Memorial Tablet Hanson to Be Unveiled Today
In Frederick County Court House in Court Room 3:30 p.m. the John Hanson Society of Maryland unveils a bronze tablet on the north wall. Senators Radcliffe and Lundeen will deliver the main addresses. Hon. Millard E. Tydings may not attend. Edward S. Dela Klaine accepts on behalf of the county. John Hanson Briscoe will unveil. Hanson’s career includes presidency of the first Congress after the Articles of Confederation and early roles in the Continental Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanson
Senator Radcliffe
Edward S. Dela Klaine
William N. Morell
John Janson Briscoe
Prince Frederick
Hanson
George Washington
Frederick Countyigner
Association of Freeen
House of Legates
Continental Congress
187 Used Cars Burned In Fire
A two story building housing the Rejossessed Car Corporation was gutted by a five alarm fire in Baltimore as hundreds of firefighters at their state convention watched. An explosion sent hot gases menacing crews and threatening nearby factories. Police said 187 automobiles were inside but only three had been removed. Damages awaiting closer inspection.
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Baltimore
Rejossessed Car Corporation
Howver
Railroads, taxes and reforms loom for next Congress
Washington reports a large program awaits the 76th Congress with action likely on railroads, relief and unemployment, crop control amendments, tax and anti trust law revisions, governmental reorganization and regional planning. Some leaders suggest a special session may be needed to aid the railroads, while others argue only a business upturn will help.
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Washington
76Th
Shers
Ebert House Sold In Assignee’s Sale At Court House
The Ebert House hotel at Braddock Heights was bought this morning by The Royal Realty Corporation of Baltimore for 4500 dollars as assignee’s sale. The property on Jefferson Boulevard has 29 bedrooms. Eben F. Perkins was mortgage assignee and A. Grant Hooper acted as auctioneer. The bid was the only one received.
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Ebert House
Ebert
Braddock Heights
Court House
Royal Realty Corporation
East
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Jefferson Boulevard
Eben F. Perkins
A. Grant Hooper
New Wage Hour Bill Prompts Lobbyist And Union Fray
Washington on June 18 You may expect a drive by unions in textile and garment sectors for a 10 cent minimum hourly wage once the administrator is appointed. The 44 hour week could yield weekly wages from 12.20 to 15.40. an information office will help workers understand rights and the possible 17.60 weekly ceiling. The bill revives NRA style boards but with no price fixing or trade practices, and enforcement penalties include heavy fines and possible jail. The administrator may seek court injunctions and workers can sue for double damages. The law could influence politics ahead of the November elections.
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Rodney Butcher
Washington
Beg.n
NRA
Congress
Senate
Labor and Administration
Labor Department
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Wiss Mairs Becomes Bride of Mr. Smith
Miss Mary Duke Mairs and John Francis Smith Jr. wed at St Bartholemew's Church in New York. Rev. Dr. Sargent and Rev. Dr. Lee officiate. The couple, descended from notable New York and Maryland families, will reside in New York after a wedding trip.
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New York
St Bartholomew’s Church
Mary Duke Mairs
New England
John Francis Smith
Frederick, Md
Smith
George Paull T. Sargent
Edmund J. Lee
Chatham, Va
John Dows Mairs
East Forty Eighth Street
Mr. Mairs
Edwin H. Mairs
Dake
Elizabeth Robinson
Great Barrington
Mass
Roger P. Hallowell
Milton
Ruth Mattison
Yonkers
Philip Milner
Eloise Moore
Laurie Bell Kerr
West Orange
Margaret Scott
Edith Monks
Ardsley
Julie Boyd
Robert C. Lydecker
Glen Ridge
N. J
Newell Childs
David C. Winebrenner
Robert L. Macey
Nelson Lansdale
M. Carton
Dittmann
Joseph Mattison
Cosmopolitan Club
Mr Smith
Vay
Governor Carr
Rhode Island
le Tourette
Crocheron
Staten Island
Rapelle
Ministers to Meet In Brunswick Session and Luncheon Planned
Frederick County Ministerial Association led by Rev A S Peeler of Lovettsville Va will meet Monday at the Evangelical and Reformed church Brunswick The session begins at eleven o clock followed by luncheon served by the ladies of the congregation Officers will be elected
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg baker J H Rosensteel Jr dies at 48
J H Rosensteel Jr well known Emmitsburg resident died Friday afternoon at 430 at his home after six months illness. He was 48 and survived by his widow Marian Hoke Rosensteel, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Monday at St Anthony’s church with Emmitsburg Legion Elder post participation. Interment in St Josephs cemetery. S L Allison funeral director.
