Seven Hurt in Head-On Crash Near Ceresville
Seven persons injured in a head on collision on Laverty road north of Frederick near the Ceresville bridge. Injuries ranged from lacerations to head and back. two cars demolished. Affected locals include Walter Fenster former Baltimore athlete Irwin Brown and the Smith family from Walkersville. Witnesses say vehicle occupants were en route to races at Charles Town. Police report a August 6 hearing date on reckless driving charges.
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Laverty road
Fredericx
Ceresyile bridge
Frederick C
Walter “Cie” Fenster
Irwin Brown
Baltimore
Wiliam Volkert
Charles J. South
Walkersville
Mrs. Smith
Pauine Smith
Genevieve Smith
Fewster
Cecil
Grivess
Burkittsville Case Sets Tone in Local Court Action
In Burkittsville three brothers faced trespass charges in Peoples Court. Judge P Bowers postponed trials after three weeks of testimony. One defendant was acquitted while two others had charges dismissed amid partial aggression allegations and disrupted proceedings.
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Bara
Glarence
Raip
iook
Gaha
Burket uimdier
Peoples Cours
Sher- Man
P. Bowers
Harelgare
Ralph ises
McGaha
Faces Questioning As Ernst Hanfstaengl Arrives at Harvard
Report states Adolf Hitler's confidant Ernst Hanfstaengl arrives from Germany to attend a Harvard class reunion and is expected to testify before a congressional inquiry. The scene hints at more than campus socializing as officials prepare questions and observers note the tension surrounding the visit.
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Ernst Hanfstaeng
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Harvard
ona
Wreck Truck 10 Avoid Collision at Harmony Grove Crossing
Russell E. Repp and Garrison Norwood narrowly avoided a collision with a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad train at Harmony Grove crossing on Emmitsburg pike. Swerving the truck loaded with antiques, Repp pushed right and stopped between a pole and mailbox post. Both men escaped injury though the cab and front were badly damaged. the load remained undamaged. The accident occurred about 4:30 AM.
Shipley Ponton Wedding in Cahery Methodist Church
Miss Evonne Ponton of Frederick married Mr Dorsey Franks Shipley in Cahery M E Church at 1 PM. Rev Dr G Elis Williams officiated with relatives present. Reception at the bridegroom’s aunt’s home. couple to Virginia Beach for their wedding trip.
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Cahery Methodist Episcopal church
Evonne Ponton
Frederick
Dorsey Franks Shipley
G. Elis Wiliams
Williams
Harty
Frederck County
Shipley
Lawsuit Filed Over Breach by Balin Assistant
A civil action accuses Ernesi Credit Court assistant Balin of breach of a written agreement with Seacrist and alleges damages. Reichenbach is named in a related claim as starting a class with Seacrist's pupils. Leslie N. Dobieniz represents Seacrist. a damages declaration will be filed in the coming days.
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stant
Ernesi Credit Court
bach
im Balin
Reichenbach
Seacrist
Leslie N. Dobieniz
New City Officials Take Charge Monday as Schroeder Heads Board
New city administration prepares to assume duties Monday with Schroeder named as board president amid a national scene mentioning Mussolini and Hitler parley ending today.
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MUSSOLINI
HITLER
SCHROEDER
New Mayor and Board Set for Monday Organization
Mayor elect Lloyd C. Culler and the new Brayor and Aldermen will be sworn in Monday, with a city hall meeting to organize, elect officials, and begin appointing staff. Chief of Police likely will be Allen Bartgis as incumbents seek renewed positions amid broad applications.
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Alayor
Cr Register
pfayor
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Herbert S. Schroeder
fctow-aldermen
Brayor
Board
lst us
Philo E Grove
Vermon T. Smith
Maxwell
Cul
MM comcador
Rothenhoeter
Joann T
Fund Now $422.50 Announced At City Hall
Mrs Edward Sharpe and daughter Marian Motter Avenue visit by car with the Misses Knott East Church Street en route to Foult Rey Vermont to visit friends. They plan a two week motor trip as city officials note credit of $422 560 and related figures.
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Edward Sharpe
Marian
Motter avenue
Senate Acts Swiftly on Monocacy Battlefield Bill
The Senate quickly passed H.R. 7982 to establish Monocacy Battlefield National Military Park in Maryland. Senators Wagner Tydings McNary and Goldsborough spoke, urging immediate consideration to align with Maryland Tercentenary ceremonies, with the bill ordered to a third reading and passed.
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Senate
Monocacy battlefield
Congressional
Monocacy Battlefield National Milliary Park
Wagner
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Committee on Miliary Affairs
battlefield of
Monocacy
Tydings
Billard E. Tydings
Maryland
New + 1
Wary park
Mr. McNary
Charles L McNary
Oregon
Goldsborough
Robinson
Joseph T. Hickinson
Arkansas
tiefeld of
Stocks Resume Advance In Brief Market Session
New York provides a compact market recap noting resumed stock advances with fractional gains near close. German debt signals mixed. wheat and corn slipped about a cent per bushel while cotton and silver barely moved. bonds and foreign exchange showed small shifts with sterling opening at five pounds five pence.
