New York Fresh Air Children Visit Frederick County
The Fresh Air Fund plans two week country vacations for up to 40 000 underprivileged New York children this summer in Frederick County and along the Atlantic coast. Hospitality from hosts is requested with no money cost, as children undergo health checks and care during two weeks away from crowded tenements.
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New York City
Frederix Couny
New York Tribune
Katherine Houster
New York Herald-Tribune
Frederick
New York
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Atlantix
Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker
Braddock Heights
Presh Air Fund
Houston
Hagerstown
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Charles Town
Harpers Perry
Winchester
Mrs. Hoover Expected to Stay Away From White House Weeks
Washington reports Mrs. Herbert Hoover is severely injured and likely to remain away from White House duties for multiple weeks. White House physician Capt. Joel Boome says improvement allows limited car rides but she will not accompany the President on trips to Gettysburg. In Kentucky news, Judge Logan plans to attend several lodge events and a Vermont hotel banquet honors him with five hundred attendees.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Joel T. Boome
Abe
Drei
Gettievarg. Pa
Grand Sim
MM Logan
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Svate Vermont
Vermont
Thagton
Etchiton
Purdes Morrerg
Hoover nominates Roberts for Supreme Court seat
The Philadelphia lawyer and special counsel Owen J. Roberts has been nominated by President Hoover to fill the late Edward T. Sanford as Associate Justice. The move follows the Senate's rejection of Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina for the high post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Washington
Sureau
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Hoover
Edward T. Sanford
United States Supreme Court
Bis
Senate
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Pennsylvania To Pay Tribute To Meade Here
The Pennsylvania Historical Commission will honor General George Gordon Meade by erecting a ten ton boulder carved from Devil's Den at Prospect Hall near Frederick. The ceremony on June 28 will be attended by Governor John H. Fisher and Governor Albert C. Ritchie with a bronze marker planned for the boulder.
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Gettysburg
Cod Lilence
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
George Gordon Meade
Army of the Potomac
Frederick
Prospect Hall
Joseph H. Himes
John H. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
General Meade
Lincoln
Meade
Hooker
Frederick A. Godwharles
Hiram H. Shenk
John D. Keith
EH E Davis
National Park
Devil's den
Frederick County WCTU Plans 44th Convention at Buckeystown
Representatives from Frederick city and county will attend the 44th annual Frederick County WCTU convention at Buckeystown M P church Wednesday. Morning and afternoon sessions include officer elections and reports, with Mrs. Mary R. Haslop of Baltimore to speak in the afternoon. Local officers and speakers are listed, noting a joint noon service and musical numbers. Western Moore divorce news follows: Colleen Moore was granted a divorce from John E. McCormick in Los Angeles Superior Court for cruelty. McCormick did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
M. P
Buckeystown
C. E. Deyden
Ty Union
Mary R. Haslop
Baltimore
Charles Harris
County Union
Francis B. Sappington
A. G. McKierey
Walklersville
Bertha Trail
W. E. Kindler
Corres
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckestown
Charles & Webser
Katherine Bartgis
Nicodemus
Bucs
Western Moore
Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
She Sims
Superior Court
John E. McCormick
Sim
Clifford A Clark and others transfer property in county
Plaintiffs Ernest D. Michael and others sell to Cite Business Properties Inc in city for $10.00. Marie F Z Stull sues Roses W Stall for absolute divorce in equity court. Attorney Harp represents the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roperty
Clark and
Wie
Claude A. Gochensur
Cite
Ernest D. Michael
Cite Business Properties, Inc
Cechard
Samm V
Marie
Stull
Roses
W. Stall
Harp
Attorne
West Point Cadet Resigns Over Alleged Marriage
Cadet Christian Keener Cagle resigns from the United States Military Academy after presenting a certificate claiming marriage. The resignation, urged by Superintendent Major General William R. Smith, was sent to the War Department in Washington. Revelations show Cagle married in Gretna Louisiana in 1928, with bride Bliss Marian Hale denying the union.
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West Point
Christian Keener Cage
United States Military Academy
William R. Smith
Academy
War Department
Washington
Recetts
New Orleans
Gretna
Jefferson Parsh
Christian Keener Cagle
de Haile
New Roads
George J. Trauth
Fach
Bride Denes
Atlanta
Bliss Marian Hale
Army
New Orans
New York
Military
Turner Trails Lindbergh in West East Air Speed Record Attempt
In Wichita Turner lands for fuel during a one stop attempt to set a new cross country speed record from Los Angeles to New York. His 1249 mile Wichita leg took 7 hours 41 minutes, about 45 minutes behind Lindbergh’s recent mark of 6 hours 56 minutes 10 seconds. Turner departed Los Angeles at 1 am seeking the solo high speed flight from coast to coast.
