Liquor License Permit Granted After Board Hearing
Applicants seek a package liquor store license at West Patrick and Court streets in County. Commissioner G Ed Myers rules to grant the license if the name is altered to remove the word Dispensary to avoid confusion with county-owned dispensaries. objections by Frederick County Liquor Dispensary Inc. are sustained, others abandoned. Hearing to set for near future. renewed objections by Galion and Anson remain.
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West Patrick
Court streets
Couny
G. Ed. Myrs
Frederick County
Mr. Myers
State of
Maryland
louny
F. Lester Smith, Jr
Aquor
Pelicans
Safety Commissioner Moves to Clean Up St Paul Police
St Paul Minn June 24 Warren, commissioner, faced charges over ties between the St Paul police department and alleged insiders. He ended the resignations of four officials and suspended four high aides including Chief Michael Cullin. Names and roles remain unclear as investigators seek reforms.
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St. Paw
Minn
JaPy— (Sec
Warren
af ried
St. Paul
Michael Culline
James Ommuler
ass. Mel
cetaives
Weather Summary with June Precipitation Deficiency
The report shows 24 hour precipitation at 8 mm, June to date 3.57 inches, normal June 4.361 inches. June 1934 actual 0.91 inches, 1935 deficiency 1.254 inches. Yesterday high 78, low last night 56, prior lows 61. Sunset 7:40 p.m., sunrise 4:45 a.m., moonrise 12:35 a.m., moonset 2:48 p.m.
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iMoon
Man Shot Nereo Held In Jail
Deputy sheriffs arrested a man named Davis after a morning search near Union 3B and rises. Noah Reindollar, 64, a railroad workman, was shot in the right leg. the suspect confessed but offered no motive. Reindollar was taken to University Hospital with leg injuries.
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Charles W. Smith
John E. Crum
Stack
Noah Reindallar
Davis
Reindolisr
Union
University Hospital
Frederics cour
Remmdolla
Dav
Datis
Evangelical Reformed Picnic Set For Sunday Afternoon
Tre ana Poms of gelal Reformed Sunday be Held at day afternoon. eave at one aclock from t on East Pair and anon a Persons attend picnic whe. SIT Supers, but lemonade and .te cr: 26: oun the school hed suppers, by iS year it Was decied to provide amusements for those attending and serve lemon ade and ice cream. About 250 persons are expected In case of rain, the pic nic will be held Wednesday. Arthur Dall is superintendent of the San g School, and Rosie EB. Roderick 7 chatrinas of the picnic commitees
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gelal
Summer course study by Number County teachers expands
Frederick county teachers plan summer study at universities and colleges including University of Maryland Western Maryland College and Johns Hopkins. About 42 names appear as attendees with extensions on certificates for 1935 1936 graduates, and a $25 per teacher boost is noted. Names listed include Hazel Goode Edna Fulmer Catherine Hauver Elizabeth Frook and many others across Brunswick Feagaville Myersville Thurmont and Hagerstown.
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Frederick country
mear
go beng
County Board of Education
Ot weachers
leges
universitys
E. W. Pritt
State Board of Education
University of Meryland
bose
Western Maryland College
Hope University
Johns Hopkins Unday
State Treachers College
Harrisonburg
Katherine Louie Marga
Columbo
Virginia McCauler
Hagerstown
Martha Palmrra
Uaersity College
Harrisor
Hazel Baster
Bradyan
Stace Morgan Cotlese
Man Injured In Gaithersburg Area Car Crash
A single vehicle crash near Gaithersburg injured occupants Robert McDonald of Damascus and Harr Himes of Clarksburg. Driver Rhen an a 1 R. Neel was charged with operating under the influence and held at Rockville on 300 bail awaiting hearing.
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ACTO
R. Neel
Ciar
Gaithersburg
Sundar
Robert McDonald
Damascus
Harr Himes
Clarksburg
Neel
J. R. Miller
Rockville
Mussolini cool to Eden talks amid press hints
Rome reports from well informed sources say Mussolini is cool to Eden as a possible naval accord is discussed. The Associated Press notes a press conference with Eden and the Italian reaction appears cautious while diplomats weigh a potential deal and political implications.
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Associated Press
Rome
Eden
Grea
IL Duce
Cirl Insists She Is Slayer Of Sportsman
In Nassau county a 20 year old servant from Uniontown Pa. is jailed on a first degree manslaughter charge after the death of Long Island sportsman and broker John Burness 30 found dead from carbon monoxide in a garage at William B Brown’s Atlantic Beach home. Autopsy by Dr Howard and testimony by Martin W Littleton cast doubt on the confession.
