City to Erect 200 New Street Lights Under White Way Plan
A municipal lighting program approved by the mayor and aldermen outlines 185 to 195 additional street lights, including 60 to 70 for the white way along Market and Patrick streets. Seventy nine Market street lights, forty six parkway lights, and numerous ornamental posts will be installed with underground wiring and a 300 watt unit on each pole. The light plant foundation is complete and the engine was moved to its base today.
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Frederic
Te Mapor
Market
Patrick Streets
Market Street
Parkway
College Avenue
Second Street
Carroll Parkway
Fis Dase
Woodcock to Enforce Prohibition with Bill of Rights in Mind
Amos W. W. Woodcock named director of the new bureau of prohibition in the Department of Justice says enforcement will be fair and lawful, with due regard for the Bill of Rights. He has eight years as a federal district attorney in Baltimore and advised the Wickersham Commission on prohibition.
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Woodcock
Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Bureau of Prohibiion
Department of Justice
Baliore
Wickersham Commission
Bystander Shot Down by Bank Bandits
A bystander was shot by three bank robbers during a heist as the trio fled the bank. The victim remained dazed and did not comply with commands while the bandits escaped in a vehicle.
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Baniite
Water system inspection planned by mayor and aldermen
An upcoming public works inspection will review the town water supply. The mayor and aldermen will conduct the review on Wednesday, following reports of supplier openings for Moniteroe and the jail project. Local merchants named include Glade Val-Sons grocers pagars and HF D. Hagan tobacco.
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Bian
Moniteroe
Jay
Forcemnen
Glade Val- Sons
Groceres
Pagar and Cofee
Anc HF
Air Diction Wins QQUNTY YELD OF WHEAT Promise
Air Diction emerges with a promised bumper wheat yield as farmers express belief in strong prospects. The report notes optimism among growers about harvest potential and market outcomes.
Crops Show General Improvement After Recent Rains
Countywide harvests report corn and wheat in fair to very good condition with good root depth and improved fruit prospects. Berry picking has begun at J Booker Lewis farm and efforts shift to soybeans after hay trap failure. prices for raspberries and blackberries look favorable across Frederick County.
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Middleton
Catoctin Hill
Henry R. Shoemaker
J. Booker Lewis
Thur- Thont
Frederick County
South Mountain
Burkittsville
Noted Philadelphia figure earns arts award and honors
An announcer with eight years of experience and a former law student, proofreader, printer, chorister, and soldier from Alapit Gacs is recognized by the Academy of Arts and Letters for a national broadcast and named warden on a medal.
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Cirins
Alapit Gacs
Company
Ansoumeer
Gett Medal Vy
Academy of Arts and Letters
Waverley Farms Garden Fete Planned for July 16
Waverley Farms near Frederick hosts the Garden Club meeting at the Rogers home. A garden fete and supper are set for July 16 from 4 to 7 PM with committees named for food articles tables candy grabs and gate receipts. A guest talk on garden ornaments followed by a tour of Mrs Rogers rose gardens concludes the event planning.
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Beig
Holmes D. Baker
Bits
Vincent Rogers
Mis
Helena Stauffer
Ernest Helfenster
E. D. McCain
W. T. Delalise
Mars
James A. Long
Mary
Maulsby
Clare Beynolds
Hastete
Sir Malecoli
Malcolm
Baltimore
Calfornie
China
Marco Polo Fupon
Rogers
Storm Brings Rain and Lightning Strikes Church
Rainfall totaling 0.63 inch aided parched fields while June remains below normal. A Monday high of 83 degrees and low of 64 followed a storm that saw lightning strike the United Brethren Church roof, igniting woodwork and causing some damage before flames were put out.
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Capels
United Brethren Techurch
30 Days for Rhoderick in York Pa for False Pretense
Ralph Rhoderick, 28, of Middletown, jailed for thirty days by Judge Henry Niles after pleading guilty to false pretense. He had delayed his plea, claiming pressure from influential figures, but the judge found the explanations unsatisfactory and withheld sentence pending further communications. Rhoderick admitted collecting funds for advertisements in a directory for the Duke Street Methodist congregation.
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York
Ralph Rhoderick
Middletown
Pees
Jadge Henry Niles
Rhoderick
Duke Street
Thoritr
Adoption of resolution to probe house elections
The House adopted the Snel resolution authorizing a special committee to investigate campaign expenditures of candidates for the House in the 199 election. The committee is empowered to examine all aspects of campaign funds and related dealings to ensure integrity in the election process.
