Public Meeting on Tax Budget Cancelled After Board Conference
H Dorsey Etchison announced no public address will be made from the court house steps Friday night to urge a tax cut for Frederick County. He said three county commissioners indicated they will not permit a $59,000 school funding increase, keeping the total near $332,000. Etchison urged thrift and warned taxpayers will hold officials accountable.
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Court House Steps
County Board of Education
Etchison
Court House
Frederick County
Maryland
Big Title Fight On July 4 May Be Called Off
Widespread doubt hangs over the Dempsey Gibbons July 4 title fight as promoters face a missing $100,000 installment. Jack Kearny, promoter city officials and local backers weigh options after Dan Tracy resignation jeopardizes funds needed to start the event. Gibbons commits to the bout despite uncertain receipts.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Jack Kearny
Jim Johnson
Shelby
American Legion Committee
Dan Tracy
Dempsey
Tracy
Gibbons
Kearry
Mayor Johnson
Kearns
Oil Spreads on Maryland Roads As Projects Open
The State Roads Commission has begun oiling routes between New Market and Monrovia and on the Frederick pike from New Market to Lisbor. Concrete shoulders are added on the Frederick pike south of Lisbon. Contracts awarded for resurfacing macadam on Taneytown to Westminster and a 91 mile concrete road in Howard county between West Friendship and Ivory.
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State Roads Commission
New Market
Monrovia
Frederick Pike
Lisbor
State Roads
Daisy Road
Lisbon
Cooksville
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Montgomery County
Darnestown
Senica
M. J. Grove Co
Buckeystown-Dickerson Road
Buckeystown
Monocacy River Bridge
Reading Co Separated From the Coal Properties
A Federal court decree signed by Judges Buffington Davis and Thompson orders the Reading Company to dissolve from its coal properties within six months from June 27. It follows the third modified plan and requires new mortgages to be executed with bond exchanges. tender offers remain open three months.
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Associated Prep
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Buffington, Davis and Thompson
Reading Co
Harding on horseback over difficult Zion Canyon trail
Harding wearing ranger attire led a group including Senator Smoot and Governor Maher of Utah for over three miles into Zion Canyon along a horse only trail near Cedar City Utah.
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Associated Press
Zion Canyon
Cedar City
Utah
Harding
Smoot Ant Governor Maher
Two Girls Missing From Episcopal Orphanage
Two sisters aged 9 and 13, with black hair and brown eyes, disappeared from the Episcopal orphanage on East Church Street after being in bed at 10 pm. They are from Brunswick. one has been there eight years, the other about three months. Police and officials request any information.
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Brunswick
Olfer
Middletown Club Hosts County Women's Meeting
About 76 county club women gathered in Memorial Hall Middletown for the last meeting before fall. Delegates from 17 clubs spoke of regional work while Middlelawn conducted its business session and refreshments followed. Jefferson and Creagerstown Rural Clubs end year with summer break due to heat and farm duties.
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Middletown
Middletown Club
Memorial Hall
Middlelawn
Jefferson and Creaperstown
Jefferson
M. L. Etchison
Susan Lakin
Creagerstown
Garee Ogle
Lewis Chase
Neglected Family Man Arrested on Desertion Charge
Marion Layman aged about 27 was arrested in Baltimore for desertion and non support after failing to honor a promise to Justice J. Grahame Johnson. He had left his wife and child near Catoctin Furnace, sent money briefly, then ceased and was brought back to face charges awaiting the State's Attorney Anders.
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J. Grahame Johnson
Marion Layman
Baltimore
Layman
Catoctin Furnace
Justice Johnson
Allen Bartgis
Anders
Boston
One Baltimore Girl Killed in Auto Crash Near Rock Md
A Baltimore girl, Eleanor Cahill, 1054 Gorsuch avenue, was killed when her car plunged over a 20 foot embankment on the Belair road near Rock Maryland. Three others were severely injured and four men were hurt in two auto accidents near Baltimore. A faulty steering gear was blamed for the Belair road crash. The second wreck occurred near Beagle and involved a heavy track. several Baltimore residents were in the vehicle and arrests followed for reckless driving.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Eleanor Cahill
Gorsuch Avenue
Rock
Belair Road
Roberta Forward
Forest HM
Merton
Hopkins
William Bowers
Belair
Beagles
Charles Uttenrelten
Stanley Bunk
Eb Sle Zborowski
Catherine Long
Oveniatin Bank
Uttenreiten
Traymore Hotel Manager Killed in Shore Road Crash
Albert L. Comstock manager of the Hotel Traymore and his 14 year old daughter were killed when a car he drove struck a trolley car on the Shore road in Atlantic City. His housekeeper Mrs. Eleanor Moore also died in the crash as the vehicle swung against a telegraph pole.
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Comstock
Traymore Hotel
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Albert L. Comstock
Traymore
Eleanor Moore
Street work waits as summer passes in Market Street plan
W F L Childa resident engineer of the State Roads Commission says repaving Market Street as part of the slate ronda system should finish within six weeks after transfer to the state. Delays loom due to water mains gas mains and rails installation and possible injunctions over widening plans.
