City Primaries Open Campaign For Municipal Vote
Democrats hold precinct meetings tonight to choose delegates and a new city executive committee ahead of the May 17 convention. Republicans plan a Friday night court house convention to assemble an aldermanic ticket led by Mayor Lloyd Do. Culler and likely incumbents Munshower Groff Kemp Bowers, with other names floated.
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People’s Court
Court House
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Lee Automotive Sales
New City Executive Committee
Aten
Lloyd Do. Culler
City Register A
Charles B. Groff
C. Edwin Kemp
G. Hunter Bowers
Woodshoro
R. H. Bair
Bair
Janet Barrick
Lizzie Gilbert
G. F. Smith
Charles. Sutely
New Market
Reading
J. G. Shawbaker
Annie Mehring
Lulu Birely
Mary Grimes
Keymar
Carrie Harbaugh
Bess Harbargh
Middleburg
LeRoy Barrick
LeGore
Abbie Summel
Harry Winebrewer
Marshall Winebrewer
C. B. Shank
J. W. Reddick
Mary Smith
C. W. Stiteley
Woodsboro
Marines Engage Rebels In Nicaragua Action
Lieutenant Richard P. Ross of the U S M C accompanies reinforcements into the Pis area as the U S Marines press a four hour fight against Sandinista rebels near Pig Pis. No Marine casualties are reported though Sandinista losses are undetermined. The first rains complicate operations over the East Coast.
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Nicaragua
Richard P. Ross
Clarke Place
Ross
M. A. Edson
Pig Pis
Waspook
Sandino
Lieut Ross
Naval Academy
Annapoli
Country Club Party at Catoctin Clubhouse Friday
Annual surprise party at Catoctin Country Club designed as a social gathering will be held at the club house Friday night. Invitations indicate a casual drawing of attendees from local members and guests for an evening of celebration and fellowship.
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Catoctin
Maryland Court Deals With Local Auto Case And More
Reginald Lowe of Derwood Montgomery county sentenced to one year in Maryland House of Correction for unauthorized use of Philip Beard’s automobile. Dave Roberts of Reel’s Mill found guilty of assault, six months in jail with costs suspended. Whitey Schreyer hearing for assault on nephew, case dismissed after costs. Emmanuel Fuss of Catoctin to have school attendance hearing Saturday.
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Reginald Lowe
Derwood
Montgomery County
Ken Y. Bennett
People’s Court
Maryland House of Correction
Philip Beard
Lowe
Liberty
Charles W. Smith
Dave Rob
Reel’s Mill
House of Correction
Roberts
Charles “Whitey” Schroyer
Russell Schroyer
Schleysville
Whitey
Schreyer
Harry C. Hull
Emmanuel Fuss
Catoctin
Constable Smith
Baltimore Girl Dies After Highball Party
Miss Nan R. Smith, 37, died in an automobile showroom after a party described as a highball gathering. Police learned Patrolman Vogelsang falsified a report about finding her in a printing establishment doorway. Jack Lobeck, the salesman involved, indicated liquor was consumed before she died in the showroom. he later said she died there with the patrolman helping to restore her after she lost consciousness.
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Baltimore
Nan R. Smith
Vogelsang
Mercy Hospital
Park Avenue
Jack Lobeck
Miss Smith
Thoma Burkhart
Boy Bitten by Dog Recovers After Incident
East Second street, Bien By Dog Master BI Bushwaller, son of Mr and Mrs W J Bushwaler, was bitten Saturday by a dog while he and a companion played. The dog, previously quiet, caused a facial injury believed accidental as the youth and friend teased it.
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BI Bushwaller
W. J. Bushwaler
East Second Street
Anther
Attack near Chevy Chase targets scientist and bank official
Police in Washington and Maryland search for a youth linked to an assault on Department of Agriculture scientist Leonard W. Kephart and an attempted abduction of E Percival Wilson secretary of the National Savings and Trust Company. Kephart was beaten and stripped. Wilson fought back and grabbed the attacker’s pistol as they were driven away toward Chevy Chase and later near Connects cub avenue lake.
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Washington
Maryland
Leonard W. Kephart
Department of Agriculture
E. Percival Wilson
Kephart
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Takoma Park
Wilson
Chevy Chase
National Savings and Trust Company
Connectscub Avenue
Chevy Chase Lake
Nephart
Indiana primary puts Watson far in lead
Indianapolis May 20 AP final returns from Tuesday's Indiana primary show U S Senator James E Watson leading Herbert Hoover by about 22 703 votes with 102 precints unreported. No gubernatorial candidate has a majority in either party and attorneys Arthur Sh Robinson and Albert B Stump lead their respective tickets in held statewide races.
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Indianapolis
U. S
James E. Watson
Herbert Soover
Watson
Arthur Sh Robinson
Ticke
Albert B. Stump
Petty Fined and Suspended Indefinitely by Dodgers
Chicago AP reports Jess Petty a $15,000 pitcher with Brook Inn was fined $270 and suspended indefinitely along with a home run manager Wilbert Nobinson for training violations. Petty has appeared in five games with one win and three losses. The Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren church holds its monthly business session and social Friday in the church social room.
