County Road Foremen Appointments Sent to State Roads
County commissioners forwarded 24 county road supervisors and foremen recommendations to the State Roads Commission for action. Five foremen were named to groups of election districts, with groups organized to cover Frederick and Brunswick districts lacking county roads. The list awaits national review and possible complications before final approval by the state.
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Comissoners
Frederick
Brunswick
Stace
Playground Fund Surpasses 300 Dollar Mark in Drive
The Playground Commission chair Ma. Dierd Culler reports the fund has risen beyond 300 dollars with a total of 50458 recorded in late contributions. Notable donors include Potomac Edison Co and several individuals. charges of assault and larceny are also listed with ongoing court actions in Pelles Court.
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Dierd
Culler
aygrounds Commission
mars
fe AL Landauer
Gordon
A. L. Pearge
B. MecCleery
Ralph Zimmyck
M. Schwacher
Austin Pearre
Benjaminich
John A. Shires
J. Waman
R. Delaplaine
Wlliam T. Delaplaine
John Derr
Potomac Edison Co
Mr. s. Hudson
Charles E Hudson
Thomas Summes
D. T. irow
Toa
Weather Summary for June 36 1934 and 1935
Regional weather notes show 24 hour precipitation around 0.00 inches. Temperature readings indicate yesterday high and night low near standard values for the period. Sunset and sunrise times are listed. tomorrow’s sun events expected around mid afternoon and early evening.
Frederick Looks To Its Greatest Summer Holiday
Frederick prepares for its greatest summer holiday with a big night fireworks display at Baker Park planned by Alderman Herbert S. Schroeder. The event features 445 aerial pieces plus ground displays and a speed ball game at 6 pm. Weather favors a dry, warm Fourth with possible showers midweek. The News and Post skips Thursday publication with offices reopening after 3 pm.
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Baker Park
Herbert S. Schroeder
Castile
Schroeder
Bill
Svar
Ci Speedball League
Weather Bureau
The
mercury
News and Post
Chiappe shoots Godin in the leg in Paris dispute
Jean Chiappe, former Paris police chief and municipal leader, fired on Pierce Godin injuring him above the right thigh after Godin criticized Chiappe’s administration. The incident follows Chiappe’s rise as a key Paris politician amid local tensions.
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CHIAPPE
GODIN
Pars
Jean Chiican
Paris police
Pierce Godin
Paris machi- F Mornung piscolanges
policedspaen
coun
Roosevelt seeks prompt action on wealth tax plan
President Roosevelt urged Congress to act quickly on the wealth tax proposal and to enforce the new tax bill. Senate Finance Committee member Chaccuan Harswon said the committee will meet next week to begin hearings after a long White House briefing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chaccuan Harswon
Senate Finance Committee
White House
No Left Turn Ban Enforced at Square Tonight
Police chief announces new curb rule effective Saturday evenings to improve pedestrian safety at the Square Corner. Violators face warnings and possible tagging. signs may follow. Drivers must not double park or block curb lanes as enforcement begins tonight.
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ANen Ba
Flood Devastates Japan and Portugal Amid Global Storms
Report from Tokyo notes the worst storms in decades strike Osaka Kyoto and Kobe with thousands displaced and at least 150000 homes inundated. Damages exceed 40 million yen and rescue efforts search for missing boats offshore Korea. In Portugal tornadoes and cloudbursts devastate cities including Oporto causing blackouts and widespread casualties and property loss.
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Tokyo
popeon
Osaka
Kyoto
Kobe
Kyushu
Shikoku
Hondo
Keishohokudo
Kamo
Portugal
Lisbon
Oporto
Moncorbo
Vivana do Castelo
Power Company Plant Blast Kills Two
A power company plant blast killed two workers and injured others, prompting emergency response and investigations into the cause. Officials say the incident occurred at the plant site, with investigators collecting evidence and reviewing safety protocols.
Baer to Wed Mary Sullivan in Washington Ceremony
Max Baer the former heavyweight champion will marry Mary Allen Sullivan in Washington as court officials confirm Justice F Dickinson Letts will perform the ceremony. The couple’s licenses list ages 26 and 32.
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MAN BAER
MARY A. SULLIVAN
Washington
Max Baer
pugitism
Mary Allen Sulman
Ithaca
District of Columbia
F. Dickinson Letts
the
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Baltimore Grocers Seek Fair Trade Act Benefits
The Baltimore Grocers Association presses for legislative approval of a Fair Trade Act. If passed the act would aim to eliminate price cutters and midmarket gouging by establishing agreed terms for pricing between grocers and producers.
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Baltimore
Harry Wai
Insepencer
National Guardsmen Back On Mine Duty
National Guardsmen returned to duty at the Eagle Picher Mining and Smelting Co. in Glenna Kansas as workers clashed with guards. Troops in a dormitory area deployed two machine guns to quell the mob after an assault, with gunfire reported and many protesters present.
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National Guardsmen
Glenna
Kan
Fume
Eagle Picher Mining and Smething Co
Tascue
Garamess
agouti
Miss Burel De Sapat HS Pie Funeral Notice
Miss Burel De Sapat HS Pie died recently and funeral arrangements were made by Edison and Son. Interment is at Mt Olivet Cemetery with services at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, after being taken to Frede Where she was located in Carrad County ambulance.
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Moss Fann
Zac
Mt. Olivet cemetery
Ediison and Son
Burel De Sapat
Frede
Carrad county
Lewis Proposes Limit On Power Of Courts
Representative David J. Lewis proposes curbing judicial power to strike down acts of Congress. The remarks, logged in the Congressional Record, call for restricting court authority and reflect concerns about governmental integrity and constitutional checks.
