Final Session of Congress 1 Held Final Session of Congress
The final congressional session ended as filibuster battles and party tensions cooled. Senate debated a $12,500 for the lobby committee, then dropped the demand amid leadership talks. The House trimmed the shelterbelt provision and approved a relief and public works bill to spur jobs and revive the economy.
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Senate
Indiana
House
Congress
Minton
Burke
Nebraska
Minion
Barkley
Norris
Congr
White House
Jolly Workers 4-H Club Meets in Petersville
The sixth meeting of the Jolly Workers 4-H Club of Petersville was held at Miss Dorothy Talley's home on June 11. Four members and home demonstration agent Miss Williams attended. A new member, Miss Thelma Ferrell, was welcomed. A sewing school discussion occurred. An outing is planned for July 13. Refreshments were served.
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Jolly Workers
Petersville
Dorothy Talley
Miss Williams
Thelma Ferrell
Answers to Cranium Crackers Minute by Minute
The page lists corrections for a newspaper puzzle column. It fixes capital city capitals and a misspelled author name, noting Bagdad to Baghdad and Teheran to Tehran, Irving S. Cobb to Irvin S. Cobb, and provides Mrs Roosevelt's full name Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, with the most dangerous hour identified as between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
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Bagdad
Iraq
Teheran
Iran
Irving S$. Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb
Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Maryland Firemen's Association elects Young president
Karl A. Young of Mt. Rainier was elected president of the Maryland Firemen's Association at the convention in Baltimore. Delegates chose Walter D. Merryman, John F. McNulton, Gee R. Lindgay, Frank Truitt, and Harry L. Smith for top offices as Ocean City is named next year’s convention site. Frederick engines join the parade with about 150 members and a Quincy Orphanage band from Pennsylvania supplying music.
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Baltimore
Karl A. Young
Mt. Rainier
Maryland Firemen’s Association
Percy Reinwall
Easton
Walter D. Merryman
Hereford
John F
McNultendon
Linthicum Heights
Secre
Gee R. Lindgay
Hagerstoecretary
Frank, Truitt
Ocean City
Harry L. Smith
Cumberland
Frederick
Frederick’s
Junior Fire Company
Quincy
Quincey
Independent Hose Company
Fredericks
City Parade to Feature Rescue Vehicle and Fire Units
The Independent Hose Company and the flood light truck with the rescue squad of the United Fire Company will join the parade. It starts at 1 PM from the Fifth Regiment Armory, proceeding through downtown to City Hall Plaza. Advertised articles are requested.
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United Fire Company
Fifth Regiment Armory
City Hall Plaza
Man Found Dead in G and O Canal
Charters A Baker a retired Baltimore and Ohio railroad brakeman was found dead in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal about a half mile above the Harpers Ferry bridge Thursday afternoon around 2 o'clock by two boys. A watch near him in the water stopped at 4 27. He was about 69 and death cause not learned. A coroner jury convened by Sheriff Max Malott has not yet reached a verdict. Baker had heart trouble asthma and high blood pressure. He disappeared from Mrs Gertie Weavers home Wednesday night. He leaves several children and stepchildren and was a member of the Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Association.
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Charters A. Baker
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeak and Ohio Canal
Harpers Ferry Bridge
Max Malott
Washington County
Boonsboro
Samuel Fisher
Guerney Wheeler
Brunswick
Raymond Smith
Lovettsville
William Woulard
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Associat
Fourth of Commission Employes Tubercular in Baltimore
A medical examining board reports more than 25 percent of the Fourth of Commission Employes Tubercular in Baltimore. Dr. Huntington Williams, Dr. Warren Buckler, and Dr. Viet Cullen cite tuberculosis as a major health concern and outline steps to remedy the unsafe conditions while State Officials plan to comply with board recommendations. Incorporation articles filed for Jefferson Reformed Cemetery with Abraham Hemp, David H. Fry, and Daniel L. Slagle as incorporators.
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Baltimore
Harry C. Jones
Huntington Williams
Warren S. Buckler
Health Department
der. Viet F. Cullen
Jones
Jefferson Reformed Cemetery
Jefferson
State Tax Commission
Abraham Hemp
David H. Fry
Daniel L. Slagle
Funeral arrangements for rail worker union member
Funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the home of his daughter Mrs. Hickman 501 West Potomac Street Brunswick. Rev John W Daniels to officiate. Interment at Thurmont. Feete and Son Funeral Directors.
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Won
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Hickman
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
John W. Daniels
Thurmont
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Gavel
Winton
O'Connor
New York
House Rules Committee
Rep
Snell
Bankhead
America
House of Representative
Danitel Hill
Elphey
Charles A. Baker
Harpers Ferry
R. R
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
East Patrick Stam
Hendrickson
Carty’s
Cc. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick Bt
Frederick, Md
North Market Street
Shantung
Gore
Voile
Velveray
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