New City Committee Members Named After Precinct Results
Frederick city Democrats selected delegates and a city executive committee from eight precincts. The nominating convention will name the ticket for the June 12 municipal election with Lloyd C. Culler as mayor nominee and several alderman and city register candidates contesting. Names of precinct chairmen, delegates, and committee members span multiple wards and include officials such as Secretary of State David C. Winebrenner and Justices Motter Bennett.
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Frederick city
David C. Winebrenner
Guy K. Motter
Atlan Y. Bennett
Charles S. Wilson
new Democratic city executive committee
conventon
Lloyd C. Culler
City | Register
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Maret
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August T. Brust
Charles T. Butcher
Herbert S. Schroeder
G. Wiliam
Jesse W. Xolb
Robert L. Grove
City Register
Louis B. Eichelberger
James E. Solt
rouse
Winebrenner
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Mr Wilson
Joseph HH. Su
Jacob HL
Schmidt
Harry M. Whisner
George W
Abrecht
Luther W. Abrecht
Dorsey Etchison
James
Gamorili
Alfred
S. Markel
Bic
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Winebrentner
Alban ML Wood
Parsons Newman
G. New
Robert
Jack Robraack
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Minute
Werten
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Slashed Bride’s Body Found in Steamer Trunk
Philadelphia reports the body of Mary Hoge, 30, found in a steamer trunk. Police seek Joseph Hoge, 21, stepson linked to the crime after an expressman moved the trunk and the elder Hoge identified the victim. Evidence includes an icepick, chisel, bloody garments, and a half launched shot.
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Philadelphia
Jacob Hoge
Joseph
Hoge
Mary Hoge
Clarksburg Man Hangs Self in Farm Home
Algie Thomas Hawkins aged 41 was found hanging at his farm near Clarksburg about five o clock Thursday. Montgomery county authorities ruled death by self harm. He is survived by his father and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were set for Monday at Mt Olivet chapel with burial in Mt Olivet cemetery. Cramer and Creager funeral directors.
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Clarksburg
Algie Thomas Hawkins
Montgomery county
Hawkins
Steiner J. Hawkins
Algie Hawkins
Richard D. Hawkins
Gassaway Linthicum
William S. Murphy
Rock Ville
Gilmore R. Hawkins
Urbane
Steiner J. Clarksburg
Brank
Evansville
Ind
William Earl
Woodsboro
Hester M. Grove
Washington, D. C
Anna M. Cramer
Mt. Olivet
Cramer and
Creager
Plan Extends Acreage Cut to May 16 Amid Drought Strain
Washington May 11 AP aware of drought ravages to Western crops and intent on adjusting wheat production, the Farms Administration extends its acreage reduction campaign to May 16 to recruit farmers in dust-ridden states. The main aim remains crop reduction, with income protection secondary.
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Washington
drouth
Farms Administration
Senate
Morgenthau
Roose Ivelt
Sinai
Prisoners Rushed Through City by Police Escort
Reports spread of a speeding automobile carrying two young prisoners and three officers escorted by Maryland state police. The scene drew a crowd outside Snyder Confectionery as guards, heavily armed, watched prisoners handcuffed and shackled aboard the car.
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John Diunger
Marland
New York
Georgia
Emmitsburg
Dillinger
Maryland
Frederick
Snyder confect sonery
Miller
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Falkenstein
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Signs of internal strength in market
New York May 11 reports show hints of resilience in stocks after a selling wave. Trading was cautious with slow pace and subdued news, as rain forecasts weighed on grain futures and cotton and silver steadied amid overall cautious mood.
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New York
imiemel
steay
Morgenthausen
Senate
Washingon
Injury in automobile crash west of Frederick
Howard M. Stup of Braddock was treated at Frederick City Hospital for a lacerated tendon of the right arm after a car accident on the National highway two miles west of Frederick. State officers Miller and Cecil investigated the wreck. Stan was taken by ambulance, condition listed as satisfactory.
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Howard M. Stup
Braddock
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Miller and
Cecil
Stan
Dust Storm Blamed for Haze Across City and County
Western dust storms sweep Maryland causing hazy skies and poor visibility from the middle West to cities including Frederick, Baltimore and Cumberland. The air carried a gray murk, with Annapolis reporting no dust and Hagerstown noting the storm moving from Pittsburgh.