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Wichita
Kan
Roccoe Turner
Charles A. Lindbergh
M. c
Los Angeles
New York
Turner
Col. Lindbergh
Glendale
Calif
Roscot Turner
Los Aneles
Hoover to Review Battle Fleet Off Cape Virginia
President Hoover plans a Tuesday naval review off the Virginia capes to inspect the battle line and scouting fleet. He will depart Washington Monday night aboard the Salt Lake City at Hampton Roads and return to the capital after the ceremony. A separate review of the air fleet will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Capes
Washington
Hoover Hies
Virginia Capes
Salt Lake City
Hampton Roads
Alr Gert
Evangeli c Campaign Opens at Trinity Church
The first week night service of the evangelistic campaign was held Monday at Trinity Church on Best Second Street. Rev J Ho Berth D D presided over the Washington district and led a notable gatherin g of local ministers.
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Cr. Shaw
M. E. Church
la Plata
Trinity Church
Best Second Street
J. Ho Berth
D. D
Washington
Ube
Referenda on Dry Law Stirred Debate Across League
Crude notes detail a controversial dry law referendum and related political maneuvering. McBride appears before a committee to discuss the matter while the Acumen League and local figures weigh in on the ballot. A contested summons before the committee is noted as officials debate the process and funding.
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Ifap
T- Serate Lab
Wil
Agai
McBride
Permons
Kresge
Vacation Bible School Faculty Named for City Program
Mrs. CG Nevin Robert, principal, announced this year's Daily Vacation Bible School plans starting June 16 with morning sessions through July 13. The faculty includes Miss Margaret Rodrick and others, with five hundred registration cards to be issued and about 300 pupils expected. A faculty meeting will set courses of study and program details, with art and craft work and devotional periods planned at the Bath Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Nevin Robert
Wit
Margaret Rodrick
Beatrice Cronit
Ernest Dodd
Elizabeth Pyles
A Levy
Miles Margaret Sager
Bath
Church Street School
Robert
Trans Atlantic Air Mail Arrives in Natal Rio Grande Do Norte
Jean Mermoz and two companions completed a 1700 mile flight from St Louis Senegal to Natal Brazil in 21 hours 12 minutes. The coastal hydro airplane ict Pergeson departed France May 2 carrying airmen brought from Paris by plane. This Europe to South American leg was previously done by destroyers.
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Rio Janeiro
South America
Jean Mermoz
Natal
St. Louis
Senegal
Africa
Ict Pergeson
France
Patis
Atlantic
Chinese Soldiers Break Up Riots After Fatal Crackdown
An account reports Chinese troops killed 29 while dispersing rioters in Huchow Chekiang province. The text also mentions cultural notes and community events including Mothers and Daughters Weeks and church activities.
British Troops Quell Sholapur Revolt Under Martial Law
Martial law grips Sholapur as British troops occupy the city to suppress a self government attempt. Machines guns posted, barricades cleared, mills closed, and thousands flee to their homes. In Calcutta eighty people are arrested in raids on Bengal presidency branches tied to the Chittagong incident.
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Byyapur
India
Solapur
Trops
Ch Patmont
Sholapur
Catewhea
Calcuta
Bengal
Bengal Presidency
all-Indis National Congress Committee
Newspaper Work Topic At Hood College Address
William T. Delaplaine of the News-Post spoke to Hood College journalism students on newspaper economics and the role of advertising. He noted readers pay one quarter of costs while local and national ads cover the rest, citing 1929 US figures and postage for unsolicited mail to newspapers. He warned about free publicity efforts and discussed radio and television as future competitors while stressing the continuing importance of small city papers for local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
News- Post
Hood College
Mir. Doja
Plaine
Delaplaine
Sontinent
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Market gains fade after midday petroleum selloff
Trading on March 13 saw gains lift the market early, led by a rise in energy shares, but midday momentum soured as petroleum issues faltered. Overall activity was volatile with mixed sector results and notable liquidity in certain issues.
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York
Prom Avenue
Streiz
Fingerprint Records Found in Ten Percent of Federal Hires
Civil Service tests show about one in ten new federal job winners have police fingerprint records. Figures from the Civil Service Commission reveal higher警idence in 1930 than 1929, with 4000 of 10000 prohibition applicants barred after character investigations. The commission may still permit or strip appointments after sworn in, and fingerprint checks are done post appointment to manage workload.
