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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

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Arrest Follows Crash Between Auto and Truck

Mount Airy man Garrison M. Norwood faces a possible second drunken driving conviction after a collision near East Patrick Street Bridge. Norwood posted a $1,000 bond for a Monday hearing as State Officer B D Dryden placed him under arrest for operating while intoxicated.

Garrison M. Norwood Mt. Airy Norwood Carroll Creek Bridge Wax Patrick Street George W. Boyer Boyer Thomas Gardner Iin Snowerbog & Summons Arthur Hoffman Justice Bowen Frople E. Austin James Bie Borwoot

Stricken On Street Mrs Otilla Bedheimer Dies At 83

Mrs Otilla C Bedheimer widow of George Bedheimer aged 83 died suddenly Wednesday night about eight at the Reese home 220 West Pirth street. She is survived by son William G Markoe ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. The funeral will be from her son's home 505 South Market Street Saturday at two with interment Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral director Thomas Price. The Philosopher is described as a historic figure in science and thought.

Otilla C. Bedheimer George Bedheimer Wiliam Reese West Pirth Street Minnie McHenry West Fifth Street Frank H. Hedges Slep Aurtive South Market Street Mt. Olivet Thomas Price

Weather and mine clash mark rough June in Ohio

The day reports mixed with crude weather data showing rainfall totals and temperatures. In St Clairsville eight men were wounded at the Florence mine as National Miners Union pickets clashed with mine guards after marchers were dispersed by tear gas bombs from a deputy sheriff amid ongoing coal strike unrest.

St. Cairsvile National Miners’ Union iFloyence Youghland Ohio Cost Company

Playground opening at Walkersville planned

The town sets June 27 for a carnival style playground opening with a range of committees including supper cake and candy units. Notable organizers include Cathryn N Fogle chairing the main committee and Rev T W Lloyd heading preparation.

Walkersville Leagie We Walker Doard Ress Coater Wale Sal Geneva Commiittee Cathryn N. Fogle Charman Mer. T. W. Licyt Helen N. Stauffer James Gelsingers Mary Mercer Helen M. Sta C. C. Foge Hiram Remebburg Charles Kershner Fahd Nicodemus Prank Nicodemus Chas. Breghner Mim Ruth Wisner Bila Stauffer A. G. McKinney Nelle Nicodemus Mary Nicodemus Charka Kints Preston Hahn Clarence Eaves Gilmore Trout Lewis Wisner Alice Mialer Wilfred Wisner George Zimmerton Roger Kilng Harry Smith Paulie Eiger Rev. T. W. Lloyd C. C. Pogle Charles Kerchner Charles Winnide Miss Mary Mercer James Gelsinger George Mercer Charles Zimmerman

Hoover Chats With Boy About Dogs at Hinton

President Hoover rode his special train through Hinton West Virginia. A red headed boy approached and showed his Alaskan dog to the president who joked about possible mixed blood. The dog broke loose and ran away. Hoover is known to have several dogs at the White House.

Hoover Boy Hinton Washington Mr. Hoover President Hoover White House

German Flying Boat DO X Resumes Flight Over Brazil

The German flying boat DO X began a journey from Natal toward Bahia and Rio de Janeiro, lifting off at 5 30 a m and sighted over Paraiba then Pernambuco as it covered about one third of the roughly 600 mile leg. The flight marked a bold transatlantic era from the old world toward South America. The article notes Bahia’s landing at 12 35 p m local time.

Watal Brazil Jude Bahia Rio de Janeiro Wise Parahyba Pernambuco Artires Bahia Bahia Natal

Public School Teachers Enroll in Summer Course

Announcement lists dozens of teachers from institutions including Johns Hopkins University Columbia University Duke University University of Virginia and Hampton Institute as enrolling in a Virginia summer instruction program. The roster features names from Maryland New York and Virginia colleges with many state and private university affiliates.

