Colorful Riding Exhibitions Planned for Frederick County Pageant
Plans for a three day celebration at the Frederick Fair Grounds feature Troop E Third Cavalry from Washington. Forty horses and riders plus attendants will arrive June 27 to camp at the fairgrounds, with daily riding exhibitions led by Captain Duke. About 600 participants from several towns join in a large parade on June 29 and a railroad themed parade includes local and out of town groups in costume. Colonel Joyce may attend as guest.
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Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederi County
Joree
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War Department
Frederick
Sy Cosmes Harvard
Prederick
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Fair Grounds
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Colone
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Thurman town
Braunswick
Rogers Producing Company
BL& O
13 Injured in Ford Plant Blast in Detroit
Detroit workers were injured in a blast at a Ford plant. Authorities reported multiple casualties as the explosion disrupted operations and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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DETROIT
Weather roundup with 1933 34 figures and temps
Weather data shows precipitation of 2.43 inches over 24 hours ending today with June 1933 readings. 1934 projections suggest 8.2 inches. Yesterday high 88, low 65. year-ago high 81, low 37. Sunset 7:39 pm, sunrise 4:44 am, moonrise 11:42 am, moonset 11:55 pm.
Market Waits For Congress To Adjourn
New York June 18. Congress refused to quit as scheduled and many stock market traders stood aside to watch Washington developments. Bearish sentiment mixed as prices of lead and other commodities held steady. Trading subdued with odd-lot participants only and nets lacking. Grains, Wheat, corn, cotton, rubber and silver fluctuated little while bonds stayed steady. The dollar edged up slightly against European gold currencies with Sterling at 5.05 and call money at 1 percent.
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New York
Congress
Washington
Presbyterian Synod 10 Meet at Hood College Tonight
Presbyterian leaders from Baltimore Washington and New Castle Del gather for the ninth annual conference of the Synod and Women's Synodical Missionary Society at Hood College. Registration hosts 175 to 200 attendees with dinners and joint morning sessions, then separate business meetings and lectures by Dr Silas Evans and others through Friday afternoon.
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Silas Evans
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
John E. Kuizenga
Franceton University
James Riggs
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Mary Moore
Board of Missions
William a. Eisenberger
Cumberland
ans
Wiliam S
Hess
Hager
tom
Hugh Smith
Balimore
J. Claude Keiper
Washington
Wiliam Baan
Jon o C. Voerman
Claragon
Dell
Leon Eisinger
Balt ws sessions
mike Rey
Joseph DE Benham
Two Flyers Die As Plane Takes Off In Indiana
Two Army Reserve officers on active duty died when their plane crashed during takeoff near Terre Haute Indiana. Lieutenant Johnson assistant superintendent of Indianapolis Municipal Airport was killed instantly. The other victim was Lieutenant Edward M a resident of raneparks Indiana. The cause of the accident was not determined and rescuers reached the wrecked ship.
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Ind
Edward M
Lie
Terre Haute
Harrion pear
Ls Bruce
Daytona
Offcers Reserve Corps
Johnson
Indianapolis
Ministers Hold Annual Outing at Middletown
A Middletown church group held its annual outing with a dinner served by church members. The event included discussion of officer elections this afternoon and planned baccalaureate dates for next year. The sermon referenced Jesus and Redeemer, noting his significance beyond traditional conception.
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more Shipley
Jesus
Christ
orabi been
Ralph Tabor
Washington protests German moratorium on debt payments
The State Department informed Berlin through Ambassador William E. Doad that the United States expresses strong regret as German authorities suspend or delay debt payments. The move is seen as creating hardships for American creditors holding German obligations.
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William E. Doad
Berlin
United States
Tugwell Amid Campaign Debate and Alice Longworth Hand
Washington column analyzes how Professor Tugwell became a campaign issue as critics attack New Deal views and profits, with Alice Longworth shown guiding questions. The piece notes Dill’s delay blocking immediate Tugwell nomination and outlines reactions from newspapers and politicians.
