Newburyport Fire Devastates Shoe Factory Area
A massive blaze in Newburyport Massachusetts caused between 700000 and 900000 in damage at the Fisher shoe factory and surrounding homes. Four hundred workers were left jobless and two firefighters were overcome by smoke in the two hour fire with assistance from several towns.
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Newburyport
Mass
Fisher
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Salem
pombard
smok e.ither
Playground Funds Reach Three Hundred Thousand Mark
Contributions to the City Playground Fund surpassed the two hundred thousand level in the first eight days of the campaign. The mayoral office announced the progress this morning as part of a drive to reach the seventy five thousand dollar goal to ensure proper operation of summer playground programs.
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dace
Chevrolet Sales
Sherman P. Bow
W. L. Cary
Frank ML De dames
E. De Saemuel
Duval
Frank H. Hedges
eueale JONES
Jeannette Wein
ingee Giex
Worington
Mos
Alfred G. Zim
League Asks For Arms Embargo To Halt War
Geneva May 19 AP The League of Nations council unanimously delegated its committee to consult arms exporters for supplies to Bolivia and Paraguay as part of a move to halt the Chaco War. Representatives from the two warring nations sat in silence as the measure was approved. a concrete proposal to be cabled to governments will be drawn later.
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LEAGUE
Geneva
Council of the
League of No today
wien
Bolivia
Pareleuay
Chaco
Weather Summary for Period and Temperatures
Weather data reports precipitation for 24 hours ending at 7 a m with none. May rainfall to date shows May Hinches, March normal 3. ga inches, actual March 1933 384 inches, deficit in 1934 to May 1 116 inches. High yesterday 91, high last year 81. Low last night 48, low last year 50. Sun sets 7 20 p m, rises tomorrow 4 53 a m, moon sets tomorrow 12 19 a m, to date 2 03.
May Day Celebration at Emmitsburg High School
Emmitsburg High School held a May Day event before about 450 spectators. Senior Miss Leeanna Franklin was named May Queen. A May Pole dance on the school lawn followed the crowning ceremony, with participants listed among the crown, maids of honor, and train bearers. Field events against Thurmont saw Thurmont win most sprints while Emmitsburg won several dashes and intramural activities.
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Emmitsburg High School
Leeanna Franklin
Mess
Frangiin
Arvin P. Jones
Page
Ralph Lee Kell
Greta Keutz
George Krom
Edward Combs
Anpan
ger
Janet Hoke
Glad
Grace Smith
Flownee Harmer
Helen Mar
Lennis Glass
Margaret iz
Patricia Stone
Harriet Stinson
Hudson Odes
James Ma
ti Murray Roop
Cormets
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Atlantic seaboard
Japan
m of
India
Revolutionists Seize Bulgaria Setting Military Dictatorship
Bulgaria reports a coup d etat as troops secure Sofia and arrest outgoing cabinet members. King Boris dissolves parliament and endorses Himon Gueor as premier, forming an “authority” government with appointed mayors and no elected parliament.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
daar
Sofia
Boris
Himon Gueor' guief
LaFollette Sells Rally for Roosevelt Party Rise
About a thousand delegates in Fond Du Lac Wisconsin formed plans for a new political party to be named the Roosevelt party. They follow the late Senator Robert LaFollette and meet at the urging of his sons Senator Hubert LaFollette and Phil LaFollette former Wisconsin governor. The move signals a split from the Republican party and a shift away from the Progressive banner.
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Fond Du Lac
Wis
Roosevelt
Robert LaFollette
Hubert Mr. LaFollewe
Phil LaFollette
Wisconsin
Republican party
LaFollettes
can
Jim Farrey
La Follette
La Foliettette
Huey Long
Louisiana
Autoist in Accident in Race with Stork
An automobile accident near Boyds en route to Frederick disrupted a race with a stork and delayed a pacer. Both cars were disabled at the Frederick Junction Bridge on the Washington Pike. A doctor was summoned to Frederick as the injured party sought medical attention.
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pac-' Reks
Boyds
Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick Junction Bridge
Washington pike
Smith
UIT E. ne
Dillinger and nine companions indicted in federal case
Federal officials charged John Dillinger and nine associates in a grand jury indictment. The report to Judge Patrick T. Stone lists Dasha Hamilton Homer Van Meter Pat Riley Tommy Carroll George Baby Face Nelson Rose Anker Ann Sothern Patricia Young and Marion Marr whose correct name is Helen Gillis and who is said to be Nelson's wife.
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John Dols
Departmenty
jal The grand
Patrick T. Stone
ed States District Court
Dillinger gang
dsha Hamilton
Homer Van Meter
Pat Riley
Tommy Carroll
George
Babyface) Nelson
Rose Anker
Ann Sothern
Patricia Young
Marion Marr
Helen Gillis
Nelson
Stock market ends dull session amid mixed prices in New York
The stock market today showed one of the dullest sessions in years with scattered weekend profit taking. Trading was indifferent as offerings were absorbed with little difficulty and transfers ran on small shares while several wheat and other issues firmed amid irregular desks.