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New York
eut laughte Eassady
Nassau county
Johnson Burness
Long Island
dollas
Martin W. Littleton
Nassau
Howard
Uniontown
Burness
Wiliam B. Brown
Atlantic Beach
L. I
Demurrers Studied In Central Trust Proceedings
Arguments by stockholders against the executor proceedings of the Central Trust Company were heard before Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. The case, filed April 10 by receiver’s counsel Judge John S. Newman, seeks a ruling on demurrers by 95 delinquent stockholders including Louis W. Brown Kes H. Cook and Elizabeth W. Cook. Attorneys Jerome A. Loughran James Clark Elliott City John Wood Wes and H. Kieffer DeLaucer attended for the demurring group.
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Central Trust Company
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
John 5. Newman
Newman
Louis W. Brown
Kes H. Cook
Elizabeth W. Cook
Herbert H. Cross
John H
Helen R
Frank W. Cline
Jerome A. Loughran
James Clark
Ellioit City
John Wood
Wes
H. Kieffer DeLaucer
this city
Smith Shoots Gullane Course Six Under Par
Smith, a veteran Scot, carded rounds of 34 and 32 for a 66, leading the 36 hole event at Glen laid clam. He posted one of the lowest rounds in official record as he bids for a major title while others chase strong finishes.
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Muireld
Scott MacDonald Smith
Glenlaid
van
Fears
anais
Prices Reflect Recent Speculative Revival
New York prices show a speculative revival with grains and cotton fluctuating amid improved weather and harvest prospects. Bond markets edged higher as money rates nudged up. the dollar opened near 98. Half a cent movement in sterling and thin trading marked the session.
Mansion Burns With Loss In Four-Hour Blaze
A 35 room mansion owned by William P Ahmet, president of a magazine, burned for over four hours. Flames reduced the rice and wood building to charred timbers and collapsed brick walls. Ahmet, arriving from New York, estimated the loss at about 450000.
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Deal
destrux
Aprie manson
Willliam P Ahmet
Ahner
New York
Opposition by landowners stalls Maryland Catoctin Park plan
Federal efforts to acquire 22 000 acres in Frederick and Washington counties face refusals from many landowners hindering the Maryland Catoctin National Park project. An option was secured on the 3 000 acre Catecl Manor estate, but numerous small tracts remain unavailable. Officials promised fair compensation, but homeowners want to keep their houses, delaying a park that would include camps, trout streams, and hunting restrictions.
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Washington
Maryland-Catoctin National Park
Maryland
Interior Department
Frederick
Washington countes
Catec! Manor
corps of siveyars
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick county
Edgemont
Washington county
Maryland-Catoctin park
Lawrence Richey
Herbert Hoover
Little Harcing creem
Marzy
Third Shooting In Week During Feud
Mancres o Kentucky June 24 AP reports a man was shot to death in a county feud. A week earlier James Cupp was slain in the county mountains and Beebee Baker was shot dead on Mac Street. Four Clay county officials and a former official called for a special Clay Circuit Court term to probe the violence, but they condemned outside reports as giving an unfair picture of local conditions.
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New York
mars
MaiTow
Mancres o
James Cupp
Saturcey
Beebee
Mac
Porter
Root Castle
Pottersburg
Meanthue
Clay county
Clay Clut Court
Pope Cables Blessing To County Newlyweds
St Vincents Catholic church in Hanover Pa heard a Saturday morning service for Celeste Bernadett Wagaman daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude A O Toole. Rev Charles J Weaver assisted with the ceremony and Rev W Hurgen celebrated the mass. The bride wore Duchess satin with orange blossoms and carried a rosary bound in satin. Attendants included Agnes Viola Wagaman maid of honor, Helen Louise Wagaman sister of the bride, and Colletta O Toole Frick sister of the groom, all in pale maize gowns with yellow daisies. Aveta Mane Frick was a white organza flower girl. The couple’s wedding featured a royal theme and is continued on page five.