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W. FL Childa
State Roads Commission
Market Street
Patrick Street
Strees
Derra Alley
Scottish Rite Masons Enjoy Fourth Annual Picnic Outing
Members of Frederick Lodge of Perfection and Scottish Rite Freemasonry plus their guests journeyed to Sauble Inn Taneytown for a chicken dinner. The day featured a baseball game won 15 to 6 led by David Kolb with Roscoe B. Rhoads as score keeper and Elmer Brown Sr. as umpire. The return to Frederick occurred about 8 pm.
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Frederick Lodge of Perfection
H. H. Roy
Baltimore
A. Ts. McCardell
Frederick Lodge
A A. Radcli
G. EB. Wehler
Grayson H. Stalpy
David Kolb
Ben Rosenour
Gerson Rosenour
Elmer Brown, Sr
Kolb
Himself
Irving M. Landauer
Lewis H. Knock
B. H. Dutrow
J. Starry Brandenburg
Howard Gross
Atkinson
A. B. Colling
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Ross Wonrick
Glenn
Garber
Harry
George Mc. Comas
Frederick
A. LeRoy McCardell
Samuel G. Duvall
Charles E. Wehler
William E. Filler
A. A
Schroeder
S. Elmer Brown
Ross Wenrick
William C. Kolb
Albert Arica
Grover J. Michael
Messrs
Grayson H. Staley
Ames Hendrickson
William Herwig
D. E. Leatherman
Harry ST. Roy
A. A. Radeclif
G. H. Staley
Daugherty Drops 226 Indictments in Sherman Case
In Indiana on June 28, United States District Court Judge A B Anderson dismissed 226 indictments against coal operators, mine officials, and mining companies for conspiracy to violate the Sherman act, after Attorney General Daugherty urged the case would end in not guilty verdict. The piece also briefly notes a fashion item describing a black crepe gown with coral satin trim and beaded draperies.
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Associated Press
Indiananalis
United States District Court
A. B. Anderson
Daugherty
de Uef
Extra jury session to indict Frank M. Young
Baltimore June 28 A special session of the federal grand jury will be called next Tuesday to consider the indictment of Frank M. Young pioneer bill pool operator arrested yesterday in Philadelphia United States District Attorney Woodcock said the case may not be assigned for trial before the September term Young remains jailed hoping to obtain counsel and bail with bail fixed at twenty five thousand nine hundred ninety dollars.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Federal Grand Jury
Frank M. Young
Bill Pool
Philadelphia
United States
Woodcock
Lodayag
Young
Woodrack
U. S
Supplee
Efforts Fail to End Boston Telephone Strike
Boston June 28 efforts to unite warring Boston telephone workers failed. The strike began Tuesday with some operators voting for a seven hour day and wage increases, now entering its third day with no change in sight. Public calls in Boston worked normally while Providence and Pawtucket Rhode Island reported crippling service as strikers claim full exchange personnel.
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Associated Press
Boston
Providence
Pawtheker
R. 1
FLIERS AIM TO SET RECORDS IN FOUR-DAY FLIGHT
San Diego June 28 Army aviators Capt. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. A J Richter take off again after generator trouble forced a prior landing. They embark on a planned four day and four night flight to break endurance and speed records.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Lowell H. Smith
A. J. Richter
Sunday Schools Hold Annual Picnics Across Frederick County
Frederick travelers report a busy picnic season with multiple groups holding outings. Methodist Sunday school at Braddock drew about 400 attendees with eight cars expected to depart at two o clock. Otterbein Guild held a marshmallow roast. Baptist Bible School planned a Friday outing at Brad dock Heights. Lutheran picnic drew over five hundred at the Fair grounds with swings and ice cream.
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Frederick
Braddock
Frederick County
Methodist
Edgar K. Moore
A. A. Radcliff
Poward
Heinlein
William , Filler
James H. Harris
Elmer FP
Munshower
Misa Edith Radcliff
Mia
Lewis A. Woodward
Edward
Guild
Baptist Bible School
Braddock Heights
Market
Fifth Streets
Fair Grounds
Commission Warns Miners Not to Strike
Washington reports the Federal Coal Commission urged unity as miners at Scranton consider wage demands. In a Hammond letter the commission said no suspension of anthracite coal supply will be tolerated this year and urged miners and operators to seek an understanding while leaving issues open for negotiation. The public expects an agreement and both sides are urged to reach a speedy conclusion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Coal Commission
Union Mincr
Scranton
John Hays ‘Hammond
Commission
Operatora
Minera
Four Die in Jersey Grade Crossing Crash Near South Plainfield
Four persons die and two women are seriously hurt when a car is struck by an R and D express train at a crossing near South Plainfield New Jersey. Victims include Harry Nichols East Orange driver Andrew Barnes Newark Grace Mounteney Oakdale EJ Wills Newark. Helen Ford and Kathleen Brooks hospitalized. In separate item John S Newman named to St Johns College reorganizational committee.
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John S. Newman
St. John’s College
Enoch R. Gary
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Scott) Armstrong
Washington County
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University of Pennsylvania Law School
Bar of Maryland
Maryland University Law School
First National Bank of
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Board of Election Supervisors
Rotary Club of
Mary Rebecca Woods
Wiram Woods
Oklahoma
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