Unv ens Marker 70 Gen Meade Tablet Unveiling Planned
Prominent Markland residents will attend Saturday ceremonies at the Himes country home near Frederick to unveil a Meade marker. Gov Fisher of Pa and Secretary Hurley will participate with Maryland and Pennsylvania representatives in a Gettysburg heritage event planned by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission. A granite block from Devil's Den will bear a tablet designed by Paul P. Cret and unveiled by Miss Marilyn and Miss Rattinka Eimer. The event includes an invocation, the deed presentation, Meade remarks, and a benediction. The inscription notes Meade took command near this site on June 28 1863 and fought at Gettysburg July 1-3.
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Markland
Pennsylvania
Prospectual
Joseph H. Himes
Frederick
Geoge Gordon Meade
Army of the Potomac
Patrick J. Hurley
John B. Fister
Maryland
Planc Ader
Penzima
Middletown
Eveni
Hurley
John 5. Fisher
George
Meade
G. Rupp
George Gordon Meade
Lincoln
Gethsburg
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Ailis Henrietta Meade
Philadelphia
George Meade
Ackler, Pa
Bay Bridge Ferry Plan Moves to ICC Consideration
Washington June 23 AP The Chesapeake Beach Railway Company seeks ICC approval to build a new Chesapeake Bay ferry to the Easier shore of Marrland with an estimated investment of about 1 085 000 The Maryland Public Service Commission has not recommended action while the Claiborne Annapolis Ferry Company is expected to respond Molster’s recommendation awaits further argument from all parties to the proceedings
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Washington
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Chesapeake Bay
Marrland
Interstate Commerce Commission
RR. Messier
Fey
Cheasapeaks Beach Company
Public Services Commission of Meryland
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Molster
Obituary Notice for Richard W. Alexander in Baltimore
The funeral for Richard W. Alexander, a former executive of the Equi, is set to be held in Baltimore. Details indicate a wake in Charles Town, West Virginia, at the Dome office of which is Fredesck. Alexander was about AR years old at the time of death.
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J W. Alexander
Maritime officials engage on a foreign matter
Samuel H. Wriey American consul and Fred Bm Bouck discuss a maritime matter with local authorities at the prefecture. The fragmented text notes officials from the consulate and a likely maritime administration engaging in a formal inquiry or hearing during a visit.
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Wisien
Samuel H. Wriey
Fred Bm. Bouck
Four Arrested in Raid on Alleged Beet Stil
Four individuals were arrested in a raid tied to alleged illegal beet stil operations. Authorities recovered suspected contraband and initiated investigations into the network sourcing and distribution.
Home for Aged Discussed by Reformed Church Leaders
Church elders and laymen from Frece Reformed churches met at a consistorial conference to discuss establishing a home for aged persons. The Potomac Synod inherited a $100000 bequest from the late Mr. Pearson to fund a home within a year, with two offered sites, and debate continued on whether to proceed and how to engage the congregation in evangelism.
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Reformed Churches
Frece
Scott R. Warner
Hagerssieng
Comitee of the
Potomac Synod
Mrr. Pearson
Washington County
Potomac Sra
Board of the Reformed Church
Board of Christian
Wagner
Synod
Bouse
Mr. Whetstone
Dougal
Emory L. Cobsentz
George BE. Ely
Mt Pleasant
I. S
Coned Ference
Presid
Measell Will Probated in Georgia
The will of the late George Jaca Measell is probated directing all property be converted to cash except the testa tors home place. Roy Measell may purchase the water asset. Proceeds go to a Frederica county bank with income paid to Catherine A. Measeil and the testator’s children Gertie C. Wachter Elise Wachter Anna Maz Leann Carrie Er Leahart Roy J. Messel and other heirs.
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Measell
Tre
George Jaca Measell
Roy Measell
Frederica
Catherine A. Measeil
Ife
Camp Cascade Drills Lead to Departures and Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dispersal or shakeup at a camp with references to instructors leaving and unclear reasons. Names and locations are garbled, but the pulse indicates departures during a training period and unsettled staff.
