Seven year old girl badly burned in kitchen fire
Betty Jones, seven, of New London, suffered severe burns to the left side, left arm, and clothing burned away when her dress caught fire while playing with matches in the kitchen. She was taken to Frederick Hospital in critical condition this afternoon after neighbors assisted and doctors treated her en route.
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Betty Jones
Penkney Jones
New London
the Frederick Hospital
Betty
Joseph Rausch
Road markers mislead motorists toward Brunswick route
Loudoun County residents urge Virginia road authorities to improve and widen markers guiding drivers toward the Brunswick bridge bed after the Point of Rocks crossing was washed away. Tourists from across the Union report backtracking stops, with motorists from Pennsylvania and Ohio facing long detours via Lovettsville and Brunswick.
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Loudoun County
Brunswick Bridge
Elizaveth R. George
Lovetteye
The
Union
Potomac River
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Aldir
Saigawarts
Beldoe Ts
Leesburg
Prederick
Potomac
Lavettaville
Brunawick
Mrs. George's Farm
Lovettsville
Hownswick
de George Farm
Maryland
Lasettsville
Hrutuswick Bridge
Tersburg
Perry
Pooleville
Leesburg-Frederick
Meeks
Montgomery County
Dickerson
Weather data fragment cites precipitation and temperatures
Fragmentary weather notes show 24 hour precipitation totals, June to date figures, and daily temperatures. It lists historic June rainfall and past temperature values with unclear numerals, making full interpretation difficult from the OCR.
Requirement for Job 10 Be Easier
Washington reports that the Works Progress Administration will lift the rule requiring prior relief before November 1 to qualify for WPA jobs. State WPA administrators will then decide which eligible unemployed locals can work, regardless of when they first drew relief. The change, once forecast by WPA Administrator Harry L. Hopkins, aims to prevent excess unemployment certification.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Daniels for End of Old Two-Thirds Rule
Philadelphia June 22 AP One of the Souths prominent Democratic leaders Josephus Daniels of North Carolina came out for abolition of the two thirds nominating rule at the Democratic convention calling it absurd and archaic Daniels former Secretary of Navy and now Ambassador to Mexico predicted the rule would be repealed in line with recommendations of President Roosevelt and National Chairman James A Farley Some opposition from southern Democrats was noted but new deal captains forecast it would be more or less passive and would get nowhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Josephus Daniels
Croatina
Daniels
Navy
Mexico
Boosevelt
James A. Farley
Roosevelt Tackles Bills Before Him
President Roosevelt stayed at the White House studying legislation and met with groups of readers as Congress rushed toward adjournment for the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia. He forewent a Sunday outing and remained at his desk through the weekend.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
White Mouse
Husband Killed as Woman Surrenders to Police in Md
Parhtan Maryland June 22 AP Mrs Mary Almony surrendered to police shortly after her husband was shot and killed at a residence in Towson. She was held on a murder warrant and sent to Talmar County jail. She claimed she acted in self defense and warned of further threats.
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Parhtan
Mary
Sthele
Allen
Raman
Taltmare
Toaren
Pat Bern
Odaan
Brederick
Ane
Barlaca
Nash
Kamal
Liypena
Yoann Taber
Cairang
Ashe
Posmaster Coc
Mona RA
Postmarker
Constance Hope
Mins Pons
Paris
Vlerting Talgpone
Miles Pong
Natule
France
RKO
Amdre Kostelanetz
Misa Buns
Silver Mine
Cent
Betor
Hollywood
Missions
Frederick
Thomas
Conwy
Mery Jewett Orth
County Ministers Elect Officers Lead Sale at Zion Church
County ministers chose officers for the coming year at Zion Church Middle town with Rev D P Zuse named president and Rev DeWalt Povine as vice president. The meeting featured talks on past experiences and an afternoon auction of books from the late Rev John S Adams to benefit association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederik Cinty Masts
Wihabat
L Ralph ‘Taber
Citar
DeWalt Povine
Centennial Meanorhay United Terethion ¢ Ciier
Rot
Bendley
Lovettsville
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
John S Adam
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
French Sailors Hoist Red Flags in Marseille Strike
In Marseilles harbor French sailors halted work and raised red flags on ships. They refused officer orders and blocked officers from removing banners, signaling a mass mutiny amid labor unrest.
