Eight accident cases up before state commission
Multiple compensation hearings were held by the State Industrial Accident Commission in Frederick County, with several cases postponed. Notably, ex-deputy William E. Foreman sought compensation after being shot while serving a writ, with insurers New Amsterdam Casualty Company involved. Other proceedings included claims arising from workplace accidents in 1933–1935 and related fatalities, plus postponed dockets due to various reasons.
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Frederick county dockes
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chaiman
Omar D. Crothers
Daniel R. Randall
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James McGraw
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Foreman
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New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Frederick county
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McGraw
Clarence Sharp
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Schroeder Culler Free Bellison Willis Zimmerman Weddings
The Frederick area hosts three marriage ceremonies in Evangelical Reformed and Calvary churches. Anna Margaret Culler wed George T. Schroeder Jr with earlier showers noted. Prances A. Bellison married George M. Free at Calvary M E with no attendants. Clara Martha Zimmerman becomes Mrs William T Wiss Jr at Walkersville with a large bridal party and extended honeymoon plans.
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Aigert PF. Culler
George T. Schroeder
Prederick
Evangelical Reformed church
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Frederick High School
New Citizen Publishing and Manufacturing Company
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Ella Culler
North Market street
Katherine FE
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Mt Airy
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Bradley T. Free
Frederick
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Aine
Herman McKay
Airy
Teachers College
Towson
Sykesville Eye School
Prudence Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
M. Free
Columba Lodge
A. F
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Canada
New England
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East New Market
Victor Her
Kresier
De Koren
W. Zimmerman
Cain-law
Sarah Quinn
Helen Criley
Lansdowne
Elwood Baumgardner
Taneytown
Afar
gazet
Smith Leads British Open Bid With Subpar Start
Smith opens strong in the British Open with a sub par five round 69 at Muirfield. He trails defending champion Henry Cotton by one stroke after Cotton shoots 68, as Smith eyes a potential share of the lead on a day of fast greens and mixed back-nine challenges. June 25 AP report notes market activity subdued with quiet but steady commodities and unchanged cotton in New York.
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wi Heid
MacDonald South
Glendale
Calf
MuirGeld
Smith
Henry Cotton
generals
Lear
spe
Chicago
New York
Market Resumes Its Upward Trend Slowly
Market continues a cautious rise in New York as tax worries ease temporarily. The drift was gradual with small advances and selective gains across sectors under intermittent trading.
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New York
Fool-Proof Strat Balloon Reaches 52165 Feet In Flight
Moscow reports the Soviet Union’s smart parachute equipped stratosphere balloon U S S R 1 Bis ascended 52 165 feet and covered 150 miles in 155 minutes. Pilot Villa says the test aimed at science with no altitude record attempt and the balloon can auto deploy a parachute to lower the gondola if damaged.
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Moscow
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Roosevelt Seeks 50 Million Wealth Tax Aid Plan
President Roosevelt announced a national wealth tax program tied to the emergency nuisance tax bill to fund youth training and apprenticeships. The plan aims to place about 500,000 youths in school and work programs with a $15 monthly average, and separate action on the wealth tax is urged.
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Senate Finance committee
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Senate Finance
Congress
Washington
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Aubrey Williams
Harry L. Hopkins
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Nice And Butler To Discuss Cut Warden Appointment
In Baltimore on June 26 AP reports Charles J. Butler chairman of the State Board of Welfare and Governor Harry W. Nice will hold a meeting to discuss opposing views on Walter E. Quenstedt’s appointment as a House of Correction warden. Butler, aligned with the governor, says his mind is made up while calling Quenstedt a matter for Annapolis as a third term nears its end.
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Baltimore
Charles J. Butler
State Board of Welfare
Harry W. Nice
Walter E. Quenstedt
House of Correction
Quenstedt
Quensted
Boy Near Death After Gunshot Incident in Thurmont
12-year-old Claybaugh Jr. was critically injured when a .22 caliber rifle bullet passed through his abdomen near Thurmont. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital after playmates, who believed the gun was unloaded, summoned help. The shooter’s name was not released as relatives and local youths described the scene at Hunting Creek.
