Windsor insists public wedding for Wallis Warfield
The Duke of Windsor presses for a public wedding and official recognition as Duchess of Windsor with royal backing. A government royal family stalemate grows deeper as Queen Mother Mary and King George VI reportedly back his stance while the cabinet favors a private ceremony and no royal attendance.
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Monts
France
Abby
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Mary
George VI
House of Windsor
Nurses A A Holds Banquet And Dance At Key Hotel
The Frederick City Hospital Training School Alumnae Association hosted its annual banquet and dance for the graduating class at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Miss Mary L. Martin presided, with Miss Catherine Williams and Miss Mary L. Nics among attendees. Dr Mabel L. Bishop delivered the keynote on What Is An Egg, followed by remarks on loyalty to the Alma Mater.
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Frederick City Hospital Training School
Francis Scott Key
Mary L. Martin
Catherine Williams
Mary L. Nics
Alma Urffer
Amy G. Day
Mabel L. Bishop
Mood College
M. Ruth Hough
Dave Hagan
Frances Kehine
Mary Gosnell
Bettie Gosnell
Helen Karn
Dr. Bishop
Pearl Eader
W. M. Smith
George B. McCleery
Philip Beard
W. Scholl Wersperger
Edna Clipp
T. H. Jackson
David T. Derr
Millard Rodke
Arthur Stern
Ernest Anhalt
Lloyd Stup
Ray Steele
Russell Zimmerman
Kirk Cramer
John Kreimer
Charles Shewbridge
Elwood Whitmore
Jack Haer
Harwood Watson
Lloyd Ahab
Meri F
Audrey Hackett
Catherine Smith
Martha Burss
Elinor Fichting
Grace Walker
Ruth Houck
Nellye Pearl Hoffman
Nelie Price
Amy Day
Henrietta Cramer
Viola Fox
Mary Martin
Dorothy Mann
Ingstar
Margaret Bitzer
Virginia Tabler
Louise Culler
Ruth Frushour
Edith Sherman
Ruth Waybright
Nannie Frye
Freda Warnick
Vada Warrenfeltz
Ruby Roderick
Merrill and Lambie Suffer New Delays in Coronation Film Plans
In Southport on May 13 AP reports Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie faced additional bad news as headwinds delayed their Atlantic flight. The film supplier to the US narrowed its offer to still coronation images only, promising a potentially better financial deal than hoped.
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Southport
England
Dick Merrill
Jack Lambie
Atlantic
George
WU. S
Merrill
London
Senator Nye seeks Dodd to name “billionaire” backing German aims
Washington May 13 AP Senator Nye and Rep Fish proposed a resolution compelling Ambassador Dodd to name the wealthy backer described in a German envoy report as ready to back an American dictatorship project. Nye and Borah supported the demand, while Nye said he would press a Senate inquiry into alien subversive influences regardless of the outcome.
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Washington
APD
Nye
N. D
W. E. Dodd
Germany
North Dakotan
Borah
Fish
N.Y
Senate
IRAFFIC CASES HEARD IN COURT
Court heard traffic cases from near Frederick as Judge Emmett R. Bowlus fined Walter J Powell five dollars for failing to stay right. Lutman and Powell face civil suits over the crash at red hill on the Jefferson pike. Lutman testified speeds near 40 mph, Powell did not testify.
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Casey
Frederick
Peoples Court
Emmett R. Bowlus
Walter J
Peo" Powell
Powell
Claude G. Luttman
Brunswick
Red Hill
Jefferson Pike
W. Ko May
Lutman
Eugene Bowers
Alton Y. Bennett
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter W. Slick
Baltimore
Guy Anders
Denver Shook
Slick
New Market
Earl Powers
Bluefield
Enon Lilly
Thurston
Powers
Roy M. Hiltner
Bowlus
Testiny
Urbana
Yale Robertson
Carl Lake
Robertson
William H. Campbell
House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnaufler
Reappraisement Of Carey Estate Ordered
An Orphans' Court order directs a reappraisement of the estate of Harriett V. Carey, appointing Calvin S. Lohr and Arthur Burras to value the property. Carey died in 1935 after gifting her entire estate to Howard Hollingsworth. Equity claims by Meredith E. Groshon seek to challenge the deed, with creditors seeking intervention. The Equity Court reserved decision pending settlement by the administrator of the personal estate.
