Emmitsburg Beer License Case Denied Objections
In a Tuesday circuit court opinion the State License Bureau deemed the lease between Joseph H. Rosensteel and Carroll W. Baumgardner bona fide and allowed Baumgardner to file a new beer license application for the East End Beer Garden in Emmitsburg. The original June 7 filing failed due to missing owner signatures. Baumgardner must present both Rosensteel and wife signatures and pay for a new advertisement and clerk’s fee. Objectors claim the lease is a pretense, but the board found the transaction regular and ensuring protections for neighbors and the public.
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State
Liicense Bureau
Carroll W
real tafe
Baumgardner
Frank P. Bratton
Clinton McSherry
L. Franklin ummel
nursday
chite Baumgardner
rosensteel
Jacob
Pennsylvania to Take Over Nine Toll Bridges
Harrisburg reports the state will acquire nine toll bridges under a constitutional amendment and legislation authorizing 10.609 million dollars. The survey firm Lews conducted the process and the plan is expected to take effect today.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Harrisbug
Samuel
Lews
highways
Suspect Firebug in Garage Blaze
Damage estimated at $50 occurred early this morning when a fire of undetermined origin broke out in a frame garage rear of North End Cleaners and Dyers at North Market and K streets. Firemen and witnesses noted gasoline odor and a possible fire-bug theory. a sleigh and vehicle suffered smoke damage while a nearby shed escaped.
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North
Jack Hoffman
ales
rompanies
Simmons
Marke
Seventh streets
Wiliam
Misfortunes Trigger Farm Family Tragedy in Waterloo
A brooding farmer in Waterloo New York killed his three sleeping children then set fire to the home and killed himself after a period of isolation and misfortune. The victims included Claude Reynolds and his wife and other children. police reported the farm had suffered poor crops and illness.
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Waterloo
N. Y
Claude Reynolds
thern
daugh
Claude
Reynolds
Charles RB
Wesdsport
Aubummn
Deadlock Likely in Steel Labor Negotiations
Washington reports a tense dispute as management and unions study latest proposals. Secretary Perkins weighs the path to peace and a possible authority to name a mediator to avert a strike while negotiations continue.
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Washington
Magnae
Perkins
avert
Weather summary for today and past data
The report lists 24 hour precipitation trace with 1933 June total at 2.81 inches versus normal 4.36 inches. Yesterday's high 85, low 63. A year ago high 93, low 66. Sunset 7.40 pm, sunrise 6.44 am, moonrise 1.49 pm, moonset 12.19 am.
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Pretipiaton
Fright from horse bite blamed for man’s death at track
In Charles Town West Virginia on June 26 Harry B Smail died after being bitten on the arm by a racehorse during Idle Thoughts at the local track. An employee rubbed the wound with alcohol and Smail fainted dying minutes later. A physician cited heart failure as the cause. Also reports say the Automobile Club of Maryland released stickers reading We Want 2 Tags to press cheaper license plates ahead of the primary election.
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Charies Town
W. Va
Harry B. Smail
S. S. Freichein
Small
Freichein
Automobile Club of Maryland
The News-Post
Amnapsis
canibantes
Marsland
Blair Lee
Oliver Metzerott
House of Delegate
Metzeroit
Metzerott
Maryland
Meizerott
President Roosevelt Receives Yale Honorary Degree
In New Haven Yale confers an honorary Doctor of Laws on President Franklin Delano Roosevelt during the 33rd commencement. James Rowland Angell presides as Yale bestows honors on twelve distinguished men including Dr Adolf Meyer and Duncan Phillips.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Franklin Deland Roosevelt
Harvard
Woolsey Hall
James ‘Rowland Angell
New Haver
Washington
3fb Kinley
Roosevelt
Theodore
Roose
Connecticut
Franklin
Elis
Adolf Meyer
Baltimore
Jonas Hopkins Hospital
Duncan Phillips
Washington, D. C
Philips Memorial Gallery
Moderator 10 to be Named Thursday at Baltimore Synod
The ninth annual Baltimore Synod conference opened at Hood College with a morning session and a plan for Thursday to elect a moderator and vice moderator and elect a three year stated clerk. Reports and committees as well as missions and education topics dominated the day.
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Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian church
Hod College
William S. Hess
Hagerstown
George A. Burstem
Dover
Del
committee on national missions
R. A. Berrows
Washington
General Council of Syroed
William S Hess
Wagerstown
A. Brown
H. Aueusuime Smith
Boston Univers
Dorothy Gray
Margaret, Duke
India
Moss
Ernestine Niemeyer
Bogota
South America
Improvements Planned for Grace Reform Church Auditorium
The Grace Reform Church in Taneytown will undergo extensive repairs and renovations after last Sunday services. Plans include ceiling girders, jeweled ceilings, redecorated walls, electric lighting, sanitary system, waxed floors, a pastor’s room, enlarged chancel, new pulpit and choir furniture, and updated news type. work valued in thousands and set to finish around early September. Sunday school rooms were renovated in spring with new hardwood floors and ventilation improvements.
