Firemen Convention Includes Withdrawals and Honors
The article covers Maryland firemen hosting the 44th annual State Firemen’s Association session in Frederick and Hagerstown with parades, elections, and awards. It notes voluntary withdrawals by Eastlake Wilmington congregations from the Presbyterian fold, leadership changes, and Mrs. Byram’s remarks amid church realignment. A wedding of a fire company chief adds ceremonial color to the opening events.
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Byram
Word of God
Chosen
Korea
William L Darby
Washington
Frederick
Presbyterian Church of America
William C. Gibson
New Castle
Del
Synod of
Baltimore
Ulug
Jesus
Associated Press
Eastlake Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
New Chelle
Presbriece Fan Church
U.S. A
John P. Clelland
Harold 8. Laird
First and Central Presbyterian Church
Gordon A. Curtis
Roy M. Avram
Board of
Presbyterian Foremgn Missions
Eastlake
Presbyterian Church
Gibson
Clelland
Presbytery of
Dover
Det
Winmranin Tea
Hoel
Byrwm
Cozart
Colnged
Barbara Bentin College
Concord
N.C
Byredical
Aradheck Ballail
Mra. Darby
Cummings
Cinthia Speere
Maryland
Hagerstown
Toomorrow
Tan Meres
United Fire Company
Sriver
Mase
Emory Ro Carmack
Edward M. Akers
Charles T. Butcher
Benjamin A Rosenstock
Tinney
Hamburger and Fogle
Art
Easton
T. Wexton Scott
Cottage City
Prince George's County
George Lindsay
Wagerstown
Treasury Post
Elmer Kigh
Frostburg
Frank W. Truitt
Ocean City
Millard Tawes
Crisweld
Frank Schaeffer
Westminster
Schaeffer
Noble F. Rushe
Ity- Altsville Fire Company
Association
Virginia KR. Reynolds
Hyattaville
Paul Watlington
First Brethren
Rushe
Landon Begins Colorado Vacation Amid Denver Welcome
Governor Alf Landon arrives in Denver with his family to start a Colorado vacation. A cheering crowd greets the Republican nominee at the station as he plans an open car tour through the city to Fested Park, where the Landons have a summer retreat.
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Denver
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Colorado
Republican Committee
Landon
Fsted Park
U S Protests to Japanese Government
The United States lodged a formal protest over the treatment of American citizens by Japanese troops. Ambassador Nelson T. Dokmoon delivered Washington's complaint to the Japanese embassy, which promised to respond formally. reports in China describe Japanese soldiers with bayonets forcing foreigners and marching troops toward an arms demonstration.
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Totayo
Nelson T. Dokmoon
Unitat
Chfna
Washington
Navy spy case secrecy ended
Los Angeles on June 25 AP reported the secrecy surrounding a Navy spy case was lifted with indictments of two men accused of conspiring to provide U S Navy information to Japan The defendants include Toshio Miyasaki identified as a lieutenant commander in the Japanese Imperial Navy and Harry Thomas Thompson a former navy petty officer alleged to have posed as an officer to obtain and sell information Tokyo officials offered no comment citing lack of official information
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Los Angeles
U.S Navy
Toshio Miyavaki
Harry Thomas Thompson
Mayawaki
Tokyo
Tos
Toshio Miyasaki
Mayal College
Memorial Contributions Set Aside in Frederick
Frederick city officials proclaimed Monday, June 29 as Memorial Day to aid the Ritchie Memorial Fund. Citizens are urged to contribute, with a Tivoli theater showing a film on Ritchie life and a running narrative by Dr. Hugh Hampton Young. Wednesday donors to the fund include Baker, Newman, Bruchey, Smith, and others.
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Harry W. Nice
Howard W. Jackon
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Culler
Albat
Ritchie
Frederick City
Tiltehle Memorial Fund
Hammond Clary
Ritchie Commission
Inter. Ritchie
Hugh Hampton Young
Mr. Ritchie
Ritchie Fund
Joseph J) Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Charles & Bruchey
Charles M. Smith
John 8. Newman
Prinkiin FE Baker
Floyd 1
Wise
Earl BE
Al'niz A. Wiener
Harry H. Herbert
George D Stull
Earl J. Poher
Matthias B. Klaier, Jr
Geeorge Webinilo
George YM
Crum
Lewis Cross
Luman J. Kehne
Helen R. Haines
Olin Waskey
Vienna Waskey
Percy Line Fined For Driving Without Permit
Hagerstown June 26 Perry Line driver of a bus involved in a fatal Rockville crossing crash was fined 190 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Heard for operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license. Line testified he lived in Georgia then returned and was arrested in Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
Perry Line
Wil Hebenne Telat
Nate Batenston
Rockville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Abnase
Coraward
Theocay
Maryland
Georgia
Georgia Tas
Tueedoc
Georg
New Potomac bridge planned with Virginia southern end
State roads officials outline a diagonal Potomac crossing from Sandy Hook toward Virginia with the southern abutment in Virginia to replace a West Virginia route segment. The plan includes reworking Harpers Ferry access, new approaches, and a toll-free Virginia span as part of a $1.8 million package needing Board of Public Works approval.
