Frederic to Get Airport With Radio Beacons by Fall
Officials announce after a morning conference with Thomas B. Bourne of the U S Department of Commerce that several sites are under study for a Frederic airport. The city will provide the field, the government will lease and equip it with a radio beacon and flood lighting, aiming for use by fall.
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Frederic
Thomas B. Bourne
Airways Divison
U. S. Department of Commerce
Loyd C. Cuter
Washington
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Bourne
Seek Crow Poison in Stone Murder
Bel Air reports reveal the poison used to kill George Stone is common crow poison sold in small stores and requiring purchaser registration. Baltimore chemists found traces in the victim’s viscera. his mother Hattie Stone is charged as the suspect.
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Bel Air
George Stone
Hattie Stone
Barford County
Baltimore
Stone
Edcar Stone
Edward Stone
Woman Who Saved Her Grandson Loses Life
In Baltimore on June Ot, 77 year old Mrs Sauuine Vogel perished after pushing her grandson Fredenci Vogel out of the path of an oncoming car. The victim, identified as Eva Deval Hargett of East South Street, was taken to Frederik Cry Hospital where she remained under treatment for several days.
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Baltimore
June
Sauuine Vogel
Fredenci Vogel
Joesi
Theodore James
Eva Deval Hargett
O& Mersperger
Wrest Teron Street
Frederik Cry
Harvester Co. Head Offered Farm Board Job
Readable fragments indicate the head of the Harvester Company is offered a farm board position. Text mentions Waaliegse and Pace tat Fed era with unclear references to Banner, Alt mate, and Haneser Comper.
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Waaliegse
Fas
Owen
Haneser
Boy Scout Camp Ends This Week
Scouts at Camp Bierlee Cascade wrap up a two week session amid a busy schedule. Homesickness fades as 15 Rotate Club members join a baseball game and campfire activities. Kiwanis and Rotary visitors share talks and a field day with scores and emblem points.
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Bierlee
Cascade
Ufe
Lfe
Particu
Om Alendar
Key” Goldberg
Eas
Eighth Street
Joseph H. Appie
Hood College
Frederick Boys
Kiwanis Club
A. A. RadelYt
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
Mr. Sappington
U. S. Army
Esa
Camp Bjoriee
Grafson H
Disarmament Talks Lead to No Definite Plan Yet
London AP says Ambassador Dawes and Ambassador Gibson discussed approaches to the disarmament issue with Ramsay MacDonald present. no definite form reached, Dawes announced at a press conference. Also mentions stock market recovery in New York with brisk volume and various sectors amid broader economic notes.
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London
Ambasdor Dawes
Ambassador Gibson
Mer Ramsey MacDonald
Ambassador Dawes
Todar
New York
Federal Reserve
Braddock Heights Pool and Bath House Progress Update
Braddock Heights progresses on a new pool and bath house with 150 by 30 feet swimming area, eight to two feet depth, a two-section bath house, and showers. The project, funded by local stockholders, aims for a July 10 dedication with a community musical program of 150 voices from Jefferson and Hagerstown.
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Braddock Heights
Withming Pool
Sie Wes
Staley Avenue
Hagerstaun
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Potomac Edison Company
High Knob
American Water Works
State Department of Health
Health Department
Braddock Heghts Swimming Pool Corporation
Edgar F
Jefferson and Hagerstown
Charles M. Cassel
Hagerstown
Scottish Rite Outing Friday Dinner and Program
Frederick Lodge of Profession Scottish Rite Masons hosts an outing at Hotel Brad dock Friday night with a 7 o'clock dinner and entertainment. Performers William F. Raymond Jefer and Fred East of Washington join a program that followed a Kiwanis International convention in Indianapolis. Event arranged by Irving M. Landauer and others.
