Nye Extends Lead in North Dakota Senate Race
June 29 Fargo AP Nye widened his Republican senatorial lead over Governor Langer to about 15,000 votes as 775 of 2,260 precincts reported. Burdick and Lemke also appeared assured of renomination. Senate probe chairman Sheppard urged all county auditors to report absentee ballots to gauge their role in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
U. S
Gerald P. Nye
Wiliam Langer
North Dakota
Yestran
Asher L Burdick
William Lemke
Congress
Langer
Nye
Washington
Sheppard
Dem. Tex
Senate Cam- Com
Sporters
Roosevelt
Krerth Dakota
Senalor Nye
Rep. N. D
Revival of Maryland anti New Deal group surfaces
A revived Maryland committee active in the 1936 anti New Deal campaign to help Senator Millard E. Tydings discloses its aim in a letter to business leaders. The note says the group exists to prevent Representative David J. Lewis of the 6th District from becoming U S Senator and to back Tydings in his re election bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getter
Tydings
Senate
Baltimore
Maryland Committee
Millard E. Tydings
David Lewis
David J. Lewis
United States
Maryand
Man is sentenced for killing young wife in Reading
Reading, Pa. June 28 AP rank P Kleckner, 72, said he killed his 22-year-old bride and her sister because they pestered him for money and was sentenced to a minimum of six years in prison. CAT EXPANDS LITTER. San Angelo Tex. June 29 AP feline tale follows a cat that recently returned from a stroll with a cottontail and deposited it with her newborn kittens, growing a growing family. FUEL FOR FRENCH TRAINS Paris June 29 AP French gasoline motor autorail trains may soon run on wool-derived gas. Trial runs show the fuel could be cheaper than gasoline for suburban trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading. Pa
Rank P. Kleckner
San Angelo
Tex
Elix Peiser
Pasure
Paris
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am none. June precipitation 65 inches, normal 4.36 inches. actual June 1937 653 inches. Deficiency in 1938 June 1-2.87 inches. High yesterday 72, high last year 24. Low last night 49, low year ago 12. Sun sets 7:41 pm, rises 4:47 am. Moon rises 8:09 am.
Market resumes its fast upswing in June rally
New York June 29 AP Traders resumed the rapid June advance after a brief pause and driven gains appeared across the tape. Gafins rose one to five points though A. S. Gypsum briefly jumped over ten before easing back. Daily volume neared 2.5 million shares as pivotal stocks hit fresh highs and industrials rails and utilities followed the broad uplight with renewed vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. S. Gypsum
Firecracker Case To Be Tried Tonight
Allegedly violating the city fire works ordinance by discharging a firecracker prior to July Fourth. Walter Layman was taken in custody at 11:30 p.m. by City Officer Ben Phebus Jr. He was released on collateral of 25 and costs for a hearing tonight. Arrests for drunkenness on the street included George Keith by Officers Blumenauer and Dorsey and Charles Herbert Hall. Officer Swomley summoned Richard Young to answer a charge of parking on the left side of the street after his truck, gathering paper for the incinerator, blocked the sidewalk. Young claimed Board of Aldermen permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Layman
Ben Phebus, Jr
George Keith
Blumenauer and
Dorsey
Charles Herbert Hall
Burras
Daniel Swomley
Richard Young
Garbace Department
Young
South Market Street
Board of Aldermen
Prince Bertil Leads Three-State Centenary Ceremonies
Prince Bertil of Sweden carried the ceremonial burden as Pennsylvania paid tribute to Swedish and Finnish settlers. Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf lay ill in New York, while Crown Princess Louise stayed by his side. The 26-year-old prince was praised for his role across Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey centennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Pennsylvania
Crown Prince
Gustaf Adolf
New York
Iit
Crown Princess
Louise
Delaware
New Jersey
Seeping Water Blamed For White Way Trouble
City lineman Harmon Staley blamed rain water seeping into vulnerable places on the white way cable for repairs at about six downtown points. Lights on Market and Patrick streets were out Monday and Tuesday nights during repairs, with one site still needing work. A line near Frederick City Hospital damaged by lightning during Sunday’s storm has been repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Staley
Market Street
Patrick
Staler
Frederick City Hospital
Three Juvenile Court Cases At Hood July 2 8
Ten children, nine neglected and one charged with stealing a bicycle, appeared in Hood County Juvenile Court before Associate Judge Arthur D Willard. Custody of five Stottlemyer children was given to the Children’s Aid Society. other cases involved the Perkins children. Ernest Summers, 16, was committed to Loch Raven Training School for Boys after stealing a bicycle and being paroled. The hearing also noted family separations and parental mental-age descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Momming
William Stoulemyer
Children's Aid Society
Stottlemyer
C. M. Frushour
Elroy Leatherman
Marshall Leatherman
Michael E. Pue
Howard Perkins
Braddock Heights
Samuel Summers
Denver
J. Shook
Warrants Against Dog Owners For Unlicensed Pets
Deputies secured fifty one warrants for unlicensed dogs amid enforcement of the license law due by July 1. Warrants target owners who received compliance notices last week and have not yet licensed. Some owners paid fines and fees, others settled or were brought to court. licenses for 1937-38 are due now and 1938-39 licenses soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Wachter