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middle West
Cleveland
Catoctin
Fredericktowans
Baltimore
Maryland
Salisbury
Cumberland
Annapoli
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh
Woman Held After Final Music Week Abduction Events
Los Angeles reports police detain a woman connected to abduction events during National Music Week. The unnamed suspect, described as a frail 20s to 30s woman, is aiding investigations alongside Sheriffs official Stensland and others. Authorities say the case involves multiple figures and possible accomplices. The inquiry continues with examinations and possible further arrests forthcoming.
President and professors to attend association meeting in Pennsylvania
President Joseph K College and Dr. G Nevin Robert will attend the Callese Presidents Association meeting at State College Pa on May 15 16. Afterward they will join a Pittsburgh Synod session in Meyersdale Pa on May 16 13.
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Joseph K College
G. Nevin Robert
Callese Presidents’ Association
State College
Pitttburgh
Meyersdale
Hood College May Day festival to feature queen crowning
Hood College prepares for its nineteenth annual May Day with a morning horse show archery and tennis events, a five inning father and daughter baseball game, and a 16th century English festival with a May Queen and attendants. The afternoon program includes the senior class play Gammer Gurton’s Needle, period dances, pantomime acts, and a closing May Dance in Coblez Hall.
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Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Bredbeck Hall
Gammer Gurton
Rachel
McKinley
Breathedsville
vilage fair
Miriam Rhoads
Frederick
Hood
Gladys Podmore
Toledo
Ohio
Mies Eser Brittain
Trenton
N. J
Prince Hood
Mary DeLishmutt
Chevr Chase
Mary Lee Beattie
Mepiewood
M. J
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Criminal Operation Blamed for Girl’s Death
Police say possible criminal operation caused the death of Vic- Her Hail 21 in a hotel, after a physician Dr Julius Phillips was found unconscious and later hospitalised. Detectives search for his wife, and a boyfriend is said to have faced the scene as investigators pursued leads.
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Vic- Her
Broad- Bee Rai muse
Brooklyn
Julius Phillips
olsen
homcide Bineed aguues
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Jim
DT Waites
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Bull
Dr. Philips
Twelve Closed Bank Loans Bring County Total to Six Dozen
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation in Frederick county completed twelve new loans tied to properties held by closed banks. Total value of these government-salvaged homes nears a quarter of a million dollars, lifting the county total to sixty-two closed loans. Officials explain the push remains focused on closed banks while coordinating with operating banks and local staff.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Frederick county
corporation
pnll
Richard F. McMuhen
Cumberland
western
Maryland
Jamel H. Cramer
Gay
Mr. McMullen
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Cramer
McMullen
License Board Delays Some Alcohol Licenses As Hearings Proceed
The State License Board debates licensing actions amid objections. A prior ruling labeled a business a nuisance for noise yet did not justify license denial. Hearings continue this afternoon on Joseph Rosensteel of Emmitsburg facing charges of selling beer to minors and other alleged issues.
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John H. Boller
Woodsboro
Joseph
Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
Dust Clouds Blot Chicago Skyscrapers Amid Prairie Drought
Parched prairies and plains send dust storms drifting into the Midwest and Great Plains. Forecasters predict light showers in Nebraska, North and South Dakota, and Iowa, but dust blankets from Montana to Texas choke visibility and disrupt air travel. Chicago reports about 12 million pounds of dust in the city.
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Chicago
Middle America
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Canada
Montana
Texas
Ohio Valley
St. Paul
Inussil Refuses Plea at Chicago Bankruptcy Hearing
Samuel Insull refused to enter a plea and challenged the court's jurisdiction in the bankruptcy and mail fraud charges. Fellow defendants pleaded not guilty as Judge Sullivan postponed the hearing to next Tuesday. Bond arrangements and Insull’s absence from the courtroom marked his estrangement from former associates since his Atlantic voyage.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
United States District Court
Philip L. Sullivan
Istanbul
Wegal
Sullivan
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iisuall
Ova E. Thompson
conty
utilities
Atlantic
Europe
court house
Insull
Martin Insull
Canada
sody
Morocco
Weather Data From Historical Record
Fragmented weather summary shows daily precipitation and temperatures with many garbled figures. It references the dates around March and May in a 1933 period, including high and low temperatures, moon and sun timings, and miscellaneous note fragments.
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