Stork Delivers Infant As Car Reaches Frederick Hospital
At Frederick County Emergency Hospital a baby was born in the automobile just as it arrived at the entrance. The mother and infant, weighing about five and a half pounds, are reported doing well. The father, Dr. Harley, and family were en route from Route No. 1 when the birth occurred.
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Charles Hartey
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Rioting Breaks Out After Troop Withdrawal at Lead Company
In Joplin Missouri on June 28 rioting erupted between striking miners and workers at the Glenna smelter of the Lead Company after national guardsmen were withdrawn. Miners armed reportedly with guns and clubs attacked workers en route to work as operators reopened after a March strike seeking recognition and better conditions. Several workers were beaten, cars were attacked, and shots were fired at vehicles that did not stop.
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Joplin
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Hansas- Hissour
Reno Divorce Case Seen in Maryland Court
The Reno divorce case involving a Maryland defendant proceeds in the circuit court. Matson appeals for a decree against his wife Mrs Ne Matson over a Nevada divorce claim, seeking custody of their nine year old daughter amid alleged separations and disputes.
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APs
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Maryland
ry Carime
Takoma Park
Matson
Ne. Matson
Nevada
State of
Weather data snapshot from June with temperature and sun times
Precipitation for two hours ending at oGay 15 shows June to date 3.72 inches versus normal 4.36. June 1935 precipitation 12.54 inches to date. High yesterday 15, high a year ago 9s, low last night 65, low a year ago 69. Sun sets today 7 41 p.m, sun rises tomorrow 4 46 a.m. Moon rises tomorrow 3 24 a.m, moon sets tomorrow 7 02 p.m.
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Loyal government troops quell mutinous Manchurian force at Peiping
Loyal troops repulsed a Manchurian mutiny aimed at seizing Peiping the forbidden city. Martial law was declared and later lifted after peace preservation forces won. City gates remained closed and talk suspended as railroad traffic to Trentsin resumed later the same day.
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Associated Press
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Trentsin
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Weather Helps Farmers With Cool Skies and Harvest Hope
Fair harvest weather improves farmer prospects after last year’s heat. Thursday’s shower cooled temperatures, with a 95 degree high and a 65 degree low. Reports show horses suffering from heat in Frederick County as harvest begins, while wheat and barley yields look promising with early figures around 25 bushels per acre for wheat and 45 to 60 for barley. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE)
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mercury
Baltimore
Frederick
hough
Catoctin mountain
Middletown valley
barney
Harry Stone
Lions Hold Outing With Speedball And Social
A community gathering near Rice's meadow west of Middletown featured speedball and horseshoe games. The business session ended early as evening activities continued with a fried chicken dinner catered by Dr. and Mrs. A R Remsberg. The speedball score stood 18-18 when darkness fell. An annual meeting and registration will be at Francis Scott Kerho.
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Rice's meadow
Middletown
A. R. Remsberg
Francis Scott Kerho
Invites Sent for Sykesville Volunteer Fire Parade
Invitations issued to about forty five neighboring departments to join the annual carnival parade of the Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company. The parade will be held on Wednesday July 17 starting at 5 p.m.
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Sykesville
Burns Denies Effort to Delay Tax Program
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Burns rejected rumors that Congress would delay wealth distribution taxes to next session due to revolt threats. He said Democratic Ways and Means members would push a tax bill this session and send it to the Senate, countering claims of November hearings and a new bill for 1956.
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Ways and Means committee
Congress
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Ways and Means commune
Senate
LaFoliette
yesterda
Mitchell Flop Won't Shield Roper's Dept From Criticisms
Washington memo by Rodney Dutcher argues Elling Mitchell failed to present solid charges against Dan Roper and his commerce department. It notes lingering odor of New Deal favoritism and criticism of Roosevelt aides. The piece highlights ship board, navigation, and staffing issues as longstanding problems linked to Roper.
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Commerce Department
Mitchell
Roosevelt
RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Elling Aftchell
Department of Commerce
Dan Roper
MecCarl
Vincent Aster
Kermit Roosevelt
tvo
imers
H. Russel Amory
Willard Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Shipping Board Bureau
Department
Herbert Hoover
Officials Guests At Gambrill Park Dinner
Frederick officials and residents joined Joseph D. Ba and James H. Gambril for a formal dinner at Gambrill Park. The group toured the park by auto after a shower, touring the improved road and discussing a possible federal park work force similar to CCC operations.
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Lloyd C. Cu
Frederick
Joseph D. Ba
James H. Gambril
Gambrill Pa
High Knob
National Park Service
Cirthan Conservation
Fishing erect
Cato Park survey
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propasa
simx
Chester L. Burnham
Henry Register
Williams
Department of the Interior
federal park
Thurmont
Prenes Scow Key
Baker
Gamorel
abbor
iase
Hing
Herder S Schrosdes
Elmer
Maxxmer City Forest
Holmes D. Bake
Lewis R. Deri
Market Is Disposed To Move Ahead Again
Market sentiment shows a forward tilt with most financials advancing while trading remains uneven. Stocks and bonds show modest gains as investors hold prior session levels and call money is reviewed at a fraction of a percent.
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New Yorke
Srans
colon
Doctor Cullen Elected to National Tuberculosis Association
Dr. Victor F. Cullen, superintendent of the State Sanatorium near Sabillasville, has been elected a director of the National Tuberculosis Association. The association holds its annual convention at Saranac Lake, NY, where Dr. Cullen is attending.
