Frederick High Wins Speedball at Annual Field Day
Thousands attended the Frederick High School Field Day at Fred Grounds and Pr Sehon ground with 934 best, 501 bowers and 32 aero gorts, as 4 000 pupils participated in morning events. T.C. Ferguason and Eugene W. Patt led operations. results showed Frederick defeating Middletown in speedball and several girls teams winning in football and volleyball.
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Hoya
Fred Grounds
Pr Sehon
School Eines
HS Calowhil
Direcor
Pow Ly
Calloahul
Calloahal
T.C Ferguason
Eugene W. Patt
Frederick County
Nem
Siler
Neld
French Prelate Defies Vatican Amid Financial Allegations
A Roman Catholic archbishop, identified as Amie Diop, reportedly defied Vatican directives by refusing removal over alleged financial misconduct. The Vatican ordered him deposed citing abuse of power and improper handling of church funds.
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Tingayaloa Teance
Roman Catholie
Ohne Ty Dlapure
Amie Diop
de la Vylers Abe
Ative
Vatican
Renenelie
Ebys
Roosevelt and liberal senators hold conference in Washington
President Roosevelt met with a group of liberal senators in a session described as private. Participants listed included Lafollette of Wisconsin and others from Democrats and Republicans. Frankfurter of Harvard Law School attended, with Norris saying he was only listening.
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Washington
Mav
White House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Guffey
Senat Lafailette
Wisconsin
Ohersin
Scatter
Waener
New York
Whee'er
Montana
Schaelichbach
Minton
Indiana
Norris
Nebraska
Shiptead
Palmer-Labor
Minnesota
Touix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Htt
Miss Perkins to Speak to Democratic Women in Chestertown
In Chestertown Maryland on May a luncheon event gathers members of the United Democratic Women's Club of Maryland for the annual spring rally with Proinces Perkins Secretary of Labor as guest of honor and principal speaker. Mrs Mary H Dusall of Baltimore presides and Mrs Dusall is president of the organization.
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Chestertown
United Democratic Women's Clube of Maryland
Proinces Perkins
Dn Goldston
Perkins
Mary H. Dusall
Baltimore
Philadelphia Phillies trade Davis Allen for Klein Kowalik
The Philadelphia National League club announced a trade sending Curt Davis and Ethan Allen to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Chuck Klein and Fabian Kowalk.
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Davis
Allen
Klein
Kowalik
Plahaddpha
Philielphia
Curt Davis
Ethan Allen
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Fabian Kowalk
Pamela Barton Wins Westish Women's Colt Championship
Nineteen year old Pamela Barton of Tanda won the Westish women's colt championship, defeating qualifier Bridget Newes. The event featured a mix of dodge ball and relay-style competitions with teams and players named in the day’s results.
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Southport
England
APY
Pamela
Pam) Bareton
Tanda
Aday
Bridget New
Soin
Lyddane Testifies In Plot Victim Case Involving $200 Payment
Mrs Lyddane described a scheme to silence threats of exposure and admitted an intimate relationship with another man. She testified that a $200 payment was made to halt a man claiming to have abducted her husband, while Beall was depicted as a persistent suitor and Carnell pressed for more money.
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Hagerstown
Katie van
Tomita
Ara Lydiatnent Chat
John HorGoogs
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Rocevalle
Carnel
Francis Liddane
Lyddane
Arian Thal
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Oseeime Beall
Laurel Revtrack
DeMolay Mothers Name Committees Formed in Frederick
The Mothers Club of Frederick Chayter Order of DeMolay held a monthly meeting at the Masonic hall with one new member Mrs Alvin Main present. The group adopted a new constitution and by laws and named the Elizabeth McCarty Circle for Frederick Chapter DeMolay. Seventeen members attended and committees were appointed including contact membership auditing social and wave and means.