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Chicago, Mary
Jess Petty
Brook Inn
Wilbert Nobinson
Dodgers
Petty
Frost Returns as Temps Sink Overnight
Frost blankets area overnight with temperatures dipping to near zero. Washington forecast hints at warmer weather ahead with a rise in daytime highs, while local conditions show a chilly start to the week.
Main Line of B and O Blocked by Landslide Near Hancock
Hagerstown May 10 AP All tracks of the B and O Railroad main line were buried by a landslide about 15 miles west of Hancock blocking freight for days and forcing rerouting of passenger service. A 600 by 80 foot slide from Hansrope mountain near Three Stone Hollow toppled onto weakened embankment. A watchman’s signal halted trains. passengers used the Western Maryland line and 300 to 400 workers and equipment were dispatched to clear the line.
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Hagerstown
Hancock
Hansrope Mountain
Three Stone Hollow
Doe Gully Tunnel
Western Maryland Line
Cumberland
Story of Secretary Fall and his conservation battles
Washington May 9. The article reviews Albert Bacon Fall’s controversial tenure as Interior Secretary. It notes battles over national forests, Alaska resource control, and clashes with agriculture, plus alleged corrupt leases and transfers of naval oil and coal reserves.
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NEA
Washington
Albert Bacon Fall
Interior
Fair
Alaska
Fall
Department of Agriculture
Wallie
American Forestry Association
Gifford Pinchot
Harry Slattery
Forest Service
Genteman
Wih
United States
Elk Hills
Tear Dome
Buena Vista
Fail
Supreme Court
Doheny
Three Accidents At Intersection Prompt Caution
Three accidents occurred in as many days at the Patrick and Court streets intersection, signaling danger. One crash involved Margaret Holter Middletown and Dennis Buckingham Baltimore. minor damage and a private settlement followed. Officer Roy Hiltner investigated.
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Patrick
Court Streais
Margaret Holter
Middletown
Dennis Buckingham
Baltimore
Buckingham
Eorb
Roy Hiltner
Naylor
Court Street
Walker N. Jolliffe
Pittsburgh
Francis Scott Key
Charles Devilbiss
Justice A. Y. Bennett
Thurmont Rocky Ridge road opening to feature May parade
A mass meeting in Rocky Ridge formed a committee to plan a May 26 celebration for the new Thurmont to Rocky Ridge road. The program includes a parade leaving Thurmont at 1 30 PM and a ceremony at Rocky Ridge with speakers from state and federal agencies. A barrier will be broken by a local boy and girl to mark the milestone.
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Thurmont
Rocky Ridge Road
Rocky Ridge
P. E. Heimer
C. H. Eigenbrode
Lestie W. Fox
Calvin Lohr
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Robert Biggs
Baltimore
C. J. Galpin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Willam J. Grove
Harnwells Return After Three Months Abroad
Mr and Mrs F W Harnwell of near Frederick return from a three month trip abroad landing in Quebec after sailing from Southampton. They toured Madeira Cadiz Seville Granada Alhambra Gibraltar Venice and many regions including Egypt and the Holy Land with delays at sea due to fog and rain before arriving home Tuesday night.
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F. W. Harnwell
Frederick
Quebec
Canada
Southampton
England
Luxor
Marnwell
Kinz Tut
Asswan
Tempe
Cairo
Assuan
Scotland
Harnwell
Madeira Islands
Cadiz
Spain
Seville
Granada
Alhambra
Gibraltar
Angiers
Stelly
Saptes
Venice
Dubrovinick
Slovakia
Athens
Constantinople
Crete
Beirut
Syria
Baelbek
Damascus
Jerusalem
Haifa
Alexandria
Naples
Monte Carlo
Nice
Gibbraltar
Cherbourg
London
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Egypt
Hornwells
Obituary of Mrs Emma Jane Ceasar of Ceresville
Mrs Emma Jane Ceasar aged 45 died Wednesday evening from injuries suffered in a Sunday automobile accident on Woodsburg road. She was a longtime faithful servant to the Deer Shriner family and widow of John W Ceasar, survived by children in Baltimore and Reading and two sisters. Funeral Saturday at two with interment at Fairview cemetery. Thomas YP Tier, funeral director. Wearing slippers deemed offense in Paris bank case where a stampered man was discharged.
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Emma Jane Ceasar
Ceresville
Woodsburg Road
Vrs
Edward Deer Shriner
John W Ceasar
John
Baltimore
Wester
Tackensack
Earl Riggs
Charles
Oscar
Reading
Lula
Mav Crasar
Ella Anderson
New Castle
Annie M. Jones
Carlisle
Salsa
Fairview
Thomas YP. Tier
Frederick City Hospital Alumnae Banquet Recap
The Frederick City Hospital Alumnae Association held its annual banquet Wednesday evening in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel. Miss Ilda Flanagan presided, greetings were offered by Miss Emily Suprice with a class tribute by Miss Ruth Dintaman, readings by Miss Mary L. Nios and Miss Nellye Hoffman, followed by entertainment from several professional acts.
