Lighter Balloting Reported In County During Primary
The county reports lighter balloting in the presidential primary with turnout varying by precinct. Officials expect returns to start after 7 o clock tonight and tabulation by precincts. Democrats lead Republicans in morning votes in several city precincts. details show mixed early activity and a rising female turnout toward afternoon.
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Frederick County
Othe County
Neag
Cath
Congress
Church Street
Mnebecker
Employment on Private Tasks Gut WPA Rolls Guts WPA Rolls
WPA rolls show about 600 on private task employment, with private industrial work rising in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties. The Resettlement Project at Catoctin Park and farm labor demand reduced public payrolls while new sewer jobs in Ligon and Brunswick began under WPA auspices. Weather aided outdoor projects, including Myersville water line completion.
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Esther Federal
Stephen G2
Crommvec
GO Yerrons
Hoataruao
Nefret Ace
Paderce Co
Fredereck Ctve
Cromaet
Tne
Montgomery
Prince Georges County
Catoctin Park
WPA
Nowers
Dir
Fred- Orien
Gabbe
Mies
de Lathmutt Brothers
Bunswick
G. HW Sykea
Coonsultant
John BH Funk
Frederick
Cromwell
Myersville
Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewerage Assn Meet Here
The Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewerage Association plans its tenth annual meeting in this city May 14 and 15. A two day program is set under the State Board of Wealth. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler will open Thursday morning May 14 with the first address. Friday morning City engineer Elmer SiC Maxwell will discuss Frederick's Water and Sewerage Systems. L. D. Shank, City Manager of Dover, Del, is president of the two state organization.
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Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewerage Association
State Board of Wealth
Lloyd C. Culler
Elmer Sic
Maxwell
Frederick
L. D. Shank
Dover
Del
No Opinion On Guffey Coal Act Given Today
Washington May 4 Another opinion session failed to produce a Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the Guffey coal control act The court adjourned until May 18 after meeting briefly to announce whether it would review 15 controversies appealed from lower courts Not a single decision was handed down Building Association Elects Fidelity Building and Loan Association shareholders held their annual meeting Saturday and elected directors Hunter Rowers Atiquat T Arust James J Cremer Woham To Deturning Holden B Felton Gilmore HR Flautt Charles E Hudson Ram W Maples Gravaon WH Mercer Frederick W Obenderier Paul F Payne Vernon M Rhoads Roger R Rice BH Mosenour de and Robert L Smith
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Washington
Supreme Court
Anedean
Weather Today Report Incomplete
Weather today report notes precipitation from May to state with 20 inch total. High yesterday reached 84 degrees. Tonight's low was 49. Forecast includes tomorrow's morning temperature near 808 a. m. and other unclear figures.
Boy Struck By Auto Reported Recovering
Melvin Brouter, a boy of Emmitsburg, reportedly struck Friday afternoon by a bakery truck while crossing the street to join his mother near a parked car, suffered a fractured skull but hospital authorities say he is likely to recover at Annie M. Warner Hospital in Get tysburg, Maryland.
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Brouter
Emmiteourg
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Melvin
Bernard Brouter
Emmitebure
Fime
Kmini
Toan Hospital
Toan New the CO Fraiey
May Day at Western Maryland College Saturday Event
The Women’s Student Government sponsors Western Maryland College May Day on Saturday May 9 at 4 p.m. The open air theater will feature a pageant inspired by past campuses and a promenade with the marching band and students in costume.
Il Duce's Forces Near Ethiopian Capital Report
Italian forces push toward Addis Ababa with Marshal Badoglio stating troops are within miles of the capital. Reports describe looting and anti emperor sentiment as Haile Selassie loyalists resist, while foreign observers note a fragile, evolving crisis in Ethiopia and surrounding regions.
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Il Duce
Gen. Badoglio
Petra Pacdigelio
Tina Tale
Metanges
Addis Abba
Badogdio
Cama
Oi Niles
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Tad Erume
General Hagood seeks retirement after long service
The veteran officer General Hagood announced plans for retirement after criticizing the current administration’s spending and vowing to return home to Charter Oak to write a book. He stated the United States can maintain national defense at much lower cost, and he returns to private life with notable supporters describing him as loyal and steadfast.
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Wa Hingtom
Gan ‘ Johnran
United
Witliant
Catholic Institutions Fired By Madrid Mobs
In Madrid on May 4 mobs angered by rumors attacked Catholic institutions in the Cuatro Caminos district. Four Fidel Cascait Inetilalartn were fired today as candy cigarettes and sandwiches were distributed to workers. The Ave Marte school Setasian Convent of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles chapel in Contro Caminoy were nearly destroyed by the mobs.
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Madrid
Cuatro Caminos
Ave Marte School
Setasian the Convent of
Los Angeles
Banks Clearings and Texoma Meeting Minnows in Town
A historic bank clearings report shows totals around 16370.04 with notes of a June 21 union service beginning and Texoma area references. The article details a clergy meeting led by Rev Dr Go Fit Wilkin and attendees including Rev Dr Hom LG Rietter and Rev Mr Sharpe, with discussion of postwar civic duties and community events.
