Plans for Frederick County historical pageant outlined
Three day celebration June 28 to 30 centers on a Frederick County Historical Pageant with committees meeting tonight and Saturday. Headquarters open Monday in Patrick Court building under Hayward to support preparations and shop sales.
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Frederick County
Francis Scoté her
Frederick County Agricultural Society
atociia Country Club
Frederick
Hayward
Patrick Court
Harnwell
John Rogers
Grau Overcome by Reception in Cuba
Ex president Ramon Grau San Martin returned to Cuba amid a massive welcoming crowd of about 100000. He entered his home prostrate and was carried to his bedroom, as supporters cheered despite his evident discomfort.
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GRAU
CUBA
Havana
Presia
Ramon Grau San Marin
Wolfe Lot Sold at Sheriff’s Sale
Three acre Thomas Wotte lot near Fregerics north end sold at sheriff's sale this morning. Gilmore R. Filautt bought the property for $325 with Grant Booper serving as auctioneer.
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WOLFE
Thomas
Wotte
Fregerics
court Meuse
Weather figures and temperatures from historical data
The report lists today’s weather with precipitation figures and extreme temperatures. It notes Mary 1933 precipitation, 1924 efficiency to May 1, and compares yesterday’s high 74 to last year’s 80, with lows of 47 vs 46. Sunset at 7:19 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 4:54 a.m.
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Mary
Tariff Bill Debate in Senate Continues
In Washington on March 18 AP reports the Senate debate over tariff legislation persists with Republicans pressing a cautious line against Democratic expectations of victory. House recess looms as committees rush to push favored measures including base production control and a national railway labor board. Senators Davis and Vanentenberg oppose empowering the President to bargain on world trade tariffs amid sharp partisan clashes.
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Washington
Mar
Repubnears
Senate
House
House Banking committee
Davis
Vantenberg
Britain not pledged to save China in world stance
London May 18 AP Sir John Simon Foreign Secretary said Britain is not pledged to preserve China's integrity and will not join direct sanctions against Japan or other powers unless the United States fully cooperates. He warned economic sanctions could risk war and require US participation.
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London
Sir John Simon
iday
Great Britain
Crinsa
Japan
United States
Markets lose inflationary trend in New York trading
May 18 AP wires report a retreat from inflationary pressure in New York markets. Traders displayed caution after a prior rally as futures and commodities moved little or slipped while the dollar held a narrow range in foreign exchange. Sterling opened at 5.1173 and call money renewed at 1 percent.
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New York
Pinancelal
rce
northwest
Congress Accepts Virginia Statues of Washington and Lee
Washington May 18 AP Congress will accept statues of George Washington and Robert E Lee from Virginia tonight. For decades delay followed resistance to honoring the Confederate general and debates over wording stalled actions before finally passing a resolution in 1932 despite opposition from Rep Stafford.
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WASHINGTON. LEE
Washington
Congress
George Washington
Robert E Lee
Virginia
Lee
Old Dominion
she hall of fame
United States
Woodrum
Stafford
Wisconsin
American Girls Win Their Battle of Visas
A French consul granted visas to twelve American college girls after a cablegram dispute. The group, including students from Smith and Barnard, faced entry limits and character checks but the consul announced visas would be ready and reserved the right to require good character assurances for future entrants.
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Madne
thiteen American colege
France
Smith
Barnard waresiy
America
Fodar
Yellow Springs Concert Postponed By Rain
John Francis Fischer announces National Music Week observance and an upcoming Yellow Springs Concert Band performance directed by Prof. Charles T. C. Stull. The Baker Park concert, originally set for May 10 at 8 pm, will be held next Wednesday after rain postponement.
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AnNouxera
mage waar
John Francis Fischer
Yellow Springs
Charles T. C. Stull
Baker Park
Frederick Field Meet Set For May 24 At Fair Grounds
Entries pour in from Frederick County schools for the annual field meet under the Frederick County Board of Education and the Maryland Playground Athletic League at Frederick High School. About 531 county participants and 300 Frederick High School girls join badge contests. events span junior to open senior divisions including track field and ball games with entries tabulated at Frederick High under Prof. A. L. Leary and assistants.
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wee Frederick Farr
Frederick County Board of Education
Maryland Playground Athletic League
Frederick High School
A. L. Leary
Helma Hann
Geraldine Minker
Bisce ve' lay
earch
Biris
Annual Poppy Sale by Legion to Last Week
Legion auxiliary holds annual poppy sale led by Francis Scott Key post with committees listing captains and workers from Mrs. J W Bowers to Team No 4 led by Mrs. Robert Burrail. Volunteers include Mrs. C W Taier, Miss Lavinia Morgan, and several others for welfare work and children’s aid.
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LEGION
Francis Scott can Lesion
World Wwr
amoz
J. W. Bowers
capital
Bernard Re Grove
Canmack
Russel
Tater
C. W. Taier
Calvin Engie
Arth Ridgely
Walter Forney
Myri
L. Shoemaxer
Washington's Patronage Fight Over Thorp Nomination
The article reports a murky Capitol Hill struggle over the nomination of Willard J. Thorp to head the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Senator Hubert D. Stephens opposed Thorp, rallying Democrats, while Postmaster General Farley and Roosevelt faced pressure from internal opponents and a spy campaign by former bureau staff. The fight caused morale and efficiency issues in the bureau, with John Dickinson attempting to place a suitable successor.