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St. Vincents’ Catholic 9
Third street
Hanover
Celeste Bernadett
Lari
Cartisie
nony O'Toole
eneen
O'Toole
Agnes Viola Wasgaman
Helen Louise Wagaman
Frederick county bus contract holders face conferences
Bus contract holders for Frederick County public schools were summoned to the County Board of Education for a series of conferences with County Superintendent Eugene W. Prukt. The sessions this week cover signing new contracts length of routes for next fall and other details. Participants listed include Merril Giesler Joseph Knott and R Hood Geisbert for Urbana Papas route and others to Adamstown Burkeys town Myersville Wellsville Jefferson Thurmont Rocky Kid Creagerstown Emmitsburg Lewistown Brunswick New Market and more. Conferences continue Tuesday with additional attendees and routes across multiple communities.
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Frederick county
Papas
Urbana
J. Calvin Hoffman
Meredith Renn
Adamstown
Clarence C. Dudrow
Burkeystown
W. E. Summers
John H. Horme
Myersvile
Hobart C. Buckenstaf
Carly
Charles L. Leatherman
Fars E. Sm
Wellsville
Donald Heffner
Clark Moser
Jefferson
Rudolph Eyler
Ross €. Firer
Lloyd E Woilinde
Thurmont
G. F. Clem
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
George S. Eyster
Chier’s
Cattant Branch
Annandale
Stony Branch
Clairveaux
John W. Marnehan
W .H. Motter
Emmitsburg
Russin P. Buhrman
Charles A. Rice
Ia Stull
Walter E Stull
Lewistown
George W. Taylor
Rebbi Stanley Tasluor
Paul L.Sine
Brunswick
Harry W. George
Educa
Thurida
Daugh
Wiliam Harbaugh
Jesse I Renner
Aisah E. Young
New Micaay
Marshall Harsh
Affidavit Filed In Case At Rockville
Affidavit filed in Montgomery County Circuit Court charges obstructing the impartial administration of justice in the retent trial of Mrs Anne Lyddane for conspiracy to murder her husband. The document names American Newspapers Inc and two Washington Herald reporters and editors, alleging deliberate publication prior to trial of a verdict story. The affidavit asserts the publication violated court intent and could prejudice jurors.
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Rockville
Sirs
Anne Lyddane
Francis S. Lyddane
American Newspapers, Inc
Washington Herald
James H. Pugh
Montgomery County
Cscuit
Lyddane
Pat Frank
David Lee
repoers
Michael W. Fi. Heigesen
cll
Diel
Hammond Urner
W. Woodward
Simpson
Trassey
Life Term Set Aside And New Trial Ordered
A court set aside a life sentence and ordered a new trial involving Bascom Rayir and others in a case concerning possession of a car and alleged illegal possession of a machine gun. The fragmentary text contains garbled names and offenses but indicates a legal ruling and retrial directive.
Rawbell Pleads Not Guilty in Bribery Charge
William A Rasybell, a former SEC investigator, pleaded not guilty to bribery at arraignment before Federal Commissioner G W Cotter. He is held on $1,500 bail for trial set July 9.
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New Yorks
William A Rasybell
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
G W Cotter
Allison Eliminated In Wimbledon Match
London AP report notes Allison lost in straight sets, 6-3, to a former champion as top players advance to the second round. The brief ciphered text confirms the early-round results with other leading contenders progressing.
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London
gene
Wireroon
AuSin
Tecastopia Bas
psicoas
toombledon
Navy bid collusion probe eyed by Nye committee
Washington reports Nye committee finds possible collusion in naval shipyard bidding with profits up to 36 percent. It urges public disclosure of income and expenses, banning private shipbuilders from warship work and registering lobbyists. Government gains higher control to prevent foreign access to patents.
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Washington
Leeds Sena Ahr
whay
segisia
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Weekend Deaths In Penna Rise To Eighteen
Harrisburg Pa June 24 AP Accidents and drownings over Summer weekend claimed eighteen lives in Pennsylvania and killed residents from both the commonwealth and adjacent states. Among the fatalities were twenty auto crash victims and seven drowning deaths. A veteran circus performer perished while attempting a stunt, while another performer fell to death from a height of 155 feet. Several victims died after capsized boats.
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Harrisburg
Pennsiliania
commonwealth
states
Vera Stiria
Key Brothers Near New Endurance Mark
Meridan Mississippi June 24 AP four Key brothers came within reach of a new endurance record. a series of days of rough seas and changing winds tested the ship and crew. Fred the other brother said he was okay after lancing a toothache venting possible extraction. The brothers left Meridian June 4 and must stay aloft until the 13th, pushing toward a long endurance flight.
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Meridan
Jume 24
Fred
Al Key
wee Soeerdt
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