Camp Plans For Boys Summer Program At Rippling Falls
The article describes a new camp site near a picturesque waterfall with virgin hemlock surroundings, 500 feet from the camp, drawing 50 boys weekly across four shifts. It outlines site features, staff hires, meal plans, and a schedule from early July to a final week of “euas” for younger campers, with supervision by a local council and a list of committee members.
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Uruie
Baker Ledge
Conor
Neph D. Baker
Imp
Wien
Antolmeemen
Fredrick
Focal Council
Sing
Mpamin B. Roseneck
Illiam
Leichert
Guy Molter
James H. Cramer
EP. Nomas
G. Hunter Bowers
Eri F Munshower
G. Cyril Klein
Prank . Rothenhoefer
Frederick
M. A.sely
L. S. Birely
Dr. Sely
Monuf
Ray R. Taylor
Victor Manely
Thurmont
Weather Today Presipis A2 Report
The report notes precipitation amounts in millimeters and indicates current conditions for today with a focus on rainfall and totals. It presents a concise forecast style typical of local weather briefs.
Opening of Municipal Pool Attracts Large Rally
The city pool opens for the season with early entries like Marion Keane leading the first swimmers. Daily hours run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m with Sunday start at 12 30 p.m. A pool and bath house fee applies as thousands anticipated to use the facility this summer.
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Marion Keane
Jesse Haugh
Tin Ceaniness
Stimson To Broadcast Moratorium Plan Tonight
Washington reports Se cretary Stimson will broadcast tonight in a joint hook up with CBS NBC and Columbia networks to present a one year moratorium on government debts. The speech is set to begin at 10 pm eastern standard time. Harmon Grove Club Meets. Mrs Hugh Dean presided. Attendance noted.
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Washington
Stimson
Columbia Networks
Teyara
Large Coal Co Resumes With Union Men Employed
A fragmented 1930s press snippet indicates large coal company operations resume with union workers. The text mentions coal producers and amicable arrangements, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Large Coal CO
Zepp Escapes Carroll County Prison Fails Again Captured
George E. Crumbarker aided Zepp's first escape from Carroll County jail but Zepp was recaptured by the same captor. The fugitive, a noted robber from New Windsor, was arrested near Mt Hope after allegedly robbing a freight car. He was turned over to Sheriff Fowble and jailed in his former cell.
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George O. Zepp
Carroll County
Baltimore
John Zang
Western Maryland Railroad
Carrol
Mt Hope
Sherif Foxble
Taier
Zepp
New Windsor
Frederick County
Carroll
One Killed Four Hurt in Deputies-Pickets Clash
Arnold City Pa June 23 One man was killed and four wounded two critically in a clash between deputy sheriffs and striking miners and sympathizers at the Pittsburgh Coal Company mine. Mike Phippovich 40 storekeeper killed while running from the mine group witness said he shouted at officers that the crowd would break windows if firing continued. Joan Brown shot three times James Cave in critical condition. Earlier one man killed twelve wounded at Wildwood in a similar confrontation.
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Arnold City
Pennsylvania
Mike Phippovich
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Philopovich
Stoel
Qrine
Joan Brown
Brown
James Cave
Inconsistent Youth Faces Multiple Charges
A fragmented report notes Jesse Wellen facing two charges including drunkenness and larceny of milk after a prior incident. It mentions assistance from an acquaintance who aided during the first event and references a court setting in a coastal area with unclear local details.
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Jesse Wellen
Jesse
Odiver Crin
Hum
Wah
Mik
Harsid
Jess
Four Tudor organizers aid canon bute school morins
Raisk Segre organizes events at Bute School after disruptions. Local officials report planned activities to support students and address safety concerns.
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Raisk
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Clergy and Addresses
Incomplete entry lists names such as Rev Dr and S.Y. Leech with scattered terms like Os and Det and scattered notes about acres and addresses, indicating a damaged local clerical or property record fragment. The readable items show personal titles and possible organizational references without a coherent event.
Tameron refuses to resign from Baltimore Park Board
George W. Cameron defied Mayor Howard W. Jackson after being ousted as president of Baltimore's Park Board. Edward Nanton was promoted to president by the mayor. Cameron declared he would not quit and warned ousting would require formal charges, while defending his Republican appointments and noting Democrats were appointed at Democratic leaders' request.