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Civil Service
U.S
Rooney Dutcher
NEA
Wasiton
Cate
Sam
Prohibition
Ted
Civil Service Commission
Uncle Sam
Ascot Yeat
Federal
Department of Justice
Washington
Witliam
Deming
Commission
Oecause Congress
Fingerprint checks in federal hiring proposed to weed out bad records
The article details a commission plan to fingerprint applicants for federal jobs, noting past findings that many hires conceal criminal histories. It cites 1929 data: 52 137 fingerprinted, 3 296 with records, including murders, larceny, drunken driving, and other offenses.
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Commission
Police Given Fond Hug By Gospel Speaker Who Refused Permit
An incident in Frederick involved D. E. Miller a itinerant minister his wife and son Herman 24 who embraced a gospel speaker and other locals on courthouse steps after failing to obtain a permit The minister claimed civic officials opposed his affection and asserted he had a caveating permit but no record exists of a permit being secured The event drew attention from authorities as residents debated propriety and permit requirements.
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Frederick
Washington
D. E. Miler
Herman
Miller
Ienterest
SCR
Maller
Normah
Deion
Muller
Mares C. Pomon Sabai
Ing
Hagerstown
Mijs
Dr Nansen Dead Explorer and Diplomat Dies
Mornay March 13 AP reports the death of Dr JaAm Meisevaisitt with plans noted to dash toward the North Pole. The fragmentary text mentions estate matters involving heirs and named individuals, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Mornay
JaAm Meisevaisitt
Gregor Grant Zeppein
Stimson Defends Naval Treaty at Committee Meeting
Secretary of War Henry Stimson defends the naval treaty before a congressional committee. He emphasizes the agreement limits and safeguards amid wartime tensions and strategic reassurances to lawmakers.
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Stimson
U S Experts Favor Balanced Ship Classes for Navy
A London conference report notes US experts favored a mix of cruiser types rather than a single plan. The delegation, after study, decided on one larger cruiser and several smaller ships to share tasks, aiming to protect US interests and stay allied with Britain.
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London
Netconty d. Mins Ain
United States
Great Britain
Scouts Plan Annual Camp At Camp Ritchie This Summer
Plans to hold the annual Francis Scott Key Boy Scouts camp at Camp Ritchie from June 27 to July 5 are in progress. Camp Baker at Bay Dock Heights draws more interest with daily use and reservations for future work.
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Ncxder
Francis Scoth Mey
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Ritchie
Camp Baker
Baydock Heights
Maryland State School For Deaf
J. A . Vernon
Camp
NW Margaret Kent
Gills Cle
Frederick
Alry Boy
John F. Wood
Christin
Deaver Society of Evangelical Reform
Buckingham Industy School
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Chan
Evangelical Aetors Church
Ernest B. Stephens
Backham Industrial School
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baker Park
Bierm
Shipley
Thomas Kemp
C. Cyril Klein
Evangelical Laetan Church
St. John's
Evang
Lal Reformed Church
Oyterian Church
Court begins fee cases on Cin Court trial docket
The Cin Court opens its May term with fee case listings and trial dates. Associate Judge John Newsom presides over matters including Hays and Hays versus commissions, wood and material charges, and related reparations. Other docket items include Putman v Berry Olio, W Betcom v. James, and a guaranty case, with several entries set for Thursday and Friday trials.
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Cin Court
Mar
John 5. Newsom
Thomas C. Hays
Tatieg
T. Hays
Som
Zounneborg
Assunpet
Barres
J. Hetty Stokes
Ee Burs
Clan R. Putman
Berry O Olinges
My Tree
Prederick County All Bank
John & Ramm J. Garok
Sele W
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Lindbergh
Norman Stone
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Cuve O'Crock
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Doms St Prances Cromeet
Vianna Sm Atee Brown
Snooky
Grove
Marcelle Jackson
Dorothy Trout
Virginia Wallace
Alice Jackson
Margate Leatherman
Ruth
Melvin Troy
Forman Stone
M'Brice
Buresge
Caraway
Huchow
Chekiang Province
Wothers
Church of the Brethren
West Fourth Street
Orday Servie
Calcutta
Chittagong
W. T. Delaplaine
Hood
Dvaton
Cotimisio
Ts Sea
Oman
New York Post Office
DR. Nansen
Stauffer
Enire
Jett
Havi
Scouts
Opty
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