Rain Boosts County Crops Despite Flood Woes
Heavy rainfall last night and yesterday, the heaviest since the Potomac flood, improved crops in Frederick and surrounding areas. Wheat near harvest. barley and oats progressing. potatoes outlook excellent. Some minor damage to cornfields and dirt roads reported. fish ponds flooded. creeks ran high. County Agent Shoemaker expects Cresterstown Emmitsburg area fields ready for cutting by late week.
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Potomac River
Frederick
Urbana
Henry R Shoemaker
Creaverstown
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Planond
Move To Reinstate A Nash Jr In Navy
Washington June 18 AP Navy officers said an act of Congress would be needed to reinstate Charles A Nash Jr of Saginaw Michigan as a naval ensign. His commission was revoked for manning as a midshipman at Annapolis amid questions of a prior marriage. Nash has not appeared to seek reinstatement.
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Washington
Congress
Charles A Nash, Jr
Saginaw
Mich
Nash
Annapolis
Beulah Woulard Nash
Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Bad Faith Charge Is Made by Senator Wagner
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York labeled employer refusals to sign collective bargaining agreements as possible violations of law described as bad faith. He attacked anti social industrial policy and urged crushing the practice to grant unions proper dignity and standing in labor relations.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
N.Y
Fae
Mew
Work Times
Weather Record Weather data for Taomboda region
24 hour precipitation ending Taomboda shows 233 inches, June 1. Normal dune precipitation 436 inches, actual 1916 474 inches. Excess in 1937 precipitation to June 1 129 inches. Yesterday’s high temperature 65. Previous day high 72. Weather notes appear garbled with multiple typos.
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Taomboda
Ada A. My
Schultz Named Superintendent Of CCC Camp 57
Elmer Schultz arrived to assume duties as projects superintendent at CCC Camp 57 on the Frederick City watershed. Charles N Butler Jr, who led the camp this past year, will move to Camp 51 Deer Park to be succeeded by Butler. Schultz, once at Ro land Park in Baltimore, will study Gambrill Park progress before landscaping. The CCC remains under Capt. F. K. Burker. 125 men work on road, fire control, and watershed recreation.
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C.C
Frederick City
Charles N Butler Jr
Elmer Schultz
Schultz
CCC
Deer Park
Garrett County
Butler
Roland Park
Baltimore
Gambrill Park
High Knob
F. K. Burker
Rebel Troops Encircle Bilbao Amid War Tensions
Forces east of Bilbao press toward encirclement as Franco seeks belligerent rights from Britain. London reports Franco asks Britain to grant belligerent status to establish a blockade if his navy can support it. Picket lines in Johnstown thin, amid ongoing steel strikes and mediation talks in Cleveland.
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London
Francisco Franco
Great Britain
Franco
Henry Chilton
Spain
Hendaye
France
Foreign Office
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Britain
Jose Map
Stehams Steel Warners Tidas
Counrenger
Bethlenen
Mees Essary
Chicago
Cleveland
Perkins
Charles P Tatond
Lidd K Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Edward F McGrady
Labor Department
Bridesmaid for Miss Dupont Dies After Horse Accident
The Women's Hospital in Baltimore announced that Miss Alice Hunneman who was to be a bridesmaid for Ethel Dupont died last night. She had been hospitalized since April 29 after injuries from a horse fall and was to serve as an attendant at the Mack Dupont and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. wedding.
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Baltimore
Women's Hospital
Alice Hunneman
Ethel Dupont
Hunneman
Mack Dupont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Line Cabinet to Entertain Roosevelt at Marsland Estate
The largest small cabinet in history will entertain President Roosevelt at Sumner Wells Marsland estate. The lineup includes assistant secretaries and other officers of similar rank with Solicitor General Stanley Reed presiding as the voice of the group. The event takes place in June with AP coverage.
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Wallington
APY
Roosevelt
Marsland
Sumner Wells
Stanley Reed
Cumberland Man Fined 825 For Fishing Violations At Brunswick
Kenneth A. Hosbaugh of Cumberland was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice William H. Campbell in Brunswick for fishing law violations. Shannon L Jones of Cumberland was found not guilty for lack of evidence after missing four summonses. half the costs were levied due to sheriff service. A half pint of whiskey taken from John Reed led to his disorderly conduct arrest after jail time for drunkenness. Reed, with no collateral, returned to jail for a hearing. The text explains the term call money as money loaned with repayment upon demand.
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Kenneth A. Hosbaugh
Cumberland
William H. Campbell
Brunswick
Shannon L Jones Cumberland
Jones
John Reed
Reed
Hermit Strawsburg
Canneries Report Better Pea Crop This Year Than 1936
Cannery plants report a stronger pea harvest this year with higher yields per acre than last season. At Mt Airy and Thurmont facilities packing underway, with estimates around 1700 to 1800 pounds per acre, and markets paying about 325 to 895 per ton. A new variety of sweet pea is being prepared for processing at Mt Airy as weather improved during the season.
