Outline pageant to be held here during next week
A local outline pageant is announced to take place in the county next week. Officials invite participation and note the event will be hosted at a central venue with spectators welcome.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
1
Frederick County Pageant Cast Named For Tercentenary
At the Frederick Fair the Frederick County Historical Pageant reveals Miss Frederick County and Miss Columbia selections. Miss Jeren Potts wins Miss Frederick County. Miss J Dutrow chosen Miss Columbia. A court of honor and attendants listed. pageant spans June 28 29 30 with rehearsals ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrck County
Frederick Fair
Frederickty
county
Fredick County
Atiss Columbia
court of honor
Atiss Jeren Potts
Richard Fotts
Frederick County
Atiss J . Dutrow
Hirl
D. T. Dutrow
Columbia
Adele Leichert
Daniel
mer
John Jomas Schley
mwence
Claggett
Mother Se
Johnnie Appleseed
chley hey
a. Washingwny
Braddock
Gov
Boston
Catoccin rannon
e. Jonn
Maryland
akes
a. Washingtton
Fred
Eigt -Wities
Frederick cox
Roger Brooke Taney
Frank
Taney
Dred
Cail
Joy
Barbara Finch
Len ‘eaux
Prederick County
Red Cross
Francis Sco
Brain Trust exposures and NRA leaks darken Washington scene
Washington rumors swirl over the Brain Trust, Moley, Hull, and Taussig amid backstage spats and alleged leaks. NRA launches The Blue Eagle while party outings and a Washington press climate fuel intrigue and policy battles.
Weather Summary From June 1933 Report
The document records daily weather figures including precipitation about 2.81 inches for June 1933 and a deficiency of 0.82 inch by June 1 1934. It notes yesterday high temperature near 95 degrees, low around 72, and year-ago temperatures near 84 and 54. Sunrise is 4 44 am and sunset 7 40 pm with moonrise at 9 08 pm and moonset at 1 16 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tomorrox
Dillinger Alive Claim Cited In Mixed Headlines
A jumble of bold lines reports claims Dillinger is alive with references to Roosevelt and a letter from a son’s crew. A sister, a friend, and a race are mentioned amid uncertain attributions and a statement about hiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DILLINGER
ROOSEVELT
SON
Going Back to Work Tomorrow Says F.R.
President Roosevelt, returning to his yacht Sequoia after Yale and Harvard races on the Thames, said he is “going back to work tomorrow” when he reaches Hyde Park. He commented little on the races and spoke with reporters after the morning events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.R
Roosevelt
Tara
committee
sap
Hyde Park
Purchase of Ford Cars Again Being Discussed
June 22 AP report on Reconstruction Corporation officials debating use of direct federal loans for buying Ford products. Chairman Jones says NRA regulations do not bar purchases from Henry Ford, while others argue NRA rules require a 10 percent contribution and could bar spending borrowed funds on non compliant items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Corporation
Ford
Jones
NRA
Henry Ford
Tydings Disavows Leadership Aspirations in Campaign
Senator Millard E. Tydings stated he does not seek party leadership and backs George L. Radcliffe for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He said his support aims to ensure Democratic success in November and that he has told Governor Ritchie he is not aspiring to any leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard E. Tydings
George L. Radelife
Radcliffe
Tydings
Ritchiey
Washington man charged in murder case at college
A Washington man, identified as coach and physical director George H Bartholomew of Washington and Jefferson College, admits fatally injuring George T Ma 23 after a confrontation involving blackmail. Authorities say the incident occurred in January and involved a misidentified victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Bartholomew
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
George T. Ma
stanisima fichi
Gettysburg Chamber Hosts Joint Meeting Tour of Battlefield
Frederick and Hagerstown chambers joined Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce for a battlefield tour followed by a banquet at Hotel Gettysburg. Officials and members described future cooperation as state police escorted delegates to the site and a tour was led by Dr J McCrea Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Hagerstown
Gettyspurg
J. McCrea Dixon
urg Chamber
Leonard Cooke
Heresy M.aven
Simmons
J B. Ferguson
Prederick
John A. Shires
TROOPS REINFORCING AREA VIA SHENANDOAH ROUTE
Two hundred eighty men from the Two Hundred and S Coast Artillery prepare to move through Frederick in mid month. First Lieut Graves reports an advance reconnoiter party and a planned pass through Washington to the Shenandoah Valley and Charlestown West Virginia with a Frederick stop likely. Hagerstown Lions elect officers at June 22 meeting including Rev H A Fesperman as president and Mar in Ingram as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Coast
Frederick
A. B. C. Graves
Fredencik
Washington
sorthern Vimmia
Shenandoah Wa feF
Charlies Town
Fredenneck
HAGERSTOWN LIONS
Hagerstown
H A Fesperman
aent
RED IONT Jens
Cunum
Marin Ingram
McEvy
ce Fors
secretares
W. Trier
Jonn Howard
HOW
Largest Howard County Farm Sale Reported