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Lewis
David J. Lewis
Case Dismissed In Monrovia Assault Case
In Peoples Court Justice Micon G. Umer Jr. presided as John Richardson, a Monrovia resident, faced assault charges after a girl alleged he attacked her. The case was continued due to Richardson's absence. his brother Charles Richardson was tried and acquitted. Deputy Sheriff and State's Attorney presented evidence. Alto Bennett defended.
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Micon G. Umer, Jr
Peoples Court
John Richardson
Monrovia
Dodson
Richardson
Charles Richardson
Alto
Bennett
Birth rates show Frederick ahead of national pace
Frederick reports 287 births in 193? nine month period, a rate of 3 per 1000 above the national level, with 1934 national births at 16.3 per 1000. Maryland cities vary, including Baltimore 16.5, Annapolis 24.3, Cumberland 20.9, Hagerstown 18, Salisbury 30.9, averaging 17.1 per 1000. Indians mortality and other figures are noted, with rates compared to prior year.
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Frederick
isd
Aggres jus
Bureau of the Census
Maryland
Baltimore
Angapols
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Salsbury
New Mexico
Washog
actO
fante law
Fire Fails To Bring Down Plane In Warm Mercian Flight
Fire broke out aboard a Mercy aircraft with passengers Fred and Al Key aboard. Pilot Hey, at the controls, cut off the engine, battled flames, and used an extinguisher to douse the blaze. Fred was on the catwalk during the incident.
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Mass
Fred
Al Key
Hey
Market's dullest session in months ends mixed
New York stock traders closed the second quarter in a cautious mood as profit-taking limited gains. Despite a generally flat day, metals and scattered specialties saw demand while many issues remained virtually unchanged and investors held weekend positions.
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New York
Dog Bites 9 Children Seeks Serum To Town
A police report states nine children were bitten by a small terrier in Beltsville. Pasteur serum 44s was rushed to the town today by the State Health Department to provide treatment. The incident occurred yesterday as residents react to the dog attack. The same article notes a separate event about the Eighth District American Hellen ic Educational Progressive Associations convention in Hagerstown with guests of honor Major Liosd C Culler and State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers. The meeting will be at Woodmen of the World hall with a banquet on Sunday evening and a dance later. The district vice-president is mentioned as well.
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Ignatius Bjoriec
Maryland
Baltimore
Pasteur
Beltsville
State Health Department
AHEPS
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Associations
Order of Ahtepa
Hagerstown
Liosd C Culler
Sherman P. Bowers
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Woodmen of the World's
dist
Bank Bill Leak Disturbs Senate Banking Subcommittee
Senators on the Glass banking subcommittee were disturbed by a leak about the bank bill. The incident involved bank officials and potential investigations, with reference to public publication and a cited name Fleming. Details remain unclear as the scene unfolded near Freder as with an apparent link to a 25 year old, son of Augustus Fleming.
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Washington
Glass banking
Senate
New & bankers
l+ax
Oohy Fleming
ear-sid son
Augustus Flem
Frederas CAR
Barker Park Concerts Departures and Band Leader Change
Local concert at Barker Park on June 8 features the Little Ensemble Bethevens under director John Francis Fuse. New amplifiers and theater layout improvements accompany the event as Swing the Sundareen performances proceed.
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a. oe Park
w Springs
Ch. C . Stull
John Francis Fuseins
G.cector
Little Ensemble Bethevens
Contracts Awarded for County Supplies
County Commissioners awarded contracts for July to September. Vendors include J Marshall Staub for groceries, Charles W Wakersyde for meat, Hersn Bakery for bread, Feltenana for sour and feed, and Henarice Sons for ary goods.
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folinas
J Marshall Staub
Charles W Wakersyde
Hersn- Bakery
Feltenana sour
Henarice- Sons
ary
Held For Slaying of Girlfriend in New Jersey
A poster-like court note reports a boy held on accusation of killing his girlfriend after a dispute with his father at a party. He allegedly fired at her during a return voyage to Newark, New Jersey, injuring or killing the woman.
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anth
doam daurey
Euzavetn
N. J
Weather Outlook for the Mid Atlantic States
Weather outlook notes a mixed week with showers likely midweek and at week end. Early week may see cooler readings with moderate rain over northern counties and a turning warmer trend in the latter half.
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orth
Middle Avantic States
Geneva
Taxes On Income Rise Across Year In Fiscal Figures
Revenue figures show year over year increases in income taxes with varied totals and cited amounts. The data includes multiple large numbers, percentages, and potential year labels indicating shifts in tax collection or brackets.
Soft coal strike hangs on Roosevelt intervention
The looming coal strike threatens to collapse negotiations as miners walk out Sunday if no action occurs. President Roosevelt hopes for an extension while the United Mine Workers and operators weigh wage offers amid wider Guffey coal stabilization bill debates.
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United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Receiver Wins Point Over Liability in Bank Case
Judges Circuit overturns demurrers filed by a defendant stockholders in a case against Central Trust Company. Defendants granted leave to further answer within fifteen days. Objections urged hearing not set. Names include Hofman Joseph H Gera and Sarah astparais among others. Continuous discussion over shares and liability of bank case.
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receser
Central Trust Company
Rissex
yex
e Hammond Urner
eoy
Hofman Joseph H Gera
Sarah astparais
Broan
Ho Bueller DeLauier
ang Bere
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Lawyers Elect Williams In Atlantic City Meeting
A brief report from Atlantic City notes lawyer Williams elected with James W Cnapman Jr and R Benger Darnall serving as treasurer. All officials listed hail from Baltimore as part of the local legal group.
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WILLIAMS
Atlantic City
N. J
James W Cnapman, Jr
R Benger
Darnall
Baltimore
Cones Nea
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