Anglers in Frederick County Brace for Big Bass Season
Frederick County prepares for a record bass season as licenses approach last year's totals. Deputy Clerk John H. Martz notes 2 300 licenses issued so far this year and 1 700 obtained at trout start, with weather dictating Sunday opening and river conditions. Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus stresses anglers must carry both license and button identification, and limits on rods, baits, and tackle are outlined amid a fluctuating river clarity and river conditions.
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Restaurant Owner Held by Kidnappers
Chicago police report a band of kidnappers seized Ancrex Sciacca 50 owner of the QGmental Cafe and dragged him from his car to an awaiting vehicle in what authorities describe as a ransom incident. No further details are clear in the fragment.
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Weather figures show April droughts rebound in 1934
The snippet records historic precipitation with figures for June 1933 at 2.81 inches deficient by year 1934. It notes yesterday’s amount and compares to last year’s totals, citing a deficient rainfall trend and numbered values for the period through June 1.
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Two Frostburg Bankers Held for Embezzlement
Baltimore reports that Robert Geau Ansar, president, and Frank Mere were arrested on embezzlement charges at the First National Bank of Frei burg. They appeared for preliminary hearings in Cumberland before U S Commissioner Tason and were released on $20,000 bonds each. An investigation found about $55,000 missing.
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Rockville Drops Coblentz Case Delinquent Indictments Dropped
Rockville June 26 AP The pending indictments against State Senator Emory L Coblentz of Frederick County in the Central Trust Company failure were not pressed in Montgomery County district court today The motion for nonpress was made by State's Attorney Stedman Prescott before Chief Judge Hammond Ulmer and Associate Judge Arthur D Willard Prescott noted Coblentz had been acquitted in Frederick County and a Montgomery trial would be before the same judges He faced three indictments for depositing funds at the Poolesville branch when he knew deposits were insolvent
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College coach waives preliminary hearing in murder case
George Bartholomew, wrestling coach at Washington and Jefferson College, waived preliminary hearing on a murder charge in the death of Thomas Manis, a 25 year old nightclub entertainer. A body was found days after his disappearance, with broken spectacles found nearby.
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Death of Edward Browning Reported After Cerebral Hemorrhage
63 year old real estate operator and millionaire Ed ward W Browning, known as Daddy Browning, was found unconscious in his hotel suite after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He is reported seriously ill in New York hospital, with a recent photo released.
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Relentless Prosecutor Triggers Break Down in Trial
In Dedham Massachusetts Norma Mullen, wed to a bank bandit, broke into urgent weeping on the witness stand as prosecutor Edmund Dewing pressed her. Judge Brown allowed a momentary recess while a deputy escorted her to an office behind the stand. She faces charges as an accessory after the fact in the Needham Trust Company robbery that killed two officers.
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Trail of Chicago arson ring leads to second suspect
Chicago reports state announces second arson ring suspect linked to a million dollar fire plot. Prosecutors say a dozen or more torch men, insurance adjusters, and others are under investigation. Plans reveal a Tailoring Company outing and ties to a Catholic chapel incident near South Mountain.
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Man Breaks Leg After Cherry Tree Incident in Leesburg
In Leesburg, 57 year old Wallace Browning fractured his leg when a limb broke from a cherry tree as he climbed with a bucket to fetch a pie his wife had agreed to bake. He is hospitalized in Loudoun County. The note mentions there was no pie.
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Power Shifts in New Deal Labor Policy In Washington
The article contrasts Gen Hugh S Johnson NRA chief as industry ally with Frances Perkins labor leadership. It notes Johnson’s dominance over labor voices, Perkins anticipated ascent, and Roosevelt’s evolving stance during labor board and national labor board tensions. Also mentions attendance at summer schools and pledged education efforts.
Berry Reports on MLL Trouble
Washington June 26 AP George L Berry former NRA emissary in Harriman Tennessee hosiery mill case told newsmen he urged Hugh S Johnson not to restore the firms blue eagle until it accepts a 15 point program he proposed The mill closed yesterday leaving 653 employed out of work Johnson received a field report from A R Glancy and was expected to respond to Harriman charges that the NRA was persecuting the concern Berry said management resisted two points including return of 50 strikers to jobs without demotion and creation of a new labor board to settle labor disputes
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Rifle and Pistol Championship to Be Held at Camp Jam
The United States will host rifle and pistol matches for one week starting June 20 at Camp Jam National Guard camp. The 13th annual Eastern small arms championship will include nine matches and begin July 4 with events spread over the week.
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Fragmentary Note on Found Money and Sayings
A garbled fragment discusses money and possession with phrases about finders keepers. The text mentions a person called heise and references care and capture but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations. The readable portions suggest a moral or proverb rather than a news item.
Woman Locked in Garage Rescued by Newsboy Side Story
A local woman spent the night trapped in a dark garage after the door lock snapped. Neighbors heard nothing until dawn when a newsboy spotted her crying for help and she escaped with a ladder aid from the loft and a quick exit. Her husband, alerted by a missing pocketbook, arranged police help.
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Market Surprises Traders With Mixed Steel Report
New York June 26 AP market opened with cautious gains then turned brisk. Rail and metal shares led the rebound while grains rose and some sectors held back. Dollar and currency figures noted with general market volatility and activity dipping later.
Broken Neck Fatal to Havre De Grace Councilman
Havre De Grace Maryland June 26 AP A 37 year old councilman died after a broken neck sustained near his home. The man, a long time Havre De Grace resident and business figure, was reportedly struck while at his residence which had been renumbered in recent years. The incident occurred at No 8 Maret Street, with the home described as east of the street’s previous address.
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Hill Country Slaying Puzzles Officers In Three-Body Mystery
In McAlester Oklahoma June 26 AP reports a hill country slaying of three Canadian bachelors puzzles officers. Bodies found scattered in woods and brush about 100 yards apart with 20 mules nearby. Authorities question edit men and search for victims William Gann Homer Berwster and Hebert Watkins believed tortured before death. Berwster’s body shows marks.
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Held As Killer Varied Wexedang Ey Oa Sae Says
A fragment notes an alleged killer held on a case described with unclear names. The text references a violent act and an ongoing investigation but contains unreadable details and lacks verifiable entities.
Roosevelt to Address Nation Thursday Night
President Roosevelt will speak to the nation at 9 30 p m eastern standard time on Thursday night in a broadcast that will avoid politics. He plans to clear his desk and depart Saturday for a cruise, having signed bills including one to form a prison industries corporation to expand lawful work.
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Sabotage Charge Linked to CCC Truck Program
A June report alleges sabotage of CCC trucks connected to a military sub-committee inquiry. The document cites a General and Representative Goss as involved in discrediting the 25th item and notes sabotage samples and oil contamination as evidence in the inquiry.
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Guarded at bier of Jane Hashiwen funeral
A guarded scene at the bier as Grace stands beside the coffin believed to be Jane Hashiwen. Family and pallbearers accompanied the somber procession in the quiet church setting.
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Students Earn Medals at Barber Briggs Post Ceremony
Students from Gandtrsburm and nearby areas received medals at exercises held in Martinsburg. Awards were presented on behalf of Barber Briggs Post No 104 RE to named recipients amid a formal ceremony in early 20th century attire.
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