Sewer labor crisis spurs move to non relief workers
City officials, WPA and National Reemployment heads met to curb sewer labor shortages. They floated using workers not on relief rolls at prevailing wage to speed four sewer contracts. Mayor Culler noted only five of 28 requisitioned men appeared for work, with harvest conflicts draining labor. Plans include starting near Carroll Creek Bridge and progressing outward from the Square, targeting completion by Thanksgiving.
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City Operals
National
WPA
City Hall
Lloyd C. Culler
Mien
Lison
Ligon
Elmer Sto
Maxwell
J. 5
Willams
Liran & Ligon
John L. Shaw
Charles M. Slatey
J. A. Laport Construction Co
New York
Laport
Peter E. Staun
Rawn
Carroll Creek
South Market Street
Pathick Street
Culler
Homer E. Tabier
State
Monda Commission
Baltimore
Tabier
Taber Berate
Pete Commission
Market
Patrick Streets
State Roads Commission
Town Congressman Dies At Hospital in Rochester
Rochester area reports the death of Congressman Winn, a longtime public servant, in a local hospital. The incident occurred amid ongoing health concerns, with official statements forthcoming from city and state offices. Local reactions mark the passing of a prominent political figure.
Wilkins Ship Reported Missing Twelve Days Ago
Oslo reports the Watt Earp of Sir Hubert Wilkins has not been heard from for twelve days. The liner left Norway hours ago with master Hugert attempting to reach Norway or Norway bound routes or decks. The ship’s last known position was 40 degrees north latitude and 40 degrees west longitude, with Navy and Coast Guard watchers alert for updates from CAPD and Oslo authorities.
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Oslo
Norway
Das
Sir Hubert
Roosevelt
League Assembly in Uproar as Selassie Pleads Case
Geneva June 20 AP delegates to the Assembly of the League of Nations erupted in uproar when Halle Selassie defeated Emperor of Eunopia spoke against Italy. A sacred mission of civilization note from Italy triggered chaos. Police moved in after demonstrators were carted away for investigation.
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Geneva
League of Na
Fions Drogen
Halle Selassie
Eunopia
Italy
Ethi Oia
Ispesk
Powe
Christian Education Talk at Zonta Club Meeting
Miss Dorothy Partington spoke on education and the Bible at the Frederick Zonta Club meeting held at Hotel Frederick. She urged more home Bible reading, Sunday School value, and missions, noting World Friendship projects aid World Peace. Anna Schantz attended as a guest, and Helen Smith was thanked for a Trinity Steeple painting.
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Dorothy Partington
Evangelicel Reformed Church
Frederick
Anna M. Schantz
Zonta
Trinity Steeple
Helen Smith
Min . Benautz
Calvary M. BE. Church
Canadian Rockies
Nova Scotia
Boston University
Loysville Orphans Home Band to Play in Baker Park
The Loysville Orphans Home Band in its 22nd annual tour will give a concert in Baker Park Wednesday at 7:44 pm. Under leader-man Walter, the group travels 4000 miles and performs over 100 concerts this summer, with eight of the original members aged between eleven and fourteen.
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Loysville Rays
Teas Orphans
Loysville
Reptembber
Ushtye
Aryen
Elahteer
Manon
Walter
Shy
Ener
Reberts
Bocat Jarrancemenia
Double Holiday to Mark Independence in Frederick July Fourth
The city braces for a double holiday with banks post office and public offices closing for Independence Day. Stores plan late Friday openings but many stay closed Saturday while The News and The Frederick Post skip Saturday publication. Fireworks in Baker Park and weekend outdoor activities draw residents, amid a rare five double holidays in the calendar.
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Frederick Ingy
Frederick Retail Merchants Association
Frederick Post
Washington
Jeane
Frederiick
Baker Park
America
Frederick Shrine Imperial Council Trip Heads to Seattle
Frederick party led by Roger B. Wolfe and Mrs Wolfe sails from Frederick Friday with a group of Shriners en route to the sixty second Imperial Council session in Seattle Washington July 14 alluding to a westward itinerary through Albuquerque and the Grand Canyon with stops at Yosemite San Francisco and Portland before returning via the Rocky Mountains Yellowstone and Chicago with many guests joining from Frederick and Temples along the route
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Roger B. Wolfe
All Ghan Temple
Charlestown
W. Va
West Coast
Albus
Querque
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Cal
Yosemite Valley
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Contracts Awarded by the Community Committee
Bid awards announced this morning to multiple firms for the next three months include Bread, Chads Vatley Baking Company, Brarersea, FOV, Stauth and Bonefet and Teed, Patton and eitg, Comeynes Argeels, Toby 1 Wenedrickson, Montene AQ WU Besett, Walkerte gale, Porteniek Pre Me's, Ine.