Sherman P. Bowers
Wachter
Peoples Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Bud" Kemp
Walkersville
Kemp
Russell Jamison
Frederick
Roosevelt Signs Omnibus Food Bill Amid Reluctance
President Roosevelt announced he signed the $386,500,000 omnibus food control bill with some reluctance. He said it is unnecessary to emphasize the need for a large ongoing program to curb floods reduce soil erosion reclaim land and support reforestation and navigation. The signing creates a general government planning framework and represents a step in the right direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Mystery of Missing Youth Deepens in New Mexico
In Albuquerque New Mexico June 29 AP reports the search for Medill McCormick continues into a seventh day. A single unexplained gunshot and an unidentified object in a remote canyon are the scant clues guiding investigators as the Chicago publishing heir remains missing after vanishing on a mountain expedition last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Mounian Ginbing
Lutherans Plan September Rally Circuit in Maryland
The Maryland Synodical Brotherhood sponsors Lutheran Men's Rallies in the fall across Maryland and the District of Columbia. In Frederick County the rally occurs September 19 at the Evangelical Lutheran church with John H. Lentz as chairman. The event aims to unite Lutheran men for closer religious work and to promote the 11th Biennial Convention in Baltimore October 2 to 4 and to organize a Frederick County Conference Brotherhood. President Martin A. McGrory of Washington, D. C., will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Synodical Brotherhood
Maryland-ami
Columbia
Frederick County
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John H. Lentz
United Lutheran Church Brotherhood
Baltimore
Martin A. McGrory
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Promises Full Momentum for Federal Drive
President Roosevelt assured the nation that the federal drive on the low mood would gain full momentum by July 1. He emphasized the need for a permanent unemployment solution not involving large armament spending and cited Sweden's example of funding public works relief from prosperous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Sweden
Veterans Gather at Gettysburg for 75th Anniversary Reunion
Aged veterans, 73 years after the Civil War battles at Gettysburg, return to Little Round Top and Cemetery Ridge for the last reunion as hundreds gather for the eight day commemoration. About 2,000 are expected from across the nation to join the observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Little Round Top
Cemetery Ridge
Grent
Death Penalty For Espionage Decreed
Paris decree establishes the death penalty in peacetime for certain espionage forms to curb rising spy cases from France in recent years. The government moved to deter espionage amid growing security concerns.
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Paris
Expenditures Vary Little in Frederick County Audit
The Frederick County Auditors issue 1937 figures showing many county outlays stay steady year to year. The report compares 1937 with 1936, listing appropriations for items such as hospitals, schools, fire companies, sheriff, jail repairs, public aid, and various public works, noting modest changes in several line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Montevue
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick County Library
Independent Hose Company
Sheriff's Office
Orphans Court
Children's Aid Society
Evan Reformed Choir Holds Annual Dinner Meeting
Members of the Evangelical Reformed Church choir gathered Tuesday at Valley View Inn Braddock Heights for their annual dinner and quarterly meeting. President Mrs Meredith Alexander presided with secretary Mrs Thaddeus Biser, treasurer Evelyn Kefauver, and awards given for attendance and special work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Valley View Inn
Braddock Heights
Meredith Alexander
Thaddeus Biser
Evelyn Kefauver
Franklin N. Shipley
Biser
C. Paul Roderick
Virginia Engie
Alexander
Raymond Zimmerman
George Schroeder, Jr
Kefauver
Maud Waters Dittmar
Dittmar
Arthur Forney
Louis R. School
Nice To Declare His Intentions Thursday
Baltimore June 29 AP speculation on Gov Harry W Nice's future political role continues as he prepares a statewide radio broadcast to declare his intentions. He will speak at 6 15 PM over a Baltimore Washington Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland and Salisbury hookup. Some expect a bid for re election while others cite a possible Senate run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Salisbury
Senate
Priest Ex Hospital Suffering After Auto Crash
Rev. Father William E Hally pastor of St. John's Westminster is a patient at Mercy hospital Baltimore with fractured ribs minor injuries and shock. His condition is reported satisfactory and he plans to return to the rectory in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E.hally
St. John's Catholic Church
Westminster
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Troops Prepare for Summer Camp at Camp Ritchie
The Headquarters Company of the 1st Brigade and the Fifth Regiment will arrive at Camp Albert C. Ritchie on Saturday July 8, followed by the First Infantry the next week. A brigade field exercise includes a march and overnight bivouac. Governor Harry W. Nice will review the brigade on Governor's Day in a day of ceremonies, athletics, and free motion pictures for visitors from across the state.
