Bridge Problem Before Aldermen At Meet Tonight
The city plans discuss a new Carroll creek bridge to replace the collapsed structure. Officials consider widening for two way traffic, and a West Patrick street bridge may also gain state aid if Frederick proceeds. The Mayors appointments for next year may be announced at a possible special meeting.
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Anoridge
Carroll Creek
MM. J. Grote Lime Company
West Patrick Street
Mackall
State Roads Commission
Frederick
History of Telephone Told to Rotary Club
Frederick Rotarian Pat T Payne demonstrated telephone development with moving pictures at a Rotary meeting. The first local phone was installed in 1583 with 109 instruments in the county. The office handles about 12 000 calls daily with peak between 9 and 10 AM. Visitors planned for a central office visitation week next month. Guests included Ro Town Kiwanis president Major Gillis Richard Hemp PF 1 Robertson and James H Y Warris.
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Frederick Rotarinus
Pat T. Payne
C. & I. Telephone Company
Mr. Payne
Joseph T. Apple
Bijerlee
Denver
Cal
Rotary
Catoctin Country Club
Ro Town
Kiwanis Club
Major Gillis
Washington
Richard Hemp
Canton
Robertson
Hagerstown
James HY. Warris
Retail Merchants Plan July 5 Store Closures
The Retail Merchants Association will close all member stores on July 5 in observance of the sesquicentennial celebration. The announcement notes a citywide pause in commerce as part of the festivities and commemorations.
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Retail Merchants Association
Free-Thinkers Protest Cardinal Welcome in New York
The Free-Thinkers Society of New York released telegrams to Governor Smith and Mayor Walker protesting the reception of John Cardinal Bonzanni and other cardinals at City Hall. They object to civil recognition of a religious body not recognized by the U.S. government, while affirming no objection to foreign visitors.
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New York
Free-Thinkers Society of
Smith
Walker
John Cardinal Bonzani
City Hall
United States
Htall
Bonzanno and
Hayes
Summers Pleads Guilty In Pa police Court
Charles Summers of Myersville pleaded guilty to operating an automobile under the influence. He was fined 100 dollars and costs. State Officer Head Francis Shannon of Monrovia was fined 10 dollars for displaying no rear marker on a truck he operated. owner J H Gondey paid 5 dollars contempt. John Smith of Woodsboro, cited for non support, failed to appear. Deputies say Smith drew his pay and left for parts unknown. search is in progress.
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Charles Summers
Myersville
Harey C. Hall
Francis Shannon
Viciir
Monrovia
J. H. Gonley
John Smith
Woodsboro
Radcliffe
Smith
Concrete Bridge Bids Sought for Two Span Structures
The State Roads Commission invites bids for building two reinforced concrete arch bridges over R pallenger creek on Huckeystown pike. Bids due by noon June 29 at the Baltimore Division office. each bridge will be 60 feet single span with a 24 foot roadway. The existing wooden bridge will be removed due to deterioration and narrowness at a steep grade.
Former Sheriff Moxley to be Montgomery Police Chief
Former Sheriff Alvie A. Moxley of Damascus will become the Montgomery County police chief succeeding William I. Aud whose term ends this month. County Commissioners announced the appointment after a conference with Musier with formal action set for June 20.
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Alvie A. Moxley
Damascus
Montgomery County
William I. Aud
Musier
Muxley
Aso
Brooke Lee
Moxley
Joseph 2B
Pyles
Poolesville
Library catalog highlights travel and adventure books demand
Frederick County Public Library sees strong demand for fiction and travel bios and adventure titles as summer schedule starts. Interlibrary loans offered, new mystery and adventure reads popular with both youths and adults. travel and biographical works, plus classic tales, remain in use.
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Frederick County
Marshall
Battleby
Thurston
Whitechurch
Julietta Pwenty
Enmiperor
Porturallia
Lagerlof
Sabatini
Brtz
Instruments
Rness
Miller
Black Yhund- Rover
Odtaa
John Masge
Wellers
Anna Ruth
Charles Norris
Farnel
Bailes
Thompson
Vis
Haneman
Byrne
Ag O Tretcher
Broomfield
Martin
Rhepnerd Oemler
Golien
Opombhesim
Lincolnn
Moore
Starbrace
Kaye-Smith
Anderann and
Grim
Dr. Poolittle
Lucy Perking
Alao
Machen
Curven
Willam Osler
Harvey Cushing
Viscount Grex
Paul
Fosdick
Mary
Clara E. Laughlin
Kate Douglas Wirgin
Mora A. Smith
Zane Grey
Commencement at St. John's 10 to Be Tonight
St. John's Literary Institute holds its first graduation from the new building tonight at 10. Seven graduates include Allen F. Sherald Jr and Venise Speaks. Prizes distributed by Fr. Schwallenberg and Fr. Quinn with an address to the graduates. A purse of 160 in gold is given to Fr. Quinn at a reception.