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John H. Rosensteel, Jr
Emmitsburg
Rosensteel
Panel A
Mary Esker Rosensteel
Rosensteel and Hopp
William Welty
Maggie Rosensteel
St Anthony's Church
Willam J. Groeninger
The
Legion
St Josephs Cemetery
S. L. Allison
Murdered Woman Body Thrown Into Nanticoke River
Salisbury dispatch reports a 30 to 35 year old woman, soon to be a mother, found bound and weighted in the Nanticoke river near Salisbury. Sheriff Froiti called it a plain murder after physicians found no water in the lungs and a possible head blow. Four plow shares sank her body, which had been in the water about a week. Identification was difficult and officials doubt a local missing report. the death may have occurred elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Charles HL Froiti
Nanticoke
Offeers
Maryland
Global Tensions Rise as Flood Traps 200000 Chinese
The Yellow River flood traps about 200000 Chinese near Hankow cutting them from rescue while Chiang Kai-Shek's capital faces northern danger. Berlin reports German protest to Czechoslovakia over a suspected plane incursion as anti Jewish actions surge. Spanish insurgents claim gains north of Valencia. French public service workers prepare for a nationwide strike to push a ten percent wage rise amid rising costs. Britain races to manage foreign troop withdrawals tied to Anglo Italian pact pressures.
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Associated Press
Yellow River
Berlin
Britain
Generalissima
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankow
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Valencia
French Union of Public Service Workers
Spain
Chamberlain
Italy
Baker Wins AF L Typographical Union Presidency
Claude M. Baker of San Francisco won the International Typographical Union presidency in Indianapolis, defeating Charles P. Howard of Chicago. Baker secured 37,229 votes to Howard's 23,344, amid AFL affiliations and union politics.
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Indianapolis
Claude M. Baker
San Franciso
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Charles P. Howard
Chicago
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
Baker
Howard
To Quiz Candidates For Seats In Senate
Washington June 18 AP Chairman Shepard Democrat Texas announced the Senate Campaign Expenditures committee would ask every candidate for the United States Senate whether any government officials are connected with their campaigns. He explained the federal government cannot prosecute in primary elections but the Senate can refuse to seat a member if it disapproves of his campaign. Senator Walsh Democrat proposed a Senate inquiry organization ready at moments notice to crack down on election law violators.
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Washington
Shepard
Dem
Texas
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
United States Senate
Senate
Walsh
Weeklong weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic
The forecast shows local showers and near normal temperatures early in the week for the North and Middle Atlantic states. Fair conditions are expected in the latter half with temperatures somewhat above normal.
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North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
County moves to replace 70 year old covered bridge near Middletown
County Commissioners authorize State Roads Commission to replace the collapsed 70 year old covered bridge over Catoctin creek with a two span steel structure at an estimated cost of 6000 dollars. Traffic halted and site remains the same as the former bridge.
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State Roads Commission
Catoctin Creek
Middletown
Thomas M. Linthicum
State Board of Health
Carroll Creek
Frederick
WPA
Montevue
Board of Health
Wilson Area
Armed robber escapes with cash and checks in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 18 an armed thief stole 855 dollars in cash and 8350 in checks from a brewing company cashier Edward F. Crowding and fled in the cashier’s automobile. Police response was delayed while Crowding retrieved his license number from home before the lookout could be issued.
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Baltimore
Brewing Company
Edward F. Crowding
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am today 2.68 inches. June normal 436 inches, actual 1376.53 inches. June deficiency 1-287 inches. High yesterday 82, low last night 67. Sunrise 4:43 am, sunset 7:39 pm. Moon rises 11:29 am, moon sets 10:55 am.
Babe Ruth To Coach Dodgers in Brooklyn Return
New York June 18 AP reports Babe Ruth will return to baseball as a coach for the Brooklyn Dodgers per General Manager Larry MacPhail. Unverified word says Ruth would earn a $15000 salary under the contract.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Local firemen prize winners parade in Baltimore
Frederick firemen and their women's auxiliaries swept prizes at the Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association convention parade in Baltimore. The Independent Hose Company led with two dozen line members, winning 100 dollars for most uniformed men, plus two additional trophies. The Junior Fire Company Auxiliary won 50 dollars for best appearing ladies auxiliary, with the Independents earning 35 dollars for second place and 50 dollars for best appearing company drum corps. The parade lasted two and a half hours with 159 companies and over 200 pieces of apparatus. Also in this issue, California records the highest gasoline tax receipts since 1923 at 527 million, followed by Pennsylvania and New York.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association
Junior Fire Company
Independent Hose Company
Actress Carnelia Otis Skinner Receives Honorary Degree
The noted stage monologist Carnelia Otis Skinner pauses to finalize her hair before receiving the Doctor of Humane Letters at the recent Temple University commencement in Philadelphia. The photo captures Skinner in cap and gown ready to step to the podium.
