Car Crash Damages Cadillac. Man Found Sleeping in Front Seat
A Saturday crash damaged a 1990 Cadillac on U S 15 south of Frederick. A second accident at 2:35 am left an unknown vehicle leaving the road. Trooper Al bert Hedden found the auto owner James Clarence Helmes asleep in the front seat at an RFD Dickerson address.
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U. S. 15
Frederick
Albert G. Hedden
James Clarence Helmes
RFD
Dickerson
Helmes
Hedden
It Isn't The Heat It Is Humidity Says Children
A discussion notes how heat and humidity spark petty complaints from children and parents as a mother cools indoors while a boy outside endures hot pavement. The piece questions remedies like cold drinks and ice cream and references the AMA suggestion without promising change.
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Eourace Ucal
Matin
Surging Ahead Faces Unclear Market Signals
Fragmented text hints at unsettled business activity with mentions of prospects and prosperity. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable to anchor a concise summary.
Elizalde Marriage Note From Mid Century Manila
Mrs Elizalde formerly Susan daughter of Senator Enri que B Magalona of Manila. The couple have a daughter Maria sere. A personal notice notes June 3 as a significant date and references ties to the United Nations era.
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Elizalde
Susan
Enrique B. Magalona
Manila
Ambeesador
United Nations
Maria Sere
Late Police Check Tru Accident S
The fragmentary text notes a late police check related to an accident with unclear details. It mentions a person or vehicle event and a rest position at a scene, but the readable portions provide no definitive names, places, or outcomes.
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Tru
Fifty Years Ago in The News Post Files June 2 1913
The issue notes Harriet Rebecca Che Potomac replacing Hooker in the area owned by George William Smith. County commissioners set tax rate at 6.5 cents, down 3.5 cents from last year. John Bob Alexander of New London reports a strong buckleberry crop ahead. Model Dry Goods Lady clerks ride an automobile from Frederick Auto Co for a trip toward Emmitsburg. Bet MB attendees include Miss Irene.
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Harriet Rebecca Che Potomac
Hooker
George William Smith
Tohn
Bob Alexander
New London
Frederick
Frederick Aue Co
Emmitsburg Pike
Bet Mb
Irene
Memorable Thundershowers Hit Kemptown in 1907
EV Stephen Galley pastor of the Kemptown Methodist church reports receipt of a telegraph message as thundershowers sweep through the area on a Saturday in 1907. The brief notes a weather event and a church figure reacting to it.
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Stephen Galley
Kemptown
Deaths in Hagerstown and Rockville Area
Obituaries report the deaths of Charles Raney Deacan of Rockville and Capt. Hileman former chief engineer at the U S Soldiers Home. Deacan, born in Rockville to Charles and Mary Raney Deacan, served in World War I and belonged to Mary's Catholic Church in Hagerstown. Hileman died after a long illness in Rockville, survived by wife Bea and two daughters. Funeral details include Rose Hill cemetery and viewing times.
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Dee Hagerstown
Frederick
Martinsburg
Rockville
Charles
Mary Raney Deacan
Mary's Catholic Church
Hagerstown
Rose Hill
Hileman
Honit Cove
Pennsylvania
Capt
U. S
Frederick civic gathering praised for patriotic spirit
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce bulletin lauds the animal convention effort led by David A Shockly and General Co-Chairman, commending committee work and the devotion of volunteers. The piece urges strong national pride, citing the flag’s symbolism and urging a revival of ethical values and recognition of historic sacrifices.
Funeral rites for Donald A. Haxs Ruben Cantrell officiated
Funeral notices report Rev. Donald A. Haxs and Rev. Ruben Cantrell officiating the services. The brief text lists clergy involvement and mentions the deceased figure in a concise memorial notice.
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Donald A. Haxs Ruben Cantrell
Gettysburg Visit Signals South Carolina Presence This Week
A garbled dispatch notes South Carolina poised to be well represented at Gettysburg with arrival at 6 p m for a week long stay and attendance at ceremonies. The text mentions a Gottistore battle and border events with bands and street activities amid unclear river condition updates and a Promnec ce centers of payload notes.
