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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1931

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Freight Headquarters Seize Old Station as Passenger Service Drops

Frederick tightens rail use as the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road closes the 75 year old brick passenger station at South Market and All Saints. Ticketing moves to the old stone freight office with 3 to 4 pm daily hours and L Elmer Keefer as freight agent. Casali fares covered by conductors. no ticket needed. The city loses a passenger hub as officials cite auto age and declining steam rail.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad South Market All Saints Streets L. Elmer Keefer Old Stone Station O. Warle Baltimore Casali Prederick Penneylvanus Baltimore and Ohio Frederick Howard Maryland Baldwin Supreme Court of the United States

Railroads seek 15 percent freight toll increase to cover losses

The United States railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a blanket 15 percent rise in freight rates to generate about 400 million dollars in additional annual gross income, citing an emergency threatening services and credit. Wages and motor truck competition to be addressed later. passenger fares not increased.

Washington United States Interstate Commerce Commission Avesas Qumert, Wetern Southern Roads New York City

Severe Earthquake Shakes Tokio Amid Crowded Streets

A strong tremor hit Tokio at 10 pm causing tens of thousands to rush outside. Initial reports say minor structural damage with glassware hardest hit in Toklo. no major casualties reported yet.

Tokio Tokic Toklo

Weather summary and precipitation figures year to date

Weather report provides 24 hour precipitation figures ending at 8 am and June totals. It compares 1931 to June 1 with 1930 and long term averages, notes deficit of 0.62 inch, lists high and low temperatures, and gives sunrise sunset and moon phases for the day.

Val Od Sock Apri Werner Somocroe Tochocroe Sonbrrow

Synod Meets at Hood College With National Mission Leaders

Dr Silas Brans of Ripon College Miss Mary E Moore of New York and Dr Hermann N Morse of New York represent the Council of Home Missions at the Baltimore Synod and Women’s Synodical Society for Missions session at Hood College June 15 19. Dr BL Augustine Smith of Boston University leads a Temple of Art program this afternoon. The evening session includes prayers enrollment ministers and elders and election of corresponding members. Rev Alfred E Barrows chairs arrangements. Sermon by Rev Joseph A Vance president of the Board of Nations Missions followed by Communion. Dr Smith to lead a 30 minute musical vesper. Thursday morning to elect moderators and officers and review reports. Rev A Brown Caldwell of Kimore listed as a senator.

Silas Brans Ripon College Ripon Wis Mary E Moore New York City Hermann N. Morse Council of Home Missions Synod of Baltimore Women’s Synodical Society For Missions Hood College BL Augustine Smith Fine Arts Boston University Nashvile Tenn Board of Nations Dr. Smith Moterstor A. Brown Caldwell Kimore

Freie June Meeting Marks Frenzied Dance and Picnic

A June meeting featured a lively dance and summer league gathering with speakers including Mr SSW Chaplet Eon. Attendance bans were discussed and a Potomac reversal was noted. A picnic was held by the Gas Picnice at Braddoce Heghia, with a Sunday service.

A. Goshen Aseemadira Massavetta Samuel M. Dodd Coeserdae Dean Lat Effisenty Potomac Janor Church of the Me Epscopa Sunsay Iwisk Braddoce Heghia

Three Pilots Grounded After Flying Over Harding Memorial

Secretary Lamont ordered three pilots grounded pending investigation after they flew over the Harding memorial during the dedication. President Hoover urged action. two planes circled near the crowd while a third passed overhead multiple times. Lamont joined the presidential train in Columbus.

Tors Harding Tome Speingfeld API Lamont Avialion Division Commerce Department Harding Memorial Commerce Secretary Hoover Columbus Cover Mr. Lamont

Ordination Service Held at Stacz M. Pile Church

Ordination service conducted by Reid at Stacz M. Pile Church with Rev. Etter presiding. Attendees included W. Ponce and other local clergy as the ceremony marked a formal ordination.

Etter W. Ponce Pas Reid Stacz M. Plichurch Bait

Rededication to Service and Ideals Urged by Hoover

President Hoover calls for rededication of citizens to Lincoln era ideals at Lincoln tomb. He cites Lincoln and Grant as symbols of national spirit and urges living to commit to public service and adherence to law.

Hoover Sprinfield Lincoln Ilinois Citien Abraham Lincoin United States Fils Abraham Lincoln Che Umen Gettysburs Pott Lincaln Princi Andy

Two Men Take $150000 in Jewels in New York Home

In New York a pair of suspects stole jewelry valued at about $150000 from a residence. Police investigated the break in as detectives reviewed leads and secured potential evidence at the scene.

New York

Federated Charities Annual Report Highlights New HQ and Expanded Aid

The Federated Charities reports increased unemployment and expanded services from its new headquarters opened in September 1920. Miss Annan Cromwell and an assistant joined the staff while the organization supported the kindergarten charity, free clinics, and a drought emergency effort through the Frederick County Drouth Emergency Association. The Charity Organization noted growth in relief cases, with more families aided, and emphasized cooperation with churches, physicians, and community groups.

FL Garner Federated Charities Annan Cromwell Frederick County Drouth Kinderparten Emergency Association Wilner Coolahan Mra Hotes D. Baker Prank Worthington Clinton McSherry Mary Mauisby Mary Wameon Hammond Umer R. 5 J. Dutrow Dreuth Emergency Association Montevue Birwanis Ciun Tots Hood College Ald Society Count Red Cross Mazor's Omce

Midnight Wedding After Elopement in New Windsor

Mair Creeger eloped and quietly wed at midnight in New Windsor. The ceremony followed a private engagement, with only close family in attendance as the couple began their life together.

New Windsor

Hoover Urges Duties of State Government Reform

A public figure advocates broad duties for state government in a speech to a legislative assembly focusing on governance roles. The appeal emphasizes accountability, efficiency, and public service, urging lawmakers to adopt reforms and oversight measures.

President Hoover Speaks at Arsenal Visit in Wis

President Hoover spoke to a large gathering at the state arsenal near the capital with a band playing outside and his remarks barely audible. He planned later remarks at the tomb of Abraham Lincoln after visiting the Lincoln home and the state house with Mrs Hoover.

Pyas State Arsenal Bascolay Wis Abraham Lincoln Arsenal Mrs. Hoover Lincoln

Advertisers See Quick Results From Mewa-Post Listings

Two local residents report rapid returns on Lost and Found ads placed with Mewa-Post. Mrs Edward D Carr recovered a three-key container before the notice appeared in print, and Harry Lebbers had his eyeglasses found and connected with a finder prior to publication. A Thurmont shower honors Miss Ethel Creager and Mr Hugh Q Miler with music, gifts, and a mock bride tableau, as neighbors attend from Thurmont and Brunswick.

Mewa-Post Edward D. Carr South Maple Avenue Brunswick News-Post Harry J. Lebbers Lebhers Thurmeent Ethel Creager Thurmont Hugh Q. Miler Clarion C. P. Ewing Lester Birely Charles H. Cortt Loser Birely Eating Rioal Mustaers Anc Tressel Nelione Ewing Dus G Tefttshoiemis Secredi Ng Miss Creager Miler Miter Mra Challes H. MM Birety Fred Tressest Cari Camel Ray Tare Creager Hamm Naxer Ea Mar C. P Eriz

General Alarm Fire Near Plant Prevents Damage

A brush fire near the Raescurg Pediees Co. plant prompted a general alarm but caused no damage. Fire crews arrived within minutes and contained the blaze without injuries noted.

Raescurg Pediiees Co

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