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Frederick Lodge of Profession
Scottish Rite Masons
Hotel Braddock
Wiliam F. Raymond
Jefer
Fred East
bari+ tone
Washington
Kiwanis International
Intianapolis
Irving M. Landauer
R. Ames Hendrickson
Francis B. Sappington
Ger C. Roser
Roscoe B. Rhoads
A. Har. Etchison
To Sing at Baptist Church by Students League of Many Nations
Representatives from 16 nations will participate in a student led program at the First Baptist Church this evening. The event, previously staged with success, is organized by The Students League of Many Nations with headquarters at the Practical Bible Training School in Bible School Park New York near Binghamton. Reverend John A. Davis, D.D. directs the singers.
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Baptist Church
Students’ League of Many Nations
First Baptist Church
Singets
Practical Bible Training School
Bible School
Probe Report of Liquor On Leviathan
Washington June IT AP reports that Secretary Leeman would order an immediate investigation into claims that the Leviathan sold liquor on eastbound trips from New York. The New York Herald Tribune says liquor was sold on both east and westbound voyages with supply unclear. The paper cites medical stores as likely source, a practice seen on other American ships.
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Washington
Asmt
Leeman
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
United States
Roy
Hawks Set Record For Round Trip Flight
The Hawkes attempted a round trip from Peeres Field Nigerzala to the Pacific and back setting a long duration record. Captain Hawke claimed the journey would take eight days though the plane's engine limited speed to miles per hour and the flight endured severe conditions.
Hoover Proclaims October 11 for Pulaski
Hoover designates October 11 as Pulaski Day. The proclamation honors Polish heritage and observance in local civic life.
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Hoover
Pulaski
Walkersville Wedding Set With Floral Pageantry
The upcoming Walkersville ceremony features Miss Jane Berely and Mr. Palowit Semsut in a lavish ivory satin gown wedding. Attendants include Mrs. Ardon K. Barton and Mrs. Zimmerman with bridesmaids in orchid blue pink and green. The celebration continues with a reception at the groom’s home and a honeymoon through New England and Canada.
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Jane Berely
Palowit Semsut
Walkerssk
Ted Ey
Frank A
Glade
Nupusls
Giriez
Perfect Love
Bure Feigh
Miss Grace Lough
Cin
Schubert
Chubb
Frit
Afiea Alice Coblentz
Ardon K. Barton
Bammit
Enlifon
Beaufont
Margaret Arrington
Baltimore
Clara Zimmerman
Walkersville
Helen Etrely
Blue Ridge Summit
Cora Happel
Birely
Georgette Geen
Suspect Held in Bank Robbery at Maugansville
Sheriff Scott M. Kane and state police oversee the Maugansville Bank and Trust robbery investigation. A youth about 23 is held for questioning as two young men remain at large after the one o’clock holdup witnessed by two women and a 17 year old boy. The cash was taken by a closed car with license plates hidden by trees. The suspect’s arrest followed searches of a house in Morgansville area.
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Hagemiess
Aps
oState Pollo
Oweitawedan
Haserstrand
Harper E. Banantine
Inter
Morgansvile
Bine
WNW
Aetad Tee
Ruggs
Castuer
Osbers
Moxerstown
Scott M. Kane
Washington County
Maugatisville
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
EL Riggs
WiVet Martin
Hagerstown
Sanin
Maugansville
Higerstown
Miss Scott Is Bride of John F. Byerly
Miss Marian Reeves Scott of Washington married John Francis Byerly of that city and formerly Frederick at St Matthew's Church in Washington. Rev Edward L Bucker officiated with couple attended by sister Henrietta Scott and brother Charles Byerly Jr. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home, and the couple planned a motor trip to Atlantic City before settling on Connecticut Avenue.
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St. Matthew's
Charles Byeiny
Sidney L. Scott
Que St.n. W
Atlantic City
Scott
Connecticut Avenue
Byeings
Reeves
L Scott Key Reeves
U.S. N
U.S
Maine
Hely Grosssion Conyens
and Mes
John Esseenck
Celiegs
Georgetown Schoo
Surplus Forecast By Mellom Cited At $170 Million
The report from Mellom projects a national surplus of 170 million dollars, with a conflicting figure noted as 273.9 million in a related line item. Analysts await clarification on the final balance and its allocation.