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St. Johns Literary Institute
St. John’s Hall
New School
Buiding
Allen F. Sherald, Jr
Venise Speaks
Rkarbara Pout
Mary Evelyn Rowe
Margaret Crouse
Gertrude Dutrow
Gertrude Mask
F. A. Schwallenberg
J. A
By-Lo-Land
the Rosary
Nevin
Virginia Baer
Evelyn Miller
Bloom
Blossom
Streabbos
Betty Gosnell
Letitia Pagiaro
Jean Smith
Carolina Crum
Barbara Rowe
Mary Ebberts
Doris Norman
Genevieve Hedwig
Witches
Flight
Russell
Betty Hitcshew
Valerie Mercer
Eva Kreh
Dorothy Sier
Carowine
von Suppe
Mary C. Wachter
Marguerite Blumenauer
Jane Roddy
Gebhardt
Jane Rodd
Isalda
Wagner
Mary Caroline Wachter
Streabhog
Margaret Ryer
Marc Baret Haller
Mary A. Payne
Mary Cromwell
Lily Poole
Evelyn Stane
Agnes Taylor
Faravyell
Wiegand
Allen F. Sherald
Valed Ctory
the Two Angels
Mary
Rosinn
Itzig
Pather Quinn
Frederick
Cardinals See New York Farewell for Chicago Trip
Thousands greet Cardinal train as nine princes depart Grand Central amid police crowd control. Papal legates travel in splendor with over 1,200 guards for the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Rotunda
Chicago
Dinal Honzano
New York Central
Tomarrow
Maryland Crops Improve in Week
Maryland crops showed general improvement with wheat heading and oats harvesting progressing. Conditions ranged from fair to very good for several cereals, while cotton and other crops made good progress despite dry weather.
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Maryland
Washington
Tate
Wara Ermp
Todemoco
Principal Hurdles From Cherry Tree Fall at School
George Miller principal of North Market Street School broke a pelvis in a fall from a cherry tree on Baltimore Pike while picking cherries Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and is reported doing nicely but faces extended care.
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Peter Rauhn
Haltimore Pike
George Miller
North Market Street
Miller
Whittothe
Ble
Frederick City Hospital
Bible School Enrolls 200 for Four-Week Session
Daily Vacation Bible School will host about 250 children at the Church Street School building starting Monday June 21 for four weeks. Mrs G Nevin Robert, principal, led a faculty meeting outlining new features including sewing and basket work for girls, special singing led by Austin K Rhoads, and a closing play.
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Church Street
G.nevin Robert
Evelock
Austin K. Rhoads
Bible School
Nebert
Democrats to Put Bruce on Committee in Maryland
Tainmore June 16 AP Democrats gather at Kennett Hotel with Governor Vitelie and Senator Tydings amid plans to place James Toward Bruce on the Democratic National Committee and to fix primary dates around September 9. Also authorized is a call for a Democratic State Convention within two weeks. Stocks rise on renewed rate optimism and steel trade improvement in New York with brisk trading volume.
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Tainmore
Democratic State Central Committee
Kennett
Alberto C. Vitelie
Miland KE
Tydings
United States
Bruce
Democratic National Committee
Maryland
J Uns Ray
State Committee
Galen T.tait
Republican State Central Committee
New York
Rasios
Cofo
Directors elected to Frederick Chamber of Commerce board
Six new directors are announced after ballot counting. New governors are Noel Haller Amos Hendrickson Milford C. Markell and Dr James A L Long. Re-elected directors include Charles F B Seeger Hammond Clary and William B R Bennett. Existing directors with continuing terms are James H Gambri Jr Glenn O Garbar Holmes D Baker Lloyd C Culler Abraham Hlem p and Mrs Kate Thomas. The officers and board meet at 7 90 o'clock for annual reports and at 3 30 for officer elections.
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Bourd
Frederick
Holmes DT. Baker
Atayor
Lloyd C. Culler
Abraham Hlemp
Mra
Kate Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Tear Turer
D A R Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Spring Outing
The local DAR chapter gathered in Middletown for a dinner at the Danner Tope Inn after a business meeting the last until fall. Mrs. Francis H. Markell presided as plans for the Sesquicentennial parade and a memorial tablet for Thomas Johnson were approved.