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Orphans’ Court
Harriett V. Carey
Calvin S. Lohr
Arthur Burras
Carey
Ahesealcolate
Tuiteworth
John S. Derr
Equity Court
Edward
Delaplaine
Esate
Alton
Bennett
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Hollingsworth
Nine Maryland Counties Report No April Highway Fatalities
Baltimore May 13 AP Nine Maryland counties had no highway fatalities in April according to a report by Walter R Rudy Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. The April deaths were lower than the same period in 1996, with four deaths in April of the prior year. Counties with no deaths last month included Calvert Caroline Carroll Charles Frederick Kent Queen Anne’s St Mary’s Talbot and others.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Walter R. Rudy
Calvert Carshine
Carroll Chafiee
Frederick Kent
Queen Annee St, Mary
Talboy
Snipers May Have Caused Dirigible Crash Claim
A witness from the Shenandoah disaster testifies that the first noise before the hull split resembled the dirigible’s earlier collapse. Clarence Chamberlain suggests sniper fire may explain recent Bendix and Los Angeles incidents, linking sniper shots to airship vulnerabilities and past near misses.
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Commerce Department
Mateo J. Tobin
Ohio
Tobin
Clarence Chamberlain
Spartansburg
S. C
Chamberlain
Bendix
New Jersey
Naval Air Station
Los Angeles
Officers Named by Frederick AAUW for Two Years
Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women elected officers for the next two years at a Wednesday dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Dr Dorothy Morrill was named president and Mrs N Singleton Zeiler secretary, with Dr Elizabeth May the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Francis Scott Key
Elizabeth May
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Bower
Busines
Edgar H. McBride
Dorothy
Morrill
N. Singleton Zeiler
Ruth V. Pope
Hood College
Savannah
Louise Heath
Katharine E. Dutrow
Hannah Boyeland
Genevieve Corbett
Eliza Wilkins
Bertha Loomis
Awaits Sentence For Strangling His Nephew
Chambersburg Pennslyvania May 13 Oscar Shriver age 28 awaits sentence on a charge of strangling his eight year old nephew Floyd Shriver cause the boy teased him Shriver was indicted three weeks ago by the Franklin county grand jury with tying a rope around the neck choking the boy to death and dumping the body over a toner period.
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Chambersburg
Oscar Shriver
Floyd Shriver
Ha Ptandtad Gu
Franklin County
Shriver
Duvall Schell Named To Maritime Position
The Maritime Commission announces the appointment of Samuel Duvall Schell of Frederick Maryland as chairman. Schell had been acting director for the division of transportation and previously held a deputy role.
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Duvall Schell
Maritime Commissian
F Today
Samuel Dhevall Schell Frederick Md
Charman
Kennedy
Shell
Disiaian
King and Queen Restless After Coronation
Britain's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, aged 51 and 7, faced a demanding schedule of post coronation duties with little rest as they prepare to fulfill a long round of public appearances. London remained lively with royal balcony appearances and cheering crowds, amid the empire’s homage.
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Elizabeth
Margaret Row
Backingham Palace
London
Westminster Abbey
Britain
George VI
King
Majority Meeting Of DeMolay To Be Public
Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay announces a public majority meeting on May 24 at the Masonic Temple in Ha Pom Patwa The event will award certificates to about fifteen members who reach age twenty one by June 1 Ernest C Webb will receive the representative DeMolas award Merit honors will be presented Officers Cleon Alexander Walter Danner Sherman Barber Ernest Webb Alvin Simon will participate.
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Cleon IL Alexander
Walter A. Danner
Sherdan Barber
Ernest C Webb
Alvin Simon
Masonic Temple
Hai Pom
Pata
Thea Det Entidae
Red Cross Increases Spain Relief by 870000
Washington May 3 The American Red Cross central committee announced an additional seven hundred thousand dollars for Spain civil war relief. Ernest Swift national vice chairman heads foreign operations as funds will be routed through the International Red Cross to aid both sides.