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Claybaugh, Jr
Elmer Claybaugh
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
JK. ‘Gray
Hunting creek
Elmer
J. Hooker
Local hospital reports injuries from recent accidents
Annie War was discharged from the hospital Monday after injuries. Kreitz suffered injuries in a motor vehicle crash on the Emmitsburg to Andy town highway. Carrie Byers of Emmitsburg was treated at Warner hospital Tuesday for a fracture in her left leg from a fall in her garden last week.
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Annie Mr
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Kreitz
Emmitsburg-aneytown
Carrie Byers
Emmitsburg
Warner hospital
Chinese Attack Japanese Force on Manchukuo Front
A Chinese force of about 72d troops engaged Japanese units on the Sanguta Jehol Chihar frontier. Reports say 500 Chinese troops first met a patrol, with 200 more arriving from Toshihiro and a larger Manchukuoan detachment rushing to the battleground north of the frontier.
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Manchukuo
Thurmont Man Wounds Leg Cutting Stakes Near Home
William E. Foreman, a former deputy sheriff of Thurmont, cut his right ankle with a hatchet while cutting stakes for flower beds near his home on Monday. He suffered a painful but non fatal wound and was able to move about with crutches.
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William E. Foreman
Thurmont
Montgomery Board Drama Ends In Trove Of Appointments
Montgomery County commissioners end a heated session with a sweeping patronage plan. Vie Vie Irons the post of general manager for the Alontgomera Castry Liquor Contral Board. Coughlan backs Vie and wins support from Democrats and Republicans alike. New hires include John C Walker as county engineer and William C Felsom as assistant engineer, with other staff restored or reassigned at Bethesda and Silver Spring offices.
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Charles EL * King
Frston Party
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Bethesda
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Silver Spring
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Rockville
Harry B. Shaw
Shaw
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R. K. Waters
Raymond Stevens
Folsom
Airs
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Asbury Williams
Richard Gaither
Harry Lee Miller
perfect harmony
King
Robert D. Wagner
Hagner
Kiing
Richard H. Lansdale
missioner
Hing
Ira C. Whitacre
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Heagner
King wed
Weather Snapshot: Temperature Extremes Shift
Friday’s data shows yesterday’s high at minus fifteen, contrasting with ninety three a year ago. Last night’s low reached fifty two, down from sixty last year, outlining a cold year-over-year swing.
Washington Herald reporters fined by Rockville court
Washington Herald reporters Pat Frank and David Lee received 99 day jail terms for contempt of court over printing a story claiming the Boland verdict. The paper was fined 5 000 dollars and an appeal was noted for the newspaper corporation. were released on bond and a mirror appeal brief sought five days to file.
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Washington Herald
American Newspapers, Inc
John Martin Boland
Anne Lyddane
Francis Lyddane
Pat Frank
David Lee
Herald
Montgomery county
Elisha Hansen
Chevy Chase
newspaper corporation
Michael Flynn
Ray Helgeson
night city
Boland
Frederick Banks Cut Discount Rate to 5 Percent
Four Frederick banks announce a one percent cut in loan discount rates to five percent effective July 1 in response to national trends toward cheap money. Directors of the remaining banks plan meetings this week. Deposits in savings departments were reduced to 2 1/2 percent with caps at about 3,000 dollars for certain accounts. Each bank will issue its own formal notice.
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Frederick
New three member conservation commission holds first meeting
The newly formed conservation commission met June 26 appointing Hazerstown as chief clerk and naming Robert FL Duer as chair. Members include state senator Garrett County and Dr. r. W. McComas, with Dr. Hubert Wade of Washogton Cour. The panel discussed temporary appointment of Bentz to a qualifying post, noting Bentz as a former Frederick resident well known locally. Overnight arrests reported include Best Hagan at 11:55 for drunkenness, "Shorty" Simpson for disorder, and Randolph Lytes for disorderly conduct at 4:30 a.m.
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Bentz
Best Hagan
Phebus
Shorty” Simpson
Fagan
Randolph Lytes
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