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Victor F. Cullen
Sabillasvile
National Tuberculosis Association
Saranac Lake
Cullen
Perry Captures British Open With Record 278
Alfred Perry 30, from Britain, wins the British Open at Muirfield with rounds 67 and 72 on a windy day to total 278, matching the Open low score and ending Henry Cotton’s reign. Cotton finishes with 293 after 76 and 75. Perry’s victory gives Britain a firm grip on the championship after American dominance.
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Muirieid
Scotland
Alfred Pe
Perry
collec
Henry Cotten
Sandwich
Cotton
Muirfield
Anishim
Gene Sarazen
Sandsch
Great Britain
Long Count Barry Sentenced To One Year In Jail
Chicago inmate Barry, known as Long Count, received a one year term in the county jail after conviction in a conspiracy to embezzle fifty thousand dollars from Amalgamated Trust and La Banz. Judge Feinberg ordered the sentence and allowed Barry to suspend his business plans. Abraham Haraiz, former Paul attorney, and Oi Van Berk, a bank clerk, were named in the scheme involving worthless checks.
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Chicago
Dave
Barr
Cooz courtau
Michael Feinberg
Amalgamated Trust
La Banz
Feinberg
Barry
Abraham Haraiz
Paul attoiner
so Van Berk
Schaeffer Named New Head of Franklin and Marshall
Dr John A Schaeffer of Japan Missouri was elected president of Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster Pennsylvania at a special trustees meeting He is son of Nathan C Schaeffer former Superintendent He succeeds Henry H Apple who resigned last year and takes office August 1
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Lancaster
John A. Schaeffer
Japan
Franklin and Marshall College
Schaeffer
Nathan C. Schaeffer
BP Firamia
Eagle-Picher
Henry H. Apple
Schacter
Joplin
seryi
Jap Beetle Traps Placed in City and County
Traps for catching Japanese beetles have been placed across the city and surrounding county to curb infestations. Officials urge residents to allow trap access on public property and report any notable beetle activity to the agricultural office.
Catches 100 Rats in a Single Home Trapping Effort
A man near Midaim reports trapping 100 rats at his home using two steel traps that captured two rats at once. He found a tunnel under his den and built a brick passage to guide the escape, moving rats out as they were caught.
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Midaid
Flock
alule atie
Prohibition For Police Is Decreed In Montgomery County
The county moves to bar officers from drinking on or off duty under a new prohibition. The tale recounts budget talks and assessments with commissioners debating tax rates and property valuations, noting a $1.50 per $100 rate and calls for prompt assessment of new buildings to raise funds. Costs and personnel changes are referenced as the discussion centers on fiscal policy and enforcement.
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William sage
Watson Stewart
wothe
commiss
Robert D Democrat
Hagner
Hasmer
George Bradley
opus assessor
Fusion
Bill to Prevent Suits Is Offered by Steagall
Weslington June 28 AP An administration bill to deny damages claims by holders of government securities due to dollar devaluation was introduced by House Banking Chairman Steagall. It would strip gold clause holders of suing the government and allow exchanges of gold clause securities until September 1, 1935.
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Steagall
House Banking committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Banking committee
House
committee
treasury
Two 17 Year Olds Ordered To Harvest Work
Two youths from near Woodsboro, Russell Morgan and William David Smith, aged 17, faced Peoples Court for stealing a calf to raise money. Judge Muton G Umer Jr offered probation and required work in the harvest fields to repay costs, citing character testimony from Dr Grabili ie and recommendations from Sherman P. Bowers.
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Peoples Court
ta Russell Morgan
Wiliam David Smith
Woodsboro
Muton G Umer, Jr
Grabiliie
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles W. Smith
Mary hear
Rome
Tip Of Quins Stand Today For First Time
Tip of Quins face their first major stage since formation as Jant 28 marks a new start for Jets members Yvonne and Cecile Dionne alongside Marie in a preliminary run.
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Catander
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Cecile
Marie
Community Treat at Mont AY Members Event
A group of 79 attendees including Ta Menterus and STARNCS pastor shared a tea event at Mont AY. Laura W and magannes provided treats. 58 were treated in the main gathering. The W.C. T. U group later visited the hospital, leaving treats for 38 more. Planned by William Schmidt, Flower Mission president, with Roy Leather and George Culler aiding.
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Mont AY
Ta Menterus
STARNCS
t. made
Laura W
magannes
manang
Wiliam Schm
Flower Mission
Roy Leatheipman
George Culler
Bite and fall injuries haunt Blue Mountain notices
A dog bit a man named Sir and Thirmoni early Tuesday. Mrs. Annie Sx of Blue Mountain reports a broken arm after a fall while climbing steps at Ross Wolie’s home on Monday.
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Blue Mountain
Ross Wolie
New York Lawyer Suspected in Detroit Slaying Ride Theory
Police pursue William Lee Ferris after a New York attorney Dickinson is found shot in Rouge Park Detroit. Dickinson allegedly carried several thousand dollars and was last seen with Ferris, who vanished after Dickinson’s body was identified. Authorities consider a planned ride an early theory.
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Detroit
Miah
Howard Car
New York
William Lee Ferris
Dickinson
Ferris
Ohio
Andrew Smygen
Rouge park
Audit Complete Reports City Finances Praised
The audit to Marc cites Lford C. Cuter fi cs and the G. Scott Company in Charlotte as handling city accounts. Mayor Culler commends the city’s finances as sound, noting comparisons with other cities and bond limits.
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Lford C
G. Scott Company
Charlotte
Regsberger
T. A. Schroeder
campa
Tennessee
Terry
Culler
Frederick
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