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Washington
Snel
House
Westgate
Court News Equity and Marriage Notices Collected
Mortgagees seek sale of Teal estate of Edwin Sherden Parrest deceased. Absolute divorce plea in Fogie v Pogie. Marriage licenses issued for Cosgrove Woodier. Norris Gaines. Rinehart Borer. Cameron Horst. Allen Morgan. Diehl Helmuth. Newcomer Kelty. Punkhouse Flanigan. Property deeds and land transfers listed, including Federal Land Board to Harry Skahceed and other conveyances in county and city records.
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William B. Catshall
Elizabeth V. Kelley
John P. Kelley
Stoner
Storm
Maud Santmyre
William Santmyre
Emma Carey
Raymond Lee Carey
Edwin Sherden Parrest
Ator
Teys
William J. Fogie
Myra N. Po
Patrick Street
James F. Cameron
Thelena Irene Horst
Williamsport
Exhan C. Allen
Camp Springs
Delores G. Morgan
Prestbury
Clark E. Diehl
Plemmnt Hil
Erle L. Helmuth
Chambersburg
Kenneth C_ Newcomer
Margeardt KK. Kelty
Keen
Denville
Hugh Gordon Punkhouser
Cumberland
Hilda Therese Flanigan
Woodsboro
Federal Land Board of
Harry C. Skah Ceed
Par‘thal Teleas
Harry C. Soul
Alice D. Miller
Catherine Rice Thomas
Grayon E Palmer
Johan J. Zimmerman
Hoover Renews Attack on World War Veterans Relief Bill
President Hoover renewed his opposition to the World War veterans relief bill. He argued the measure would burden the government and urged the Senate to reject it, stressing concerns about fiscal impact and constitutional propriety.
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Hoover
Bible School Enrollment Tops Previous Records
Daly Vacation Bible School reports 285 local children enrolled with 265 in attendance this season, higher than last year. A supervised boys patrol guides traffic under Mayor Culler, led by Captain Joseph Bussard and officers. Girls knit dresses and craft baskets while boys make stocking hangers and handkerchief cases. closing exercises set for July 12 with Mrs G Nevin Robert announcing.
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Daly Vacation Bins
Veacoets Witt Wuusceme Sycajacance SS
Market
Church Street
Mayor Culler
Airs
G. Nevin Robert
George Schroedéer
Godfrey barred and purse cut after Carnera bout
George Godfrey, the heavyweight, had his boxing license revoked by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission after last night’s loss to Primo Carnera. His license is permanently revoked and his purse reduced to 5,000 dollars for the bout, from an expected 320,000, prorated to rounds fought.
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Philadelphia
George Godfrey
Primo Carnera
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Fire destroys sixty street cars in Queens
The June 24 New York fire in western Queens destroyed about 60 trolley cars and disrupted rush hour service on seven transit lines. Officials say the blaze started from a short circuit and caused an estimated 500000 dollars in damage.
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New York
Queens
China fronts claim key wins as north Henan battles rage
In Shanghai June 74 both the government and northern alliance rebels reported victories along the Henan front. Fire commanders urged continued efforts as the conflict intensifies in the crucial northern province. Meanwhile a Baltimore club received a silver service gift from Frederick fire companies and lamented local absence at the ceremony. Stock markets in New York meanwhile showed eased trading as professional buyers pulled back amid uncertain conviction.
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China
Shanghai
Northern Alliance
Henan Province
Hower Enrich
Frederick Fire Companies
Exntich
Baltimore Fae
Dan Mon
Two Deny Auto Theft Charge In Emmitsburg Court
Edwin Creeger of Emmitsburg had his car stolen and found abandoned miles away. Miller 20 and Knott 39 denied knowledge of the theft at a preliminary hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers. The case was continued to Thursday morning. Lenhart was fined 10 dollars for no license and one dollar for no registration. other charges were continued.
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Edwin Creeger
Emmitsburg
Miller
Andrew Knott
Emouitaburg
Sherman P. Bowers
People's Court
E. Austin James
Knott
Leitersburg
George Wills
Knott and Miller
Creeger
Albert Adelsberger
Charles D. Gillelan
John Byler
Guy Wetarl
Pears
Thurgeot
Benny Stokes
Rubburg
Juttiee Bowers
Charles Lenhart
West Sixth Street
Baugher
C. RL Buzzard
Lenhart
Station Managers Meet at Francis Scott Key Hotel
A special meeting of 30 station managers from Terminal Of Stations Inc and Cash and Carry Corporation occurred at the Francis Scott Key hotel. General station management was discussed and lunch served at 1:30 pm. Terminal Of Stations operates in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia with 27 stations and three new ones under construction in Harrisonburg Fredericksburg and Mechanicsburg. J A Godbee of 4 East Church Street presided as vice-president and general manager.
