Illegal liquor making charge against Coulter at Brunswick blast scene
John E. Coulter, a Weverton man linked by Brunswick residents to the Brunswalt still explosion that damaged a Walnut Street home, faces a September grand jury charge of illegal liquor production. Witnesses testified at a preliminary hearing. Coulter’s bond was set as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Coulter
Weverton
Brunswick
Brunsr
Canker
Walnut street
Coulter
Gilmore R. Flantr
Ruby Goodheart
Louise Barger
E. E. Booth
W. Bowers
B. B
Price
Harvey Wilson
Nilson
ike
Nelson
Goodart
Sandy Hock
Sherman P. Bow Jers
Mooning Jamnd
Joan J. Allen
Hagerston
Weather Summary of Precipitation and Temperatures
The report shows precipitation totals through June 1934 and 1935 with a deficiency of 2.54 inches year to date. Yesterday's high was 64 and last year’s high was 85, while last night’s low was 58 compared with last year. Sunset and moonrise are listed for today and tomorrow with times in the evening.
Funeral Directors Gather for Maryland Association Dinner
About 50 funeral directors from Washington, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frederick and surrounding areas attended a dinner Tuesday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The meeting discussed raising standards for funeral directors and embalmers, and plans were made for the Atlantic City convention. Clarence C. Carby was named to the convention committee, with Harry Ammacon presiding.
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Washington
Cumberland
Hagers- Town
Frederick
Maryland State Fumes Directors Association
Prancis Scott Key
Atlantic Y Angus
des and me
Indiana
Atlantic City
Clarence C. Cariy
Harry Ammacon
Baltimore
don Wright
Roosevelt presses integrated system plan for holding firms
A Senate subcommittee backed a substitute bill limiting holding companies to an integrated public utility system. Press- Roose ce urged the measure to abolish the Commission and to restrict operating scope for public interest.
Enrolled Men Work at Fishing Creek CCC Camp
About 180 men are enrolled at Fishing Creek CCC Camp with land cleared for a public park near the dam. The 2302nd Brsted Company oversees the site as Civilian Conservation Corps activities continue under Lt. J. Connolli and Captain A Y Basford. Largest group reaches 216 workers.
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Fishing Creek
Feederick city
CCC
Fishng Creek
Brsted
J. a. Connolli
Frederane Garas nolly Creek
A. YT
Basford
Ministers Assigned By M P Conference
Two ministers of the Methodist Protestant church in the county were placed on the Superannuate List as Maryland Annual Conference appointments were read at the cloister. Rev. Ivan Oxford of Buckeystown and Rev. FL W Siffrin of Washington DC were named. Additional assignments listed Buckeystown and surrounding areas with editors and local appointments noted.
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Methodist Protestant church
Maryland
Ivan
Oxford
Buckeystown
FL W. Siffrin
Washington, D.C
Stephen
Arkansas Levee Workers Threaten Strike Amid Flood Turmoil
The Arkansas flood crisis swelled as swollen rivers destroyed crops, closed highways, and endangered homes. Levee laborers in the Stephens-Heel area threatened to strike after the dismissal of supervisor Cecil Counts.
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Arkansas
Cecil Counts
Life Rock
ATK
jeveapor
Charmag
Stephens-Heel
Annapolis Slum Clearance Program Submitted
A program of slum clearance water front improvement and preservation of historic buildings in Annapolis has been submitted to chief officials by Representative Gambri of Maryland. The plan was drawn up by Rev J J Coale and Everett Beavin of Annapois.
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Washington
Annapolis
Representative Gambri
Maryland
Rev
J. J. Coale
Everett Beavin
Annapois
Medical Society Meeting At Francis Scott Key Hotel
The Fre tal Society held its dinner Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the Francis Scott Key hotel. About 25 members attended chaired by G Bruce with a focus on matters of interest to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEDICAL SOCIETE
the
Fretal Society
Francis Scott Ker
G. Bruce
Higher Taxes Seen To Increase Revenue
Senate leaders discussed boosting federal revenue with higher income taxes and other levies. Senators Connolly and Luisi ana supported increases while LePullee opposed. President Roosevelt signaled certainty on the measure and chair Harrison planned to move tax legislation in finance.
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Washington
Senate
Connolly
Texas
Luisiana
Wisconsin
Pres Roosevelt
Harrison
Misey Finannes
Pension Increases By State's Firemen
Maryland volunteers seek higher pensions for disabled firemen and dependents. Executive committee proposals during the opening session of the Maryland association include amendments to the pension plan to raise free increases and to submit them for consideration this afternoon. Dr. Frank T. Shaffer of Westminster and J. Millard Tawes of Crisfield were named to the association presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
executive
Maryland
association
Frank T. Shaffer
Westminster
J. Millard Tawes
Crisfield
Noble Buste
Hyattsville
Johnstown Death Case Involving 20-Year-Old Suspect
AP report details a murder case in Johnstown Pennsylvania where a 20 year old male suspect allegedly confessed to killing a young woman and robbing her home. The investigation located coins stolen from Harriet Goldstein and linked the suspect to the crime via statements and location clues.
