Battlefield Bill Moves to Senate for Monocacy National Park
The House approved a 50800 appropriation to convert Monocacy Battlefield into a National Military Park. The measure, supported by Rep Frederick N. Zihlman, goes to the Senate where leadership aims for quick action before adjournment. A companion Senate bill was withdrawn.
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Monocacy Battlefield
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Tydings
Maryland
Monocacy Battlefield Association
Frederick N. Zihlman
Associated Press
Frederick Society Notes Full Of Tea And Bridge
Mrs Frank Hill Hedges hosted a large tea on Wednesday with about sixty guests including Jamison of Hagerstown and Mrs Lorenzo Martin of Washington. The event featured iris lilies and lilacs with guests received by multiple hosts and Sherbert served by Miss Louise Potts.
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Frank Hill Hedges
West Second Street
Jirs
Jamison
Hagerstown
Lorenzo Martin
Washington
Hedges
Martin
Glenn H Worthington
John Marker
Able
Sherbert
Louise Potts
Helen Abell Conley
Katharine Kieffer
Monica Hal’er
Virginia Williamson
Mirs
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Emil Johnson
Aan Ringgold Potts
John A. Shires
Francis Srott Key Hotel
Charles S. Price
Jury Acquits Woman in Annapolis Murder Case
An Annapolis jury acquitted Mrs. Sarah Hartley of fatally shooting her husband last November in Bladen your Prince Georges County. The verdict followed a lengthy deliberation and a late-night court recess after evidence suggested marital strain and drink issues.
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Annapolis
Robert Moss
Sarah AL Hartley
Bladen
Yure
Prince Georges County
Hartley
Shane
Liquor Smuggling Bust Aboard Munson Liner
Federal agents discovered 2860 bottles of rare wines brandies and whiskey worth about 30000 hidden in the Munson liner Inez Manamar after tracking a strong alcohol scent. John McAdams led a three officer team inspecting the ship finding burlap bags filled with bottles and noting about 100 broken during the voyage.
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New York
Munson Inez
Manamar
Nassau
John McAdams
McAdams
Indoor Fair Opens Tonight For Armory Roof Garden Fund
The Indoor Fair under Cresap's Rifles opens at 7:30 p.m. in the Armory drill shed Friday and Saturday with free admission. Frederick merchants donate valuable prizes and door awards, with tickets assigned to entrants. Funds aim to cover about 3000 for a roof garden as state improvements include a headhouse widening the Armory on Bentz Street.
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Armory
Cresap’s Rifles
Armory Roof Garden Fund
Philip R. Winebrewer
Frederick
Rifles
Bentz Street
Emmitsburg Man John Long Dies in Baltimore Visit
Emmitsburg reports the death of John Long a longtime resident and former liveryman and farmer who died in Baltimore Monday night after visiting his eldest son Charles Long He survived by four sons and one daughter and twenty one grandchildren Funeral mass set for 10 o'clock at St Joseph Church with interment at church cemetery Funeral home arranged the services The Spanish miss policy note about trees appears unrelated to the obituary
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Emmitsburg
Mr. Long
Baltimore
Charles Long
Robert Long
Littlestoan
Guy Topper
Edward Qden
Elmer Lines
Gordon Prop. Batimore
Howard F. Dow Hington
Dlaas Pecher
Fairfield
St. Joseph
Wilson
Kansas City
Luther B. Wileson
New York City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Vr. Berry
Philadelphia
Wilbur P. Thirkield
Chattanooga
Tenn
William F. Oldham
Buenos Aires
Francis W. Warne
Bangalore City
India
New York
Ares
Africa
Potomac Lodge
Hagerstown
Odd Fellows Home
C. ©. Artz
F. Temple
Gilead Encampment No. S
Five Drowned Near Annapolis Bay Tragedy Claims Family
Everett Insley a 30 year old Baltimore barge captain his wife and three young children drowned when the barge Calvert sank in Chesapeake Bay about 12 miles south of Annapolis as it towed crushed stone toward Ur bana Va The watchman aboard survived after escaping an open cabin door and clinging to a bateau until rescued The tug Augusta A Denhart and the steamer Virginia searched for an hour but found no sign of the family.
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Anapolis
Everett Insley
Baltimore
Calvert
Urbana
Chesapeake Hay
Here
Insley
Augusta
Denhart
Virginia
Ascension Day Observed With Services And Music
Ascension Day observances will be held in this city with a 7 o'clock church service preceded by a 6 30 program. The Jacques de Molay Commandery will attend the Presbyterian church for a 7 30 service and a musical program features organ recitals, choral works, and Verdi Aida excerpts performed by the Masonic Double Quartet and organist Irving M. Landauer.
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Heaven
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Batiste
Hollins
Fountain
Fletcher
Gounod
Simper
Stainer
Mareh
Bloomfield Community Club Holds May Meeting
The Bloomfield Community Club met May 14 in the school house with Chas E Staley presiding. A Mother’s Day program featured orchestra pieces recitations songs and a May queen ceremony followed by supper and a May pole dance. final meeting and annual banquet planned for June 7.