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Waker Poth
Eld
Wynele
Sarre Oid
Pestiteil
Shara
Fit Wilkin
Ral
Go Weller
Hom
LG Rietter
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Bermard O
Sharpe
Mir Site
Ma Mortis
Raval
Shorts
He Oyraete
Watt Tutve
Light Vote Cast Throughout State in Primaries
Voters line up in small numbers in a declaration of preference tests between Roosevelt and Henry W. Wranginrich. New York attorney Thrawshod notes a gradual turnout while Democratic convention signals draw interest to local and congressional contests. Stockholders held annual election of directors with names including John M. Haller, George McCreery, Ernest Helfenstein, and Grover J. Michael Rows.
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May
Uneter Cott Gees
Roosevelt
Henry Wrrekinirich
New York
Malviand
Crab Iri
dis Moo + Ceme very Co
John M. Haller
George Boomccreery
Ernest Helfenstein
Grover J. Michael Richard Po Rows
Henry Ho
Tamaburgh
C. Thomas Summer
Werbert
A. Schrother
Warry
Ebert
A. A. Hadeliff
Severance Granted In Wilson Murder Case
Cumberlant May 4 AP The Ale lesang o county Cltreatt Court denied post ponement motions and ordered Sutton tried first in the Wilson murder case. Albers McDermott charged with accessory to murder and conspiracy to murder faced proceedings regarding the death at Takoma Park. State contends Sutton was mistaken for Washington gambler Walt Macdonald.
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Cumberlant
Alelesang O County
Cltreatt Court
Adbork
Tan Aid Albers McDermott
Sutton
Btale
James Hoigh
Montgomery County
Dra
Ars Sutton
Takoma Park
Mickey) Macdonald
Warthington Newsy
Market Stumbles And Then Regains His Feet
New York on May 4 reports the stock market briefly dipped one to three points before recovering. Bathers, farm implement and scattered specialty shares saw buying as declines were offset by gains of two or more points in many cases. Early offerings were absorbed and trading turned dull as commodities moved with the unsettled tones of the day. The pound sterling opened at about 4.96.
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New York
Farge
M. EF. Charch Delegates Approve Merger Plan
Delegates at the quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church approve a merger plan uniting the Methodist, Dutch Reformed, and Presbyterian Protestant branches. The unification would create a single church with a global membership, and the plan was supported by the other two bodies.
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M. EF. Charch
Columbus
Ohio
CAI
Moethadiat Episcopal Church
Moreatat
Booth
Methodist
Chate
Wrinkerg Casts Tit First Vote Wrinkerg Casts Tit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political event with names like Petrews and Weatherg. The text is garbled but hints at a first vote, a legislative or congressional tie, and personal statements about fidelity and a veteran figure. The article’s tone resembles a 19th century regional column.
U S Envoy Urges British To Aid Legation Siege
Washington reports an Addis Ababa legation under attack by Ethiopian bandits as Ambassador Engert and staff, aided by native servants, repulse raiders amid ongoing fire. State Department seeks British troops and radio contact. several servants wounded, Americans and locals defend the compound with improvised weapons. President Roosevelt follows dispatches as the siege unfolds with no immediate White House statement.
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Mayert
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Bingham
Addis Ababa
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White House
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William L. Pitts
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Naval Fadiytion
Robert Lb. Hunter
Jett Spencer
Hartman
Muselan
Mia
Enert
Spencer
Addis Ababe
Brndita
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Halle Ae- Jastie
Te Bada
Loma Linda
Cal
Jonich
Leon Ret
SONS OF VETERANS MEETING IN BALTIMORE HONORS AND DUES
Fifty ex members of Frederick Balladren Nou V1 Sons of the Aner tap Lagion newly formed attended the Mary Inn detachment of Heys meeting in Dalamore. Officers presided and Port Mel Henry attended as guests while two other squadrons competed for prizes. A long list of members and honoraries followed with plans for future activities and roll call.
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Frederick Balladren
Nou
Pest
Mary- Inn
Heys
Leghongmives
Earl Poorbaugh
Detaelys
Eammaster
Chatira J. Hutson
Hugere RO Roce
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Robert Gd. Tural
A. Hart Steltsen
Edgar Bo Draper
J. Karl Gilbert
George §. Rodack
Harry DO Wiles
Chatira J. Dower
Gointer Bower, Jr
Aduan J. Bronkey
Dry Chintire Te Downs, Jr
Kenneth BR. Downs
Ratt Uwlless
Cloriand J. Hoffman
Kenneth Hoffman
Waleham D Mortan
Tewas AL Racy
Joep
Gaith
Paul Rehard
Irv
Charlee Cut Doll
Joseph Mi. Shaw
Gaward Heckert
Nelson Heckart
Guy i Metter Jr
Yrue Caml, Jr
Joops Co Andrews
Danaht G Sehley
N. Wilton Sehley
Wille Ft Flenmer, Jr
Richard Qtenn
Wiles
Withna G. Whe
Bateword
T. Vielfenstein
Edgar Leo Drape
John Co. Eagle
Dolitn
Bernard M. Davis
Robert
Directors elected at Mataa Insurance annual meeting
Members of Mataa Insurance elect directors at the annual meeting on May 1. Elected include Cooper EO aries Dowi'ker William Ho Reno Mantz Benagat and others listed among the board members.
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Dyrestora Uf
Mataa Insurance Company
Anna
Cooper EO
Dowi
Wiliam Ho Reno
Mantz Benagat
Famer Brown
Lewis A Tore
Rot Pooftyylaine
Willam M Stam
RooWart Stauffer
James Wo Gamba
Art A. Deroy
Sera Villes
Mecine
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