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Frederick Chayter
Order of DeMolay
al. A
Alvin Main
Warry F. Carty
Elizabeth McCarty Cirel
Frederick
Arthur McCanner
Raymond Pettingat
Ernest Webb
Homer Miller
W. A. Nogle
J. Paul Delpney
John Culler
Aubitelty
Charles Neck
Gilmore Flautt
Charles Madson
Martin Witchie
Lewis Alexander
August T. Brust
Harry Baumgardner
Wave and Means
Roger Meek
Milton Frank
John Storr
Joseph Price
Frank Gast
Jey
Charles Opel
Robert Smith
Roy Graham
Lewds Alexander
Theey
Prison Break Leader Returns Alive After Capture
Claude Neavera, alleged leader of a prison break that killed a foreman and wounded a giant, was brought back alive today to the state penitentiary. He surrendered about dawn near Jack Fork moon fans, 30 miles southeast of Okla, ending a manhunt that began after the audacious escape.
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Okla
Mayal
Claude Neavera
State Penitentiary
Jack Fork Moon
Here
Divorce case unsettled amid disputed alimony claim
The document reports Charles LE Thomas of Hora ion Virginia seeking a divorce from his wife, with contested alimony. He allegedly earns £135 monthly and is accused of defaulting on payments. arrears and work absence are noted as issues in the case.
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Brmsaick Palliant
Thomas
Hora
Ion
Marth
Repossession Action Seeks Farm Return in Civil Suit
The case centers on repossession of a farm as a civil action. Key figures include Arthur DWM and Mina Paves with tied disputes over ownership, debts, and caretaker roles. Court hearings and attorney actions are noted, outlining steps toward reclaiming possession.
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Ener
Warsi
Arthur
Seston
Mina
Auritten
Mother and Son Marry in Same Ceremony Here
A mother Mrs Saral Fitch Spicer Sr and her son Charles A Spicer Jr wed Miss Ethel Mae Green in a single ceremony at the linked Brethren church on DIY avenue. Samuel Carver, 65, a carpenter, was husband to the bride. no attendants were present.
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Asin
Ethel Mae Green
P.cer
Ravaille
Freight Truck Drivers Strike Paralyzes Baltimore Routes
May 21 reports say a broad strike by the Trick Drivers Chauffeurs Deliverymen and Helpers Union disrupted freight movements in Baltimore and on routes to New York. State police patrolled highways while radio cars escorted some trucks through the city amid earlier shootings and labor tensions.
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APY
Earier
Wolles
Iimes
Tof
Jocal Unio
Delverymoen
Helpers Union
Rose
New York
Quakes Kill Hundreds in Central China
Reports from Shanghal say a strong earthquake in Sze chinlan province on May 21 caused widespread damage. Hundreds are reported killed and many injured as Pingahin city structures collapse with sixty percent of buildings leveled and disaster crews rushing to the scene.
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Shanghal
China
Wa Yee
Reporia
Peaching &Hanghal
Pingahin
Szechinlan
Pangehin
Trustees Sale At Courthouse Buys Several Properties
The morning sale at the courthouse saw Gilmore Th Plantt purchase a six room frame dwelling at 602 Trail avenue for 3150. Hath Chapline bought three more Trail avenue houses for 7580, while the Salvation Army acquired an unimproved lot on Worth Tilth street for a dining room project. The real estate value was listed at 19 464. Sherry and Sherman Poiteverrs were listed as trustees with UW. Grant Theopher as auctioneer.
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Trail Avenue
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Hareth Chapline Fir
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Runfe Director Roles Stir Baltimore Welfare Board
Larry Greeseney, former head of the state administrative office, was detained Tuesday in Dredeciek and held for investigation after meeting with J Sleldan Turner, the general secretary of the Fredeste Counts Welfare. Mr. Greenstein, reportedly a former relief director, now heads the Federation of Jewel Charities in Baltimore.
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WE. Tlarry Greeseteny
Dredeciek Triay
J Sleldan Turner
Rfo
Fredestee Counts Welfare
Mr. Greenstein
Perelet
Vearation of
Jewal Chanties
Baltimore
Consolidation Pact Promises Help for Displaced Workers
Roosevelt era conference announces a labor accord detailing a six month period at sixty percent of regular pay for furloughed employees. The agreement, signed in the early hours, aims to protect workers amid plant consolidations and transportation sector changes.
