
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Abandons Appeal to Serve 1 Year in Maryland Jail
A fragmentary report notes Elxcon Maryland resident Mrs. Gillespie abandons an appeal and will serve a one year term. It mentions a Mary Maud Correctional facility and a prior four year sentence for killing a woman. The text references her husband and a custody context with unclear dates and circumstances.
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SIEA W RIDE HELD AT PLEASANT INTERMEDIATE
The Pleasant Intermediate Christian Redeavol Society held a Wiiwride and wiener roast on Thursday night featuring many attendees. Names listed include Geneva Ely Margaret Route Ely Carolyn Hahn Sara Ely Margaret Albaugh Helen Sum and others with several men noted among the participants.
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Geneva F
Ely
Margaret Route Zihn
Caroyn Hahn
Sara Ely
Margaret Albaugh
Helen Sum- 4
Helen Reeney
Walter Hahn
Chas. Smith
Allen Smith
Gorton
Sheetene Kim
Obed Els
Meno Smith
Staley Hahn
Donald Reeser
Austin Summers
Wilson Cramer
Panik Smith
Jimmy Tucker
Kenneth Ggabill
Steer Summera
George Kline
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