ERUT Wli Eni- Ra Johnsty Eigar Maryland Binne Beard Hardee V. Beard Ma J. May Bond Helen M. Bowers Jean Attte Bradburh Mary H. Burger Mary 5. Caulfield E. Maurice Clarke Edna C. Culler Wibur Devibiss Marion A. Dorsey Ada Bele Flanigan Howard C. Pook Flom C. Gross J. Norman Harper Cassandra T. Hosson Hlingi Wightman Cecil K. Holter Jotve M. Hume Virginia Johnson Ethel M. Keith Mina S. Keller He I. King Eda V. Krieg Ruby W. Myers Anna L. Neighbours Naomi Newton Ansa Nichols Glen Pryor J. Homer Remsberg Mary Elein Repp Mary E., Rhoads Evelyn E. Shosmeker J. Christian Lillmore Mary M. Slagle Glenn ©. Liu Eivle L. Tal Thomas Johns Hopkins University Dorothy E. Beachiey Bessie M. Bell Katharine J. Biehl L. Isabel Boone Hilda Branden- Durg Marty K Browning Marie Diehl Katharine BE. Pout Grace Groninger Havel N. Goode Hela L. Hann Vai- Verta Hoitz Marshall H. Leatherman Louise Lippy William Mecp Micggi Trené Prise Elsie L. Springer Reba K. Stitely Ruth Cobdientz Swank Martha B. Pettit E. Virginia Wesner Hastisonburg State Teachers College Catherine Albauga Laura L. Free~ Man M. Lavenia Hood Linne McGuiganstedt el North Carolina Mildred C. Stine University of Souther California Edith 5. Gardiner Drexel Institut Marian C. Egolf Western Kentucky State Teachers College Edna Harman Lasell Seminary Ida N. Reinhart Chicmko University Hal Lee T Colored Teachers Hampton Institute Julia C. Bruner Edna V. Bowie James D. Couplin Lucy M. Groomes Vernice Lackson Bila A. Jones Nettie 2. Jones Alonzo Lee Morgan College Jeannette C. Bruner Luther FE Gtinage Belen L. Loud Pantie Blm Shippernsburg State Teachers

Young People Meet United Brethren Leader in Waynesboro

Rev E E Redding of Tanerosa spoke to the Penn sylvania Coenpe Young Peoples Union of the United Brethren church at Waynesboro Pennsylvania. He was nominated president of the group during the Tuesday gathering.

E. E. Redding Tanerosa Pennsylvania Coenpe Young Peoples Uniom United Brethren Church Waynesboro, Pa Tuezdas Tae

Faithful death mystery and disarmament plans in brief

Fragmented OCR reports multiple topics: a maritime death with claims of premeditation tied to Mina Faithfull and ship officers, doctor statements defending the Conard steamship line, and a later note on a disarmament caravan planned to start June 21 in Los Angeles. Separate police shooting incident in Charlotte is described with a ricochet explainable cause. Stock market activity shows a modest decline with low volume.

E.R. Jameson Mime Faithfull Ring New York Himorlf Franconia PLS Low Angele Dediy International League For Peace and Freedum Mary Mabel Verruon Wamingven Del Pytor

Annual Convention Preview At Braddock Heights

Weather summary for Maryland through June 18 notes a cool to warm week with abundant sun and showers. Crops in fair to excellent condition and many fields advancing with fruit and vegetables. Frederick County Council plans annual convention at Braddock Heights on Sunday the 12th with dinner at Ebert House and a mountain-top pavilion meeting.

Maryland John R. Weeks Girestor Lines Garrett County Allegheny Mountain Zuilbroom Allegany Washington Keymar Gampbrills Fredrsia County Council Braddock Heighu Sundar Ebert House C.H. Gundersdorff Baltimore Frederick County

Stockholders protest Chicago and Alton sale urges commission check

Washington June 18 AP stockholders protective committee of the Chicago and Alton Railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to block sale to the Baltimore and Ohio until stock holders are protected. The B and O bought the line in receivership for 23 million with unmatured bonds totaling about 575 million. An application seeks a new company, the Alton Company, to take over the line with B and O owning its stock.

Washington Chicago and Alton Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Baltimore and Ohio Alton Company Carrie Isn Are 3 Teasonasie

Mrs. John Hays Hammond Dies in Washington Home

Mrs. John Hays Hammond dies at her Washington residence after a life spanning Great Britain and the United States. She was 73 years old and survived by family and connections in notable scientific and diplomatic circles.