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Salince
Marseilles
Alip
Chrysler Touches New Peak In Quiet Stock Rally
New York traders moved into industrials with Chrysler rising about three points near a yearly high. Shell, Shell? No clear details on other movers. bonds showed relative strength as commodities and cotton prompted modest profit taking.
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New York
Chrysler
Lions Open Annual District Convention in Cumberland
AP reports hundreds of delegates gather for the 22nd District Convention of Lions International in Cumberland Maryland. Mayor Thomas W Koon presides at the opening meeting as district officials introduce plans, with George W Terry and local figures arriving to review city financial matters and expected schedules for a Frederick visit.
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Cumberland
Thomas W. Koon
Lions International
Seth Hardie
Salisbury
Govere
CITY
George W. Terry
Charlotte
N c
George G Beatt) Co
City Tall
City Realder
Louis Ft
Eichelhberger
Albert
Terry
Frederick
Fragmented 14 Group Facets Reported From Columbia Meeting
Unclear OCR text outlines a Columbia gathering with names and titles such as president vice president and secretary. Readable items include references to May events and attendees, but many parts are garbled. Preservation focuses on identifiable names like William and Mrs MK while rest remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpfcts
Wreminass
D.ttrlet
Columbia
Aehaal
Ie Fatiog Iri
Hirternihssa
Canterenes
William Does
Mee Na MooVacen
Fiehlean
Chearae Pooassers
Etee Deader
Page MK
Evebaen
New Deal appears under fire as election near
The piece reviews internal strife within the New Deal as Republicans attack Parley and Farley while Democrats argue over dirty campaign tactics. It notes Roosevelt era programs like PWA, NRA, and AAA linger, with funding debates and potential shifts as November approaches.
Notification of Landon July 23 details public notice
A garbled notice references Landon on July 23 and discusses public grounds, a counters action, and names a Gaynor Danton and other local details. The fragmentary text mentions a petition, a public button in a city, and likely a legal or land matter proceeding.
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Landon
Witnessed Slayings and Robbery Aftermath
Two men beaten to death in a daylight assault were witnessed by bystanders amid an abandoned riverfront area. Police identified suspects, led by Hoy Harder, as dawn investigations followed a robbery tied to the former sale. Willam Maddigan and Willam Hoebeher are named among the victims in the chaotic scene last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Deore
Dane
Hanis Bend
Gulley Plans Plank To Aid Coal Industry
Senator Gulley urged delegates to back a national platform to strengthen the coal industry. He criticized substitutes and price controls, pressed for a pro coal plank, and framed the issue as essential for state and national energy policy amid concerns at the convention.
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Supreme Court
Shitv
David Be Lawrence
Works Board To Get Baughman Case Opinion
The Works Board will obtain an opinion on the Baughman case from the Pre Bate Survey Commission. The discussion centers on grounds uncovered and potential civil actions against a former Motor Vehicles official. The board plans to review the attorney general's comment and convene soon to discuss the matter.
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Works Board
Baughman
Dattimore
Goverenor Wirry W. Nirn
Puz Ile
Bate
Oconor
Delegation Divides Over Two-Thirds Rule
Maryland delegates clash over a two thirds rule as party leaders press for a different standard at a congress. The dispute centers on committee seating and the impact on key votes, with tensions rising ahead of a crucial caucus.
Property sale near Brunswick for £2400 at Armold premises
In a late 19th century notice a parcel near Brunswick at Armold was auctioned for £2400. The agent Sehnauler and Emmett Ro Hedin were involved though some names appear garbled, with the sale dated on a Saturday referenced in the fragment.