Atlantic City Riot Ends With Mayor’s Deaths and Four Fatalities
A chaotic scene in Atlantic City as Mayor Pyle is killed and four others die amid a nighttime rampage. A fleeing runner returns as echoes of gunfire ring through the street during a long, tense pursuit.
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Atlantic
Pyle
Runner
Wrecked Auto Noise Unveils Race Money Claims Across Nation
A Philadelphia to Atlantic City express wreck killed Mayor Ruffu Jr. and three others. The incident exposed a web of race earnings and hikers who track prize money by visiting chambers of commerce, banks, and theaters across cities from Baltimore to New York. Richman, a veteran hiker, wore heavy clothing and a farmer's hat, claiming he seeks mayoral aid and notes the cross country event’s prize money details.
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Adsecon
Mil
Ong M. Raf, Jr
Atlantic Cry
Rufus
Ruffu
Samuel Richman
Fuchs Firus
Los Angele
Las Ped
Saga
Ianapolis
Imeater
Chamber of Commerce
Pyle
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Trenjton
N. J
Elizabeth
Starling Poins
James J. Walker
New York Ciy
California
American Legion
Rockaway Beach
Richman
Frederick
Johnny Salo
Passaic
Gavin
Umkeh
Stra sberger to be tried on June 26
Strasberger is to be tried June 26 after a Sunday evening collision at the intersection of South and Market streets. He was jailed on a $500 bond for operating an automobile under the influence of liquor, remanded for a morning hearing in Peoples Court, and the case continued to Thursday at 2 PM.
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Roy Hiliner
Vernon Smith
Soush
Market Streets
R. Strasberger
Wee
Strasberger
South Market Street
D. W. Fields
Trail Avenue
Fields
Blue Ridge
Chas. F. Goodell
Babe
Igh Strasberger
Inquest Opens Over Death of Three Men
An inquest begins to determine the circumstantial state involved in the deaths of three men, James C. Gut, H. Byard Laing, and others. The proceedings move from Peepie's Court to the al tai Court room to accommodate the case.
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James C. Gut
H. Byard Laing
Fight at The Garden Ends In Narrow Victory
In Philadelphia a hard fought bout drew a small crowd as early rounds saw both fighters trade blows. The final bell left the arena with whispers of a close decision and lingering tension among supporters.
Auto Gas Tanker Hit by Car Injuring Two Workers
At 12 30 Sunday night near Ideal Garage on East Patrick Street two men were injured when a passing car struck them as they stood beside the curb. Charles E Rice of South Market Street suffered a broken left leg and Hang Ly Hedges of Silver Spring sustained deep lacerations to the right leg. Both were hospitalized in Frederick City Hospital. The driver was Norman W Etz of Monrovia who reportedly veered to avoid the men. A charge is pending.
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Othey
Ideal Garage
East
Patrick Street
Charles E. Rice
South Market
Norman W. Etz
J P
Joe
Reed
Hobie
55 300 B. and 0 shop workers idle for month
Baltimore notes 55 300 B. and 0 workers idle for the month with a terse announcement about repairs and storage. The fragmentary text references a repair and a statement about someone named Soe hon and an event on June 23.
Accolades Poured Today for Lindy Event
Fragmentary notes describe a formal homage and public recognition for a named figure in France. The record hints at ceremonial honors and national sentiment but lacks complete details.
Maryland Classis 10 Meet Friday On Installations
Maryland Classis 10 meets Friday to consider the installation of the Reformed church in Hagerstown with Rev. Gr. Clever to dissolve his pastoral ties there and Rev. Strine to be installed for the Moriah charge including Beedgeville and Sharpsburg. The session will appoint a committee for installation arrangements and a president pro tem to preside in Rev. Main's absence.
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Reformed Church
Christchurch
Haegerstown
Reffsr
Mgnt’ Tis
Frost
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lubcaster
Holsoppie
Conrad Clever
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Clever
Hosince
Pricy
Third Reformed Church
Baltimore
Gr. Clever
Rey. Es D
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Maryland
Moriah
Beedgeville
Sharpeburg
Albert Elinger
Chase
Kingtr
Keedysvill
Washington County
R. Franklin Main
Brunswick
Man Dressed as Woman Sought in Queens Slaying Case
New York June 23 AP report police enter second week of hunt for maniac killer in Queens after two men killed. A newspaper distributor in Brooklyn received a death threat letter. The ninth letter claimed the killer’s mission was ended and that he would retire, though authenticity is doubtful.