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New York
lang
cTS
Jim Tran
furt
droeth
Divorce Looms For White House Daughter Parent Near Reno
Mrs Curtis Daileft, daughter of resident Roosevelt, leases a home near Reno where a looming divorce unfolds involving the White House daughter’s family.
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White House
Curtis Daileft
Roosevelt
Reno
Anniversary of NES Observed by Eastern Star Chapters
About 225 members from ten chapters gathered at the AMiasomic Temple to observe the order’s anniversary. Addresses by Grand Matron Grace Routzmyr Mu Aura and Ada Barnhart, along with other officers, outlined the history and duties of the organization.
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Order of the Eastern Star
OLE
Fundi
AMiasomic Temple
Grace Routzmyr Mu
Aura
Ada Barnhart
Hagerstown
Cl mgion
Balimere
azie
Co. Roser
Worth
Freder
J. Leonard No Roser
ford
Paul D. Simpson
Water
P Fregerck
Frederforang
Feaga eral pice
Man held in connection with death of child
Four men are held in connection with the death of a child who disappeared from home days earlier. Police say the event led to a coroners inquest. The case involves suspects aiding an attempt to cover up the circumstances, with authorities pursuing charges and further investigation.
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Sraron II
Sanders
Mrs Dall Admits Her Desire For A Divorce
In an exclusive interview Anna Roosevelt Dall confirms plans to begin divorce proceedings from her broker husband. The piece indicates she traveled toward Reno with her parents and has been connected to White House circles, aiming to file divorce against her spouse.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Anna Roosevelt
Reno
ano
Resort to Violence in Truck Drivers Strike
Baltimore reports violence during a truck drivers strike as a car bomb or dynamite incident damaged a truck and nearby property. Police and emergency responders investigated the chaotic scene amid rising tensions and injuries.
Harriman Interprets Rights of Employer
Tas and pron- report discuss employer rights as interpreted by Harriman. The piece outlines scope of authority, employee relations, and potential implications for workplace policy and contract terms. Strong entities include Harriman and employer, with likely references to legal or labor contexts.
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HARRIMAN
Beetle Found by County Officials Near 118 E Street
A rare beetle, about an inch long with three leg pairs, was found by a group including young local boys and County Agent Henry R Shoemarer at the home of a former resident on Patrick Street. The specimen was brought to the Neas-Post for description and is compared to a back-color example from years ago.
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LIND
Joan Henis
E.s' Patrick street
Henry R Shoemarer
Court vicuse
macy
trey
Neas-Post
Astor apologizes to former fiancée publicized
New York June 16 AP Young John Jacob Astor’s apology to former fiancée Eileen Gillespie in exchange for recovering the $100,000 diamond engagement ring was made public by her mother Mrs Lewis Gillespie in a sharp exchange over the romance. The mother said the letter shows clear withdrawal of statements made in the Savoy Plaza Hotel car ride on January 21.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Eileen Gillespie
Miss Gillespie
Lewis Gillespie
Gillespie
Joann Jacob Astor
Replica of State House Formally Accepted
A newly completed replica of the State House is formally accepted, marking a milestone for the project. Officials from the organizing committee and local government celebrate the dedication ceremony, highlighting preservation of historical design and public accessibility.
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STATE HOUSE
Weather Outlook for the Week
Week begins with light showers on Monday and Tuesday. Midweek shows rain and possible showers on Wednesday. Fr day and Saturday forecast cooler with steady rain. Strong winds likely near coast and inland. Overall unsettled pattern continues into the weekend.
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M.ddleves
Mediation Board Bill Passes House in Quick Vote
Washington June 16 AP The House swiftly passed the administration mediation board bill to establish boards to investigate disputes under the NRA, sending it to the Senate. Burns urged succinct reasons, Mapes pressed for clarity, and the measure aims to empower the President to address interstate commerce disputes caused by labor and employer actions.
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Washington
House
Burns
Rainey
Mapes
Michigan
NRA
Conne
Massachusetts
Labor Committee
American Federation of Labor
Conress
Roosevelt
Senate
taiiway
bil
saracco
Reese
mugmehi
Weather outcomes and temperatures for June 1933
The report gives precipitation 0.281 inches year to date and 0.82 inch deficiency for 1934 through June 1. High yesterday 50 degrees, high for the year 73. Low readings not fully clear. Sunrise and sunset times listed with moon data for tomorrow.
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Smith W. dum
Marrland
Russell Repp
PONTON
Calvary M. E. Church
Austria
Of Nations
Adoa'ph H
rope
Musso
Etalx
Mussel
League of Nations
Europe
fan spoxes
City Hall
Seeger and Co
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Pri
NES
ASTOR
Ritchie
St. Mary's City
freedom freedom
MEDIATION BOARD
Assan Wagner
Tepresens massare
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