John Hays Hammond Washington Hovkt Wastsation Hammond Alls Haris Great Briais

B H S Reunion Tonight At Vindobona Braddock Heights

More than 100 alumni of Frederick Boys High School attend the 36th annual Alutins Association banquet and reunion at Vindobona Braddock Heights. Dr A Austin Pearce toastmaster. program features readings by Hammond Clary D Ralph Zimmerman and William Storm with principal addresses by Charles Moylan and Prof Amon Burges.

Boys’ High School Frederick Boys’ High School Alutins Association Vindobona Braddock Heights A. Austin Pearce Hammond Clary D. Ralph Zimmerman Dean W. Hendrickson Arthur V. Myers William M Storm Charles E. Moylan Amon Burges Hagan James H. Harris A. Austin Peatre James J. Park Guy &®. Cramer Austin W. Howard

Budget Report Drafts Budget Cuts and Revenue Shortfall

A draft budget document from the county court indicates ongoing reductions and expected revenue shortfalls. The text cites decreased resources and revised figures, noting a lower total compared to prior estimates and adjustments to expenditures.

Series Condition Injuries Reported After Shooting Incident

A report states John B was shot and injured in Brinaxick Hespi today. The right arm brace is mentioned as necessary treatment and the incident is under police review.

John B Geéor Taoreé Brinaxick

Palmer named moderator by Presbyterians in Hood meeting

Dr J A Palmer chosen moderator by the Presbyterian conference at Hood College where officers were elected and national missions reported. Treasurer Cummings noted a balance of funds as Rev Dr Bohner and Rev Morse praised progress and rising contributions. The evening program includes a birthday celebration, a lecture by Dr Covert, and an informal music talk by Dr Smith.

Hood Co T . A. Brown A. Boote Salisbury Pennsylvania Cummings rTepork Fl.ant Charles H. Bohner Wilmington Del Committee On National Missions Synod Herman Ny Morse New York City Alfred B. Barrows Washington Coblente Hall

Supply pastor hanged by abductors in Dallas church

Dallas June 18 AP report states B P Brown supply pastor of North Dallas Baptist church was stripped, bound, and hanged by four men from a chandelier. The rope stretched saving his life as he rested on the altar. neighbors freed him after about three hours. Brown and Rev. H P Marler had received threats in recent weeks.

Dallas Tex B. P Brown North Dallas Baggage Department Brown Rev H. P. Marler

Faulty instrument delays girl's takeoff

New York June 1 AP report says navigation gear failure postponed Miss Nicho’s planned takeoff from Floyd Bennfeld Airport for Harbor Grace NLP. Her monoplane, under long maintenance, had a directional gyro fault causing the aircraft to head north instead of the intended course.

New York Rush Kiehols Floyd Bennefeld Harbor Grace Nlp North Atlantic Nicho’s Chamberlin Us Portland

Patrolman Shot to Death in Wilkesbarre

A patrolman was killed in Wilkes-Barre in a shooting incident described as a tragic, developing crime scene. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue leads and establish a timeline of events and the shooter’s identity.

Wilkesbarre

Blue Ridge Bus and Auto Collide Near Wartnesburg

A Baltimore bound Blue Ridge bus and an automobile collided at the Weltons road intersection on the National Highway near Wartnesburg. Four men were injured, two in critical condition, and one passenger Aird was knocked unconscious. The bus, operated by Stanton Mame of Maryland, forced off the road. Injured include Arie Toovamaa, 14, of Rivesville West Virginia, and another man identified as Granttile Fin. Fire and medical units responded to the crash scene.

Padune Blue Ridge Ne Lonal Wartnesburg Road Stanton Mame Arie Toovamaa Rivesville W. Va Granttile

Yacht Seized After Coast Guard Interception

A 56 foot yacht was halted by coast guard patrol and seized with about 25 000 dollars in liquor aboard. The vessel carried a four person crew and attempted evasion before being stopped near Bound.

Coas Sataxa

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