McDavid Elected to Head Kiwanis Clubs
McDavid elected to lead Kiwanis clubs as a new president in a community gathering. The vote for a united leadership marks a step for local service groups and their upcoming initiatives.
Wealthy farmer found with bullets in head
A wealthy farmer was found dead with bullet wounds to the head in an incident reported by local authorities. Police are investigating the shooting and reviewing nearby evidence and possible motives.
Miss Katherine Baker Weds Walter Bromley in Edgemont
The wedding of Miss Katherine L. Baker of Edgemont to Mr. Walter Bromley of Reavley Newbareh took place at The Stoneside The Grey stone Edgemont. The ceremony was conducted by Marshall Watt with guests from Frederick and surrounding towns attending. The bride wore a satin gown with orange blossoms and bouquets. The reception followed and the couple planned a several week wedding trip.
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Katherine L. Baker
Chater Baker
Edgemont
Walter
Reavley
Newbareh
John Tronior
Pocomokr City
Prederick
di Hardelot
DeKoven
Joseph Tt Pytes
Philip Reyer
Westminster
Downing
Caiman
C. Benzinger
Baltimore
Laura
Betty Amos
Philadelphia
Prisefils Pancoast
Elkton
Lucille Bull
Alice Cushman
Ellen Jane Messer
Washington
Ernest Walker
East Lansing
Mick
Bromley
Naetal Wolf
New Windsor
Gloria Hoover
Winchester
Arlene Miller
Waynesboro
Galen
Ralph Wolf
Joe Miller
Weeburgh
Frederick
Arts
J. T. Pyles
Elizabeth Pyles
Ruth Martz
Helen Pearson
Ernestine Chubb
Gould Luckie
Katherine Ridenour
Vernon W Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Rams
H. A. Herwig
Baker Home
Baltimore Trust Co Workmen on Strike
Baltimore June 27 A strike by 600 workers on the offices of the general contractors in Baltimore follows a discussion about who should erect the scaffold and other tasks. The protest involved carpenters and factors along with electricians. A peace party with local Rotarians and others then gathered at a community event with multiple attendees and card games.
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Jgoods
Gould
Presque Isle
Actien
Democratic Party
Cass
Baltimore
Jane
President Intervenes Over Prohibition Education Plan
Washington reports President Moorer directly opposed a proposed prohibition education pamphlet for public schools after a newspaper reveal. The move, funded by an $88,000 Congressional allotment, aimed to promote observance of prohibition through classroom materials.
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Washington
Moorer
Treasury
Congress
Anns D. Sutter
Statistical and Educational Division
The
Prohiblion Bureau
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Weather and crop prospects improve with weekly showers
Maryland growers report warmer than normal conditions with frequent brief showers. Wheat and rye harvests advance across eastern and central areas while oats head and fill well. Potatoes and garden crops show good progress with tomatoes and sweet potatoes also thriving despite rain interruptions. A local arrest near Point of Rocks is listed in the week’s notes.
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Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Gare Fett
Mostields
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Presistertan Mekrator
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Harvey the Txo Armeld
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Heights
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Lowman Says
Deniis Story
Joseph E
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Miss Berely
David W. Zimmerman
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Canada
Waynesboro Business College
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Johns Hopkins Univers
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Columba
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This City
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Toncheon
Brae Ridge
Sa’ Paar
Avda KL Barion
Far
Mas Cita Zo
Miaciewen
Ant Sos
Clara
Margaret
Maugansvil
Tate
Miss Scott
John F. Bverly
Mellom
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Rowars
Coniénscn
Aire
Miss Baker Bride
W.D. Bromley
Newburgh, N.Y
Baltimore Trust CO
Iva Miler
Moses Fishart
Meover Farors
Senate Finance
Stephen H. Love
United States Beet Sager Association
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