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Bidanr Montevue
Nest
Bread
Chads Vatley Baking Company
Brarersea
FOV
Stauth and
Bone
Fet
Teed
Patton and Eitg
Comeynes Argeels
Toby
Wenedrickson
Montene AQ WU Besett
Walkerte Gale
Jad
Porteniek Pre Me
Ine
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D. KS
Doctrinal Standards Of Merged Church To Be Given To Classes
Doctrinal standards for the merged Evangelical and Reformed church were outlined by Rev. George W. Richards at Hoat College during Potomac Synod sessions. The new Constitution lists three confessions and allows adherence to any interpretation, with final norm the word of God. Details cover ratification timing, necrology, and looming emphasis on church schools and catechetical work amid broader church-wide reports and committee appointments.
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Res
George W. Richards
General Synod
Potomac
Hoat College
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Teancaster
Paul Th Oeaitiike
Were
Bay Ukers
Josiua Lo Doves
James Wo Mover
Mercerstuty
Diyd
Coblente
Baltimore
Wravera Thomas
Brederick
Wari
Bort Wayne
Ind
Ik Ical
Rey
Richards
Wukel
Dnconus
Stunds
Heltelberg
Lurde
Aaa
Joseph HH. Apple
Potomac Synod
Apple
J. Travers Thomas
William F. Lampe
Frant
Victor Steinberg
Howard S. Fox
Dankca
J. Peeler
Elsders Chatle A Patterson
Wiehard F Zimmerman
Howard F. Boyer
Lee A. Peeler
John DB. Frantz
Biers
Ejnatlon M. Kershner
John F. Royer
Ieva
Frederick W. Bald
O. Waln Michael
Chas
E. Robb
Elders Wit
Marker
Robert
E Huff
Charles E Schacter
Board of
Home Mirstone
Ites de AV Casvelman
Fore
Nus
Women's Misionary Society
Paul D. Yoder
Women's Missionary Society
Meyran Mall
Henry 2. Stahr
Stahr
Hood College
Samuel FE. Loback
Nortman Orphanage
A. P. Frantz
Mrac
A. V Raubenhold
Weber
Yoder
Thomas Farrell
Treacovery
C. J. Rockil
Altoon
David Taker
Correseee
Sean
Luxutys
Fecat
Henri Fe C Kieffer
Pranty
Christ Reformed Church
Pived
Helen Jacobs Reaches Wimbledon Semi Final Round
American champion Helen Jacobs advances to the Wimbledon semi finals after defeating Anca Tana in straight sets. The match in Wimbinden, England, on June 30, highlights Jacobs as the favorite as she moves toward the title.
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Helen Jacobs
Wimbinden
England
Tenn Hampionthysterlayo
Anca Tana
Atar
Lehman Ten Bids for New York Governor Again
Former official Lehman announces renewed bid for New York governor. Campaign focuses on economic policy, state governance reform, and public sector efficiency as primary themes.
Democrats in 35 States Rally Behind Roosevelt Emergence
The report notes a broad coalition as Democrats in 35 states back a Roosevelt bid with Albury and others listed as supporters. It describes a national party push following the convention and hints at governor responses, with focus on leadership transition and pressure on public figures amid the Democratic nationwide movement.
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Qderr
Herbert
Delvivatn
Miaanii
Pear Ty
Ayn Tor
Teria
Preddiat Tremises
Cdi Hattie Atten Gate
Bobby Am All Paket Amican
Aline Word
One Totter
Isghty Butt
Edie
Dusmerade National Fromventlan Toeek
Jim
Ian Ta
Fin
Eetiel
Pot
Roosevelt Returns To National Capital After Convention
President Roosevelt traveled to Washington from Hyde Park after the Philadelphia convention. He met with AMO Landon and other party leaders to discuss the political situation. In New York he received farm reports and planned next steps with GOP leaders including W. P. Rawse trans, Wiliam Ekwall, and other party associates.