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J Handy
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Potomac
Harpeta
Pers Perry
Rossi
1Acen Fmo
Hare Pars Beery
Hooxsille
AL Sandy Hook
Mave Beom
Virginia
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah River
Charles Town
Sandy Hook
Nathan L. Smith
Maryland Roads Comission
Washington County
Frederick County
Smith
Department of Highways of
Hancock
Shepherdstown
Baltimore and Ohio
Western Maryland
Sandy Wook
Board of Public Works
Firemen Nominees for Maryland State Association Officers
The Maryland State Firemen's Association nominates Tawes and Crinfield for president at the 44th annual convention. Other contests include secretary and treasurer nominations, with incumbents and challengers listed. The gathering notes moves and faculty appointments linked to Vanderbilt University and related transit to Atlanta and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menceburway Sun
Millard Tawes
Crinfield
B. L. Bhippy
Ellicott Cry
Maryland State Firemen's Association
George RB. Lindsey
Magerttown
Ty Weston Scott
Cottage Cry
Frank W. Truitt
Ocean City
Elmer Kight
Frostburg
R T(t) Paemaw
Mene
W Merber AL Unie
Rack Hall
Marc Bryant
Denten
Fasten
Lenacening
Fight To End Two-Thirds Rule at Convention Meeting
Directors of the Patan Fuftias Company and related firms met in Worcester to discuss the two thirds rule and progress of quarterly operations. Attending were senior officials including RO Paulsath, Mag ervie, WOR Tinks 4s, and numerous directors such as Alexander Armstrong Giovanic, Morris A Birely, Henry Holzapfel Jr, and Walter D. Wilson. The meeting reviewed past quarter results and noted involvement of Am erican Water Works system in the discussed governance changes.
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Olivers
Arertoka
Pocatnte Hdisen
Sie Patan Fuftias Company
Te Panes
Oat
Hhaterstown
Citton MiGherry
Dhaity
MON Winey
Tirmont
Sad State
Benatar
David Bate
Medfornt
Qurrod Coutty
Alexander Armstrong Giovanic
Fesat
Morris A Birely
HL Shameberger
Emory Lo Cuoblenta
Jeslin Coblentz Dehephene
Abrvtinty Temp
Henry Holzapfel
Jr. Willian
C Maugans
Mot Moller
Guy K. Motter
D Ramacciott! CD
Charles Ronn
Grayroh HO Staley
Charles Wertheimer
Walter D. Wilson
D.C. Wintbrenner
Politics At Random By Byron Price On the 1936 campaign
Byron Price surveys the early 1936 campaign rhetoric as Republicans and Democrats swing at each other. He notes name calling, policy sidelining, and the drumbeat of attacks on Roosevelt and Landon, with Farley and Hamilton trading barbs as conventions shape the race. The piece questions whether public policy will gain emphasis amid heated rhetoric and possible charges of deception and fraud.
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Byron Price
Sureau
Treas
Washington
Landon
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Three Die In State Auto Crashes
A rash of Maryland highway accidents tonight left three more dead, bringing the year’s toll to at least five. Victims named include Karl Bo Metntire 39 of Fa omy Charles Jones 38 of Prorysille James Wy Ethoten 22 of Worl ours and Helen Bhrogda 40 of Maltinare. A fifth fatality occurred when Davis Greer 28 of Darlhogtan was crushed at a company site.
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Teven
Tve
Maryland
Cahay
Ak Yous
Pales
Cailidan
Infarls
Automobile Atriek
Karl Bo Metntire
Fa Omy
Charles Jones
Pro
Tees Thanna Poser Company
Oils And Specialties Aid Market Rally In New York
Market notes show Oils and Specialties extending aid to a rally, while weakness in some assets weighed on others. Chrysler led gains as several issues hit multi year highs amid irregular trading and rumors of interest payment reversals. A separate traffic collision on Washington Boulevard left two injured and triggered charges of reckless driving.
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New York
Sellora
Chrysler
Roy W. Linton
Roof P 3
Walam
Washington Boulevard
Maltimore
North Market
Twelfthtreets
Linton
Nest of Way
Ome Chey Hoffman
Toth Maschines Tete
Weather Today in Saint Ereme Precipitation Summary
The report shows today’s precipitation and temperature range with high and low readings. It notes yesterday’s temperatures and provides a mean temperature and hourly forecast indicators.
Annual Fourth of July Fireworks Warning and Ordinances
Frederick officials issue annual fireworks warning ahead of Independence Day. Firecrackers restricted until Fourth of July night. selling may begin today but use is banned until July 4. Police to arrest violators under 1928 ordinance. public fireworks display planned at Baker Park after dark.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Culler
Allen Bartais
Martyrs
Vrederick
Haels
Baker Park
Committee Votes To Scrap 104 Year Old Party Custom
A Philadelphia committee votes to end a 104 year old party custom and plans to bring the issue to the floor. The move signals a major change for local political tradition as party rules may be revised. Leaders emphasize the change will reshape ceremonial practices and party identity in the city.
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Philadelphia
Tee
Rooervelt
National
James A. Farley
Chicago
Tna
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Montana
Nevada
New York
Alabama
Colorado
Georgia
Indiana
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Lamperhke
New Mexico
South Carolina
Tennever
Texas
Vic Ainia
Democratic Platform Struggles in Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia reports show the Democratic platform facing delays over a major policy plank on federal power to tackle nationwide social and economic issues. Committees wrestle with a constitutional amendment proposal while debates on nominating rules intensified among factional groups.
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Lee
Che Drake
Orpanigaton
UAL
Towsevell
Nelils Anid Wey
Diawnters
Can Bit in Asdt Harse a Bid Et 2h
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