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Delauder
Ile
Ferminel
Armold
Brunswick
Torana
Sehnauler
Emmett
Hedin
Archaic garbled text prompts unclear event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various proper nouns and terms but lacks coherent event, parties, or location. Unable to extract a clear incident or recordable facts from the snippet.
Lily Pons Visits Delight Precise Kod Tre Practi Sypeneeg Viet
Lily Pons, famed coloratura, visits and charms crowds in a bold display of superstition about number 13. She speaks with reporters, expresses appreciation for fans, and discusses upcoming film and concert plans while touring in the era’s fashion and style.
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Lily Pons
Number 13
Misa Lily Pots
U S Loses Effort To Delay Injunction Suit
AP reports the U S Supreme Court appeal was denied delaying injunction suits filed by seven WLity partners. The Court of Appeals reversed a stay order granted by Judge Jennings Malley, ruling the government action should proceed. Details describe a complex case involving Nas Seatv en Da and a tax-sharing firm, with differing bases for the injunction action.
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Wastasti
Onstutbin Court of Appeals
Efort
Bury
Inetlee Jennings Malley
Diwirt Supreme Court
Tusticn Alley
Atarpes
Homer
Tiduskend
Horauga
Trek
GARRISONS S471 HORDER Toneoruck near Gere man frorteroat
Fragmentary OCR notes reference places in Weert and Tanthegek with garbled terms. no clear event or人物 names emerge. unable to determine a coherent news item from the readable text.
New Deal Hosts Hurl Smith Defi At Philadelphia
Roosevelt era politics fill the Philadelphia scene as Governor Lehman denounces the split and urges unity within the Democratic party. Governor Talmadge of Georgia to back a party loyalist stance while national committee sessions consider delegate contests. Amid party strife, plans for renomination of Roosevelt and Garner dominate early conventions.
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Hurl Smith
Philadelphia
Muntelphia
Tate
Tyy
Sheery
Dianevelt
Alcehoras
Jeera
Alfred Ok Sain
New York
Eng
Fala Smith
White Hoa
Rooevest
John N. Gamer
Herbert H. Lehman
Smith
Aid Lehman
Minnesota
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt Reservation
Talmadge
Atlanta
Eugene ‘Talmadge
New Deal
Erittc
al Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Georgia
Asia
Lam
Supreme Court
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments naming a sale action and local officials.
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New Market
Kitehan
Virginia
Wridge
Ria
Tees
Congress
Gine
Rooselt
Aba
WPA
SALE
Middletown Meeting
D. P. Zuse
Thame
Lions Open
Hinter Signorary
Varley
Mrate
Moyle
Adee
Walnagain
Jim
SUR
Cueck Ailoweomian
Deanocrane
Amd
John Hamidi
Dam
Tucy Lones
Lousiana
Meare
Marlow
Bull
Jin
Anjoni
Farley
Weaby
Men Toy
Novem
Seermary
Go Irkes
Kes
PWA
NRA
AAA
Marty Hopkne
Ant Amy Nee Fra Tietin
Evra Meley Thala
Aiatcanig
Rance Pwa
Larry
MBA
State House
Topeka
Snell
Gaynor Danton
Caunion
Demos
Howard
Cep
Dis Peters
Nid
Lauterd
Dacs
Bler Wardroben
Apo
Ber
Onisnithent
Geneous
Teeseponse
Shar
Veederick
Tucky
Totravids
Paniette G. Merman
Bernard Newman
Dorothy Dields
AL Koste- Tanetz
Oper
King Beet Ie
Teelye
Trohoutiets
Tawi
U.S
Horder
Toneoruck
Wustria
Neamillary Barca
Gereman Frorteroat
Weert
Bandern
Gov. Lehman
A. Annan
Ammitsburs
Jeph E Chew
Prashyerian Sanday Sehaaie Hee Etl Hs Morulae Ak Tie Reangelical Reformed Church
Melvin KR. Morris
Presbyterian Church
Parcthy
Mate Tasha
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