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Grace Reformed church
Taneytown
Guy P Bready
Summer song services begin June 24 at Braddock Heights
Rev William C Royal directs a summer program at Braddock Heights with a series of Sunday night services starting June 24 at 7 20 p m The Frederick High School Band directed by S Fenton Harris will perform on June 24 Other dates feature Church of the Brethren Sagerstown Prof Raymond Bollinger speaker Rev Dr G Broughton of Atlanta will speak July 8 at the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly A 125 voice festival directed by Charles M Cassel is planned July 15 at Bradcock Springs The Montgomery County Singing Convention provides July 22 music The Frederick Lions Club handles Aug 5 services Captain Bernard C Morris of the Salvation Army directs Aug 19 and a pageant August 26 Who Killed Ea Wright will be shown for temperance efforts An usher list includes Albert M Colt George Sarter Herbert Ereh and Colgate Brish
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Sender
Braddock Heights
William C. Royal
Frederick High School
Charles M. Cassel
Hagers- TOUR
Montgomery County
Chrst Reformed church
Middletown
Frederick Lions Club
Robert L. McNeillington
Lyric
The
Salvation Army
Bernard C. Morris
Ea Wright
Fredenck
Albert
Colt
George Santer
Herbert Ereh
Colgate Brish
Local Delegates Off For State Convention
The Independent Hose Company will not send delegates to this year’s state convention due to a vote against funding delegates’ expenses. Brunswick is mounting a strong bid to host the 1935 state convention in Cambridge.
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Fiemens
Associaton & a
Cambridge
Sher
Raymore
Willlam
Brunswick
Teacher Salary Payments Before Education Board
May payroll payments are slated for approval by the Education Board. The agenda lists required disbursements to teachers for the month, with expected totals and compliance checks. Proceedings emphasize timely processing and documentation.
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EDUCATION BOARD
Frederick County Board of Education weighs payrolls and staffing
At a morning meeting in the Court House the Frederick County Board of Education discussed May payrolls of about 38 000 and a July 10 payment of 40 760 due to the board from the county. State funds totaling 28 000 were noted, with several school staffing changes approved including adding teachers at Brunswick and Jefferson, extending full time physical education at Frederick High, and closing Beaver Dam school with pupil transport to nearby venues.
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salares
Frederick County
Board of Education
County Board of Education
State Department of Education
Tuesay
Eugene W. Pruitt
Middletown High School
Margaret Powell Haller
Liberty High School
Frederick High School
uUnat department
Arthur Dorsey
Crea
Farley to Remain Chairman of Democrats Through Fall
Word that James A. Farley will stay as Democratic national chairman through fall followed a late conference with President Roosevelt. He is expected to travel to major cities including Detroit Indianapolis Kansas City Cheyenne Salt Lake Reno San Jose Seattle and Portland to campaign and speak on party lines.
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Democratic National Coalate
Detroit
Injunction Sought Over $1000 Deposit in Bank Case
Carrie E. Fox files in Circuit Court to recover $1000 claiming a promised payment for nursing and care was deposited and later withdrawn without her knowledge. The suit names Ada Knock Mayalia Kiracote Ernest M. Fox and the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Harrisburg as defendants. Mrs Fox alleges the funds were deposited on July 5 1932 and later withdrawn without her consent. The case ties to a joint account with Mrs Moyer and claims the withdrawal occurred January 3 1933.
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Carrie E. Fox
Charles L H. Fox
North Market street
Ada Knock
Mayalia B. Kiracote
Ernest M. Fox
Harrisburg
Farme
and
Mechanics National Bank
Fox
Mary . Moyer
Moyers
Homewood
the Reformed church
Hagerstown
Birs. Fox
Moyer
Mrrs
Lea Weinperg
Fav
Walker, former Delegate, dies at home near here
Walker, former member of the House of Delegates and strong advocate for a Bay bridge project, died today at his home near here. Funeral plans not yet announced. The late public figure was known for his involvement in local civic issues and the chess community.
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Washinston
Walker
House of Delegates
Chessyeake Bay
here
Trunk Torso Not Miss Turverson in London Case
Police report autopsy on a woman’s torso found at Brighton railway station shows no evidence of prior surgery and undermines links to Agnes Turverson. Investigators note stains on a trunk and dismembered remains, including a baby, remain unidentified as Scotland Yard pursues motives around a possible pregnancy.
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righton
England
Detecines Peling
Agnes Turverson
Detroit
New York
Brighton
London
Scotland Yard
Bernard Spilsbury
Home Office
Orphans' Home Band Delivers Prosperous Baker Park Concert
The Tressier Orphans' Home band drew over 1000 fans in Baker Park for a benefit concert during their nineteenth annual tour. Marion C. Wal directed the 40 piece group, which performed solos on clarinet trumpet and bass horn and entertained locals in twenty homes. Proceeds support Loysville Pa home. The band also played in Westminster and Washington earlier in the tour.
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Baker Park
Tressier Orphans
Loysville Pa
Marion C. Wal
Evangelical Litheran church
Markets Open Roughly as Trading Opens
Markets started uneven with no clear leadership as wheat fell about two cents a bushel amid hedging from the southwest and Texas. Cotton and silver futures lagged while bonds held steady and prime investments hovered near the rear. Sterling opened at 50 dollars and call money renewed at one percent.
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Graims
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Woodsboro
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Son
Melville F. Riley, Jr
Melville P. Riley
Broun University
Frederick
Dugh
Western Maryland College
Testuts
presen Board of
Educehon
FARLEY
Mrs. Dall
Lac sabecade
Trucker
Reno
Belos
Tahoe
Curtis Dall
Reverdy
J Dronenburg
Tonenburg
lander Major Culler
Dore
Walam
Jos
Wwike
MISS TUFVERSON
PODERJAY
ment
Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Susanne Ferrand
Westaumster
state armory
Luther Place Memorial church
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