Auto Accident Leaves Man Injured on West Seventh Street Pike
Charles F. McKenzie, 16, operated a car that struck Frank Gittinger, about 65, after a planned U turn near the old toll-gate on West Seventh Street Pike. Gittinger suffered a possible concussion and internal injuries and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. McKenzie appeared before Justice Bennett and was released on own recognizance. charges not filed. Gittinger, a kitchen employee at the Francis Scott Key hotel, had been staying nearby.
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Frank Gitsinger
Frederick City Hospital
West Seventh Street
Charles F. McKenzie
Frank McKenzie
West Patrick Street
McKenzie
West Seventh Street Pike
Harry Marmon
East South Street
Gittlager
Imarks
Young McKenzie
Alton ¥. Bennett
Gittinger
Francis Scott Key
Reparations debate could limit US cuts to German payments
Washington reports indicate Hoover aides expect any German payment reductions to be matched by smaller cuts in American reparations. Stimson said the US could not accept a larger percentage drop than other Allies and noted possible adjustments to the German Trust and annual payments. Also updates on Howard M. Albaugh injured in an auto crash near Poplar Springs with head pain and a leg injury.
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Washington
Stimson
Hoover
United States
Germany
Howard M. Albaugh
Gay
Mr. Albaugh
Albaugh
Aso
Crasha Beer
Bailillome
Poplar Springs
Stock Market Bulls on Rails Amid Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court rejected the Interstate Commerce Commission valuation for railroad property, knocking down its rate basis by about 11 to 11.5 billion dollars. Wall Street labeled the decision bullish, lifting railroad stocks on the New York Stock Exchange before turning mixed in a volatile session. Weather notes and stray items followed, including stray flight record and levee reports.
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Wastungan
Ofaden Miitraad
Supreme Court Todar
MrReynolds
Interstate Commerce Commin
St. Louis
O'Fanon Road
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Commerce Commission
Commission
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Ferest
New York
Supreme Court
O'Fallon
Wall Street
N .Ork
Braddock Hotel Opens Season Amid Fire Incident and Plans
Intruders set a fire in the Hotel Braddock furnace room causing smoke and damage while floor oil and a broken jar were found nearby. The manager announced a packed opening with a new pool, expanded dining staff, and a full calendar of events through June.
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Theo 2
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G. Willam Shipley
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Jun& Company
Mrr
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North Market Street
Hetel Braddock
Ing
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Hole Imaniature
Chet Daven
Frank Mc Payne
Braddoce
Rebecca Smith
Thomas Thomipson Wll
George Campbell
Washington
Catskill Mountains
Hotel Braddock
Braddock Heights
Bradbocy
Croghan
pRaanneer
Frederick High School
Helen Schuoler
Hood College
Lions Club
Mutual Insurance Company
Gulon Bridge
Middletown High School
Brederick High School
Vesper organ recital by Miss Virginia Shenk at Hood College
Miss Virginia Shenk a Hood College senior from Hagerstown gave a vesper organ recital in Brodbeck Hall. The program featured First Sonata by Borowski with three movements and Fountain Reverie and Tocata by Fletcher noted for tone and finger work. Wagner’s Liebestod ariaIsolde was well interpreted, and Eich sketches offered urban visit ambiance as part of the evening.
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Virginia Shenk
Hagerstown
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Shenk
Ber
Borowski
Fletcher
Fietcher
Liebestod
Isolde
Wagner
Tristan
Nevins
Seetches
Kwangsi Forces Take Canton Report Says
Shanghai reports say Kwangsi forces captured Canton by moonlight. no confirmation here. The dispatch notes chaotic language and references to weather and local names, with several garbled lines indicating broader conflict coverage and stray proper nouns.
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Kwangsi
Canton
SAY
Shanghai
Canto
Imoon Tedar
Baccalaureate Service Held at Maryland School
A Maryland school held its baccalaureate service with speakers urging graduates to prepare for college and future study. The event featured remarks about academic readiness and upcoming exams, noting plans for continued education and June milestones.
