Grand Jury Recalled to Meet May 22
Baltimore case details emerge as Judges Hammond Urner and Arthur B D Willard recall the county grand jury for May 22. Minor Gray, held in Baltimore jail, faces allegations linked to a possible assault on a white girl near Woodville. State's Attorney Bow discusses reconvening after a February adjournment and a nine week reporting rule under 1933 legislation.
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Hammond Urner
arthur BD. Willard
Circus Court
Minor Grar
Woodville
Ruby Seear
Gray
Baltimore city
izker
Sherman P. B
Alten
Bennett
Circuit Court
ceruary grand jury
Elmer F. Munshorer
Stocks Rise In Booming Spurt Across Markets
Stocks move higher in a brisk rally resembling a boom period with gains led by major indices and bonds also climbing. The market shows strong demand with notable price advances and cautious optimism among investors despite mixed news.
Weather Today and Moon Sets Tomorrow
The weather note reports moon set tomorrow at 3 59 a m and observes the current weather conditions for the day. It provides no other major details about temperature or precipitation.
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Monin
Two Year Extension of NRA Mapped By F D R
President Roosevelt and the NRA Board moved to a revised plan for a two year extension of the recovery program. Donald Richberg announced a seven point plan to be sent to the House after a White House meeting with the President. The proposal aims to extend the NRA by the Senate backed recovery act.
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F.D.R
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Senate
House
White House
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Closed Course Flight To Set New Speed Marks
New York reports D. W. TO to establish six new speed records in a closed course flight. The attempt involves a CORUMENIA transport plane covering 621 miles at an altitude around 14,000 feet with five laps expected, names including Tomine and Kes folx.
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New York
D. W
Tomine
Washington
Kesfolx
Simentor Fine Paid by Wife at Sheriff’s Office
George Simentor known as George the Greek, a Frederick boot legger, paid a $500 fine at the Sheriff’s office this morning. He is serving six months in the House of Correction for possession and sale of liquor without a license after pleading guilty to related charges.
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George Simentor
Frederick
Circuit Cour
Sherif
Widespread Hunt For Missing Boy Aboard Weems Creek
A major search is underway for seven year old Frank A. Sezama reported missing after an afternoon at the Weems Creek home. Authorities urge the public to report any sighting. The boy is described as small with brown hair and a blue jacket.
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Frank A. Sezama
seven
Weems Creek
A. Sazams
Weems
West To Be Adviser To State P S Board
The Ballenger Woman's Club hosted Mrs. Preston Zimmermen at her home in May. Club activities featured singing and recreation led by Mr. Preston Zammerman. Mrs. Howard T. Smith won the prize, and the group adjourned to meet again at Miss Motie Zimmerman's home with Miss Pearson present.
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Ballenger Woman's Club
Ballenger Woman's Ciub
Preston
Miss Pearson
Hood College Commencement Set for June 3
Hood College announces commencement exercises on June 3 with an outdoor program and an alumnae day chapel service. The event includes a class night and related activities beginning Saturday, featuring the class of graduates and college events for 303 attendees.
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SECO
Jane
Opening Use Plane To Attend "Hot Chas" Event
A cryptic clipping notes plans to attend an event titled "Hot Chas" using a plane. It mentions names Richard Baum and Josephne Lar with unclear affiliations and a Comox location. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Winds Fan Flames Threatening Village
Fire spreads as strong winds threaten a village center with a church near the middle of the settlement. Local firefighters battle the blaze amid shifting gusts and smoke impacting nearby homes. No injuries reported as crews work to contain the flames.
Annual Track Meet Results Staged May 24
Plans for the annual track and field meet were outlined for today with focus on projects and progress. Officials discussed agency grants and supervision by federal and state authorities as 16 teams were considered and 72 participants were summoned to an afternoon session.
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PWA
Waian
iowa
Babe Ruth Hints at Retirement Amid Temperament Concerns
Boston on May 6 AP Judge Emil Fuchs released a statement amid reports Babe Ruth may quit baseball. Fuchs described Ruth as a person of moods and said he would likely finish the current year if he regains form, noting reluctance to retire while below peak performance.
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Death of Maryland grocers leader shocks trade group
Edward A. Fisher, about 65, newly elected president of the Independent Retail Grocers Association of Maryland, died suddenly at 8 10 a.m. Wednesday. A heart attack is suspected. Fisher led Cumberland and planned state events for 1936. Funeral plans not yet set. A successor will be chosen soon as the statewide group has eleven vice presidents.
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Edward A. Fisher
Cumberland
Independent Retail Grocers Association of
Maryland
J. M. Cutler
Fisher
Independent Retail Grocers Association
Campth
Frederics
independent grocers
State association
Norris To Be Appointed On Md Racing Commission
A Republican member, identified as mision, is slated for appointment to Maryland's Racing Commission, signaling a transition in state regulatory leadership. The move follows party guidance and aligns with existing commission structure.
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Norris
Md. Racing Commission
All Day Institute Program Noted at Wo. T. Church
A local event at the Wo. T. church featured an all day institute conducted by Codleniz and Mrs. Jd G with Miss treasurer and a Baltimore physician Dr. P and Borceau Suco. The program included education topics and guest speakers, with time set for the afternoon.
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Codleniz
Jd. G
som
P & Borceau- Suco
Baltimore
Committee In Meeting Forms At Francis Key Hotel
A work and legislative committee met Wednesday night at the Francis Key hotel to discuss formation and duty. Local attendees described unified aims and ongoing steps for organizing the panel's agenda.
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assolatom
Francis So Key hotel
Move To Check Any Loss Of Administration Strength
The article reports President Roosevelt will veto Congress on the bonus bill for veterans, citing political reasons or expediency. Stephen Early asserts the veto is not driven by politics and hopes Congress backs it. White House indicates the veto may be upheld in the Senate as a move to protect administration strength.
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Stephen Early
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Congress
White House
Senate
Roosevelt Muzzles News on Work Relief With Walker Plan
The Roosevelt administration aims to channel publicity on the work relief program through Frank Walker at the National Emergency Council to curb leaks from 60 federal agencies. Officials fear bickering, whileSecret Service expansion remains uncertain. inevitable unauthorized news will persist from various channels.
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Roosevelt
Frank Walker
National Emergency Counc
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McCarran Fights Wage Rate Schedule
Senator Pat McCarran campaign statements challenge a new wage rate schedule. The report notes opposition from McCarran and references AP coverage by Rion dated March 36. The piece outlines political maneuvering around labor policy with unspecified regional impact.
Spanish Flyer Off On Hop To Mexico
A scrambled note from 1935 reports a flight or trip titled Spanish Flyer Off On Hop To Mexico. The fragment hints at a report by NEA Service with likely coverage of aviation or travel themes and mentions Chester and AAA. The legible parts suggest a wartime or social column tone without clear events.
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Mexico
Chester trates
AAA
USS Corps
NEA Service
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