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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1934

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Blaze on Kirgman Brewster Estate Fires Baffle Fire Crews

District forest officials report arson as the likely cause after a series of five fires swept 170 acres on the Kirgman Brewster estate near Catoctin. The blaze began Sunday evening and was controlled Monday morning with aid from the Civilian Conservation Corps and local personnel. Warden William G. says prompt action saved the lodge and nearby structures.

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Braddock Heights Park Set to Open May 30

Braddock Heights amusement park will open on May 30 with improvements to buildings and grounds. Robert L. Smith Frederick District Manager of Potomac Edison announces new activities including rowing skating and regular attractions. The opening features afternoon amusements and evening dances scheduled for June July and August with supervision by Willard and Stephans.

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Largest Class In History Finishes At State School

The Maryland School for the Deaf reports the largest graduating class ever with 21 students. Commencement is set for May 31 in the chapel, followed by a quadrennial alumni reunion and a busy schedule of ceremonies, meals, and meetings through June 10.

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Survivors recount lightship sinking tragedy at sea

Survivors describe the lightship disaster off Nantucket as the Olympic steamed through heavy fog and struck the ship, sending seven sailors to their deaths. Three lightship crew members were saved, including first mate Eo Mosher.

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Vagrant Held After Morning Arrest At Minister Residence

Police detained a man at a minister's residence after a morning visit by two men. At headquarters he claimed the name Frank Taylor and showed Veteran's Bureau papers under Curawsky. A half pint of whiskey was found, and Taylor was held on a lack of a definite charge.

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Grand Lodge of Maryland holds semi annual meeting

The Grand Lodge of Masons of Maryland met at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore for a semi annual communication. Attendees included Arthur H. Doll A LeRoy McCardell Jacob Rohrback Millard Lease Jr Lawrence Bentz John Engelbrecht Claude Culler Robert Grathers George Cramer Marion Maier James Falk John Leniz and Paul Sampson.

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Weather Today and Temperature Averages

Readable weather data shows high and low temperatures for yesterday and last year. Sunset and sunrise times are provided, along with moonrise and moonset estimates for tomorrow.

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Reed Eyes Another Senate Run in Missouri Race

The article notes ex Senator James A Reed may enter the Missouri Senate race as a pro administration or independent candidate. It mentions Reed’s outspoken nature and potential impact on the August primaries alongside other party figures, with Cary T. Grayson’s horse tip influencing bookmakers and press rooms as the odds shifted.

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Hood College Music Club Presents Original Compositions

Hood College Music Club staged a program of original student compositions in Meyran Hall on a Tuesday evening. Sara K. Bair from York, PA played piano for "Answer." Elaine Zimmerman of Linglestown, PA performed "Witch" and "Afternoon on a Hill." Marion Miller of Gettysburg contributed "Daisies" and "Suite Mod." Helen Di AlGdictomn accompanied, with Ruthie From Thurmont and Marjorie Adam among singers. The event featured student musicians in a showcase of local talent and marked the club’s year end with a reception and gifts for seniors.

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Two Flyers Plan Rome Round Trip Flight From New York

Lahinch Ireland May 16. Captain Pond and Lieutenant Sabelli announced a round trip to Rome with a post Rome return over the Atlantic. Their mono plane crashed in a one acre field after the motor failed 32 hours 6 minutes from New York. Sabelli and Pond credited each other with saving their lives as Sabelli crawled along the fuselage to clear a blocked gas line in a gale.

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Tornado in Alabama Kills Two Negroes at Livingston

A west Alabama tornado struck Livingston killing a man and a child and injuring another, with property damage estimated up to 100000. The storm darkened the town, causing searches for casualties and disrupting power. Authorities reported two dead and one injured with limited details on names.

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King Levinsky Found in Bed After Disappearance

King Levinsky, long sought after his vanishing act, was found in a bed at Jackson Park Hospital on May 7. Mrs Lea Levy, his sister and manager, says the wrestler staged a dramatic return from his scheduled fight with Munncap.

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Texas Man Escapes From Two Abductors

A Texas man freed himself from two abductors after being held for about an hour. He called for help and escaped while the assailants fled in a car. Police are investigating the incident in San Antonio.

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Blessed event in December announced by Ciara Bow and Rex Bell

Ciara Bow and Rex Bell announced they expect a baby next December. Bow hinted at possible retirement from films to focus on family. Mrs James H Harris, previously confined at home, is now a patient at Frederick City Hospital.

Cah Marigo Ciara Bow Rex Bell James H. Harris Frederick City’ s Hospital

Conley Attacks Democratic Machine in Baltimore Address

Baltimore May 16 Three dates for governor were given before the Committee of Tax and Women’s group at a fashion show in the Hotel Rennett. Dr Charles H Can of bas and Major Howard W Jackson of Rahkmere spoke. Democratic candidates and Hare W Nice of Bai were mentioned as part of Conley’s criticism of the taxpaying machine and state expenditures.

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Tree Kidnappers Given Life Terms in LA Case

In Los Angeles, two men convicted of kidnapping G to 36 APi-Three Wikam ite wall Bern wife faced life terms. The jury delivered sentences within a day of the getaway and a week after the initial abduction, following the closing of arguments and sentencing hearings.

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Static electricity blamed for garage fire

A garaged fire is attributed to static electricity with failure to ignite gasoline causing less risk of explosion. The article notes gasoline vapors and nearly empty tanks posing hazards in enclosed spaces and references prior incidents.

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Reed Wins Pennsylvania Senate Nomination Over Pinchot

Philadelphia May 16 AP Reed defeats Pinchot for Republican Senate nomination with 464,528 votes to 348,660 as Guffey outpaces Morris for the Democratic nomination. Schnader leads for governor with 3 to 2 over Shannon. Earle leads Copeland. Farley says Pinchot defeat not a test of the New Deal.

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Roosevelt Eyes Quick Adjournment Date in June 5 Target

Washington March 16 AP Roosevelt urged Congress to adjourn at earliest possible date with June 5 tentatively set. House Democrats, after protracted hearings, outlined three key bills on bank deposits insurance and related measures as factors shaping adjournment.

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Financial markets show uneasy trading amid mixed signals

Traders and investors weighed price actions as sessions showed cautious activity. Stock purchases and commodity notes fluctuated while foreign exchange remained subdued and sterling opened around 3.17 dollars amid tentative market sentiment.

Hood College class of 2926 hosts 1934 seniors at dinner dance

Hood College seniors entertain the 1934 class with a formal dinner dance in Klentz Hall dining room at 6 15 this evening. Elizabeth Godsell of Ridgewood New Jersey serves as chairman of the affair.

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