Governor Nice Keeps Peace Talk At Mountain Camp
At a Kingman Brewster camp near Cotectin Prince Governor Nice and party leaders meet Murgranp members amid questions about Boyd and harmony. Nice replies “No comment” to Boyd and Lawson Weller while praising the ticket and unity within the Republican group.
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Weller
EBC
Shermen Steesid
Baltimore
Liberty Road
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Nice Ason
Cleveland
Feadeh
Annapolis
New Compromise Plan On Tax Bill Offered
Washington reports Senate tax bill conferees produced no new compromise plan today amid key issues over corporation fares. House conferees, led by Democrat Coughton of North Carolina, said a counter proposal was submitted but details were not released as they study it further. The Howe group indicated no immediate decision on acceptance. Nearby, local residents Alan Long and Mira Elizabeth Lay attend a wedding at 8 o'clock tonight, with the ceremony to take place at the Lay home in Magerstoun.
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North Carolina
Howe
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BNA Ailes Weaning Pree Poteet
Frederick
Mira Elizabethy Lay
Park W. T. Lay
Paul Burke
Greenwich
Gonna
Magerstoun
Weather Today Precipitation Report Fragment
Incomplete data notes precipitation figures ending at 1am today with a deficit versus normal. High and low temperatures are inconsistently recorded, with garbled values for yesterday and last year and scattered numbers for moon phase and upcoming times.
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Dune
Jones Laughlin Steel Contract Cancelled by Ickes
Secretary Ickes cancelled a $40,086,000 Jones and Laughlin Steel Company contract for sheet steel piling used in the Imperial Dam project on the All American Canal. The action followed Labor Board findings of a campaign against union organizing by the Amalga mated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers and was contested by the company and appealed in New Orleans.
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Pottsburgh
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Jones and Laughlin
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Eanal
New Moston
Labor Relations Board
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Care of Appeals
New Orleans
Tatellon Department
Decison
Score Prosecutor For Dropping Cases
New Orleans reports grand jury members scold the U S Attorney General for halting income tax fraud prosecutions linked to Huey Long era figures. They call for immediate release of former state Rep Joseph Fisher from Atlanta penitentiary amid alleged bias and unlawful discrimination claims.
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Friends of
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Huey Po Long
U.S
Homer Cummings
Atlanta
Joseph Fisher
Agaial Fisher
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Ahaifi
Abraham Shushan
Orleans Seven Boant
bin Ell Ted
Market Gains From Steels and Industrials Lift Prices
The steel and industrial shares propelled the market higher today with several favorites advancing. Subscribe quotes showed gains near the fourth hour, while bonds remained unchanged as the market faced mixed activity and cautious trading from investors.
Bonds Delivered to Frederick Veterans Cash for Bond Redemptions
About 40 000 dollars in government bonds were sent in for cash on the first day of delivery. Carrier delivery began this afternoon with night service planned. six clerk sets and extended hours aim to handle veterans at home, many planning reinvestment in government baby bonds.
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Walkersville
Tart in Automobile Accident Injures Dick Nailin Tart
An early Monday automobile crash injured Dick Nailin Tart and injured palenaz in the same incident. Former major league umpire Rahard Fo Nailin was hospitalized in Frederick. Mero Nailin, a resident near Frederick, was also taken to the hospital after reportedly falling asleep at the wheel.
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Frederick
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Watchman Falls to Death in Shaft at Cauldron Factory
A watchman died after falling down a shaft in a factory corridor. Police investigated the incident as the elevator area and surrounding desks were examined for contributing factors. The widow reportedly filed an unspecified claim as authorities reviewed evidence.
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Watts
Toad
Landon and Knox Confer in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas former Governor Landon and Senator Knox talked with supporters in a capital rally. The scene featured bands banners and a sizable crowd as they discussed campaign strategy and future steps amid press questions on state and national duties.
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Memphis woman says she and minister flogged by men
A Memphis woman, Willie Sue Dagden, 23, and a preacher she visited near Earle, Arkansas, allege they were beaten by a gang after refusing to name the man they interviewed about a rumored slaying. Dagden says she was struck across the back and thighs with a brad studded strap and later put on a train to Memphis with her clergyman companion missing details.
