Truck and Auto Crash Near Boonsboro Injures Two
A midnight collision on a wet National Pike bridge near Benevola west of Boonsboro left two injured, one man identified as 32 year old Lionel L. Burras with cuts to the face and arm. A truck occupant was hurt and taken to Hagerstown for treatment. the truck’s driver escaped injury. The wreck damaged Burras’s coupe and both vehicles were removed by tow trucks. Investigators from Washington County and state officers opened an inquiry with no hearing date set. Burras, a local motorcycle mechanic, had been returning from a radio service men’s conference and planned to resume work at J Paul Delphey Bicycle Store before going home.
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Lionel L. Burras
Burras
Frederick
Hagers' Town
CCC
Benevola
Boonsboro
Radio Service
T. A. Short
Lester Isanogle
Washington County
J. Paul Delphey Bicycle Store
Wind Topples Ladder Sill Saves Painter
Russell Castle, a painter for Charles P. Staley, was saving a red coat on the Enerobims wall when a gust toppled the ladder on a third floor window. He dangled from a windowsill as bystanders steadied the ladder and rescued him, paint bucket and all, while paint spattered Hendrickson’s clothing.
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Russell Castle
Licksville
Castle
Charles P. Staley
North Market Strest
Cassie
George P. Hendrickson
Renn Pontiac
Ion
Hendrickson
Renn
Fusion Party to Continue Coalition Efforts Named Leader
A fragmented OCR reads that Fusion Party supporters plan to continue together with Republicans and conduct a joint ticket campaign. Joseph A Cantrell is cited as chief spokesman and was named chairman of the Democratic wing, signaling a unified party strategy.
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Coaliti
Joseph A. Cantrell
Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing Commencement Plans
Final arrangements for the twenty seventh annual commencement at Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing were set by the Board of Managers. Graduates will march from the hospital to the nurses home for exercises at three o'clock with music by Miss Rose Birely. Florence Nightingale day will be celebrated with open house for friends. Reports show April activity and summer staff due to Br. D. W. Palmer and Dr. Charles Hooker. A June meeting schedule change and a nurses dance at the Key Hotel with Hagan orchestra are noted.
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Frederick City Hospital
Boa
Br. D. W. Palmer
Charles Hooker
University of Maryland
H. David Hagan
Part Bay
Nurses
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hagan
Orche
Ruth Wesbright
Madeline A. Mi
Mr. Airy
Miriam Viz
Littlestown
FL. D
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Brief
Precipitation measured over 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. today. Yesterday’s high reached 65, compared with 74 a year ago. Last night’s low was 18, versus 38 a year ago. Sunset is at 7:13 p.m. today. Sunrise tomorrow is 6:00 a.m. with a low around 3:32 p.m. expected. tomorrow’s sunset near 3:49 a.m.
Harvey 5 Zimmerman Dies At His Home Here
Harvey 5 Zimmerman a Fredesi business man died at his home 23 East Patrick street at nine this morning after a two and a half week illness. He is survived by his wife Mrs Mazeppa Martin Zimmerman two daughters Mrs Earle Zeigler Frederick and Mrs Carnegie York Washington DC a granddaughter Betty Mattie Zeigler his parents Yate Oliver T and Caroline Dery Zimmerman of Lewistown district and he was active in Evangelical Reformed church Lynch Lodge No 163 A F and A Masons and the Junior Fire Company. Funeral arrangements not yet set. C E Cline t and Son funeral directors.
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Harvey
Zimmerman
Fredesi
East
Patrick Street
Mazeppa Martin Zimmerman
Earle Zeigler
Frederick
Carnegie
York
Washington, D. C
Betty Mattie Zeigler
Yate Oliver T
Caroline Dery Zimmerman
Lewistown
Evan-gelical Reformed Church
Lynch Lodge No. 163
A. F. & A. Masons
Junior Fire Company
D. C. Winebrewer Company
C. E. Clinet
Spotted Fever Recovery Reported in Frederick County
A single Rocky Mountain spotted fever case in Frederick County shows recovery at Frederick County Emergency Hospital per health officer Dr. E C Kefauver. The illness, first noted in 1899, can be transmitted by ticks with the American dog tick common here. Recovery advice includes avoiding ticks, removing them promptly, disinfecting hands, and guarding children.