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Terminal of Stations, Inc
Gueoline Corporation
Francis Scott Key
Terminal Off Stations, Inc
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Fredericksburg
Mechanicsburg
43 Killed in Prison Riot at Rangoon Burma
Rangoon June 24 AP At least 45 people died and 73 were wounded in a prison mutiny as convicts overran guards and seized rifles. Military force surrounded the jail and two hours of combat followed before order was restored.
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Rangoon
Burma
Simon
Bey
Forming Eastern Regional Grain Marketing Assn
A notice states that the Eastern Regional Grain Marketing Association is forming and the board is available for contact.
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Eastern Regional Grain Marketing Assn
Plan announced for Eastern Regional Farmers Co operative Association
A plan to form the Eastern Regional Farmers Cooperative Association with five states under study was disclosed. The move aims to supervise producer activities, shift focus toward marketing commodities, and may expand the Frederick County Farmers Cooperative Association into a larger Maryland and regional network pending a $200000 loan request from the Federal Farm Board. Local meetings in Washington discussed formation with results expected soon.
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Starkel Association
Mary
Ghan
Delaware
Virginia
Pia
Hich
Frederick County
West
Middle West
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Farmers Co-operative Association
Carroll
Pederal Marin Board
Iu Sas
Wis County
Chate
Monrovia
Barnesville
Gaithersburg
Adamstown
Brunswick
Construction on Unit Plan at New State Prison
Baltimore June 24 AP The unit method of construction will govern the new state prison near Hagerstown with additional units added as funds allow. The 747 acre Roxbury district site lies five miles south of Hagerstown and cost 960,000 with July 1 payment. Legislature funded 7500,000 for the prison and the How of Correction. about 350,000 remains for prison buildings after the alts are paid.
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Baltimore
Hagetatant
Stuart 3
Janney
State Board of Welfare
Roxbury
Washington County
Hagerstown
Prion
Howe of Correction
Man Dies After Fight in Wheeling West Virginia
Bruno Moraszey 23 known as Young Bruno died after a six round boxing match in Wheeling. Doctors said brain concussion caused death. Opponent Perry Bridges of Wartwood was arrested. Moraszey was knocked down in the final round and twice had scored before the finish.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bruno Moraszey
Moundeville
Bruno
Perry Bridges
Wartwood
Moraskey
Bridges
Alorey
Neid
John Ritz Promeer
Tusa
Presbyterian study classes and conference in Baltimore area
The Young People's Conference of the Baltimore Synod hosts study classes at the Presbyterian church and Hood College through Friday. Eighteen courses, morning sessions, and afternoon recreation. Representatives from Baltimore Washington and Wilmington attend with a busy evening schedule including missionary talks and an address by Alma Eaton. Wednesday may include a Braddock Heights outing.
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Young People's Conference
Baltimore Synod
The
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmington
John Muyskens
Wheeling
W. Va
Alma Eaton
Japan
Braddock Heights
Firemen's Celebration at Brunswick Park July 3 4
A Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company drill team celebration is planned for the city park in Brunswick on July 3 4 and 5 with games music and dancing each evening. Round dancing on the first and last nights and both round and square dancing on the 4th. Two orchestras to provide music. A parade and prizes for fighting fire companies. Fireworks display on two mermaid nights. Baltimort June 24 AP.
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Frederick
Bakr Park
Baker Park
Wil
Baker Part
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Brunswick
Musle
Nii de Reid
Southern Cross Plane 90 Miles From Cape Race
The Southern Cross reports position near 980 miles from Cape Race with true speed around 180 knots. Crew relays steady course toward New World as crews race across the North Atlantic under calm to foggy conditions. Pioneer flight continues from Port Marnock toward New York with high mileage pace and strong breeze reported.
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Ingoma
Somer Cross
NFL
Tedomnies
Bouatt
Luruuid
Cape Base
Ireland
Cape Race
Baldonne
Joes B4
Ineland
N. F
Port Marnock
Jed Howr
Flier Ocker Makes Blind Flight to Washington
Capt William C Ocker of the Army Air Service completed a blind flight from Brook’s Peak to Washington arriving at Hetbox field early morning. He piloted from a covered cockpit aiding with a flight integrator while Lieut Crane acted as safety pilot. The test supports a successful demonstration of blind flight capability.
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Muskogee
Okla
William C. Ocker
Army Aviaday
Brook's Pek
Bem
Washington
Hetbox Field
A. m
Ae Ae Anata
Scott Ped
Tel
Ocker
Army
J Crane
Tim A
Tae Mail Setanta Troan
Rioting in Seville Ends as City Reopens Streets
Seville Spain June 24 AP reports rioting in the city subsiding with injuries under control. The streets reopen after clashes near cafes and shops, while some transport and services resume normal operation. Local witnesses mention a church service attended by residents and city officials.
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Spain
Sutkers Bed d
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