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Middletown
Danner Tosa Inn
Francis H. Markell
Frederick Bratch
Constitution Hall
Mra Garrison
Markell
Veter Maula
Thomas Peatly
Francis Scott Kor
Thomas Johnson
Roger Nelson
John Lynn
F. H. Markell
Marshall Diehson
Clayton O. Kredy
Myra
Edward D. Shriner
Roy J. Wyndman
P. Fetser
Wiliam Carliste
Mary
Fain Houck, Jr
J 2. Gale
Miriam Apple
Henrietta Cromer
Joseph W. [. Carty
May Smith Markell
Mary Shuff
Lewis Weidman
Marian KK. Green
Misa
Jesse BF. Anders
Eleanor Ti. Tull
Tragic Austrian Duel Ends in Multiple Deaths
Vienna reports a fatal duel on Baron Winger's estate near Raab involving Russian Prince Cyril Vladimir Orloff and Baron Winger. Orloff died from a gunshot, the Baron was wounded, and the Baroness killed herself after learning of the fight. The dispute centered on the baroness, described as one of Austria’s most beautiful women, and a disputed marriage plan between Orloff and the baroness.
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Vienna
Winger
Raah
Cyril Vladimir Orloff
Orloff
Pnen
Haron
Austria
Inner workings of Vare machine probed in Senate hearing
Witnesses detailed the Philadelphia ward results where Ware polled 100 votes to one over Pinchot and Pepper, with Mackey claiming voting followed rules though box stuffing could not be ruled out. Mackrell disputed a prior long telephone conversation and claimed he could not recall any important remarks.
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Washington
William
Pennsylvania
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Almax
Vure
Phiadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Pepper
Joseph N. Mackrell
Pittsburgh
Albert Cooper
Harrisburg
Vare
Asie
Lin Aaid
Mackey
Philadelphia
Witnes
Tenth Ward
Ware
Young files candidacy and state race notes
James A. Young files with the Secretary of State at Annapolis as a candidate for renomination by The Progressive party. Several statewide incumbents face limited opposition, Governor Tittehte shown with potential rivals, and a contested renomination scene emerges. Ladies Day at Catoctin Country Club features a colt tournament won by Miss Asina Brown. Luncheon attendees and local visitors are noted along with hosting arrangements.
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James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Secretary of State
Annapolis
Elactive
Tur Peice Ton
Tittehte
Willian S. Gordy
Camptratler
Thomas Jr. Shjiang
Yous
Titebte
Catoctin Country Club
Asina Brown
Priward DP. Thomas
Drys gain in two of three New Jersey primary clashes
Newark June 16 AP dry forces won two of three prohibition battles in yesterday’s New Jersey primary. A dry county elected Mrs Ade lahic Lawrence who faced James R. Hendrickson for the state senate. Union County saw Assemblyman Herbert J Pasco fall short in his bid against State Senator Arthur Pierson.
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Newark
N.E
Washington
Trenton
Adelahic Lawrence
Larrence
Monmouth County
State Senate
James R. Hendrickson
Lennon McClore
Randolph Perkina
Amcclare
Herbert J. Pasco
Arthur Pierson
Union County
Pierson
Pasco
Montgomery Sheriff Cleared In Alleged Ejection Case
Montgomery county Sheriff Clay Plummer was cleared in Rockvilla Dulles Court of an assault charge brought by attorney John KE Oxley who said he was forcibly ejected from the sheriff office. Judge Riggs found no evidence of assault. Oxley testified he was told he would not be a witness, while Plummer claimed Oxley elbowed him first. Several witnesses supported Plummer, stating no excessive force occurred as Oxley departed quickly.
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Clay Plummer
Montgomery County
Rockvilla Dulles Court
John KE
Oxley
Shereff
Riggs
Yolka Windham
Plummer
Hee
Shortt Plummer
Charles Selde
James Arthur Lewis
Tleite
Mhimmer
Th. Barnard Welsh
William B. Crettyman
Siewdman Prescate
Trumimer
Samuel Riggs
County Church Concludes 100th Anniversary Week
The Apples Stone church marks its 100th anniversary and the old Log church near Thurmont ends its 166th year with a Sunday service. Rev Dr PBL Pholmer presided as 3,000 gathered for an open air afternoon program featuring dignitaries, baptisms, confirmations, and a parade led by Thurmont High School Band.
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County Church
Apples Stone Church
Thaurmont
Pbl Pholmer
Sunda
Ji. Steimer
Felix Peck
Clearaprins
Maryland Classis
A. B. Stoner
Philadelphia
Michael Schlatter
Reformer Church
Tolowims
Thurmont High School
Flarry Simmers
Maryland
Dr. Helier
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