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Tugwell
Alice Longworth
Apple
Alice
Josiah Ba Jong
Foulcis Fights Removal As Head Of Army Air Corps
House committee report accuses General Henry H. Foulis of dishonesty and gross misconduct as head of the Army Air Corps. The panel cites improper plane purchases and air mail flying as key issues and says evidence shows willful violations of procurement laws. The report, sent to President Roosevelt, recommends removal without delay.
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FOULCIS
ARMY AIR CORPS
Roosevelt
Air Corps
Senate Advances Massive Relief Bill Amid Adjournment Pressure
Washington June 18 AP reports Democratic leaders push for Congress adjournment by fall as Senate votes 413 to 39 to approve the 2.0 billion general relief appropriation bill after conference with the House. Republican LaFollette urged a labor board bill instead but lost to leadership.
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Congress
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
SASTOW
Saturda
bilis borrey mor
Anniversary Observance Highlights Church Unity
A 50th anniversary brief notes prominent church members praising ongoing ties between two congregations. Special music included a Rhode Reformed choir piece and a solo by William Kindle in the city.
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Wiliam &. Kindiey
Maryland School Pupils Tragedy Drowns at Creek
A 16 year old Maryland school pupil drowned in Glebe Creek near Washington. The boy, George Baker, was with family when the incident occurred. Orville Baker attempted rescue but could not save him. his parents reside at 4316 Welles Avenue, Brenjucod.
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Glebe creek
E. Gruve rohe
hs land State School
W. Bak
George
BAG
Orville
Cody
averyland
George Baker
Welles avenue
Brenjucod
Cuban rioting leaves 12 dead in Havana assault
In Havana, violence during a two day ABC Society demonstration ends with 12 killed and about 6 wounded as crowds clash near Neptuno street and Prado boulevard. Police guard emergency hospital amid fears of retaliation against wounded marchers and a broader political crisis ahead of December elections.
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Socame
ASSAHG
Westminster Cemetery Amid Auto Crash Tragic Death
An obituary note records a fatal automobile accident in Westminster with burial details at Westminster Cemetery. The deceased is named in the readable fragments, with limited context about the incident.
Wanaver Board Elects Thelma Nixdorf as Manager
The Wanaver board at Frederick City Hospital elected Thelma Nixdorf as manager to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Charles P. Smith of Libertytown.
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Wanaver
Frederick City
Mass
Thelma Nixdorf
Charles P. Smith
Libertytown
KEW Administration Takes Office With Appointments Pending
Frederick city government inaugurates new leadership led by Mayor Culler and City Register Louis Eichelberger. Aldermen Schroeder Shipley Grove Butcher and others take oath. board organizes with Schr oeder as president. Incoming officials receive the city from Munshower as routine speeches note cross‑party cooperation and pending appointments to be announced.
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Elmer Fo Munshow
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c. Culler
City Register
Louis E Bichelberger
Herbert S. Schroeder
G Willian Siup Jey
Charles T. Butcher
Jesse W. Ke
Robert L. Grove
Schroeder
Joseph PF. Eisenhauer
Charles T Butcher
Grove
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Culler
City Register-elect
Louis E. _Eichelberger
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City Hall
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David C. Winebrenner
Allen ¥. Bennett
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August T. Br. Chas
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Joint Meeting Held in Leesburg by Prospect and Mrs Browz
A joint meeting took place in Leesburg Virginia with Prospect and Mrs Roy Emma Browz in attendance. Josepuus Ca was noted in the report as participating in the discussion and local matters were addressed.
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Roy Emma Browz
Josepuus Ca
Langer and Others Seek New Trial in Government Fraud Case
Governor Langer and co-defendants asked for a new trial on charges of defrauding the United States government. Federal agents posted a warning today as the group prepared to face sentencing. Irene Was peaceful as spectators gathered awaiting the court’s action.
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