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Frederick County
Elen Runkles
Woodville
E. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Firet
E. E. Maxey
Boise
Idaho
Rocky Mountain
Man
Army's War Games Begin Along Coast New York
Army wartime exercises open along the Atlantic seaboard with a mock enemy aiming to parachute troops and seize airfields. About 200 aircraft and 3900 men of the General Headquarters Air Force, led by Maj. Gen. Frank M. Andrews, began operations at midnight to test mobile combat capabilities against an unseen foe.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Armoires
Air Force
Tighly
Air Corps
Frank M. Andrews
Lewis Stays Out of Pa Primary
Washington May 11 AP informs that C I O chief Lewis plans no public stance before Pennsylvanian Democratic Governor nominee race. Kennedy backs Gov Kennedy. Jones and Mariotti face him with party and union backings split. Early replies say the president was unaware of any federal funds involved in the primary controversy.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Winchester employment office surpasses state average in placements
The Winchester Hall employment office reports an average of 19 placements per staff member, well above the state average of 6.2. Frederick and Carroll counties show strong activity with 2464 applicants, 136 new in April, and 136 placed, including 95 private and 21 public sector placements.
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Winchester Hall
Frederick
Carroll Counties
State Employment Service
Baltimore
Slein
Chester N. Davis
Wee
PWA
Isaid
Taneviewa
Office Ofice
Decoréysua Daying Company of
Solvency of U S Threatened by Spending Program Debate
Three Republican House Appropriations members decry the administrations spending drive as endangering solvency. They urge a congressional investigation of the Works Progress Administration and broad relief reforms while criticizing a provision in the 3 billion relief bill for federal loans to debt-bound states and municipalities.
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Washington
Fapi
House
Roosevelt
Taber
Bacon
New York
Wiggiesworth
Massachusetts
Works Progress Administration
Republican Minority Report
PWA
Gains Registered In Late Wall St Dealings
New York May 11 after cautious wandering in cartier trading the stock market rose in late dealings with widespread gains of three points or more. Many shares traded near April May recovery highs recouping most losses from a prior weaker session. Profit taking trimmed advance as traders pressed for profits and utilities led with cooperative Washington private utility news while rail shares outperformed industrials though steels lagged.
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New York
Cartier
Washington
Parole Recommended for John F Timanus in Baltimore
Parole Commissioner J Cookman Boy said he would recommend to the Government that John F Timanus 56 brother of the late E Clay Timanus former Baltimore mayor be paroled from a five year pendentiary term for embezzlement. He was convicted in 1926 of embezzling 21000 from a sister estate and said a parole would avoid becoming a menace to the community or offer no constructive result.
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Baltimore
J. Cookman Boy
John F. Timanus
E. Clay Timanus
Partty
Paras Boyd
Severier
Boyd
Evolution Evidence Shifts From Trees To Ground
Dr Franz Weidenreich, honorary director of the Cenozoic Research laboratory, Peiping, cites decisive point in evolution when humans left trees for ground. Dr War denresch discussed the shift in a May lecture, noting limited evidence of suspension on all fours in early stages.
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Tress Berkeley
Calif
Franz Weidenreich
Peiping
China
Wardenresch
Youths Erid Court House Attic Job and Dust Off Records
A youth program at the court house attic initiates outdoor work as May payrolls begin. Six of the original group remain active while 38 young men and women receive twelve dollars monthly. Projects include landscaping, fence burning, sand digging for cement mix, flood wall work, and playground improvements at Liberty High School.
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Erid Court House
Court House
Opel
Ee Orpimal
New Emnproyine
Beara
Addead
Ae Peetderts
Casvenal
Tavsy
Peng
Costo Emmuttshure High School
Sehuvul
Mae River
Libertyigh School
Lincoln High School
Tn Pricipal
Board of Education
Knights Templar To Cumberland Trip For Community Chest
Knights Templar Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4 plans a Cumberland trip May 15 with chartered buses from Frederick at 9 a m. Tickets, theater events, luncheon, and dinner for ladies. parade and business session. reception and dance. Ascension Day services May 26 at Grace von Belical and Reformed church. Community Chest total 318.65, needs 864.95 more to reach 15 250. campaign ends Friday. donations accepted at Francis Scott Key Hotel headquarters.
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Jacques de Molay Commandery No
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Maryland
Cumberland
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Frederick
Grand Commandery
Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4
A. LeRoy McCardell
Harry O. Schroeder
Marshall
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Lester W. Boyer
G. Hunter Bowers
Carl A. Cline
Joseph S. Sophens
Albert M. Cob- Jentz
Francis B Sappington
Raymond I. Ford
C. Cyril Klein
Marion 5. Miller
Russell L. Michael
Community Chest
Francis ‘Scott Key
Chest Fund
The
Boy Stouts
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
Children's Aid Society
Dog Chased Rabbit Owner Sent To Jail
Westminster, Mar 11. Warren Bruner, former director of the procedure division of the Reset tlement Admirtion, was jailed today serving a final sentence for allowing a dog to chase a rabbit during the breeding season. Magistrate John H. Shick warned Bruner, now a chicken farm operator near here, and ordered him to serve a beat commitment.