A 400 acre farm in Howard County is reported to sell for about 30000. Ti, formerly of Baltimore and head of the Buck Glass Ti, is connected with the sale. It is described as the largest sale seen in the county in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Attack on haying worker and Montgomery tax cut
A farm worker on the Middleburg farm of Robert J. Walden died after a sudden attack while haying age 68 years 10 months and 5 days. Dr Roland HR Diller of Detour was summoned but he was dead on arrival. He served as mail carrier at Middleburg for eighteen and a half years and was a local civic member. Funeral arrangements were set with Rev McL Krook officiating and interment at Winters cemetery. The report also notes Montgomery County commissioners cutting the tax rate to 90 cents per 100 while reducing salaries, with a total budget of 867 727.99 and a real property assessment base of 103 535 750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Walden
Roland
HR. Diller
Detour
Middleburg
Fears
M. E. church
Middleb
New
Doc Hyde
Richmond
Fielder Hyde
D. ton
O. Charles
Harry
New Windsor
Funeza
Winters cemetery
New i C
Puss and Sorya
Montgomery county
Thuys- Way
John B. Diamond
Friendship Heights
Drummond
North Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Vie
Sanitary
Battery Park
Siher Spring
Che Chase
Bethesda
Conduit Road
Gatthersburg
Washington Grove
gomerms county
ryland-Washington metropoliian
Monty
Board of Commissioners
Will of Edgar Smuth Probate in Carroll County Court
The will dated March 29, 1932, probated in Carroll County Orphans Court, names widow Mary Lowe Smith and divides the estate. Bequests include $2,600 to late brother Rorald Smuth, $2,000 to sister Maude Smuth, $200 to each niece and nephew, insurance and other sums, with remainder to Maude Smith. Witnesses were Ire D. Watkins and Alexey Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Smuth
Orphans’ Court
Carroll county
Mary Lowe Smith
Rorald Smuth
Maude Smuth
Minnie Minnick
Carl W. Smith
Maude Smith
Ire D. Watkins
Alexey Zimmerman
Distribution Planned for People's Bank Depositors
Approximately $52 500 representing a percentage of total deposits will be distributed among the depositors of the People's Bank of Smithsourg within two weeks. The first report and account of John Ghinger, receiver, was presented in court and approved. The distribution will be made as assets of the bank are liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Darrow board
Darrow
White House
NRA
Macintyre
Blue Eagle
Peoples Bank of Smithsourg
edo
Jonn
oy Ju
Wagaren
usuh
Pilot Exonerated In Crash Of Ship On Rocks
Officers revealed evidence from the reports stating some lives were victims in the crash on rocks. The exonerated pilot faces no charges as investigations conclude there was no fault on the pilot’s part.
Three trucks collide in chain-reaction crash on highway
A three-truck crash occurred when a tanker struck the rear of Wilson’s truck and then collided head on with Bojer’s vehicle. ODOT units assisted as crews worked to clear debris and aid any injured drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bojer
Former Rolling Mills Head Kills Wife in Rampage
Sidney Ro Reddins, 46, former vice president of American Rolling Mills, killed his wife Alma, 42, and wounded his mother in law 76 and daughter 12 before shooting himself. Their son Daniel 16 reported they were struck during the attack. The family was terrified as the man raged through the home in Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Sidney Ro Reddins
American Rolling Mills Company
Alma
Elesa Rathman
Shirley
canditon fair
Daniel
Indicted figures face moral charge in L A case
The indictment lists Guara Marsh and Dave Allen, a casting bureau head, accusing them of pressuring girls in film careers to have affairs with court officials before granting roles. Witnesses testified as sensational charges were presented in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guara Marsh
Los Angeles
crand tary
Dave Allen
Poderiay and Newest Wife In Jail In Vienna
Vienna reports Ivan Poderiay and his wife Milas Agnes Tufverson detained on murder and bigamy suspicions. The missing Agnes Tufverson had written letters implying plans to flee with Poderiay, contradicting claims their marriage was a simple arrangement. She warned of leaving for London and England and resigned from the New York County Lawyers Association. Boston clue arises linking Agnes to late May or early June sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Brain Trust
Justice Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Raymond A. Moley
Moley
Roosevelt
trust
Hull
brain
Rex Tugwell
New York
Gabon
Oho
Eulalia Callender
Audrey
Maywood
dad
London
Dresden
Norway
Tacogsen
Vienna
lhan Poderjay
Milas Agnes Tufverson
Detroit
Marguerite Susanne Ferrand
Miss Tufverson
York
Agnes Tufverson
Ivan Poderjay
Miss Turverson
America
Boston
Boston American
Ruth F. Hall
Melrose
Tufverson
Prices Irregularly Lower In Wall Street
New York June 22 AP reports irregular activity in Wall Street with mixed price moves and lighter trading. Silver prices rose while other commodities showed modest declines as brokers awaited further economic cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WALL STREET
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