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New York
Weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic states
Weather outlook for the period begins Monday. North and Middle Atlantic states show scattered showers midweek with generally fair conditions otherwise. Showers near the Canadian border Sunday night or Monday with temperatures well above normal early in the week, cooling by Tuesday and again Friday and Saturday.
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North and
Middle Atlantic
Canadian
North Atlantic
The Brain Trust Myth in Washington Campaigns
Washington observers dismiss claims that a radical Brain Trust menaces Congress. Most radical legislation originates in Congress, with the administration often opposing measures like a 30 hour week or cotton controls. Roosevelts’ allies, rivals, and committee chairs shape policy, while party factions push for bids in Wisconsin Louisiana and beyond.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Ifany
Congress
William P. Connery
Massachusetts
Connery
Bankhead brothers
Alabama
AAA
Wallace
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Senator La Follette
Wisconsin
Capitol HL
White House
Fletcher
Florida
Rayburn
Texas
Odd Fellows Rally Set for Hagerstown with multiple degree ceremonies
Members of the Frederick Odd Fellows prepare to travel to Hagerstown for a weekend rally under the Grand Encampment. The program includes conferring lodge and past grand degrees, a parade through the city, and Rebekah Institution ceremonies led by Mrs. L Bean of Baltimore. Delegations from Samaritan Rebekah Lodge and Palestine Encampment join from nearby lodges.
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Odd Fellows
Frederick city
Hagerstown
Grand Lodge omc
Guard Armory
Elon
Elizabethtor
teinka
Col cresses
cates
L Bean
Baltimore
Retekah Assembly
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Palestine
King David Lodge
Removal of Negro Faces Lynching Threat in South Carolina
In Greenville South Carolina on May 19 authorities kept the whereabouts of a prisoner secret after a mob threatened violence over an alleged assault. A 13 year old girl was attacked and could not identify the suspect though others said the man resembled the accused. The mob dispersed as officials moved to prevent further danger.
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S.C
negro
short
shemi
si schoal
megroes
fkers
Hood College Annual Spring Sports Day Highlights On Campus
Hood College hosts its annual Spring Sports Day on campus with events from 10 to 12 including a Mason-Dixon baseball game opened by President Joseph H. Apple, volleyball, lacrosse, tennis, archery, ping pong, and student faculty contests. Officers elected include President H. B. Fogie and vice presidents L Osmond Derr and M Town J H Michaei with secretary David Starner and treasurer Charles Clutz.
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Hood College
Physical
Depa
Mason-Dixon
Joseph H. Apple
James EB. Ranck
Bathersinson
Brocxium
actalis Rhoda C. Raninelkamp
Engith
C. Weeber
SCGmne
H. B. Fogie
L. Osmond Derr
M town
J. H. Michaei
Frederick
C. Fuss
Taneytown
Carl Leister
Westminster
David Starner
Westminstee
Mervin Con
Frederick County to graduate 343 this week
Frederick County announces 343 prospective graduates for June commencements from Frederick, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Liberty, Thurmont, Brunswick, Walkersville, and Lincoln high schools. Frederick High leads with 65 boys and 94 girls. Commencement schedules and speakers are nearly finalized.
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Courts
W. Pruite
Frederick
Frederick High School
Middletown High School
Emmitsburg High School
Liberty High School
Thurmont High School
Brunswick High School
Walkersville High School
Lincoln High School
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China warns Britain may aid Japan in expanding China
A Chinese official, citing Sir John Simon and Sir Stafford Cripps, says Britain risks allying with Japan by not pledging to preserve China's territory. He warns Manchukuo and Manchuria could become a vast Japanese military base and urges Britain to join the United States to balance power against Japan.
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Coping PAN
Associated Press
London
Sir John Simon
Great Britain
China
Pully
Stafford Cripp
Japan
Manchuria
Jehel
Sir John
House of Commons
Britain
United States
John
Stafford
Lutheran Reunion Set for June 14 in Frederick County
The 27th Frederick County Lutheran Reunion will be held at Braddock Heights on Thursday June 14 with a 2 30 pm program in the auditorium. Dr N R Meihorn of Philadelphia editor of The Lutheran will give an address and Rev J Frank Fife will speak. Music by choirs from four Lutheran congregations.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
N. R. Meihorn
Philadelphia
The Lutheran
United Lutheran Church in America
mountain top
tme
Washsb
J. Frank Fife
Darrow May Defend Insull At Hearing
Chicago May 19 AP Clarence Darrow may be asked to defend Insull at a hearing on charges of mail fraud evasion and embezzlement. Insull’s son Samuels Jr said his father and family are considering Darrow as lead counsel, which would mark Darrow’s return to the courtroom in a major case since the Massie court appearance. Darrow chairs the National Recovery ReBoard.
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Chicago
Clarence DaiTo
swragenst
Insut
Samusi Jr
Clarence Dastow
Darrow
Massie
National Recovery Re Board
Merchants and Industrialists Meet on Carnival Pageant Plans
A Frederick County business meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 at the YY M Co A. Charles Harward, general secretary, will outline the Frederick county carnival and historical pageant. Organizers aim to plan participation in the three day event June 28 30 expected to draw thousands to Frederick.
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YY. M. Co. A
Frederick county
Charles Harward
Frederick
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