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Westminster
Mar
Warren Bruner
the Resettlement Admirtion
John H. Shick
Taneytown
Bruner
More Property Bought For Office Building
Annapolis May is AP Joseph O C McCusker chief depot State comptroller announced the state has acquired three more properties for the College Avenue site chosen for the state office building. He said two dwellings and a restaurant were converted and added to state holdings on the property on the creek.
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Annapoli May
Joseph O'C. McCusker
Depot State Compirotor
College Avenue
McCusker
Board of Public Works
Medical Societies Meet At State Sanatorium
Members of Carroll and Frederick county medical societies attended a joint meeting at the State Sanatorium near Sabillasville Tuesday evening hosted by Dr. Victor F. Cullen. Dr. J. H. Messter of Johnsville presided. About 35 from Frederick and 20 from Carroll and Baltimore attended with dinner served. Dr. Maurice C. Pincoffs discussed Obstructions to the Air Passages. Guests included Dr. Huntington Williams of Baltimore and Dr. Homer Tabsjer, chair of the State Roads Commission.
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Carroll and
Frederick County
Sabillasville
Victor F. Cullen
J. H. Messter
Johnsville
Carroll County
Baltimore
Maurice C. Pincoffs
University Pof Maryland Medical School
Hunffington Williams
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
State Department ,of Health
Homer ¥. Tabsjer
Staite Roads Commission
Persistent Beer Seller Must Serve One Year Term
Belair May 12 SAP Nicholas Krirschessener 52 year old storekeeper began a one year sentence for retailing beer after a license denial. He appealed to the Court of Appeals claiming cruel and unusual punishment, but the appellate court distinguished the appeal. State's Attorney Paul AleNabb noted the repeated license refusals and continued operation as if licensed.
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Belair
Nicholas 'Krirschessener
Court of Appeals
Harford County
Paul AleNabb
Women Officials Parade For City Beautification Campaign
Ford city officials all women led by Mayor Kathleen Emrie paraded down Main Street with shovels and aprons over their shoulders. Each woman stated she was planting a tree as part of the beautification effort for the town.
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Farade Ford
Kas
May
Ford
Kathleen Emrie
Main Street
Fascist Revolt in Brazil Soon Under Control
A dramatic report states that a fascist revolt in Brazil is near a swift suppression and expected to come under control soon, with authorities escalating actions to restore order amid global concern.
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Brazil
Quynn Commands Asheville Gunboat in Amoy Action
The gunboat Asheville under Commander Allen G. Quynn is in Amoy preparing for a battle. U S and British ships stand by to evacuate nationals as Japanese bombardment of Suchow and Amoy continues amid global tensions.
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Quynn
Asheville
Allen G. Quynn
Amoy
Democrats Do Not Oppose Tidings in Maryland Pact
In Baltimore on May 11 AP reports Harry Q. Levin, Maryland State Tax Commission chair and prominent Republican, proposed an amendment to back U S Senator Millard E. Tidings, a Democrat, for re election if Democrats field no candidate against Governor Nice. William P. Jackson, ex national GOP committeeman from Salisbury, echoed the idea with minor changes. Levin welcomed the plan stating it could work if the Democrats refrain from nominating a candidate against Nice.
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Baltimore
Harry Q. Levin
State Tax Commission
Maryland
U. S
Millard E. Tidings
William P. Jackson
Salisbury
Levin
Tydings
Nice
Tar barrel fire ties up road near Braddock
Two fire engines responded to a tar barrel fire aboard a State Roads Commission truck near Braddock on the National Pike repair site at Catoctin mountain. Middletown engine arrived first and stopped the blaze while an additional Frederick unit found travel unnecessary. The flames damaged the tar and burned part of the tender seat. workers moved their cart to safety and the damage was slight.
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State Roads Commission
Braddock Heishis
Middletown
Frederick
Catoctin Mountain
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Rews Bost
Lionel L Burras
Motier Avenue
Boonsbury Burras
Reformed Church
Army
Lewis
U.S
Appropriations Committee
Tack
Megane
Renda
Crete
Anova
Heyard Survey of
Freaerick
Rio de Janeiro
der Quynn
Sted Press
Spain
Italy
Getulie Vargas
Geneva
Tailie Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
London
Paris
Great Britain
France
Hailie Selassie
Hague
Suchow
Lunghai
Fukien
South China
United States
Asnerville
Diana
Casellon
Valencia
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