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Washington
Red
Spain
Ernest Swift
Hong
Labor News Upsets Wall Street Market New York
Market activity deteriorated on May 13 as fresh libor disruptions undermined trading confidence. A sharp second hour selling burst drove prices lower with wide bid offerings and unsettled readings across indexes. Sterling exchange rate remained steady at 1.19 per dollar.
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New York
Wall Streets
New Dows
Strike closes Fisher Plant
Cleveland May 1 1950 The General Motors Fisher Body plant was shut down by a sit down strike affecting up to seven thousand workers. Union leader Lins Spidak cited layoffs and speedup as key causes and said fourteen men in one department halted all plant operations amid claims of discrimination against a strongly organized local.
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Cleveland
General Motors
Fisher Body
Lins Spidak
United Auto Workers of America
Red Peycorn Seafe
Spisak
Waynesboro Man Held For Writing Letter
Harrisburg report states Amber Amberson of Waynesboro was arrested at a VA location on four charges for sending two threatening letters to President Roosevelt. Earlier he wrote Gov. Earle and state officials seeking help in an auto fraud dispute. Government agents say the letters included a threat to the President unless resistance to a stated demand was met.
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Harrisburg
Rubbish Fire Sparks Firemen at Wet Panmck Street
A rubbish fire behind Bernie Winkle used car lot on Wet Panmck Street drew the Independent flare Company to the scene. Firemen, hindered by crew shortages, extinguished the blaze with bystanders aiding as a pile of refuse burned near the rear yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Winkle
Tear Gas Hurled In Strike Zone At Jones and Laughlin
Police used tear gas to control a crowd of striking workers at the Jones and Laughlin steel plants in Aliquippa and Pittsburgh. One man was injured as officers prevented him from leaving plant property after an investigation of reported violence. The walkout, tied to unresolved bargaining, idled 27,000 workers and drew threats of action against Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube.
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Pittsburgh
Alequippa
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
W. L. Ambrose Sid
Burgess Morgan Sohn
Jones and Laughlin
Aliquipna
Philp Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Unien
Murray
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Ar Heatier Moir
Shots Trigger Turmoil in Prague Deputies House
In Prague on May 3 a deputy drew a gun in the chamber and fired toward the ministerial bench before being restrained by guards. He lashed out at the house and was jailed. the incident shook the tumultuous session with about half the members described as Communists or rascals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traha
Czechoslovakia
House of Deputies
Yao
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures Note
Weather data shows 0.90 inch precipitation over 24 hours ending 7 am May. High and low temperatures recorded yesterday with minor errors in the record. forecast hints at continued cool conditions with low odds of significant warming.
House to Approve Roosevelt Work Relief Plan Today
Washington May 13 AP Administration leaders report House sentiment favors the President's request for a 1.5 billion work relief fund for the next fiscal year. A subcommittee had recommended one billion, but leaders expect full committee to back 1.5 billion when it acts before the President returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lo Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
WPA
Works Progress Administration
Hopkins
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Straw Hats To Make Annual Bow Saturday
A spring rain pattern interrupts, but forecasters expect showers and cooler air. Straw hat season nears with straw skimmers moving in as fashion hints signal a summer shift from felt. Summer begins in five and a half weeks with June 21 set as the start.
Jailed man faces old charge of shooting in Elkton
Brad Mayberry, 23, brought to jail to face an indictment for assault with intent to clash in connection with the shooting of three men at a roadhouse near Elkton. The incident occurred last week in Coateaville. The three wounded men reportedly recovered. The grand jury returned the indictment.
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Elkton
Brad Mayberry
Coateaville
Road House
Mayberry
Unclear entry from Kenexe State College college archive
Fragmentary note mentions Kenexe State College and a date-like string 27. No clear event, people, or organization details beyond the college name. Summary limited by readable content.
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