Barn Fire Destroys Martin Farm Barn and Barley Crop
A large bank barn on County Commissioner William Martin’s Grateham-- reagerstown road farm burned after a stack of barley straw smoldered. Loss about 2500 with cattle released and several horses saved. barn contents and barley crop destroyed, buildings around not seriously threatened. Firemen arrived after 6:30 pm. cause undetermined though engine had threshing earlier. Insurance covered the owner’s property. estimate not finalized.
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Haqar Incident Closure Report From Japan
Japan announces the Hahar incident is closed as Mapletek seizure and Chinese actions are noted. Authorities say settlement efforts proceed with little resolved and many questions remain regarding military and diplomatic moves.
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JAPAN
Brothers Near Endurance Flight World Record
Meridien Massachusetts June 27 AP report says Fred and Al neared the world endurance flight record as the clock showed 4 13 30 PM while trying to match the 553 hours 30 seconds mark. They continued flying beyond 3 13 39 PM before the attempt faltered amid unclear conditions and caution from the crew.
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Meridien
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Fred ane Al
Weather Summary for 1934 1935 District Readings
Daily weather notes show precipitation totals for 24 hours and monthly figures with scattered OCR errors. High yesterday reached 87 degrees, and a year ago high was 93 while low last night was 42 with a year-ago low of 70. Sunrise and moon times appear imperfect in the text.
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tomorrois
Confusion Over New Deal Policy Worries Washington
A Washington dispatch notes persistent confusion in New Deal efforts as Roosevelt teams push Reef and NRA programs. Delays swirl around the Works Progress Administration like rumors of resignations and policy shifts, with Congress debating funding and enforcement while the White House seeks a decisive act before adjournment.
Charges In Political Debts Management Case
The report notes political debts and a Democratic Delegate from Queen Anne’s, with no clear charges or charges details. It mentions a 12 year old, Elmer Clabaugh of Thurmont, injured by a rifle accident and in critical condition at Frederick City Hospital.
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Elmer Clabaugh
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Insurance Up Quenstedt Hits Before School Board
A board meeting discusses insurance costs and a proposed policy affecting the school system. Officials review coverage options, premiums, and potential impact on operations. Community members raise questions about plan terms and protection for students.
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QUENSTEDT
JESSUPS
Frederick County Education Board tackles insurance and staffing
The Frederick County Board of Education met at the Court House to review expiring insurance policies totaling about 342 500 on school property and to discuss renewals and possible increases. They heard a report from the Insurance Company of North America and adjusted insurance levels for various properties. Bids were opened on interior renovations and salaries for staff were discussed, with several appointments and planning steps noted.
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Frederick County
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boar advisory committee
J. A gn Gobdleniz
Potes and Griffin
J. Ha. Hennedy
Helfenscade
Urnet
N Wertheimer
Clary
Urner
Feiser
J P. Feiser
Woodboro
Gover+ GRe
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Prua
John
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Tax clouds again impede sentiment amid unstable markets
Weather reports varied as grains showed nervousness and other commodities stayed listless. Leaders appeared unsettled by the mood and minor issues, with sentiment hampered by unclear conditions and fluctuating forecasts.
Frederick Days Drawing Crowds in City Shopping Push
Frederick merchants report strong turnout as Frederick Days draws shoppers to the streets and stores. Officials note brisk traffic through the event, with more bargains expected as sales continue and a grand award drawing by Mayor Cullers showcases prizes.
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J. H. J. Nester
Frederick Merchants’ Retail Assoc
Liord G Culler
resi M models
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Ames. corps
New Dealers Push for Amendment to Supreme Court Powers
Washington reports New Dealers remain hopeful for a constitutional amendment curbing the Supreme Court. Roosevelt allies push to begin campaign, while legal scholars discuss Congress as a check, citing U S versus McArdle as precedent. The piece notes internal White House disputes between Hopkins Ickes and rising tensions over relief programs and PWA funding.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Hopkins
Amity
Harry
Rintz Home Withdrawn At Public Auction
The three room brick dwelling of Lewis Kitz at 32 East Third Street was withdrawn at a public sale for a bid of 3900 dollars. Auctioneer Charge K.0 and R. L Koily were among the clerks and staff recorded in the notice.
Dictatorial Decrees Take Effect in Germany Today
Propaganda note claims new laws force labor camp service for 200000 youths and 100000 girls annually while broad participation in drills is required for all residents including foreigners. It also mentions penal code changes under national socialist tenets, rapid sterilization reviews, garden and homestead schemes, and church controversies handled by Prussian education chief Bernhardt Hust.
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Adolph Hiberstamp
Germany
Bernhardt Hust
Reargument Sought in Maryland Public Service Case
Baltimore June 27 AP Counsel for the State Public Service Commission filed a petition for re argument of the telephone rate case with the Supreme Court in Washington. Six points were listed, including whether a high court ruling on an issue not raised in Jamaica should be used to adjust general price levels and how such changes affect the rates and economy in 1934.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Washington
wlich
Rate changes limit bank rebates in SSRG states
The notice indicates a maximum rate on remittance charges or rebates taking effect January 1. It clarifies that the rule applies to banks under Fed supervision, with Bremel and SSRGs allowed in the states where they operate, signaling state level adoption limits.
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Bremel
Crooked Lawyer Faces Heavy Federal Fine and Jail
A federal judge imposed a heavy fine and a two year sentence on a lawyer connected to a case involving hidden assets and a key informant from 1964. The defendant, linked to John Dumer era schemes, had previously evaded authorities before his conviction.
Law to Bar Suit Over Gold Asked
President Roosevelt asked Congress to bar suits for payment of government securities in gold or in devalued currency. The measure aims to shield monetary policy from court action after the Supreme Court gold cases. It would let Treasury exchange non gold securities for gold clause securities and pay them in cash dollar for dollar with interest.
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Supreme’s Court
Court of Claims
Panama
United States
Panama canal
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Fletcher
Senate Banking committee
Firemen Plan For Convention Parade Testing
Fragmentary notes describe firemen preparing for a convention parade with siren tests and sound checks. The text mentions parades and a brief test sequence tied to a planned event. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but indicate organized procedures and timing for a public safety exercise.
Senate Delays on Roosevelt Tax Plan Prompt New Timeline
Washington June 27 AP President Roosevelt disavows rushing taxes through by weekend. Democratic leaders push a separate bill for inheritance, gift, corporate, and large income levies with hearings by early next week. House votes likely last week in July, Senate actions three to six weeks later.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Ways and Means committee
Doughton
North Carolina
Whitcombe Snatches British Open Lead
In gusting gale winds at Muirfield Henry Cotton, the defending champion, surrendered the lead to Charles A. Whitcombe in the British Open's second round. Whitcombe carded 68 to reach 139 after 36 holes, while Cotton shot 39 on the back for a 74 and 142 total, tying for second with Alf Padgham. American qualifiers include Henry Picard and Robert Sweeney, with others finishing near 145 to 151.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Henry Cotwon
Charles A. Whitcomb
Whitcombe
Cotton
Alf Padgham
Social Service Election And Finance Report
Do J W Bard re elected president for the year with annual directions. Lavinia and Mrs J Airs Av ancing committees join S Freceris PL Lee Immiee and Edwin W on the Social Service. Mrs Hoadle Miss Moore House chair new finance committee. Debt collections reach 8900 with Bethesda Silver Spring Takoma Park pending. Washington merchants contribute 1100 this year marking a new high for the drive. The league pledges aid in county welfare board care work as it begins functioning.
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