Baltimore Officials Propose $323 Million Education Outlay
In Baltimore AP report, Commissioner Isadore calls for more than 323 million dollars in new spending for an education program. The legislature has already appropriated the first 2 million as part of the plan.
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Baltimore
Isadore
Guard Keeps Watch Over Uneasy Cambridge
National Guard escorts tense Cambridge streets amid uneasy crowds. Residents cling to a flicker of hope for a quick, peaceful settlement as authorities monitor demonstrations.
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Cambridge
The
Lend National Guard
Dresemmon
Weeklong Playground Schedule Highlights Patriotic Activities
The schedule outlines themed events for next week at multiple parks including Rosedale, Linden Hells, Catoctin, McCurdy, Eagle, Washington, Maryland, East Third, Chapel, and Monocacy. Activities include rhythm band practice, crafts, art sessions, games, relays, tennis, basketball, deck tennis, and special events such as a Red White and Blue Night, Big Toe Contest, Draw a Figure, and a Pearl Hurt event.
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Linden Hells Park
Maryland Park
A| Peareat
Hurt
Baker Park Weekly Recreation Schedule Highlights
Evening and morning activities across Baker Park Mullinix Park and nearby venues include Rhythm Base day at 2 pm on Friday and 2:18 pm on Tuesday with Music Lady. Programs cover story hours, singing games, bike hikes, rhythm bending, mental games, crafts, mixed volleyball, junior softball, track practice, croquet doubles, and playground playoffs across multiple days and age groups.
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Baker Park
Mullinix Park
Jack Griffin
Perth County Ee
Review Of Gettysburg Battle Narrative
Disjointed account describes distress in Gettysburg during the first night of battle. It notes Union troops retreating from Cemetery Hill and Rebels consolidating, with heavy artillery and infantry assaults continuing through dawn as both sides press the fight.
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Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill
Tee
Unclear historic notice from Brunswick area
Fragmentary OCR describes a person Mra Allen Raeper Jr once of Watersville now Lane, with work in Brunswick Post Office. Mentions June dates and renewal for Frederick Memorial Hospital by Brunswick Home or Aid Society. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Allen Raeper Jr
Watersvile
Lane
Shout Five Weete
Bronswick Post
Tor Frederick Memorial Fiapital
Bromswick Vobue
Amiudence
City Man Killed by Power Pole at Summer Cottage
A city man off duty for the night died when a power pole toppled at his summer cottage estate in Frederick. The accident occurred around 7 p.m. as the pole and cannon toppled, causing a fatal chest injury and a coronary-type collapse. Fire department crews attempted revival, with Dr. Halbert Warger assisting. The deceased, born in Yellow Springs, was active in sports and community groups. He leaves a wife JoAnn and children Warren and Christopher Darren, plus a sister. Funeral arrangements pending with local directors.
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Erie
Tomac Midiamer Company
Thix
Fansoe
Inlaw
Paul Hildebrand
West 4Th Street
Frederick
Cannon
Lee Morgan
Shepherdstown Volunteer Fire Company
Socne
Halbert Warger
Shep- Gannon
Yellow Springs
Glendora Stone
Kefty
Ford Road
Thomas KR
JoAnn Nee James
Warren
Christopher Darren Cannon
Lilly Toms
Long Speaks on Duty and Jobs at Winchester Hall
Members of the Worften's Democratic League hosted a covered dish dinner at Winchester Hall Wednesday with Dr. Clarence D. Long, U.S. Representative from Maryland's 2nd District, as speaker. He discussed a congressman's duties, defense spending, unemployment, and bringing government contracts to Maryland, saying much time is spent helping people at home.
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Democratc League
Winchester Hall
Clarence D. Long
Second
Maryland
Br. Long
Mary Hodgson
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Long
Meerber
Oren
Hoe
Raby V. Hate
Eliabeth Emil
Charkote Korrell
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