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Baltimore
George W. Cameron
Howard W. Jackson
Park Board
Edward Nanton
Jackson
Cameron
Jackwin
Dia
Unable to determine a clear headline from fragmented text
Insufficient readable content to identify people, organizations, places, or a coherent event. The source text appears garbled with no discernible facts or dates to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
Hoover seeks congressional views on wartime debts holiday
President Hoover asks House and Senate for their positions on a proposed holiday for war debt repayments. More than half of both chambers reportedly replied, with Senator Harris of Mississippi among those met. France is preparing a counter proposal aligned with the Young Plan and Germany settlement via the international bank, while terms remain under cabinet review.
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Washington
Hoover
House
White House
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Capitol
Mississippi Democrat
France
Paris
Mr. Hoover
Germany
Bank For Internacional Settlement
Bank For Interna | Sted
Marcus and Singer Given Five to Seven Years
A fragmented note reports Marcus and Singer each facing a sentence of five to seven years. The text mentions a court setting and references former scholars, with unclear details about the offenses and the proceedings.
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Marcus
Singer
Ruth Nichols Survives Crashed Leg Injury in Atlantic Flight Effort
Ruth Nichols, famed aviatrix, injured in a St. John NB crash but not seriously, plans to rejoin her Atlantic solo attempt once bandaged. At Harbor Grace, Otto Hillis and Holger Horrs await weather, aiming for Berlin, continuing the around the world effort begun in New York.
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St.John's
New York
Ruth Nichol
Rye
Atlantic
Harbor Grace
Otto Hillis
Liberty
Holger Horrs
St. John's
Denmark
Post
Cratty
Berlin
Ruth Nica
St. John’s
Miss Nichols
London
WhLey Pos
Harold Gally
N. F
Fragmentary OCR Unclear Item on Mae Cusukerm
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Mae Cusukerm and J abcie with garbled phrases. No coherent event or context is discernible from the readable text.
Frederick 4-H Girls Begin First County Camp at Camp Baker
Seventeen members from Frederick county 4-H clubs join Camp Baker in Urbandale for a day of meals, craft and speaking classes under Miss Ernestine Chubb and Miss Dorothy Emerton with local staff. The event marks Frederick’s first 4-H camp and is planned as an annual program. Participants include Jane Grams Braddock Agatha Hoke Adamstown Charlotte Quinn Aldred Quinn Harmony Grove members Ruby Wiles Jefferson Isabel Crum Harmony Grove Cora Lee Davis Audrey Davis Krathenne Davis Morgavia Mannie Everhart Harmony Grove Charlotte Schaffer Julia Schaffer Eleanor Thomas Helen Witter Nellie Witter.
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Frederick County
Camp Baker
Uraddock
Misa Ernestine Chubb
Dorothy Emerton
Helen Pearson
Gina
Kamp
Jane Grams
Buckeyetown
Agatha Hoke
Braddock
Louise Kepler
Adamstown
Charlotte Quinn
iMf
Aldred Quinn
This City
Harmony Grove Club
Ruby Wiles
Kefferson
Isabel Crum
Harmony Grove
Cora Lee Davis
Audrey Davis
Krathenne Davis
Mourgvia
Manniel Everhart
Harmony
Garden Club Meeting Near Tuscarora Highlights Wood Pretties Talk
The Frederick Garden Club met at Mrs. Carios deGarmendin’s home near Tuscarora with Miss Helena Siwuffer presiding. Margaret R. Motter presented “wood pretties,” describing mountain Kentucky flora used in spring wreaths and art, including rhododendron masses and pine cones.
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Prederick
Carios deGarmendin
Tuscarora
Helena Siwuffer
Margaret R. Motter
Kentucky
Miss Motter
Pine Mount Settlement
Kentuci
Deguth Relief Fund Reaches 3515.34 Total
The Deguth relief fund total comes to 3515.34 dollars with additional small contributions noted. A separate note lists 3498.35 and 2430 as figures associated with the fund updates.
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Deguth Relief Fund
Ship's Doctor Before Jury About Girl's Case
Unclear OCR text mentions Dr G Carr and a ship’s doctor expected to appear before a jury regarding a girl’s death. Disjointed phrases reference a death, investigators, and a possible explosion or injuries but concrete details are missing. The article is fragmented and lacks coherent facts to confirm names, places, or outcomes.
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