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1 Ath
Albert C. Ritchie
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Harry W. Nice
Ritchie
Maryland
Hionor
Not To Appeal From Decision Not To Appeal From Decision He States
Harrisburg Pa June 29 AP Attorney General Guy K Bard said he had pretty well decided not to appeal Judge Paul N Schaeffers decision refusing to remove District Attorney Carl B Shelley from a proposed grand jury investigation of charges of political graft during the Pennsylvania primary campaign Gov George TH Earl urged an appeal to the Supreme Court which meets tomorrow following Schaeffers ruling and Bard's hesitance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Guy K. Bard
Paul N. Schaeffer
Carl B. Shelley
Pennsylvania
George TH. Earle
Schaeffer
Bard
Shelley
Supreme Court
Barton Would Accept Sound Part New Deal
Indianapolis June 29 AP Representative Bruce Barton urged the Republican party to harness the public faith in President Roosevelt, proposing a campaign plan that accepts New Deal reforms deemed sound while returning national administration to a reformed and serviceiented Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bruce Barton
Roosevelt
Indiana
Barton
Camera Club Elects Officers for 10th Month Term
Frederick Camera Club members elected officers at the Y M C A meeting Tuesday night Mrs R R Lewis Jr became chairman and John A Markell James S Crist and Richard Baumgardner were named to the executive committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Camera Club
R. R. Lewis, Jr
John A. Markell
James 5. Crist
Richard Baumgardner
Britain Sends Two Warships Off Mallorca Amid Spanish Conflict
Two British destroyers were ordered from Gibraltar toward Mallorca in a routine Nyon anti piracy patrol move amid rising tensions. Mussolini allegedly pressed Franco to curb attacks on foreign shipping, while Italy backed moderation on vessels carrying contraband. In Valencia fighting and in China, reports describe key fronts and industrial orders.
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London
Mallorca
Gibraltar
Admiralty
Nyon
Palma
Spain
Rome
Mussolini
Wita
Francisco Franco
Neville Chamberlain
Italy
Franco
Valencia
Orient
Japan
Yangtze River
Hankow
Dr Evans to Speak at Presbyterian Banquet in Hood College program
Dr Hobart Evans of Hagerstown will be principal speaker at the Presbyterian Young People's Conference banquet at Hood College tonight. The 6 30 p m program will proceed as a surprise. A faculty baseball game was set for 3 to 5 p m with men in women’s clothes and women in trousers. Vespers follow dinner at 7 30 with Dr Charles T Leber of New York City leading, then song services and folk dancing.
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Edwin Wo Lents
Educational Commission
Woman's Missionary Society
Philadelphia
Frederick
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bring To Hood College
Theophil H. Twente
North
Tonawanda
James E. Wagines
John D. Beck
China
Twente
India
Wagner
St Stephen's Church
Lancaster
Beck
Dan Poling
Women's Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Reformed Church
Gurls’ Missionary Guild
Hobart Evans
Hagerstown
Presbyterian Young People
Hood College
College
Otlock
Charles T. Leber
New York City
Wallace To Be Held For Grand Jury Action
The State charges abduction against Charles Wallace of Yellow Springs will be presented to the September grand jury. Wallace, 33, father of seven, allegedly abducted a 15 year old girl for immoral purposes. The case occurred in this county and crossed into Virginia before return. federal prosecutors are not pursuing that ground. Wallace is held in jail under a 31.508 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Yellow Springs
Sherman P. Bowers
Walace
Virginia
Bowers
Wallace
F W Vanderbilt Dies at Hyde Park Home
Frederick William Vanderbilt, aged 83, noted capitalist, railroad director, and yachting enthusiast, died at his Hyde Park country home after a week long illness. He had been a prominent figure in New York society and business and was a member of the Vanderbilt family. The death occurred in Hyde Park, New York, on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.W. Vanderbilt
Hyde Park, N. Y
Hide Park
N. Y
Frederick William Vanderbilt
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D. J. Lewis
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Tébarha
J.S. Gypsum
Hood
Aid Society
Reformed Church Group
Doge
Synodical Brotherhood
Royal Navy
King George
English Channel
Nelson
H. M.S. Sheffield
Maryland Industrial Schools
Reform School For
Maryland School For Blind
Winchester Hall
Salvation Army
M. C
Evan. Reformed Choir
First Regiment
England
talian-Operated
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Modera
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France
Dr. Evans
Presbyterian
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