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Carnelia Otis Skinner
Ternaple University
Philadelphia
Miss Skinner
Anniversary of Frederick Chapter Eastern Star Observed
About 240 people attended the eleventh birthday celebration of Frederick Chapter of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Louise Leather was Worthy Matron, with special ceremonies for past matrons and patrons followed by readings by Miss Margaret Routzahn and vocal selections by Miss Ruth Trout. Notable officers included Mrs Tsa belie Marshall and others from multiple chapters.
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Frederick
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Louise Leather
Margaret Routzahn
Ruth Trout
Tsa
Belie Marshall
Reisterstown
Harry E. Best
Hatethorpe
Teachum
District of Columbia
Hollander
D. C
Elsie Wolfe
Martha
Selected Stocks Edge Shead and Lag in Other Issues
Selected stocks edged forward with copper leaders in the lead though overall market issues remained tepid. Boardrooms were sparse as traders observed an extended weekend holiday, transfers around 110000 shares, and a cautious mood with a lack of decisive signals for a recession reversal. Weak rail bonds improved on oversold theory, while several potential receiverships loomed. Commodities drifted downward though copper benefited from a London curtailment agreement.
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London
C S M C Meeting at Leonardtown Opens to Form New Units
Leonardtown June 18 AP Members of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade from Maryland and the District of Columbia meet to discuss forming new units. Billy Gray Cumberland read a paper on unit formation methods. Delegates from Washington and Baltimore join discussions. Over 60 delegates present with more expected tonight and tomorrow. A field mass is planned for tomorrow with more than 10 000 persons expected.
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Leonardtown
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Maryland
District of Columbia
Billy Gray
Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore
Roosevelt and Anne Clarke wed at Nahant church
John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clarke married in a simple Episcopal ceremony at a 107 year old Nahant church near the sea. A throng pressed outside as 350 inside joined 200 guests at a reception, then the couple slipped toward a secret honeymoon plan.
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Nahant
Mass
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clack
Union Church
Russell Sturgis
John
Nabant Club
Anne
Roosevelt Summer Home
Campobello Island
Bermuda
Prisoner Claims He Killed Hitch-Hiker Near Holtwood
Maryland prisoner Samuel Livingood, serving a three year term for larceny in Baltimore, told Warden Walter Quenstedt he killed a hitch-hiker he met between Philadelphia and Chester after they discussed robbing a bank. State police searched the Holtwood area but found no body. The suspect alleged the man with wife and three children carried a stash of cash.
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Lancaster
Holtwood
Baltimore
John Stewart
Walter E. Quenstedt
Maryland House of Correction
Samuel Livingood
Philadelphia
Chester
Livingood
Maryland
Girl Reserves Plan Friday Dance At Key Hotel
Girl Reserve meeting set for Monday at 2 PM in the YMCA to discuss Friday night dances at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. About seventy five couples expected with Dave Hagan's orchestra playing 8 30 to 12 30. Mary Jane Hartman to preside as plans for summer activities including a straw ride moonlight hike and a camera tour are outlined.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Dave Hagan
Gira
Mary Jane Hartman
Giri
Properties Withdrawn In Estate Sale At Court House
The late Mrs Martha Dixon Park Mills properties were withdrawn except a three fourt h acre lot sold for 5 93 to Buchanan Cosgrave. A two story brick dwelling at 7 McMurray street withdrawn at 1550. A 346 acre farm bid at 5000 and a 27 acre mountain lot at 512 were withdrawn. H Kiefer DeLauter was attorney and John L Dutton was auctioneer.
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Martha
Dixon
Park Mills
Court House
Buchanan Cosgrave
McMurray Street
H. Kiefer DeLauter
John L. Dutton
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Son
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Potomac
Anhwei Province
China
Dodgers
Independents and Auxiliary
Tang
San Francisco
Service Station News
Hagerstown
Avenue Chapter
Sharpsburg
Olive Branch
Keedysville
Brunswick
Prudence
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Door To Virtue
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Union Bridge
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Loyalty
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Takoma Chapler
Nutpeca
Mrs. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
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