Court Upholds 125000 Library Trust Fund
Judge Burke rules the Maryland trustees of the Burr Artz Library fund may retain an estimated 125000 trust linked to the late Miss Victorine Ariz estate. Trustees pursue construction of the will and potential appointment of new trustees if death-time conditions apply.
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Fragmented Notice Hints at Legal Proceedings
A damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals and actions suggesting a legal or official notice but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable words indicate a possible case or filing behind the scene with unspecified details.
Star Observers End Meeting at Hood College
Star observers concluded a spring gathering at Hood College in Widams On ly Coblentz Hall with papers on astronomical topics. Dr Harries W Bizelow of Sun College presided and Miss Leah B Alien of Williams Observatory served as secretary.
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Sun
Ex-Clerk Traffic Court Gets 6 Months
An AP report notes a former traffic court clerk received a six month sentence after being linked to a case involving Nina M. Hel and other individuals connected to an illegal operation. The narrative mentions Driscoll and a couch, with lingering questions about the attorney and the death tied to the incident.
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tours
Nina M. Hel
owesiem Marrand nats
Driscoll
Miss Kelley
Driscail
kim
Automobile Pass Attempt Ends in Wreck Near Lewistown
An unidentified Waynesboro man trying to pass a bus wrecked at a sharp Lewistown curve. The car struck a tree, was destroyed, and the driver escaped serious injury. Dr J W Sinzel of Bolivarburg was not involved beyond being referenced in the report. The man’s $5 collateral was forfeited before Justice Edwin W Llord.
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Lewistown
Waynesboro
S.T
J. W. Sinzel
Bolidarsburg
dwin W. Llord
James
Janes
Hagerstown Man Receives Annual Paris Prize
A Hagerstown man is awarded the annual Paris Prize at the Class Meeting ceremony, recognizing his contributions to local scholarship and civic service. The event highlighted community leadership and sustained academic effort.
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HAGERSTOWN
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Youth Migration
Washington reports describe a surge of young people leaving homes between ages 16 and 18. Beatrice Hodgson of Travelers Aid notes fathers cannot support them, forcing youths into transient life and poverty. Many go north seeking work, with college and military graduates among those on the road.
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Beatrice Hodgson
Travelers’ Aid Socere
famies le
Miss Hodgson
Dee
Hood College Announces Graduations and Faculty Honors
Miss Oncca Pratt and AI professors in the amomties cepartment of Hood announce senior m2 Fgh scores. Edward Wilks, professor of Economics, and Catharine St Clair with Jance Arche are set to graduate Tuesday.
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Bridce
Oncca Pratt
Hood
Edward Wilks
Economics
Catharine St Clair
Jance Arche
Italian native granted citizen amid name changes and hearings
Five naturalization cases proceeded in court with Italian born applicants. One man adopted the name Michael Datis and briefly signed in as the president Hoover while testifying to character witnesses John W. Co and Louie E. Carr. Other applicants included residents from St. John's Canada and Leeds England with witnesses Dr. B O Thomas and Lewis R Derz baugh testifying to character.
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Pive Zers
Urner
Gaus
morraitroad
citizensip
Michael Datis
omious
Del Sordo
Grner
Hoover
Joseph Mur
St. John’s
Canada
Fred Sheeley
John McCabe
George
Emmet Thompson
Vincent Rogers
Fred
Leeds
England
B. O. Thomas
Lewis R. Derzbaugh
Rischar- RCT
Storm Kills 300 in Indo China After Northern Sweep
A May report states about 300 people died as a southern sweep of the storm hit Indo China. The dispatch notes ongoing political shifts with Premier Amour and potential successor, while movements northward continue amid unsettled conditions.
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INDO-CHINA
U S Consulate at Nagasaki Bombed
A U S consulate in Nagasaki was attacked triggering an investigation into the incident. Authorities described damage to the office garden area and are reviewing security footage and local reports to determine the cause and those responsible.
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U. S
Nagasaki
Japan
Heaven Tree Tale Sparks Dog Rodeo at Police HQ
A confused account describes a dog incident near Police Headquarters with seven dogs and bystanders. Officer George Rao directed the crowd as the dogs tore through Market and Second streets, then were corralled by a dog catcher and the pound.
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Prede
Two Brush Fires Reported After Sunday Showers
Two brush fires spread near Sete cer Mountaindals and gam. Fire camp of Sete cer Mountaindals and Rice arrival aided in efforts. A second Plan Larre Meetinz explorers on Fheht for the recovery of.
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ani gam
Hames Patel
Forty Manchurian Rebels Killed Reported
Fragmentary dispatch claims forty Manchurian rebels were killed in clashes while facing Japanese and Russian forces. The report is incomplete with unclear locations and full details.
City Taxpayers Request Streamlined City Finances
The Taxpayers Association of Hagerstown calls for cutting expenses by abolishing two commissions consolidating departments and trimming expenditures. They propose eliminating the first and water departments and report that Major Reuben could be affected by the changes. The group seeks swift action with support from the council and public. Valley Convocation meets at Leesburg with 23 members present.
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Taxpayers’ Association of
Hagerstown
Hagseed
Reuben
Leesburs
S&S
Lesspurz
Canvoraten
Father of Trusts Charles Flint Missing in Washington
Charles Flint 83 known as the father of trusts due to his wide corporate organizing, disappears after leaving a taxi for Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Officials at Hopkins say they have no knowledge of a trip, while police in Washington and New York are asked to aid in the search. He married Charlotte Reeves in 1927 and had extensive business and international ties.
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ashington
Charles
ann messing
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Shorenam
Jonains Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Offcuky
New York
Peru
Chile
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Brant
Flint
Charlotte Reeves
yeats
Hopkins
Mey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles RL Ftint
Fikins
Warn of Unrest If Government Delays Job Relief
Edward P. McGrady for the AFL told the Senate committee that revolt could erupt if relief funds are not provided. He urged action on the Costigan bill as relief workers pressed for authorization to raise 500,000,600 through a state bond issue to fund unemployed aid.
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Washington
Edward P. McGrady
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Senate Finance Group Reports Huge Tax Bill
The Senate Finance Committee today reported a large tax bill after a conference with Secretary Millis. The bill raises the iron tonnage tax, increases rubber duty, auto levy, and public admission taxes, and would affect House positions and potential losses. Hoover era Republican leaders plan to push for Senate consideration next week.
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SENATE FINANCE GROUP
Wivunmon
Millis
Senate Finance
Hoover
Securities Hesitant Kesn Stimans Report
Unclear OCR text notes a hesitant security stance and dated references with fragmented wording and garbled names. No coherent events, entities, or dates emerge beyond a likely market or attitude remark.
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