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RODNEY COULTCHER
Washington
wimroll
Hubert D. Stephens
Missssippi Anal
Willard J
Bureau of Foreign and Domesti Commerce
Roosevelt
Stephens
Democratic committee
Trerp
committee
Senate
Senate Commerce committee
tuw Qeinge
drive
brain trust
Secretary of Commerce
Dan Roper
bureau
Thorp
wrecking crew
Hoover
Capitol Hull
Jum Farley
nox
New York
Farley
hidh
Foreign and Domestic Commerce bureau
John Dickinson
caliteria
Russell Amory
Rover
Dickinson
Ambherst
partiisan
Arms embargo to end Bolivia and Paraguay fight
U S moves to silence guns in Bolivia Paraguay dispute with joint regional action and potential arms embargo. Washington begins drafting a presidential message requesting quick congressional approval of the embargo while jurists study legal form of measures.
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PARAGUAY
Geneva
aml
a. S
Washington
API
United
State department
Argentina
Bram
Chile
Peru
Roosevelt
congress
Tydings Hints Experimental Plan for Reconstruction
The Washington Post quotes Tydings urging past experiments now. He praises debt options and proposes appointing a citizen body of heads from various organizations to study temporary experiments and present a unified long term reconstruction plan with methods for Congress.
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Washington Post
Lellard Tydings
todas
varios
ganizaraas
Montgomery Women's Clubs Elect Officers
Mrs B Peyton Whalen of Bethesda was elected president of the Montgomery County Federation of Women’s Clubs at the annual meeting in Potomac. The nominating committee gave no recommendation for president after noting 30 candidates had declared. Other officers include Mrs Henry M Chilburn as vice president and Mrs Upton D Neurse as second vice president.
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Bethesda
Montgomery County Federation of Womens Clubs
Pootesvillec
Roland Whitehurst
Chesy Chase
Eugene W. Scott
Rockwht
Whalen
Estelle T. Moore
wdz Spr
Whalens
DeLashmutt
Rockville
ert
Henry Mchilburn
Kensington
Upton D. Neurse
Der oan
Mortimer
Stabier
Sandy 5
Eugene Ferry Smith
Harry Elkins
Silver Spring
Elkins
Whaten
sne wall
Womens Clubs
stan
United Sates Act of Education
gare Maors
Gar& clubs
Rossess
nation
fine arts
Georse
qhiernastionai
Two Officers Shot in North Carolina Town
In X C May 1, two police officers were seriously injured after being shot by three men during an earlier incident. Authorities say the attackers fled as responders arrived, prompting an intensive search and warnings to residents.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Grocery wrecked Oamatensis details unclear
Fragmentary OCR reads as garbled notes about a vehicle crash and a road location. No coherent names, dates, or specifics are recoverable from the text.
May Get 32 Years For Murder Conviction
A court in Maryland considers a murder conviction with a potential 32 year sentence. The hearing includes remarks from state junior counselor F. Siuar Rawe of Hager Run and Moss Potut, counseling the organization. The event features a glee club performance with songs including A Bowl of Rover and Jow.
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Rover
F. Siuar Rawe
Hager run
Moss Potut
ike organization
tet cay
Dr Barnes Speech Preview Amid School Program
Fragmented OCR text describes a school program with musical selections. References include a recessional and voices in choir. Names appear garbled, but indicate a lecture or speech by Dr Barnes and a musical sequence including a postuler Fouca Symphony and Scherzo.
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DR. BARNES
Royce
Storer
Dillinger Sighted in Flint Bank Robbery Itinerant
A report ties gangster John Dillinger to a $25,060 bank robbery in Flint. Authorities chase leads as the fugitive’s silhouette is linked to the crime, with discussions of possible sightings and ongoing investigations.
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DILLINGER
FLINT
Six Men and Woman Carry Out Bank Robbery
Witnesses describe a six man and one woman band broke into the Commercial and Savings Bank in Currency Michigan. They allegedly seized between 325000 and 30000 dollars in cash from an armored car delivery as staff activated an alarm. Roland, a cigar store owner, linked one robber to the Dillinger fugitive case using a scarred man with a machine gun.
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Mich
Citeens’ Commercial and Savings Bank
John Dilinger
Harry Stamman
mmmmager
Grand Rapids
sherif
Ark Roland
Dillinger
Damascus Dry Law Referendum Petition Disputed
Charges that 14 signatures on the plan seeking a referendum on the dry law in Damascus election district were not genuine were presented to the Montgomery county Board of Election Supervisors. Reverend W. Clark Main, pastor of Damascus M. E. Church, testified that while theories were on the list there were not verification.
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Montgomery county Board of Election
Thussmi
W. Clark Main
M. EB. Church
ied
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Dersohs
P. Esme ton bsard
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