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Johnstown
F. Klink
Harriet Goldstein
Jacob Gable
Rouse
West
Goaldhouse
Mitchell accuses Roper of blocking waste probe in Commerce
Mitchell testifies before Senate investigators that Secretary Roper stalled probes at age 15 to uncover waste. He claims an advisory shipping committee led by H. H. Heiman of Michigan received millions in government through interest, as he accuses hardboiled Republican officials of whitewashing deeds.
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Mitchell
Roper
Washington
Ewi YL
Senate
Commerce Department
Two Freight Motor Service Applications Heard
The Public Service Commission held hearings on two freight motor service applications. Frederick area routes were proposed by William F. Snyder trading as Snyder's Express to extend service to Petersville Norris Crossroads and Frederick.
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imore
Public Service Commission
motor
oservices
Frederick
jam B. Boyer
Petersville
Bureisvile
George
Norris Crossroads
William F. 7
Snyder’s Express
Union Br
Heymar
Uniontown
New Windsor
elburg
Wesster
First Lindbergh Law execution decree announced
Federal Judge RL Williams decreed the first execution under the Lindbergh kidnapping law for Arthur Gooch of Texas. Gooch faces death on September 13 after a kidnapping trial that led to a death sentence recommendation. Delphinium and larkspur displays at a garden center drew visitors despite the legal news.
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Garden Center
Muskogee
Okla
RL. Williams
Arthur Gooch
Texas
Oklahoma
Paris
ofivers
Durant
ury
Gooch
Utility Shares Boost Broad Market Gains
Utility stock strength supports a firm market session as traders monitor power and energy names. The pound sterling exchange opened near notable levels while overall indices show resilience amid mixed sector performance.
Search for missing motorboat off Chesapeake Bay widens
Coast Guardsmen began a search along the upper Chesapeake Bay for a motorboat reported missing with two men aboard identified as Jones Chote llene 31 and Ec Ward Webbder 45.
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Baltimore
Coast
Chesapeake bay
Jones Chotellene
Ec Ward Webbder
Halt Road Work Funds Delayed to October
A $194,000 appropriation to the county is not available until October, according to a report. Edwain K. remains at home on West College Terrace amid the discussion of halted road work and the related $41,000 due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edwain K
vormal
West College terrace
Monocacy Bridge Collapse Anniversary Noted
Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Monocacy River bridge collapse during repairs. Seventeen workers were on site. three men died or suffered fatal injuries, with extensive recovery and ensuing investigations leading to a replacement bridge within six months by the state.
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erick Jnocacy river
Fred the Moon
sever
James Gue
Edward Laing
Savage
D. C. Borin
Baltimore
M.S
e Johns
Richard Morgan
Lime Co
D. E. Willams
Punxsutaw Pa
Williams
Horace
State Roads Commission
pinans
Grove
The New Deal In Washington Seeks Senate Insight
The passage records a Senate floor exchange where Senator Long challenges colleagues about religious identity and integrity amid a broader discussion on the New Deal. The dialogue, though fragmentary, shows tensions over personal belief checks influencing governance. The scene hints at Baptist affiliation and accountability as a political factor.
Convicts' 21 Hour Strike Quelled At Kansas Mine
A team of officers and guards led by Den Lacey Simpson subdued 300 convicts in a Kansas coal mine after a 21 hour mutiny. The riot ended without injuries as 730 inmates were evacuated and the cell block secured. Mules kept below reportedly unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Simpson
Associated Press
Lansing
Kan
den Lacey Simpson
Kansas state
Murky Weather Follows Hot Wave Across Maryland
A deadly storm and wind event struck Maryland with Ralph Barrett age 15 killed by a lightning bolt while seeking shelter in Elston. A ten minute tornado like wind damaged Hagerstown area with losses around 100000. Crops lost in Washington County while buildings were unroofed and windows shattered. Power lines disrupted as the storm peaked late yesterday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Elkston
Hagerstown
Ralph Barrett
Colora
Washington county
Americans To Be Presented At Court In London
United States embassy names eleven debutantes to be presented at Buckingham Palace on June 25 26 1835, including Helen Jacobs and Suzanne Hopkins among others. The list appears amid other unrelated clerical notes and parliamentary chatter.
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London
United States
Helen Jacobs
King George
Queen Mary
royal court
Buck- Braham Palace
Robert Wingham
Hiight Davies
Marianna
Nancy mcan
Suzanne
Mt. Isabel Hitings
more
Henry Stump
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