Two Autos Damaged In Corner Collision At College and Carroll
Two drivers, J Clarke Devilbiss Sr and Edgar Young 58 of Middleown, were slightly injured when their cars, a Buick and an Essex coach, collided at College Avenue and Carroll Parkway shortly after noon. Water from a broken fire plug flooded the street. Young taken to Frederick City Hospital. Devilbiss returned home later. Officer Lester Hoffman investigated.
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J. Clarke Devilbian
Patrice
Young
Mr. Young
Frederick City
Devilbiss
Large Crop of Peas Sets Canning Records in Maryland
In western Maryland at Mt Airy and nearby towns the pea canning season produced record outputs. Staley Canning Company packed about 11 000 cases, Mt Airy around 90 000 cases, with 35 000 cases in 1929 a high mark. Labor varied across Buckeystown Belmar Winfield Sykesville Gaithersburg as plants prep for string beans and the August corn season.
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Mi Airy
Maryland
Staley Canning Company
Mt. Airy
Coubie
Bosh Josal ‘Abor
Buckeystown
Belmar
Win+ bid
Sykesville
Gaithersburg
Arrest of Frank E Grove On Drunkenness Charge
Frank E Grove was arrested Friday night around 71 o clock by Officers Murray and Hofman and held for a Police Court hearing on drunkenness. The report notes a $5 bond was posted.
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Frank E. Grove
Murray and Hofman
Better $5 Co
Weather data snapshot from 1937 period notes
In a 24 hour period ending 1, 3 inches were recorded with comparisons to 1930 and 1937. The data lists normals around 13.31 and 13.938 inches with a low reading near 2.25 and a high around 3.52 inches.
Mather Denies Merger Talks Amid Steel Firm Taxonomy
A Cleveland report quotes William G. Mather denying merger plans and any negotiations with McKis or related steel entities. He stated newspapers were misinformed and offered no comment on any potential consolidation or timing. American golf and stock market notes follow with separate briefs.
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Mesger
Cleveland
Jame
Walliam G
Accident cases dominate People's Court session
Justice Bennett heard traffic cases from Plane No. 4 Priday to Linden Hills and Washington highway incidents. Hyman Goldberg of Baltimore faced possible hip fracture and side impact claims as others, like David Addison and John Molster, were freed of reckless driving charges after investigations. Officials noted a $5 fine for excessive speed on the Washington highway.
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Justice Bennett
People's Court
J. Z. ‘Funk
Hagerstown
David Addison
Laytonsville
Goldberg
Addison
Dreden
John T. Lightner
Martinsburg
W. Va
John S. Molster
Washington, D. C
Linden Hills
Molster
Lightner
Dryden
Nathan Gimner
Pittsburgh
Boxers
R. McCullough
Washington Highway
Chatge Bens
Bloor
Rates on apples in carload lots reduced
Washington AP reports Interstate Commerce Commission action lowers carload apple rates from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland points. The move aims to ease transport costs and stimulate shipments across the region. Local officials and merchants anticipate impact on pricing and distribution channels.
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Washington
Jane
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Co
Baptist Pastors Conference Opens Monday With Programs
The Maryland Baptist union program begins Monday with devotional services at the Ebert House pavilion and a sunrise service. Reports show 424 awards in study courses, including 78 intermediates and 274 seniors, as unions and youth groups present.
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Marys
B. Y. PA
Wlm.u
Miss Wrents Monroe
Union Training School
Reade W. Carr
Ore
Maryland
Joleon T. Watts
Balimore
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Floyd Sherman
Jersey City
N. J
J. E
Lambdin
Nashville
Tenn
Young Peoples Department of the Savage Churh
Rom the
Savage Church
Louisville
Watts
Ebert House Pavilion
D. W. J. Mejovmin
Greenville
S.C
South Baptist Convention
Furman Uni
Braccock Heights
Pipeline plans surface near Monocacy river area
Fragmentary notes describe proposed pipeline work near a creek and the Monocacy area east of Aydge. Details are unclear but mention distances like 4 2,500 feet and potential site planning for next week. Names and locations are partially garbled.
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Gwlant
Aydge
Frederick County Budget for 1931 Levyed Friday
Frederick County outlines its 1931 budget with detailed line items including County Treasurer and deputy salaries, court expenses, charities, road work, and school and hospital funding. The document totals a grand appropriation of 952,745.65 dollars and reflects tax and spending priorities for the era.