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Bloomfield Community Club
Chas. E. Staley
Bible Teadins
Mary Stull
Marion Warrenfeltz
Plarlet
Trask
Beatrice Staley
Harold Staley
Mildred Stop
Grey Girls
Little Black Me
Edna Hail- Master
Avid Lang
Miss Allen
Elgie Wachter
Kathleen Allen
Jerlinz Stuij
Kathleen Len
New Waynesboro Bank Hindered by Charter Rejection
The Star Secretary of Banking denied the charter for the Waynesboro Banking Trust Co citing lack of need for a trust company in the town. Governor John S Fisher concurred with the decision. Incorporators plan to revise and refile later. Oversubscribed stock totaled 916.00 from 285 subscribers.
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Waynesboto
Businese
Star Secretary of Banking
Lowden warns GOP must meet farmers relief demand
Chicago May 17 AP Frank O Lowden declared the Republican party must address the farm issue or he will not seek the nomination. He warned an unsuccessful campaign would bring lasting unflattering fame and said a Coolidge sign on McNary Haugen farm relief could ease his presidential bid.
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Chicago
Frank
Lowden
Illinois
Tam
Coolidge
Witnesses Named for North Carolina Campaign Expenditures
The Senate campaign committee received about eight dozen witness names for examination on expenditures in the North Carolina presidential race and delayed a decision on calling them. George R. Van Namnee testified that no money was sent to North Carolina for Governor Smith. Sedgwick Kistler and Oscar C. Wilt testified. neither spoke to large expenditures.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Committee
North Carolina
Sion
Raleigh
Smith
New York
George R. van Namnee
North
Caroline
Sedgwick Kistler
Lock Haven
Oscar C. Wilt
Clarksburg
WooVa
Hoover
Mystery ends as forest warden admits accidental shooting
Clay Willard, a young forest warden, confessed under strong questioning by Deputy Cushwa that his pistol exploded while he fixed it, ending the belief he was shot by an unknown assailant. Willard, hospitalized after a second operation, had previously claimed a stranger fired the fatal shot.
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Clay Willard
Quiraukt
Willard
Charles E Cushna
Washington County
Cushwa
Srand
Careles
Sergeant McCaughey Leads Marinang State Police Substation
Sergeant G. McCarries of the Marinang State Police assumes command of Substation Pra nck Heights replacing Sergeant Menash Katz who transferred to Laurel. Other state police assignments include Sergeant McCannler with Officer Liferman patrolling the area and Officers Witham Wood at Westminster and RoKrimmen on duty at the ech tere. Sergeant McCagley had served in the district for some time and was well liked by locals.
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G. WW. McCarries
Marinang
Pranck Heights
Menash Katz
Laurel Station
McCanler
Oficer 1
Liferman
Chapete
Emmihare
L. E. Witham
Wetminster
C. Woodhace
Haverstrown
Echtere Sereceant
McCagley
Free Rides For Airplane Enthusiasts Next Week
Frederick residents may ride for free next week through a collaboration between the News-Post, Bivins Circus, and Aviation Corporation at J. Os King farm Ballenger Road. Pilot Clyde Panghers will oversee a battle formation flyover and drop twenty five News-Post free ride tickets at Patrick and Market streets, redeemable at the King farm field with editor countersignature. An American Society for the Promotion of Aviation exhibit is planned for that afternoon at the King farm.
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Frederick WI
Hms
Tes Bivins Circus and Aviation Corporation
Fron J. Os King Farm
Ballenger Road
Hael
Clyde
Panghers
Panghers Will Drop Twenty-Five Copies of the Posty Ave
Patrick
Market Streets
Mt the Field
News-Post
American Society For the Promotion of Aviation
King Farm
Few Cases for May Court Term
An unusually small number of cases was docketed for trial at the May term of court which convened Monday morning. Most are minor, involving attachments and judgments. Two civil appeals were settled Wednesday with Judge John Newman presiding.
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John Newman
Th Hygeia Ice and Coal Company
Lonas
Walter E Sinn
A. Y. Bennett
Freed
Burger
J F. R. Heagey
Jacob Rohrback
Lewis
Heagy
Snookershee
Heagey
James
Eyler
Snook
Garnishee
DeLauter
Flashtrick Sign Works
Sands
Rohrback
Wissler
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Satterwhite
Administratrix
Valentine
T. W
Belt
Shafer
Bowers
Hemp
de Lauter
Willard
Brown
Siete
Maryland
Smith
Court News Equity Costs and Marriages in Local Notices
Court notices include adoption petitions for Charles R. Baugher by James A. Cramer and Elva D. Cramer, mortgage foreclosure involving Jacob Rohrback and Gertrude Wissler, and multiple marriage licenses among residents of Codorus and surrounding towns. Also listed are several property deeds and transfers within the county and state records.