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Maryland
Hoover Suffers Black Eye Amid Mud and Maneuver
President Hoover sustained a black eye after a mishap at a Virginia fishing preserve when he hit a low hanging limb while approaching a river. He later had a mud-filled drive as his limousine became stuck near Aldie, Virginia, requiring mules and a pool closure by Secret Service. He postponed fishing to rest at the camp.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
Rapidan River
Joel ‘T. Boone
Niles
Aldie
White House
Mr. Hoover
Secret Service
Russell Named to Head Local Scout Council
Russell was elected president of the local Boy Scout Council at a Saturday meeting, succeeding Prof. Bjornee who resigns as head after five years. The camp at Camp Ritchie is set for June 17 to July 1 with Leland W. Chandler of Washington directing training. Additional leaders include Louis L. Witsott Archie B. Fisher Glenn O. Garber Cyril Klein and Major F.C. Rogers.
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Direct
Tors
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Louis L. Witsott
Court of Honor
Archie EB. Fisher
Glenn O. Garber
Kikin
Leland W. Chanler
Washington
Iycoming and
Hie
Klein
Atsior F.C
Riussell
Bjornee
Wilson
Russell
Fisher
Charles W. Lough
Major Rogers
Lessie Coblentz
Roads Commission forecasts record construction year
The State Roads Commission, fueled by Baseline tax revenue and a new construction loan, plans a busy year with 19 bridges and several grade crossings under way. Chief Engineer Harry D. Williar Jr. says shoulders to roads total about 100 miles in progress or advertised, nearly matching last year’s 163 miles.
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State Roads Commission
Harry D. Williar
Torch murderer indicted in New York charges filed
The article reports an indictment in New York against a suspect for a torch murder. Details are obscured but reference to a crime involving a fire, an alleged accomplice, and a body later discovered. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to damaged text.
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Torch
New York
Three Bank Robbers in Westminster Sentenced to Twenty Years
Three men involved in a Westminster bank robbery received twenty year sentences each. The court found them guilty of armed robbery and associated offenses and ordered the terms to run concurrently.
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Bank
Westminster
Girl's Club Premium Winners Are Announced
A state rally of the Girls Club drew about 250 attendees to Hood College with officers elected amid exhibitions and fashion notes. Winners across house, school, sport, and undergarment categories were named, with 4-H prizes and a campus visit to Strawn Cottage and the observatory.
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Girl's Club
Counery
Hood + College
Dutta Schaffer
Craddock Club
Grace
Hors
Washington County
A. L. Devis
Prederick County
Ruth Pedern- Hon
Helen Pearson
Martin
Bull
Funeral Directors Form Montgomery County Association
The Montgomery County Funeral Directors Association organized at Olney Inn near Olney. Officers include President William Pumphrey Rockville First Vice President Midge Hawkins Da Mascus Second Vice President William Hilton Barnesville Third Vice President Webster Surdette Ernest Gart Treasurer Ray Lyre Meant at Arms Dylis Hall Pooleville. District of Columbia funeral directors invited to join as membership grows. Detained men and a court recommitment appear in a separate note.
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Montgomery County
Olney Inn
Olney
Wiliam &. Pumphrey
Rockville
Migle DO. Hawkins
Damascus
Willam B. Hilton
Barnesville
Webster V. Surdette
Ernest CG. Garttreasurer
Ray W. Ly
Zeppelin to Leave Cuers on Thursday
Friedrichshafen GermanyMay AP Dr Hugo Eckener head of the trans Atlantic airship Zeppelin plans to return to Friedrichshafen from Cuers Thursday or Friday this week. Officials worry over a four motor failure on the voyage to the United States its cause to be determined after the motors are shipped back for investigation by a scientific panel.
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Germany
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
Associated Press
Josey
Ion
United States
Beck Friedrichshafen
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