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Sda
Mroors Canniry Company
Plist
Thomas Supp
The New Deal in Washington and the ought bills
A survey of Roosevelt’s “ought” agenda in Congress notes tentative moves on court reform wages and hours reforms reorganizing government agencies and farm programs. It predicts limited passage of tax and housing bills and possible action on crop control and relief measures, contingent on Senate compromise and adjournment timing.
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Norris
TVA
Roosevelt
Congress
Justee van Devanter
Senate
Babe Care Ok Ante
Mariime
Federal Power
Federal Communications and Owner
Ain Wich
Cary
Generv
Uae
Nes Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Capitol Hall
FLD. R
Time For Title Bout On Tuesday In Chicago
In Chicago on Tuesday night the heavyweight title fight pits champion Jim Praddock against challenger Joe Latte. Promoters and principals conserve energy as the ring is prepared at Comiskey Park with arrangements complete and seating expanded.
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Mark
Nish
Aaa Seae Ooan
Chicago
Champaoan
Jimny Praddock
Joe Latte Noth
Ned Town
Atl
Lous
Max Sehmeling
New York
Comiskey Park
Unclear Market Notes Prompt Patchwork
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a stock market day with mixed tones and scattered names. No coherent events or figures are extractable. the text reads as garbled notes about prices and tendencies without verifiable details.
Suspect Newton Sentenced in Check Fraud Case
Associate Judge Arethur D Willard today sentenced Newton to one year in the House of Correction on a check fraud charge. The case cited a July 7 check for 716 dollars to Walter R Rudy, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, tied to a man with four children and prior convictions. Witnesses included Deputy Sheriff Charles W Smith and Nannie Young who reported losses, with earlier coal-purchase and automobile-supplies checks noted.
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Tomvahe
Newton
Arethur D Willard
House of Correcton
Sherif Chas.w. Smith
Nannie Young
H F Getrendanner
Tate
Sherman P Bowlers
Montgomery County
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Protestant pastors arrested in Berlin under Nazi rule
Berlin reports say more than 500 Protestant pastors were arrested amid government measures against church opposition led by Rev. Martha Niehreller. Officials said many arrests followed the 1923 Maen arms seizure and a new wave targeted clergymen, with 20 to 30 in the latest group.
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Berlin
Confesconilead
Martha Niem Reller
Momiker
Nermoeller
Sees
Almaet
Nmoelier
Battleship Bid Too High Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt indicated private bids for a new 49000 ton battleship were too high and may be cheaper under a government plan. He said he had no time to discuss turning the project over to the Navy Department.
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Roosevelt
Py Yard
Auction Sale Notice at Hoggerstyan Estate
An auction sale is planned for Hoggerstyan estate property including real estate and machinery. The sale date and details reference Higercoan Tise 18 and Related party Anchie Starkes.
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Hagers Lows Higercoan
Feteeral Molling Comrpane
Hoggerstyan Scaa
Anchie Starkes
Neopeety Inchidee Rev
Laughton Tax Scheme Described By Irey In Hearings
Irey cites methods used to avoid U S tax laws involving Laugh ton who allegedly set up a holding company in England and paid a 29000 salary in 1995. Witness details include electric razor maker and several prominent New York financiers named as participants in corporate arrangements.
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Woodton
Jone
Treasury
Proms Stom’ Caytalists
Fyrevsan
Laughton
Greton
England
Altar Steime
Ivey
Philip DeRonde
New York
Jules S Bache
Jacob Schick
Canada
Percy K Hudson
New York Stock Exchange
Schick
Wallace Groves
Mrs Norton to Head House Labor Committee
Representative Mary T. Norton of New Jersey announced after a conference with Speaker Bankhead that she would assume chairmanship of the House Labor Committee. The position was made vacant by the death of Representative W. P. Connery of Massachusetts.
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Mrs. Norton
House Labor Committee
Washington
Mary T. Norton
N. J
Bankhead
Representaive W. P. Connery
Maas
Denounce Moscow For Wholesale Executions
News from Moscow describes a harsh purge with over 100 convicts shot or executed in labor camps. Reports cite mass denunciations from Central Asia and the Far East, accusing individuals of Trotzkyism spying and wrecking locomotives, amid secret court actions and military leaders’ deaths.
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Moscow
Middle Asia
Far East
Middle Anan
Red Army
Baltes Wonsoon And Lands Her Plane Safely
Ap news report notes Baltes Wonsoon safely landed after a perilous flight. Communications failures and rough weather forced an emergency approach over the tropics before the pilot reached a safe stop near Akvab Burma. The incident ends without further injuries reported.
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Baltes Wonsoon
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