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Ofte
Astsant
Maryland Children’s Aid
Maryland Industrial Schools
Maryland School For Blind
Montevue Hospital
Paoysiman
Sherif
Maryland Librarians Meet at Hood College for Summer Institute
Maryland librarians gather at Hood College in Frederick for the Summer Library Institute June 29 to July 9 under the Maryland Public Library Commission and the State Department of Education. About twenty selected workers from notable libraries will attend with Adelene Pratt of Baltimore directing.
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Maryland
Hood College
Maryland Public Library Commission
Maryland State Department of Education
State Department of Education
Fréderick
Enoch Prats Free Library
Baltimore
Katharine F. Durrow
Rood College
Enoch Pratt Library
Pratt
Joseph 4. Apple
Coege
Maryland Public Library
American Lit Association
New Haven
Ihe
Coliese
Bat Iwi
Couce
Next Week Weather Outlook for North Atlantic States
Weather outlook for Monday in the North Atlantic states shows mostly fair conditions with a period of overcast skies and slightly cooler temperatures. Light winds and no precipitation are expected to affect coastal areas.
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North Atlantic
Éad
Brunswick Man Sentenced to Sixty Days in Jail
A Brunswick man was jailed for sixty days after a domestic violence incident involving his wife. The report describes the man allegedly striking his spouse, fighting with Leonard and attempting to flee with the stolen items before authorities intervened.
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Brunswick
Married in Washington Frec Ony Baties Wedding
A couple from Marrs County tied the knot in Washington. The bride and groom, identified as Frec Ony and Baties, left for an extended celebration at Frederick, the former home of Shepat Mare, after their ceremony.
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Washington
Marr
Baties
Frederick
Shepat Mare
Wolf Course and Pool Attract Strong Patronage
The local wolf course and pool show steady afternoon attendance, with patrons enjoying the facilities. Reports note good use on warm days and consistent crowds through the week.
Young People Prep for Blue Mountain Conference at Hood College
About 250 youths from nearby states and the District of Columbia attended the Presbyterian Young People's Conference at Hood College in Frederick. The event precedes the sixth annual Blue Mountain Conference to be held June 28 to July 10 with about 300 Episcopalian representatives. Activities included a final dinner in Coblentz Hall, address by Dr. Silas Evans, social hour, and a busy schedule of services, meals, study periods, and recreation through July 10 with Holy Communion planned for Sunday July 5.
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District of Columbia
The
Presbyterian Church
Jin
Hood College
Frederick
Coblente Hall
Silas Evans
Ipon College
Ripon
Cablentz Hall
College
All Saints Church
Orztork
Joan W. Sucer, Jr
Department of Religious Educa
Meningitis Strikes Coach Hunk Anderson in Minnesota
Minnesota coach Hunk Anderson is reported to be suffering from meningitis with a cautious outlook. The article notes an ongoing medical evaluation and mentions related names connected to the case, including Edward Storm and Mrs. Hate Storm.
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Homsip Ia Anik
Othe
Mie
Exverna! Birei
Frederick
Edward D. Storm
Hate Storm
Freder
Emergency fund total rounds to five thousand
Emergency fund totals reach $3,555.56 and $3,570.50 in the ledger with minor adjustments noted 106 3.00 3.02 and a final figure of $3 588 recorded.
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Drocth
Stimson Sails to Take Part in European Meets
Washington optimistic as debates on a one year war debt reparations moratorium proceed. Secretary Castle notes French Chamber approval signals government strength, while Hoover watches, Meilon and Edge in Paris seeking reconciliation. Laval plans resumed talks Monday amid cautious optimism.
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Stimson
Jane Staps
Pas Omemuls
Alma Arment
Treasury
Europe
de Excent
Thas 2
Ssand
France
United States
Washington
Castle
State Department
Chamber of Deputies
Hoover
Paris
Meilon
Ambassador Edge
White House
Federal Reserve
Andrew W. Mellon
Sary
The
Shanghai post reports on a fire and damages
A fire at a home on Jeremson Street caused significant damage before 2:70 this afternoon. Fire crews responded but the engine was unable to save the structure, with reports noting an oil incident and extinguishment upon arrival.
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Jeremson Sree
United
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