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New York
Tad
Queens
Brooklyn
Short story writer dies in Clarksburg West Virginia
Meltdie Darvisson Prost, 59, a noted short story writer, died today at a hospital in Clarksburg after a horseback incident at his country estate on June 10. He suffered a relapse but did not recover. A memorial service was planned for 2 o clock with a community supper to follow.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Meltdie Darvisson Prost
Hem
Post
Blomt
Lash Thursta
Young People Conference Held At College In Ripon Wis
An afternoon gathering at Ripon College featured a youth conference with Rev. Evans preaching twice and discussing An Old Story With A Modern Setting. The event included student groups, evening programs led by Rev. John Muyskens, and life work talks by Rev. Gilbert Lovell while faculty from several cities staffed sessions and study groups.
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Asain
Situs Evans
Ntvatjdeat
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Jie aAffernoon
Kei Tocether
Evans
Abraham
Jake Ply
Olleck
Strawn Cottage
Wm Grott
Clanberland
John Muyskens
Wheeling
Gilbert Lovell
New York City
Board of National Missions
New Yor City
Brice MacDonald
Baltimore
Helen G. Rice
Roeland Pari
Presbyterian Church
Afiss
Emm Johnson
Howard Braunfein
Helen Lyon
Washington
Theortore Ness
New York
Brooks
Knowilton
Confer Again Over Winchester Hall Site
Representatives from the P. F. Seminary board and the Frederick County Board of Commissioners met at the courthouse about 11 05 to discuss potential county acquisition of the F P F Seminary buildings on East Church Street. The Board of Education and the County Commissioners will study the matter further and aim for a decisive near term outcome, with options including long term lease or purchase under consideration.
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Board of Trustees
P. F. Seminary
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
F. FP
East Church Street
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners Wold
Lkely
Frederick County Board of Education
Barley Seen as Wheat Substitute in Local Farm Study
Wertheimer argues barley yields in Frederick County dwarf wheat, citing 47% acre fields yielding 348 bushels and 20 acre field at 55 bushels per acre. He estimates 2472 acres producing about 1950 bushels and 40 tons feed, supporting dairy operations and reducing feed costs.
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Wertheimer
Frederick Bounty
Southern Cross to Begin Flight Tonight
Reports from Captain Charles Kinesford-Smith indicate the Southern Cross will depart Fort Marnock for a trans Atlantic flight in the early hours, with takeoff timed around 2.30 a m local time. Market activity in New York saw initial losses followed by a midday rebound as industrials fluctuated in a dull session.
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Dubin
Ifl
Charles Kinesford- Smith
Onis
Fort Marnock
Mi. C. St. T
Wel As Can Be Expectedva Opped Tae
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. No clear people events places or organizations are identifiable for a proper summary card.
Brunswick Boy Aged 7 Hit by Car In Concussion
A seven year old boy from Brunswick sustained a concussion after being struck by a car. Police and emergency services responded to the incident, and the child was treated at a local hospital. The driver remained at the scene for investigation.
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Brunswick
Accident Near Entrance to Caves in Boonsboro
Reported accident near the cave entrance in Boonsboro involved a child and a passing vehicle. An 830 o clock era note mentions injuries from a collision as residents recall the event and a local store owner name is cited in connection with the inquiry.
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Boonsboro
Senate committee backs naval treaty
A Senate committee approved a naval treaty amid debate over its terms. The report notes support from Regubdican and Cal suppe, with uncertainty about the exact provisions and potential implications for naval policy and allied commitments.
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Senate
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John D. Keith
Gettysburg
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Gur E. Metter
William T. Delaplaine
David C. Winebdtenner
Hammond Urner
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Anthony M. Ruffo Jr
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France
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Union Bridge
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Clarksburg, W. VA
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Inswick
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H. D. Beachley
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