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Kimberling Declines To Discuss Lindbergh Case
Trenton June 1 AP Col Mark Kimberling newly appointed head of New Jersey state polls conferred for an hour with Governor Holtman but declined to say whether he would supervise the Padity Virtuan pedal Investigation. Kimberling, former state prison warden who oversaw the Bruno Hauptmann execution, said he would make no statement before his sworn in tomorrow. The state senate confirmed his appointment 12 to 4.
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New Jersey
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Commodity Exchange Bill Marks New Law in Washington
Washington June 16 AP The Jones Smith bill curbing speculation on grain cotton and other key commodities passes into law. The measure targets exchanges to curb price manipulation while affecting corn potatoes and butter futures trading nationwide.
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Jones-Smith
Welfare Board Verifies Ex-Service Men Roster in Frederick County
Frederick County officials continued compiling a list of ex service members for wartime relief and pension purposes. Clerk Miss Marsha Dean read names aloud to ensure accuracy as the War Records Commission expected near two thousand veterans in the county.
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Posermment
Former County Negress Slain Preceded by Murder Charge
Walter L Timpson of Gyksville faces formal murder charges after his wife Madessa Timpson was found slain at home with her throat cut. She was a daughter of John Theory and Carolyn Monroe of Kempton. The family moved to Bennet farm near Gyksville last October. Timpson reportedly served terms in the Toll of Correction for chicken theft. The inquest jury led by Coroner Sherman Pinangan, Sheriff John A Ripley and State's Attorney George N Pringer conducted the investigation.
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Bykesville
Madessa Timpson
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Garolyn Monroe
Kemptoan
Woter
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Zioneboeck to Enter Shepherd-Pratt Hospital
Zioneboeck will transfer from Gale Unger Hospital to Shepherd-Pratt Hospital as authorities planned. The move followed mental examinations and an escort detachment was dispatched to accompany him, but the exact departure time shifted amid administrative delays.
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Shepherd-Pratt Hospital
Hedale
Moves On Bermuda Seeks Passage In Turbulent Weather
A fragmented report notes ships advancing toward Bermuda amid stormy conditions. It mentions the general direction and a nautical focus on current crossings, with limited readable names or dates.
Congregational Meeting Plans Church Interior Redecoration
At a church gathering a contract was proposed for interior redecorating. Chapman Company of Philadelphia named for work to begin in July and finish by September. The congregation also voted to shift fiscal year to calendar year and rename the denomination Evangelical and Reformed.
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Henry C Ramehurgh
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Ch Oxcar
Willy Chapman Company
Philadelphia
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Ermann
Annual Braddock Heights Sunday School Picnic With Bells
Bells from Avane Hestral Lutheran church mark the start of the Braddock Heights Sunday School picnic. Hundreds attend while rides, ice cream, and a supper signal the afternoon on the mountain with James Falk and John Tent among organizers.
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Reunion marks church gathering with many students
A large youth crowd attended a Sunday evening service led by Dr Anna J. Traver at the Gatheran church. The event included a reunion feel as about 200 young people participated, with a notable moment featuring a regional choir and a jacketed attender at the front.
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Car Crash Report Near Coreg Groove-Tanasor Pa
A collision occurred on a road near Coreg Groove-Tanasor Pa involving a vehicle driven by Etat Nuil of 091 Fast Poynar Street York Bate Wahway Pyles and another car. The impact happened as a passenger in the first car sustained injuries and the driver faced the scene.
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Copeland Plans Walk and Medial Society Meeting Trip
Copeland states he will take a walk to attend the Medical Society convention in Cleveland while denying any hail talk with Al Smith. New York reports say he considered no joint walkout to Philadelphia and remains a Democratic insider, with talks tied to Roosevelt era circles.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board Ends Season Meeting
The Salvation Army Advisory Board held its final meeting of the season at the headquarters on West Fifth Street with President J. Wilson presiding. Captain Bernard C. Morth reported on the past three months, updates included women’s Home League progress, knit and quilt projects, character building, transient services, and two new boy speedball teams. A donation approval for $405 to acquire land adjoining the street truck line was noted, and an inspection tour followed with refreshments served.
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Zonta Club Meeting at Chesapeake and Potomac Phone Co
Members of the Zonta Club attended a Monday gathering after a dinner program led by Praderick Miss Mate Rarer Teehwo'd, chief operator and member of the choir, who conducted the event through a program and educational discussion with the other attendees.
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