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Rooey
Toosevelt
Amo M. Landon
Kansas
N.Y
Philadelphia
Frank Murphy
Milippines
Henney Horner
Uindy
London
Estes Park
Cal
W. P. Rawe
Los Anselma
Willy
Wiliam Ekwall
Oregon
Republian
Baker Cubittn Wedding In Calvary ME Church
Kathryn Tarraine Cubitt daughter of George Cubitt and Gerald Baker wed Frederick natives at Calvary Methodist Church Rev. A W Meeks officiated. Bride wore white gown hat and corsage. Couple left for a honeymoon to Chicago northern New York and Canada. Mr and Mrs Baker reside in Frederick where he works at the Frederick Recreation Center and she teaches at Frederick High School. The wedding occurred at 10 am with family and a few friends present.
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Kathryn. Tarraine Cubitt
George Thomas Cubitt
Braddock Helahts
Gerald TL. Baker
C. Q. Baker
Frederick
Calvary M. EL Church
A. W. Meeks
Chicago
New York State
Canada
Noth
Mas. Baker
Frederick High School
Baker
John D. Wendelekson
Specialties Make Substantial Gains
New York markets open with substantial gains as speculative stocks rise and dividends lift prices, while leaders stumble on weaker results. Bond sector shows decline and many carriers face demand challenges. Analysts test a new steel system and engineers explore processing advances amid scattered profits.
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New York
Storkholder
Altogell
Resigns Mailer Title Not Clear
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text. The fragment lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news card.
WPA Work Plan Melting Held at District Conference
Indications the Works Progress Administration plan will continue after today as district leaders meet in Baltimore area. About 15 000 WPA workers in Maryland and 2 000 on Western Shore await decisions on wages hours and future staffing while the Brunavdek sewer project may remain linked to overall costs.
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Conte
WPA
Meryart
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National
Harford Counties
Harry L. Flopkins
Coarrett
Alie- Cony
Heller
Brunavdek
Oon
Calm Chicago as Zioncheck nears city
Reports from Washington indicate a restrained mood as Representative Zioneneck travels toward Chicago. Police officials and security detail declined comment on a sought after prospect related to the eccentric legislator while observers note no major disruption or excitement in Chicago during the approaching arrival.
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Chicago
Ald Yiey
Wlencheck
Enim
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Chicare
Renate
Romney
Wishop
Washington
Spatatoline
Aroneheck
Kenneth Romnes
Fragmentary obituary note with garbled names and places
A damaged notice mentions a death and a list of garbled names and locales. The text references a funeral reread, with scattered nominatives such as Weld, Park, and Baum, but the overall meaning and exact identities are unclear.
Dawson Resigns as Secretary of State in Jones County
Oakland Md June 34 AP report states Secretary of State Dawson resigns after a distracted driving incident. Judge Harold Smith cleared Dawson of driving while intoxicated but warned for reckless driving. Governor announces Ch arlie Warner's resignation as Labor Commissioner and Henry Lay Duet to replace him. Jones Happy Oakland attorney Kay Jones expresses gratitude for appointment from Garrett county.
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Walthae
TP Nowe
Se Voller
Harold €. Smith
Royale
Dawson
Tr Masten
Inter Die Jide
G. Gd. Gentzler
Clarendon
Med Hin
Chariea
Warner
Daniel J. Standall
Henry Lay Duet
Baltimore
Dr. Warner
22 Mile Northeast Wind Brings June Showers to Frederick
A 22 mile per hour northeast wind brought showers to Frederick and vicinity, mostly beneficial for crops as rainfall totals rose. Fishermen expect the season to open at midnight while gardeners welcome moisture and farmers report little damage to standing wheat. Temperature peaked at 87, after a previous low of 59, with humidity slightly below normal.
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Yse Ogengeneien
Cain
Yost
Appeals Court Rules NLBR Lacked Interstate Commerce Reach
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held the National Labor Relations Board lacked authority to issue orders affecting Fruehauf Trailer Co. The court dismissed the board's petition to enforce an order and directed it be set aside. The decision centers on the constitutional reach of the board and its authority over interstate commerce related labor actions.
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Cincinnati
Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Netroit
Fruehaufl
National Tabor
Weather summary missing key data and format
The provided text is garbled and incomprehensible. It fails to specify location dates measurements or clear weather figures. No dependable details on precipitation, temperatures, or dates can be extracted for a valid summary.
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Werman Coblenty
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