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James A. Cramer
Elva D. Cramer
Charles R. Baugher
H. K. DeLanter
Jacob Rohrback
Gertrude A Wissler
Fredericktown Savings Institution
J. Rohrback
High School Band to Give Concert This Friday
A Frederick High School band, formed fourteen years ago by twelve boys, now has about sixty members and will perform a concert Friday night May 18 at 7 30 p.m near Count Phouge Park. The group, funded by receipts from one annual paid concert, aims to fund instruments and music programs for local youth and plans future concerts and band instruction for both boys and girls. The program includes marches, operatic selections, a cornet duet, and well known tunes, highlighting the school’s growing band program and its community support.
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Count Phouge Park
Giollo
Maaryland
Bats
Soething
Arrince Cor Band
Rei A
Thadani
Klyen
Frederick
Everett Schillknecht
Taylor
Capua
Ohio
Toldman
Third Recital Friday at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall
Hood College music students present the third recital of the year in Brodbeck Hall Friday at 8 20 p m. The program features vocal organ and pianoforte solos by several students including Miss Marjorie Ruzicka Miss Helen Potter Miss Irene Palmer Harper Miss Eleanor Hearn Miss Clara Zimmerman Miss Emily McCabe and Miss Virginia Shenk with works from Bach Haydn Woodman Hahn Faure Chopin Mendelssohn and others. The event marks the last college musical for the year.
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Music Studet of
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Bach
Haydn
Marjorie Ruzicka
Woodman
Helen Potter
MacFayden
Lass
Dr. Arne
Irene Palmer Harper
Burleigh
Lotus Land
Scott
Eleanor Hearn
Hahn
Faure
Clara Zimmerman
Andante Tschaikowsky
Te Coulbourne
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Blanche Topley
Leschetizky
Emily McCabe
Stride Vampo
Horning
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Dubois
Virginia Shenk
Farm relief figures in Lowden Senate hearing
Former governor Frank Lowden addressed the Senate committee on farm relief as part of his presidential campaign expenditures. The meeting focused on how farmers would benefit from proposed relief measures and assessed campaign spending implications.
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Frank Lowden
Umnoss Aid
Stock Market Turmoil Shakes New York Trading Floor
Traders faced violent reversals as opening declines gave way to gains then swift selling. About 3.49 million shares traded while bank loans surged and call money rates jumped to multi year highs, ending with a late rebound.
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New York
Robbery at Waukeran Farm Leaves One Dead
Three masked men broke into the William Beck home two miles west of Waukeran TH May 17 AP report says WH Wam Neck Jr 36 died in the attack. The 75 year old mother was beaten and left unconscious while the father restrained. The intruders took 2500 in treasury bonds and 209 in school bonds. a nearby bank left untouched. The sheriff cited the family’s distrust of banks and suggested investigators pursue the bonds as the motive.
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Waukeran
William Beck
Wam Neck, Jr
Lawrences
Three Marine Flyers Leave for Nicaragua Flight
Three Valor States Marine Corps airmen departed at 8 15 this morning on a transport monoplane bound for Nicaragua. Lieutenant T W Talmer, the public information officer, led and was accompanied by radio operator, and Sergeant Dugald Styler.
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Nicaragua
Horace Dodge and Miss Sisman Married in Detroit
Horace E. L. Tieler, son of the late Ameryan magnate, wed Miss Muriel Poerrhys Sieman of Detroit today at a Presbyterian church in Westbourne. The ceremony followed by a brief reception and seating for family members.
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Horace Dodge
Miss Sisman
Trewden
Wey
Horace EL Tieler
Ameryan
Muriel Poerrhys Sieman
Detroit
Westbourne
Transatlantic Flyers Arrive in Detroit Today
Fragmentary report notes Transatlantic flyers arriving in Detroit with unclear details. Mentions a Junkers or similar craft and a crew of seven, referenced in garbled text, with postponement and a ceremony noted for 2 pm.
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Detroit
Bishop Bast Convicted on Two Charges by M E Church
Danish bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen was found guilty on two ecclesiastical charges by a Methodist Episcopal court and suspended from bishop functions while remaining a member. The court recommended support until the next conference meeting in spring.
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Kansas City
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Denmark
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lions Club Meeting Sets District Convention Attendees
The Frederick Lions Club luncheon at Francis Scott Key Hotel discussed attendance at the district Lions convention in Ha Serstown May 2 and 23. Five delegates may be sent by the Incal organization, with other members expected to attend. Attendees listed include Hobart Winchester Povste Manwell Warsh Rimes and Peek. The article also notes Turkey may require family names for all citizens, replacing single names.
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Lions Clubs
Haserstown
Frederick Club
Francis Scott Reyiste
Incal
Voal
Brust
Hobart
Winchester
Povste
Manwell
Sr Maxwel
Warsh
Rimes
J Peek
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