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Peay
Ben Graerdee
Roosevelt
Office of Transportation Co-Op
Townsend Defrauding Mail Plot Denied by Townsend
An AP report from Wieblerton dated May 22 states Townsend denied defrauding by mail schemes linked to a political movement. The committee chair claimed $1,490 was spent on a constitutional appeal and Townsend's group used funds to cover expenses for a January 1933 Washington visit to promote the plan and its prestige.
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Cuneo
Ie Wagati
Bublivan
Washington
Simmer Roundup of Pre School Children Entering First Grade
Frederick County Health Department completed a May round of child examinations for 53 pre schoolers in Frederick. Dr BE Krfauver oversaw health nurses Misa Martha Fiyan and Mrs. Filora Moberip. Additional checks covered 140 children countywide at multiple location sites.
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Morel
BE Krfauver
County Heath
Frederick
Misa Martha Fiyan
Ie Chiutch Street
North Market Street
Filora Moberip
Washington Street
Parkway
Wealth Department
Auction at the corner sale on Pitt Street and Kilpeart Alley
The fragment describes a sale at a corner location near Pitt Street and Kilpehart's Alley. Auctioneer Guy Fou presided as bids and prices are referenced, including a notable bid of 848k Cones oParre in a terse news fragment.
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Kilpehart’s
Asakheo
Guy
Indebtedness to Reach Agreement Receiver Settled on New Tax Plan
Debtors Alma and Morence Vodka Ge Hahitivity facing liquidation reach a court approved settlement with Peoples Liquidating Corporation. A $20,000 cash payment plus asset transfers were arranged to settle debts, with court oversight and priority given to creditor restitution and dividend distributions. A separate note reports a Baltimore tax plan compromise aimed at increasing corporation taxes and revising personal income tax provisions.
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Cote
Woollinton McSherry
Aterk MM Coulent
Vitti OM
Diden Br Coblbntz
Mautdating Corporation
Peogtes Liquidating Corporation
Treat Company
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Ente
Holter
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Ste McSherry
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Hotter
Ce Cement Way
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Eert
Vanes Bank
Riga
Wei Ako
Witstington
Nlo Feadre Finance Committee
Compromie
Harrison
Plodding Recovery Makes More Headway
The plodding recovery gained further headway in today’s stock market. Utilities and industrials rose fractions while wheat steadied and foreign currencies were narrow. An article notes reversed music printing in theater orchestras and a conductor facing interference in the pit amid stage lighting and reflections.
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Torach
Opera
Improve Inc
Weta Villette
Yanning
Witten
Italy and Allies Debate Troop Withdrawals Amid Tense Talk
A scrambled wire-style report describes Italy hinting at Britain and France troops removal, while an expelled protest figure faces a constrained reception. The narrative mentions Italian recognition uneasily and tensions around a public display tied to authority in Tatlin regions.
Italian Ethiopian crisis deepens with regime changes reported
Reports from Addis Ababa indicate British and French discussions over pulling legations amid fears for foreigners. Italian sources note Graziani’s return with expanded powers as Badoglio assumes control in the Ethiopian capital, signaling a broader shift in the warfront strategy.
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Asmara
Petro Madogno
Euilopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Italy
Graziani
Addis Ababa
Victor Emmanuel
Badoglio
Rural Electrification Bill Signed By F. D. R.
President Roosevelt signed the Rural Electrification Act authorizing $410 million to be spent over ten years for rural electrification loans and construction. The program funds the Rural Electrification Administration with annual appropriations totaling about $50 million for the first years and long term loans to farm groups municipalities and private companies.
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Washington
Toorvell
Norrishill
PMNO
Rural Electrification Administration
Municipali Ues
Weather Summary for May Daily Precipitation and Temperatures
Readable text indicates daily weather data with precipitation totals and temperatures. The entry lists May precipitation around 2 to 3 inches and a high temperature near 78 degrees with cooler readings at night and varying forecasts.
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Samyria Teporroy
Afoon
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