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Frederick City Hospital
S'clock
Francis Scott Key
Ilda Flanagan
Watoast
Mmily
Ruth Dintaman
Mary L. Nios
Nellye Hoffman
Ruth Dintamen
Lela Kehbnae
Saray Siniey
Armatia Snyder
Grace Fogle
Viola Rice
Madeline Stroup
Dorothy Dorsey
Margaret Dorsey
Mary J. Nies
Misa Ifelon Stockman
Misa Dorothy Working
Emma Ohler
Wim. M. Smih
Mra Peart Bader
Maryland School Commencement Highlights May Events
The Maryland State School for the Deaf schedules diplomas for twelve graduates at 2 p.m. May 29 with a May 27 baccalaureate service. Graduates include Jeannette Blumberg, Elsie Hobson, Joseph Nash, and others in eighth, high, and college preparatory classes. The program features rhythmic exercises, folk dances, trades demonstrations, prizes, and a post-event military drill. The public is invited. The superintendent also announced an upcoming regional basketball tournament in Frederick next year inviting Staley Schools for the Deaf and others. timing to be announced.
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Maryland State School
Desf
Board of Visitors of the Schoo
Jeannette Blumberg
Baltimore
Elsie May Hobson
Hyattsville
Joseph Wesley Nash
Millersville
Philp Samuel
William C. Royal
The
Baptist Church
Ignatius Bierlee
Maryland
Staley Schools
Hartford
Trenton
Philadelphia
Staunton
New York
Frederick
Ume
Hood College Glee Club to Stage Second Concert
Hood College Glee Club plans its second concert of the year in Broddeck Hall on Friday night at 8. The college orchestra will accompany, with soloists from Pittsburgh including Oliver Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hutchison. Genevieve Emery directs the group with Henry Wade assisting. Gladys Walck is pianist. The program features popular numbers and a first appearance by the orchestra.
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Baker Park
First Regiment
Henry S. Keller
Hood College
Blue Ridge Division
Rolfe
Berlin
da Sylvia
Kela Bela
Beyer
Lemuel Keller
King
Brodbeck Hall
Loreen Purbaugh
Kiwanis Club
Helen Dougilass
Rotary Club
Genevieve Emery
Emma Mae Gabel
Jessie H. Newgeon
Edgar T. Paul
Henry T. Wade
Hood College Glee Club
Broddeck Hall
Glee Club
Oliver Harris
Alfred Hutchison
Pittsburgh
Yarrias
Hood
Unose
Smith Campaign Fund Receives Substantial Donations
Governor Alfred E. Smith testifies he knew nothing about campaign financing while his manager George Van Namee reports New York organization receipts of 103,310 and $92,000 spent. Donor William S. Kenny contributed $70,000, with $20,000 gifts and $50,000 loans. Heaviest spending occurred in California. Utah and other western states also received funds. Smith denies personal effort for nomination and says funds were managed by friends in New York and elsewhere.
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New York
United States Senate
Alfred E. Smith
George R. van Namee
New York Organization
William S. Kenny
van Namee
California
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
New York Public Service Commission
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
New Mexico
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Democratic National
Pennsylvania
Senate
Houston
Hoover
Frederick High School Bank Declares Annual Dividend
The Frederick High School bank marks its tenth straight year of dividends, this year at 50 percent on stock. Forty three stockholders hold up to 50 shares of 2000 total, with shares redeemed and kept at the school after graduation. Supervising bank is Commercial State Bank with Prof S Fenton Parris in charge. profits fund school activities and a student supply department run by James Green.
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Frederick High School Bank
Commercial State Bank
S. Fenton Parris
James Green
Rockville High School
G. Ross Twenter
Carles Kirschman
Estelle Baumguriner
Frederick girls named to The Herald staff
Three Freeman County girls were elected to positions on The Herald staff at Head College. Elizabeth A. Sager becomes advertising manager, Miss Sager previously held that role. Miss Auman Slazen is elected assistant advertising manager, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Slagen of 808 North Market Street.
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Qn Herald
Frederick
The
Herald
Head College
I Jeffer
Henri L. G. E Evangelical
Misa Elizabeth
J, Fi. Sorer
Mise Sager
Misa Auman Slazen
Norman Siagen
North Market Street
Advertigimgs Mamssen
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Germal Federation of Women
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Teapot Dome
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Southern Pacrifice
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Harry Inclair
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Sette
AL P. Davie
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Elizabeth Goodrich
Carol Fulier
Martha Carson
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Sarah Quinn
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Margaret van Fossen
Anna Slagen
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Federated Engineering ¢Ciies of America
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